breaking right now at six, a juneteenth celebration turns violent. new information we're learning from police overnight about the chaotic scene following a sideshow and shooting involving multiple people. also, the officers injured honoring a legend. the way fans across the country and here in the bay area are showing love for baseball icon willie mays. a stunning accusation from israel is raising tensions with the us. a live report from washington, with more on the high level meeting on hold and the impact on future negotiations. this is today in the bay. good thursday morning. i'm marcus washington and i'm

kris sanchez. laura garcia has the morning off. we want to get right to that breaking news out of oakland. the juneteenth celebration, which suddenly took a chaotic and violent turn and a warning. some of this video is disturbing. so you see, it wasn't even nighttime yet when the gunfire erupted, sending hundreds of people running for their lives, including the person who filmed this video and later posted it to instagram. right now, police are only saying that there were several people shot, but it is unclear if there was more than one shooter here is a live look at the scene where police just wrapped up their investigation. but you see the markings on the roadway from that sideshow there. thousands of people were out celebrating juneteenth last night when it happened. the sideshow itself started sometime after eight last night along grand and belleville avenues. then about a half hour later, police broke out. a police say there was a fight. the chaos

then left officers overwhelmed. we had 28 officers and four sergeants out here, so we had a full detail monitoring this event because we knew events were going to happen and we wanted to make sure people had a safe time, but unfortunately that did not happen. now at this time, police say there are several people in the hospital and there are no fatalities. police also say at one point officers were punched and shoved. some of them were hurt and one person was arrested for assaulting a police officer. now we will continue to monitor this story both on air and online. and in our next half hour, we will check in with bob redell, who's been gathering more details this morning. well, turning now to our forecast meteorologist, kari hall. she has been tracking those temperatures the first day officially of summer. yes, and we have a few more hours left of spring. but yes, summer begins this afternoon, and we're starting out with some cool temperatures. it's 49 in san francisco, 50 in santa rosa and sonoma, and upper 40s for

martinez, upper 50s for san jose as we check out novato and what to expect throughout the morning, we're going from 50 degrees and cloudy to seeing some peeks of sunshine in the next few hours and then warming up. overall a beautiful day ahead with a high temperature of 81 degrees, very much like it was yesterday. maybe a degree or two warmer in a couple of spots like fairfield, a high of 87 today, but we're still in the 70s in san jose and low to mid 80s in the south bay. we'll get a look ahead to some much bigger heat for the next couple of days. and our microclimate forecast that's coming up in a few minutes. thank you kari. well, tensions are rising once again between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the biden administration. netanyahu accusing the us of withholding weapons and ammunitions to israel, slowing the progress in the war against hamas. well, today in the bay's alice barr is live in washington dc. alice, now we know that there's a high level meeting that's on hold. that's right. and that meeting was apparently

not officially, firmly set. the white house being careful to say nothing, has been formally canceled because nothing was formally set. but it certainly was in the works, and it certainly now is on hold. and that message from prime minister netanyahu was spoken in english. it was posted on social media. it appeared geared at an american audience. and it seems clear white house officials did not like what they heard in a new diplomat divide. a meeting expected today between high level u.s. and israeli officials postponed u.s. officials saying they will not reward israel with the washington sit down now after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu leveled this accusation, it's inconceivable that in the past few months, the administration has been withholding weapons and ammunitions to israel. israel, america's closest ally, secretary of state antony blinken, adamant that the u.s. publicly paused just one shipment of 2,000 pound bombs that is still under review

because of our concerns about their use in densely populated area like rafah that remains under under review. but everything else is moving as it normally would move the white house saying billions of dollars of arms have continued to flow into israel, calling the suggestion of any other delays categorically untrue. president biden has warned that certain weapons shipments could be halted if israel launched a full scale assault in rafah. but despite intensified violence in the southern gaza city, where more than a million palestinians had been sheltering the white house maintains israel has not crossed a red line. and now growing concerns over a new front line, as israel signals it may soon launch a fresh offensive along its border with lebanon, where israeli forces and iranian backed hezbollah militants have stepped up strikes against each other as the u.s. works to avoid all out war. and prime minister

netanyahu is set to address a joint session of congress next month, despite pushback from several democratic lawmakers who are frustrated with the way he's been handling the war. and with the humanitarian crisis in gaza. marcus and chris, so much delicate conversation about it. and it's just so important. thank you very much. 605 this morning. and the tributes are growing and continuing to grow. and for the say hey kid, baseball icon willie mays will be honored today beyond the bay area today in the bay's ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. and ginger, there are still a lot of opportunities for people to pay their respects and kind of celebrate the life of willie mays with fellow fans. well, that's right, marcus and kris and fans here in the bay area, here in san francisco continue to do that. the willie mays statue outside oracle park has really grown into a memorial for the say hey kid, but oracle

park also opening its gates later today. even if the giants are not in town and the team will be in birmingham, alabama for that historic game against the cardinals, they'll play at rickwood field in in just several hours from now. that's just miles from where willie mays grew up. our nbc sports team is there covering that. they toured the ballpark, which so much has been restored and renovated to honor the history of rickwood field. for these events, willie mays played there, jackie robinson, satchel paige, as well as nearly 200 hall of famers today, major league baseball continues to honor and pay tribute to the leagues, and with mays passing, it has now also become a celebration of his life and legacy. now. willie mays mural was unveiled in downtown birmingham yesterday. at that ceremony, a letter written by willie mays himself was read i wish i could be with you all

today. this is where i'm from. i had my first pro hit here at rickwood as a black baron, and now this year, some 76 years later, that hit finally got counted in the record books. i guess some things take time, but i always think better late than never. time changes things. time heals wounds and that's a good thing. and those are just beautiful words written in that letter that speak to his character. outside of baseball, that we've been hearing so much about marcus and kris now, as far as baseball is concerned and fans, they can go to oracle to watch that historic game between the giants and the cardinals. gates open at noon. first pitch is at 415. guys back to you. yeah, certainly a memory, a legacy that will be missed but still lives on. it was just so special to see fans turning out

yesterday. ginger. and they you know, they're talking about like i was watching with my dad or i brought my kids. i mean, it just really was he just really brought people together. thank you so much. all right. our coverage will continue today in all of our newscasts and our streaming channels. you can also visit our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the willie mays tab. it's right there at the top of our home page. well breaking news this morning. tropical storm alberto making landfall in mexico. this is near the texas coast. this comes after alberto wreaked havoc along the texas shore. this is near galveston. now that's the gulf coast of texas, close to houston. heavy rains, high tides, fast winds, also bringing the coastal flooding there to that area, drowning many of those roads. and as you can see right there and buildings and many say that they're also feeling the impact. i woke up at 530 because just the rain was hitting. so i opened the blinds and i was like? the ocean looks closer. and so i woke him up. and then he looked. he was like, yep,

it's right there. not what you want to see when you look out the window, right? well, that storm just hit eastern mexico about a half hour ago. it is the first named storm of the season. meteorologist kari hall, of course, been tracking this storm. and you said it was moving in. how strong are we talking about here? it was a tropical storm. so that's below 74 mile per hour winds. some of the gusts were up to about 45. this is not a significant storm, but it is the first of the season. and as it makes landfall in mexico, it is still well away from areas like south padre island. but you can see the outer rain bands moving into areas like houston. they're expecting up to an inch of rainfall, but it will definitely be much higher in parts of mexico as that storm weakens once again. this is the first one of the atlantic hurricane season. you can see all of the other names on the list as we continue through the season. this is expected to be a very busy hurricane season, so we'll continue to monitor as we're getting out the door this morning. we're seeing a lot of

clouds and we're also going to eventually see things clearing up. but overall, a really nice day ahead with temperatures in the tri-valley in the upper 70s for this afternoon, we'll take a look ahead to some hotter temperatures coming up. mike has been checking out the lowest gas prices around the bay area. we see some movement and we'll take it right in the right direction, which is just a bit lower, a few cents lower on my route to free to the freeway this morning i saw a couple of signs change and today's lowest in fremont is 385 at star gas on grimmer boulevard. that's actually one of the lowest in the state. cupertino's best is still at great gas here in the middle. 419 at the shop on north boulevard and in the north bay mill valley as low as 421 at hq fuels on shoreline highway. that's all reported to and through gasbuddy.com from all of you out there. thank you folks. on the roadway, we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic for this map. we get over toward the area through contra costa county. a build there typical across the san mateo bridge. i mean, the bay bridge. we showed you the backup at the toll plaza

itself. no problems through richmond, but in the north bay. just learned about this very serious crash. in fact, i think the result is that someone has died as a result of this motorcycle crash. chp just made that update. this is across from the mondavi winery on highway 29. local traffic will be impacted because i think they're going to have to close both directions, at least for the time being. this is highway 29 near the mondavi winery. back to you. all right. thank you mike. well, at&t customers, something is coming your way and you're not going to like it. next on today in the bay, the planned price hike for some of the longest running customers. plus what's real, what's fake and how are we supposed to tell the difference? legislating. i out to the futures this morning. wall street took a break yesterday for the holiday. both the s&p 500 and the nasdaq will start at new records back in a

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we were checking out morgan hill with a look at our day planner and our temperatures going from 50s to upper 70 at 1:00, and then eventually hitting the low 80s for today. these numbers are about what's normal for our first day of summer, and then it heats up. we're going to talk about a hot weekend ahead, coming up in a few minutes. and the high here is the high rise for 92 westbound and smooth drive. easy drive from hayward over toward the peninsula in foster city. we do have that alert now for highway 29 up near the mondavi winery. we'll talk

about what's going on up there and a possible workaround coming up. well good morning. very happy thursday to you. markets were closed yesterday for the holiday. middle of the week. holidays don't happen very often. s&p 500 nasdaq both start at records. we talked about this yesterday. santa clara is nvidia now the most valuable publicly traded company in the world beating out microsoft. now we calculate that by taking the stock price and multiplying it by all the shares out there, we get the market cap or the value three and a third trillion dollars. a new study by social scientists say youtube seems to feed people right wing content even when they're not interested. researchers at the institute for strategic dialog set up pretend accounts, each one interested in something different, like mommy blogging or video gaming, and found after a time, youtube's algorithm suggested right of center content to each account. a youtube spokesperson said the

company welcomes the research, but said it's difficult to draw conclusions based on test accounts created by the researchers, which may not be consistent with the behavior of real people. elon musk, changing his tune on advertisers speaking to an audience at a festival in france, musk referred to something he said back in november when he told advertisers like disney and coca-cola to go do something we cannot say on television. musk now says he was not speaking to advertisers as a whole. he was trying to make a point on free speech. musk's advertising hours left major advertisers rather left musk's x social network after he posted something widely considered to amplify anti-jewish hate. well, you know, this is not real. it's created by ai, and if you do, it's because you've seen it before. a bill that would require ai content to be labeled as passed out of a california state house senate committee on its way to a committee in the assembly, it would require the

labeling of ai, either literally on the top of it or somewhere in the data itself, where a computer could come in and say, okay, i see the metadata there. what you're seeing isn't real, but i it it's so hard to tell these days. it really is. it's and it just takes seconds. you type in, you know, show me a woman crossing the street in tokyo in the rain and boop, there it is. i saw a story recently that like this picture of a flamingo, won an ai contest. it wasn't ai, it was real. well, there's the opposite problem. yeah, yeah, even ai sometimes can't tell. all right. thank you. scott. you bet. 618 for you right now and new this morning at&t customers. they may soon see higher phone bills. the company is actually raising prices for customers on those unlimited data plans which have been retired. now here are the changes here. plans with multiple lines will go up by $20 a month. customers with a single line will see charges go up by $10. at&t says that it's

offering customers more high speed data and hot spots in exchange for the price hike. those changes start in august. new at six bart is planning a big rebuilding project starting saturday, which could affect the timing of your ride this weekend. crews are replacing track switches near rockridge, macarthur and 19th street stations in oakland, so those locations will be shut down this weekend. bart says those switches allow trains to safely move from track to track. crews will work on that project one weekend per month through november. the train schedules will be a little different, so make sure you check the bart app for timing, but there will also be more staff on hand to on hand to help you navigate that bus bridge. i'll remind folks about that. and there's also work on muni as well. this oh two sections. check those sites because they'll get you specifics for the workaround. excellent, excellent. so this weekend for sure. sunscreen. hats. yes. yes. all of that. you may be trying to escape the

heat, but the good thing is that we do have those opportunities because of the wide range in temperatures. so we are going to have our inland valleys heating up, and we are seeing another very beautiful and colorful sunrise. but the downside of that, it's because of smoke and it's going to look hazy today as we still have the sights, fire that's burning up around colusa county and some of that smoke is traveling into clear lake, calistoga. you can see a high concentration of that up around lake county and then moving down into napa county during late morning. but we could also see a little bit more of it in parts of the east bay for this afternoon. so if you're smelling the smoke, you might want to limit your time outside. and it looks a lot more widespread than it did yesterday due to a slight shift in the wind direction now coming in from the north, as opposed to that strong westerly wind that we had yesterday that was giving us some fresher breezes and it won't be as windy. we're still looking at about 25 to 30 mile per hour winds throughout the afternoon. but once again, that change in the direction is going to make

all the difference in our air quality. as far as temperatures, it's about the same as yesterday, mid 70s for the inner bay, some upper 70s for dublin and then upper 80s for fairfield. but mostly upper 70s and low 80s for the north bay, while san francisco stays in the 60s and then into the day tomorrow. slightly warmer, but we'll really feel that heat in the inland valleys like morgan hill up to 91 tomorrow, 93 in concord, and looking at some low 90s for santa rosa. the hottest day is saturday, where we could see some triple digits in a few spots, but a lot of upper 90s here. you'll want to take it easy and try to get to some air conditioning if you can. in napa , we'll have a couple of hot days friday and saturday, but sunday it's looking much better and that's the weather. we'll see continue into next week with our temperatures quickly going up and then back down a few degrees for early next week. but once again, that wide range in temperatures in san francisco, the warmest we'll see here is about 74 on saturday. mike still

tracking that major crash in the north bay. yeah kerry up by mondavi winery folks in the oakville area. we're looking at highway 29, which is completely blocked right now because of a deadly motorcycle crash. we're looking at this area in both directions. the alternate really is basically to get over to silverado trail. i know that's a little farther east than you might like, but that's the best route because there's only a couple of smaller streets that will take you through the area again. stay to silverado trail instead of highway 29. the coroner has been called likely another hour until they are going to clear that maybe hour and a half, but just plan on that delay for the time being for highway 29. in that portion of the north bay. meanwhile, north bay for highway 37, that's just fine. typical build for highway 37. also the richmond area toward the bridge and san rafael highway for shows the build and of course, the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. just starting to slow down down the east shore freeway, but a smooth drive across the bay bridge span because of all these folks being metered over here at the toll plaza side, it's been a slower build, but it is filled

in all the way back past the 880 overcrossing now and other spots like vasco road. we're now at the half hour mark out of contra costa county and down to 580, which is also slower out of the altamont. back to you. thank you mike. 622 this morning next here on today in the bay nbc bay area response bad news. you make it to your destination while flying, but your baggage does not. here's good news the airline might pay you for your missing essentials if you ask. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how next

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not necessarily on the hook for those expenses. your airline likely will pay for your essentials, but only if you ask. ask consumer investigator chris comer has more for us. the feds, airline watchdog recently said airlines delivered 99.42% of checked bags on time. that's great, but that left over 0.58% is still a ton of late bags, more than 200,000 a month. on the upside, alaska airlines website, for example, says most bags are located within 48 hours. still, that's two days of downside traveling without your stuff. let's keep reading though. the very next section says get reimbursed on

essentials and then it tells you how. keep your paid receipts for any travel essentials you buy while your bag is missing, such as toiletries and clothing. next present your receipts at the airport baggage service office where you filed your report. other airlines do this, too. it's in their contract of carriage that long. jargony agreement you never read but accept every time you buy an airline ticket. let's look at two things what's essential and how much money you'll get. essential is essentially up to you in the airline to hash out, say you're traveling for business. you have a fair argument that replacing a business suit is essential, even if it's expensive. say you're traveling to a beach vacation. an airline might balk at buying that business suit, but a bathing suit? you have a pretty good case for the airline to buy you a new one on their dime. developing news here in the east

bay, where several people have been shot during a juneteenth celebration here in downtown oakland, the latest from police and a witness. stay with us. you're watching tod in the bayay

teeth are caught in the middle of this chaos. as a sideshow turned violent. a live report from the scene with what we know

about the bystanders and the officers injured and the search for suspects also cutting the cord. the key vote happening today on at&t s plan to cut the cord on landline service here in california. and did you know today is the first official day of summer? meteorologist kari hall is breaking down the reason it's also the longest day of the year. this is today in the bay thanks for joining us on this thursday morning. i'm kris sanchez and i'm marcus washington. we begin with that breaking news we want to tell you about out of oakland where several people have been shot during a juneteenth celebration today in the bay's bob redell joins us live from the scene. are the shooters off the street? that's usually the main question when situation like this. bob well, we don't believe so. there have been no arrests according to opd in connection with this shooting. but there's evidence of what happened here last night. even though police have left the scene. we're at the

interview of grand and euclid here in oakland, near lake merritt, where there was this large juneteenth celebration last night. in the intersection, you can see the skid marks from the illegal sideshow that preceded this shooting. and then we're here on the sidewalk where we know a couple of the victims ended up those yellow markings, we believe, were where the bullet casings were at. and then, of course, right here on the side of the edward jones building, there's an actual bullet hole into the glass. the shooting happened last night. according to opd, there were a roughly 5000 people celebrating here around lake merritt. about 2 to 5, 3000 of those people in this specific area where we're at, they say the police say it was peaceful until around 815 last night when some drivers and motorcyclists began that illegal sideshow in this intersection. as you can see in this video that someone posted on social media, then a fight broke out down the street. police say the crowd started heading that way. now witness tells us that someone during that fight set off some fireworks. then there

was the gunfire. it is not clear how many people were shooting firearms. as you can see again in this same social media post, people started running for cover. oakland fire department says they treated at least four people for gunshot wounds. police say other people took private transportation to the hospital. not clear if they were shot as well. we all came out here to celebrate our culture, our freedom. you see, people are still out here singing and dancing. this is not fun. just two, 2 or 3 years ago this happened and it seems to be a repeating cycle. it needs to be some kind of change in the community. that wynn has criticized police and claims that the officers delayed the arrival of ambulance to help the wounded people. oakland police says they had a full detail of 28 officers already on the scene, just to monitor and to try to make people feel safe at this juneteenth celebration, which, by the way, was not sanctioned by the city police

say that as they corralled people to safety during the shooting, some people punched and pushed the officers. one person was arrested as a result. again no arrests yet in connection with the shooting itself, according to police, the condition of the shooting victims are unknown. police are asking anyone who might have video of what happened to please share it with them. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell. today in the bay, a full detail of 23. you know, 30 officers, no match for 5000 people. thank you very much, bob. we are going to continue to follow this story both on air and online. and you can download our nbc bay area app to keep up with any updates. and we'll get those delivered straight to your phone. we want to turn now to our thursday forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect today. those numbers looking nice and pleasant this morning. yeah, to start out it is cool. and it's going to be a mild day. and we are starting out with upper 40s low 50s. as you're stepping out the door right now it's 54 in palo alto and it's 57

in san jose. as we take a look at what to expect in livermore today, some of our inland spots in the tri valley is going to be still fairly mild compared to what's ahead in the next couple of days. we're going from 56 at 8:00 to a noontime temperature of 75, reaching the peak in the low 80s, and then seeing our temperatures across the bay area still looking very seasonable for this time of year, but it will be a hotter weekend, and i'll have more on that coming up a little bit later. mike, now you have more info on that north bay highway closure. yeah, highway 29 is closed because of this motorcycle involved. deadly crash, folks. so this is a tragic situation. we have the coroner that should arrive shortly and that we may see that reopen over the next hour by 730, i think for highway 29, the arrows do mark silverado trail. that's your alternate. to get around this investigation, leave the emergency crews there. plenty of room to work, folks. just be safe. you see the back of starting back here at the yountville cross road, and that is one of your avenues to and from from the south there, the

rest of the bay looking like a pretty standard build. the bay bridge, the bridge toward richmond, san rafael. there may be a new stall heading down through hayward to watch. i'll track 880. coming up back to you . well happening today. five suspects tied to that high end rapid fire smash-and-grab at a south bay jeweler are expected in court today for a plea hearing. now, video from one week ago shows the group of about 20 people quickly ransacking pag jewelers and sunnyvale police later said that that group got away with more than $1 million worth of merchandise and about two minutes of time. the responding officers eventually caught up to people they say tried to ditch one of those getaway cars. investigators are still working to track down more of those suspects. well, in a matter of hours, state regulators are expected to hold a final vote on at&t s plan to cut the cord on landline service in california. the company wants to end its obligation n as the state's default landline provider, citing little demand for landline services. at&t is required by state law to provide

landlines to anyone who wants one or needs one in their service area. opponents have argued that cell service is in some places spotty at best. they also say an administrative judge more recently proposed rejecting that plan to shut down the landlines in the north bay. the last evacuation orders have now been lifted for the point fire. the wildfires burned about 1200 acres since sunday, destroying two homes and other structures. containment is now at 60. also this morning, firefighters in colusa county, they're getting some containment on the sides. fire. it has now burned nearly 20,000 acres about 50 miles northwest of sacramento. it has been called the largest fire burning right now anywhere in california. there are no homes in that area. this weekend. part of highway one near big sur is set to reopen after a year and a half of work. caltrans announced that highway one at paul slide will reopen to the public

starting sunday, giving direct access to communities in that area. you might remember that that stretch of highway was shut down in january of last year after it was damaged by storms. there are two other major slides still under repair. the regents slide is set to open this fall, but dolan point won't open until next summer. 6.37 for you right now, let's take a live look across the bay area. and chris, you know what today is? it's the first day of summer that it is. meteorologist kari hall here with more on what we can expect. happy the summer solstice! today is the day when the sun travels along its northernmost path in the sky. this marks the astronomical start of summer in the northern half of the globe. this makes it the longest day and shortest night of the calendar year, with 14 hours and 44 minutes of sunlight. the term solstice comes from the latin word sol or sun, and sister or standstill, and after the solstice the sun then appears to

reverse course and head back in the opposite direction, making the length of daylight shorter from here on out. so enjoy the early sunrise at 547 and sunset at 831 with a very seasonable weather. we'll see today. now let's head over to mike with a look at traffic. all right, kari, you know we're looking at more traffic than yesterday, but not as bad as we often see. we're looking at this slowdown, though. i was concerned about this. heading south down out of san leandro and toward hayward, right around eighth street. the reason there was sudden slowing, which is now starting to move a little better. the disabled suv blocking one of your middle lanes. but again, that may be clearing because we do have some recovery for speeds as we have that build off the castro valley y. meanwhile, we're looking at the rest of the north bay. let me get back to that. i skipped right over this crash that has. highway 29 continued to be closed just north of mondavi winery. and so we're watching for that and see the big backup in the northbound trend here from yountville cross, which is your way to and from silverado trail. that's your locals area to get around that is just the

note should be clear by about 730 8:00 at the latest. if you're heading up there, that's the timing. we're looking at the rest of the timing here and pretty standard for your build out of the east bay and across to the north bay or across the bay bridge and no major issues at the bay bridge itself, just the standard build back to you. thank you. mike. well, on trial, head for you here on today in the bay. the american ballerina held in russia appears in court the first time she has been seen in months, as her family fights for her freedom in washington. we are waiting on some major supreme court cases. we'll walk you through them. coming up after the break.

we are taking a look at our temperature trend in berkeley today. it's going to be mostly cloudy and still foggy at 10:00 as our temperatures go from low 50s to mid 60s this afternoon. eventually we'll see more sunshine. we'll talk about much hotter weather ahead as we officially welcome in summer. that's coming up in a few minutes and we're looking at a smooth drive all along the peninsula. here's 101 heading north, away from us through palo alto and up to the san francisco area. just imminently there no major problems here. the north bay. i do have an update on highway 29 and the deadly crash up there. i'll give you the update coming up. well, new overnight rapper travis scott was arrested in miami. scott faces charges of trespassing

after a warning and disorderly intoxication. it's not yet clear what led up to that arrest, but we do know that the 33 year old has submitted a $650 bond and is expected to be released from jail later today. today marked the first day in the closed door trial of a russian american former ballerina accused of treason in her native country, ksenia carolina migrated to the us more than a decade ago and lives in los angeles. authorities in russia arrested her earlier this year while she was visiting family there. they accused her of raising money to send to the ukrainian army. if convicted, she could face a sentence of 12 years to life in prison. snapchat will pay $15 million to california as part of a settlement tied to claims that the company violated civil rights. in a lawsuit, plaintiffs accused snapchat of discriminating against women employees, failing to prevent workplace sexual harassment, and retaliating against women who filed complaints. the settlement

covers a woman worker who worked there for more than ten years. it resolves a three year investigation. snapchat is based in santa monica, and in a statement, the company said it disagrees with the claims but considered litigation to be too costly to fight in court. well, no response so far from the white house after a scathing video from the prime minister of israel, al scott mcgrew of benjamin netanyahu, criticizing the united states, they say they are the united states holding on to weapons shipments. yeah. and this surprised everybody, including it really kind of caught the israeli government off guard, much less the american government. the israeli prime minister posting a video to social media. here's a clip. during world war two, churchill told the united states, give us the tools. we'll do the job. and i say, give us the tools and we'll finish the job a lot faster. now it is true the us has been withholding some weapons, particularly heavy bombs, over concern, over heavy civilian casualties. the us has

warned israel not to invade rafah as well, a city of more than a million gazans. the united states has canceled a meeting with israeli officials over that video. israeli journalists on social media say netanyahu made that video without informing his advisers or the military. a columnist for israel's oldest newspaper suggested netanyahu's visit to the us and is addressed to congress should be delayed until after the us election, should be a big day for the us supreme court. decisions are due to be published today and tomorrow, and we're waiting on some big ones. let's go through them real quick. the big one the question of presidential immunity brought by donald trump. plus, there is the question of the january sixth prosecution's emergency abortions, domestic violence and guns and homelessness. a little more detail in a country where all people are equal under the law, is one person a bit more equal? donald trump says a

president must be free to break the law as president in order to make the decisions to run the country and not be prosecuted afterwards. as for the january 6th attack, the supreme court is looking at one of the charges brought against many of the rioters obstructing an official proceeding, which was their stated goal. but critics say that law was designed to stop things like witness tampering shouldn't have been used in the january 6th case. if the high court were to rule that law was used improperly. charges against some of the attackers could be dropped or reversed. the abortion case centers around idaho, and that state's law, called the defense of life act, which says an emergency abortion can only be performed to save the life of a woman. the federal government says that violates federal law requiring hospitals to protect the health of anyone who seeks care. we're waiting on a decision over guns, our laws

that prevent domestic abusers with restraining orders against them from keeping their guns constitutional. or should we give them their guns back? the plaintiff in the case points out there's nothing an amendment about domestic abuse and a case california is watching carefully. can you make it illegal to sleep in public, particularly if there's nowhere else to sleep? because the shelters are full? is sleeping a basic human right, or can it be legislated? no. that's not all of them. there are 23 decisions outstanding. those are some of the big ones. the court decisions will be released at seven our time. so about 15 minutes from now, it could be all those decisions. some of those decisions may be saving the rest for tomorrow. we don't know. we do know the presidential immunity case is one of the lower courses have been courts rather have been really been waiting on to move forward with the prosecution of donald trump. yet the supreme court has saved that one until the last or the second. the last day. marcus. all right. thanks, scott. well, big city mayors are

banning together. this is for more people to make it in the bay. the mayors of four. the bay area's largest cities, will gather later this morning in san francisco. this is ahead of a vote next week by the bay area housing finance authority on regional housing bond measure for the fall ballot. that measure calls for $20 billion in new financing for affordable housing supporters say that it would help build 90,000 new affordable homes in the bay area. now, if the board approves the measure, votes will decide its fate this fall. well, happening tonight, you can catch your favorite flicks on the big, big screen. yeah, redwood city is hosting its thursday night outdoor movie showing in courthouse square. that's going to be a double feature for you with kids movies at 6 p.m, and then another blockbuster after on tonight's docket. this is the ever popular frozen possible by followed by mission impossible dead reckoning part one. got to get the kids home quick after frozen. there are limited number

of chairs there and tables available, so you want to make sure you get there early. bring your blankets to and some grub because i guess as the sun goes down, the temperatures go down as well. yeah, but that's always a must. frozen yeah, exactly. if so, just let it go. it's the longest day of the year, so they're going to have to wait quite a while to start the movie. like when you're trying to do an outdoor movie and you're waiting for a sunset. it's happening at 832. oh that's bedtime. yeah so for us, we're already asleep. yeah, it's hard for us this time of year. we're trying to sleep and the kids are outside playing. you can smell barbecue going right. the ice cream trucks rolling down the street. yeah, it's that time of year for us. but at least we do have this over san francisco. the low clouds and fog, what we call our typical june gloom here . and it's keeping our temperatures cooler. but we have some other concerns, too. we've been dealing with the wildfire smoke from the sites fire up in colusa county, and a lot of that

smoke is going to be coming in as we go throughout the day, looking at higher concentration around napa, calistoga, much of lake county today, we'll see a lot of that smoke. it's just going to look very hazy even after that marine layer lifts. we're going to see at times some drifts of smoke coming through. and if you can smell it, you might want to make sure you're limiting your time outside. it's definitely going to be a little bit worse as the winds calm down today. temperature wise in san jose, we're going from mid 50s to upper 50s and a little bit more clearing between 8 to 9:00. by noon, we're at 74 degrees. and seeing those temperatures up to the upper 70s for today. but as we mentioned, once that wind picks up and we approach sunset, temperatures drop quickly will already be at 67 degrees at 8:00 this evening. but overall, it's a nice day across the bay area, and it's our first day of summer. tomorrow we'll start to feel it. look at how much our temperatures go up, headed for the low 90s for concord, 87 for

novato in san francisco in the low 70s. so we're still going to have a wide range of temperatures, anywhere from 69 in half moon to bay 100 in concord for saturday afternoon. and then we're going to see our temperatures coming back down from sunday into early next week. a look at our 7-day forecast shows that quick spike in temperatures for the weekend, a little bit milder for early next week, while san francisco will be the most comfortable a high of 74 on saturday afternoon . mike, you have another update on highway 29. yeah we did. we just got the alert that the coroner has arrived on scene for this deadly crash near the mondavi winery. highway 29 currently closed, blocked in both directions. coroner typically takes about a half hour to conduct the investigation and then proclaim that they can clear the roadway. we're looking at the jam, mostly northbound, but southbound again is closed as well. silverado trail is your alternate, and again, we're not hearing about any extensive delays after that, projected perhaps by 730, i would say everything should be

starting to move once again through that portion of the north bay. the rest of the area through the north bay highway 37 standard build. same thing for contra costa county into and out of the area south of there. we're looking at slowing still south 880 toward a street. the disabled vehicle may be off to the shoulder shortly or after a quick traffic break. that's really the only thing we're watching anywhere south of, as well as the build for silicon valley. back to you. all right. thank you so much, mike. happening now, nearly 60% of americans say they feel like they are coming up short in their emergency savings. this is a new survey from bank rate showing that it was well below 40% back in 2018. more than one quarter of all americans say they have no emergency savings at all, while nearly 3 in 10 have some, but not enough to cover three months worth of expenses to build up your savings, experts recommend setting up a direct deposit from your paycheck into a savings account or an automatic transfer from your checking into that dedicated safety net account. good advice there. well ahead

for you this morning. the top stories here on today in the bay, including that breaking news in the east bay. several people shot in oakland. this is following a wild sideshow. officers also hurt during the chaos and the investigation now underway. keep it right here. we'll be right back.

breaking news in oakland. that was gunfire that shattered a night of juneteenth celebration near lake merritt today in the bay's bob redell. he's live for us at the scene this morning. and, bob, what have you been able to learn this morning? good morning, marcus and chris. we know there are about 5000 people who were celebrating juneteenth last night here around lake

merritt. that's according to opd. and then here at the intersection of grand and euclid, that's when the gunfire erupted. you can see there's a bullet hole. this is in the side of the edwards jones building here on grand avenue. now, what preceded this was an illegal sideshow. as you can see in this video posted to social media, that illegal sideshow taking place in this intersection around 815. then a fight broke out down the street. police say the crowd started heading down to that fight. now, witness tells us that someone set off some fireworks during that fight, and then there was gunfire. this is now around 845. it's not clear how many people were shooting these guns, but as you can see in the same social media post, people started running for cover. oakland fire says they treated at least four people for gunshot wounds. police say other people took private transportation to the hospital. it's not clear if they were shot as well. now the condition of these people were shot is still unknown, and there have been no arrests in connection with the shooting.

opd says they did arrest one person who assaulted one of their officers when they were trying to corral people to safety reporting live here in oakland, bob redell. today in the bay. all right. thank you, bob. all right. last look at that forecast for us. yeah. it's going to be a very nice official start to summer with our temperatures in the low 80s. and then much hotter tomorrow. it's going to be a hot weekend for the inland areas, but we'll still have our cool weather in san francisco with highs in the upper 60s and low 70s. all right around the bay. we're looking at the perimeter mostly a smooth drive, more traffic than yesterday, but not as bad as we often see. i mean, we're looking at the south bay just kicking in for 87, 101 as well. and farther south, i did just learn about this. a car fire blocking one lane, some smoke and there are crews on scene to help out as well. southbound 17. so that's getting away from los gatos and heading down towards santa cruz. one lane is currently blocked. you see a little slowing down toward the summit and summit road. all right. thank you mike. it is the summer solstice and

the today show is just moments away. we are continuing today in the bay on roku, pluto and other streaming platforms. you can find us there. we'll have more on the shooting in oakland and scott mcgrew is following the latest out of the supreme court. 23 decisions could come today and tomorrow. plus meet the petaluma skater eyeing her ticket to paris. yes, skating. even though skating is usually a winter sport. yeah, because i was thinking, like, what are you talking about, willis? it's the kind of skating i did back in the day. home in the back pocket . feathered. hey, nice. thanks for joining us. the today show starts right now. have a good morning. good thursday morning. yet another day of extreme weather is on tap. >> and everyone wants to know when will it end. good morning. it's june the 20th. this is "today." ♪♪ oppressive. >> just like being smacked in the face.