only beat medicare. i really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. i don't think he knows what he said either. right now, at five, a historic rematch, all the major moments from last night's presidential debate, and the growing concerns from democrats following president biden's performance. while former president trump is coming under fire for unleashing false and misleading claims. also, a critical meeting at a critical time. a live report on the proposed cuts as oakland city leaders prepare to vote on a budget to balance the city's multi-million dollar deficit. plus, one major insurance company looking to raise rates, the impact it will have on homeowners and renters. this is today in the bay. good morning to you. on this friday, i'm marcus washington and i'm kris

sanchez. laura garcia is off. we want to get you started with a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. and kari felt mild this morning, but of course, the sun is not up yet, and it's starting out at 60 degrees in san jose. it is a little bit milder there, but compare that to the 48 we have in san rafael as you're getting up and heading out. a chilly start there as our temperatures will reach into the mid 80s for novato and napa today, 83 degrees and low 80s for the south bay. just a touch warmer than it was yesterday. and we'll talk about that warming trend in our forecast as we go into the next few days with livermore is high today, up to 89 degrees. back to you. all right. thanks so much, kari. well, now to decision 2024. and sparks flew at the first presidential debate of the 2024 campaign season. president biden and former president trump sparred over topics from immigration to abortion. all key issues in this race. but the question is, did either side sway any undecided voters today in the bay's alice

barr joins us live from washington with a recap and lots of reaction. good morning alice. good morning chris. and marcus. well, the overriding theme this morning does seem to be president biden's performance. his task was to go in last night and to dispel voter concerns about his age, vitality, sharpness and even close allies are acknowledging he didn't do that, while at the same time, former president trump really leaned into grievances and false claims. right now, in addition to that, with the stakes sky high, president biden delivering an uneven performance that left many allies concerned with muted mikes former president trump appeared more measured than in past debates, but frequently made false claims. every single thing he said is a lie. you're destroying our country. the former president slamming mr. biden over the economy. he's done a poor job and inflation is killing our country. the president, pointing to gains from what he inherited when he

said the country was in chaos, the economy was flat on its back , 15% unemployment. the two candidates sparring over the border and immigration. we are living right now in a rat's nest and because of his ridiculous, insane and very stupid policies, people are coming in and reproductive rights. and if i'm elected, i'm going to restore roe v wade in the sharpest exchanges of the night, president biden calling out mr. trump's legal troubles. how many billions of dollars do you owe in civil penalties for molesting a woman in public, for doing a whole range of things, of having sex with a star? the former president denying wrongdoing. i didn't have sex with a star, number one, and deflecting and his son is a convicted felon. president biden later saying of his performance. it's hard to hard to debate a liar. many voters, frustrated by what they saw, the feeling i had inside was trump. hell no. he lied through the whole thing. and biden, it's like, oh no, he is

really in a bad shape. the fallout only beginning from a debate that could help shape this race. former president trump also downplayed the january 6th capitol attack and declined to say outright that he would accept the results of this upcoming election. he said he would if they were fair, legal and good elections. the two candidates are set to debate again in september. marcus and chris, i would expect that there might be some format changes by that time. all right, bay area voters, both democrats and republicans, held watch parties in san francisco. manny's in the mission hosted sf democratic county, central committee, or d, triple c, kezar pub hosted the san francisco republican watch party. voters on both sides each told us that they thought their candidate came out on top. it is a genuine awareness of both both of their yes gaps and also of the things that make it so

obvious that we have to be voting for joe biden. he was the first five minutes, and the thing that i was concerned about was that the president, president trump, might be too aggressive, you know, and too caustic. and he wasn't he's been reserved. he hasn't taken the bait. now the candidates obviously trying to appeal to undecided voters, they make up 25% of the electorate. for more analysis of the debate, you can go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link in the trending bar. or you can scan the qr code here on your screen to download our free nbc bay area app. it's a great resource, especially as we near the november election and we know there are local issues we're talking about there as well. 505 right now and in a matter of hours, oakland city council could approve $63 million in cuts to its budget. and there is a lot on the line for a city that's already embroiled in turmoil today in the bay's bob redell joins us live and bob, these cuts could have a really big impact on the

police department and the fire department. unfortunately, you are correct. good morning to you, chris and marcus, oakland city council member janani ramachandran tells us that in her words, she is, quote, terrified at the options the city council has to balance the budget, which is facing a deficit of $177 million later this afternoon, the oakland city council they will meet to discuss and possibly vote on how to close that gap. now initially, mayor sheng thao of oakland proposed a budget that included the sale of the coliseum, which would help bring down the deficit. but that sale might not happen in time now. so within the past week, the mayor proposed a resolution to her budget that would call for $63 million in cuts instead, which would impose hiring freezes not only on the oakland fire department, but the police department, which is already struggling with low resources. we need to get back to making

public safety our number one priority and to make not only our neighborhoods safe, our schools safe, but also be able to maintain our businesses here in oakland that, because at the end of the day, it's the business community that pay the taxes for us to deliver community services. that was council member noel gallo, who blames city leadership for these budget problems, along with uncollected taxes and missed funding opportunities. former oakland city administrator dan lindheim, who's now a uc berkeley public policy professor. we spoke to him, he says. it comes back to $55 million in lost real estate transfer taxes. other potential budget cuts could impact public parks, libraries, animal services and scores of other departments. reporting live bob redell today in the bay. i mean that budget covers everything. so we'll we'll have to see how it all shakes out. thank you

bob. well, state farm is looking to raise insurance rates once again. according to the chronicle, the state farm general, the company's california subsidiary, submitted a request to the california department of insurance to increase rates for homeowners. it would go up by 30% 52% for renters and 3,636% for condominium owners. if approved, it would be state farm's largest increase in at least seven years and would go into effect next year. right now, state farm insurers 1 in 5 homes here in california. the last raise rates, it last raised its rates by an average of 20% statewide in march. it is a 509 just about look how still it is in santa clara. no breeze to speak of those flags flying at santa clara city hall. meteorologist kari hall is here with a forecast that, i mean, are we expecting calm conditions like that all day? yeah, i think so.

you know, we do get our typical wind picking up as we head into the evening, but we do usually start out with a calm wind in the morning. right now we're at 60 degrees and we'll see temperatures holding steady there for the next few hours. a lot of sunshine today and a gradual warm up with our temperatures at noon in the upper 70s and headed for the low 80s for later today. now we are going to be just a touch warmer in some spots like fairfield. yesterday we were in the upper 80s. today it's low 90s and we'll see a lot of 80s across much of the north bay going into the weekend. a little bit warmer each day, and we'll talk about a big ramp up in our temperatures for the holiday that's coming up in a few minutes, but you may be hitting the road. so mike has a look at where you can fill up for less. yeah. kari, things are in flux a little bit, but we do have 395, which is a great price at great gas, the one on north deanza in cupertino. so the south bay is best. 395 is also alameda county star price at star gas on grimmer boulevard in fremont. and if you're heading

through the north bay, this is your bottom price here. solano county's got vallejo with the low of 409 at bond fair on sacramento street. these continue to get updated as there's a little bit of flux with the prices gasbuddy.com on the roadways, just a little bit of slowing. we have that southbound 880 section, just like we did yesterday from about stevenson to about auto mall parkway. things are slowing. you may be down to just two lanes, possibly one at the time being. should clear very quickly. top of the screen just cut off. there is a indicator for a fire. we found it. thank you ben. over there in our operations center. it is eastbound counter to your commute. there was a traffic break for about a 45 seconds. they stopped all traffic. looks like they had to get one more crew in position. fire crews are there when one of those trailers look like they caught fire. we'll track that back to you. thank you. mike. well, kicking off pride by saying i do still ahead this morning on today in the bay, the special place couples are able to tie the knot today ahead of san francisco pride celebrations. and if you're still sticking with your

gasoline powered car, well, maybe that was a good decision. apparently they have fewer problems. we'll take a look at them. oh all right. plus bleed for weed. one city's unique incentive to meet a dire need for blood donations. we have your attention. we have much more ahead. you're watching today ithe bayn

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in san jose. and we're all clear to start out our morning going throughout the day. there's a nice little warm up, a nice warming trend with our temperatures headed to the low 80s, which is about normal, maybe even slightly cooler than normal, but it will heat up heading into our distant forecast. we'll talk about what to expect next week, coming up in a few minutes, and things continue to change here. now, not much of a distraction, but still that rig. you see that little burnt out to sort of ash or charcoal. i get charring on the side. that's where they had a fire just coming out of the tire. well, in the eastbound direction of 580, as you can see, both directions move smoothly. i'll monitor this, but it looks like it's no longer a traffic issue. after a quick break in dublin. well good morning. very happy friday to you. it's the last business day of the quarter and it was a great quarter for stocks. the s&p 500 up 15% so far this year. 15% would be a great return for an entire year. and we got it in

six months. a lot of that big boost of course due to ai nvidia is up 150. so far this year. we get inflation numbers today with the personal consumption index. generally we're seeing a slowing not just in prices but in the economy in general, which remember we want or at least the fed wants. slowdowns bring down prices and mortgage rates. j.d. power says electric cars cause owners more initial problems than gasoline counterparts. a new listing by says battery powered electric cars, now not hybrids, have 266 reported problems for every 100 cars. so that's nearly three complaints per car. traditional cars have 180 complaints per 100 cars. bottom line the study found that electric vehicles require more repair than gas powered vehicles across all repair categories. a federal jury handed consumers a big win over the nfl in its sunday ticket tv plan, the court

said. the nfl overcharged tv watchers, including fans at homes and sports bars. the accusation was the nfl was charging an artificially high price for the channel, which allowed people to watch any out-of-market game they wanted. damages are nearly $5 billion, though those could be tripled in cases like these. the nfl says it will appeal. so no money to you just yet. a dutch company called asml now the second most valuable company in europe, asml, does chip lithography. so putting light to print on silicon, it beat out luxury goods maker lvmh for the second spot. that's the company that sells like louis vuitton and dom perignon. now they couldn't quite beat out the most valuable company in europe, novo nordisk, because that makes ozempic. now, this weekend on our program press, here, we talk with an asml leader about the growth of the company in silicon valley. this is the second most valuable company in europe. i believe

it's a dutch company, right. but i don't think most people, rafe, have ever heard of it. right. so we like to think of ourselves as the most important technology company that you have never heard of. but indeed, we are a multinational company. we're headquartered in the netherlands. but sites worldwide, including here in the states. so that'll be sunday morning at nine, right after meet the press on nbc bay area. the company says, yeah, we don't care if nobody knows who we are. we're we're practically printing money. and they've got a thousand employees here in san jose. wow. that's that's a lot of people. and they're hiring. yeah. all right. well, there you have it. also love the nfl news, right? that's great. yeah good for people. all right. happening today 200 couples will tie the knot at san francisco city hall celebrating not only their love but also their pride. the county clerk will issue commemorative pride, marriage licenses, and the city is also setting up a special photo booth for those newly wed couples. this is all starting at 10:00. this morning and trending this morning. a

blood drive going green and it's been a huge hit. yeah. and in this case, the green has little to no relation to saving energy. this is bleed for weed blood drive. this is in rockford illinois. have family over in rocklin okay. so the idea is leave a pint, grab an eighth of marijuana. yeah right. other option is edibles. whatever you choose. according to the organization, lines have been out the door. never done one before. so this is our first, first drive that we've participated with any any dispensary in the area. and life has been so supportive. and they came up with a nice incentive package. now, the organizers say that the event has been so successful, they're already planning a second byob event in august, meaning bring your own blood, which i would imagine if you show up, you do. but, wow, some people are too literal for that. they show up with baggies and i mean, i, i just wonder if

there are restrictions on whether or not you can be consuming, you know, if you'd be high when you are. yeah. do you have to wait till after you get given the blood draws done and then. yeah. thank you. thank you . take it home. don't smoke. and drive. i also check on the people who are drawing that blood. make sure that they have good aim. all right? it's not. 420, april 20th. it is just 520. what is it? june 28th. yeah. this month has flown by. it feels. yeah. and it's just like next week is 4th of july. so we're going to, have big changes as we get closer to the holiday. it's been nice these past couple of days to have some mild temperatures, a light wind, and it's going to be slightly warmer in the valleys today, but about normal for this time of year. we will be going up a few degrees this weekend, and as we approach the 4th of july, we're making plans. it is going to be hot and as the forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen, you'll see each day our temperatures go up

a couple of degrees. at least we do have our cool morning. and that continues with our start in the low 50s. for much of the north bay, it's 52 as you step out in fremont and 60 in san jose. going into this afternoon. not bad. we're still in the low 80s in san jose, 80 for a high in mountain view and 71 in san mateo with upper 70s in oakland, 90 in concord. so we are still going to have that wide range in temperatures across the bay area with our microclimates. and tomorrow it's going to be slightly warmer in santa rosa. we're up to 92 degrees, while in napa it's 83 and 93. in fairfield, even hotter there on sunday. and then the temperatures really start to ramp up. i wanted to show you one of our typical hot spots, brentwood. we're going from 90 this weekend to 102 on monday, and it's going to be as hot as 109 degrees here. so we're bracing for some extreme and dangerous heat, and it continues

into the 4th of july, which we are seeing now. and our 7-day forecast. it's going to be in the triple digits for several days. so today, the coolest day we'll see in quite a while, at least as of now. we're not expecting san francisco to see extreme heat. we're going into the upper 70s here on the hottest day, which is wednesday. mike, is it friday light right now? you know, it's pretty light right now. there are just a couple of spots. i'll point out some stuff, but no major concerns over here. we have slowing still southbound 880. that construction zone just like the last couple of days. so the last half of this week, we've seen slowing on 880 should be picking up right now as you're heading toward auto mall parkway. we all. oh, and by the way, the freeways open over here. there's that fire mark there. but we showed you that burnt, truck on the side of the road eastbound 580. so counter commute out of lanes. no fire. there was no slowing. will track that. but your commute direction coming in. that's west 583, alameda county. we're just fine out of the altamont pass. vasco road, coming out of contra costa

county. you're at your minimum speeds. that's great. and minimum times max speeds there a nice flow. there's an incident, a stall on the richmond bridge. we'll check that, but it looks like it's on the shoulder. back to you. thank you. mike 522 this morning. next year on today in the bay nbc bay area responds two viewers are stuck in a dissatisfying loop with disappointing customer service. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds and lemundo 48 respondte

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park and it refunded norma the 500 bucks she had paid for her tickets. working together, telemundo 48 and nbc bay area responds have now returned. more than $8,250,000 to viewers like you. every penny on this tote board started with someone like you contacting us. here's how. snap the qr code on screen right now so you can fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend! or you could just catch them in the hallway like we do. thanks. next top stories we're following for you today. include a sudden resignation, a reason one east bay council member abruptly left his position. i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where the city is getting ready to celebrate one of its biggest weekends of the year. that's sf pride, san francisco pride. we'll have the details as well as safety and security

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up security as thousands of people make plans to join in pride festivities in san francisco. police are making plans of their own in the name of safety. we have live team coverage on everything you need to know from that safety to street closures to the forecast. and did you see it last night? the first presidential debate in

the new presidential race has a lot of people talking. also, another big day at the us supreme court as we still await key rulings from presidential immunity to the unhoused. the impact both rulings will have on our communities this is today in the bay. here we go. we have made it to friday and a good friday morning to you. i'm marcus washington and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. we want to start with a look at that forecast because friday means friday plans kari. yes. and the weather looks great for us for the next couple of days. it's beyond that that we'll have the concerns. but we're just going to focus on our start this morning. as you're heading out temperatures in the upper 40s in the north bay. it is 55 in dublin and 52 in san francisco. a little milder for san jose at 60 degrees. and we're headed back to the low 80s again today, 78 degrees in hayward and 71 in

san mateo. we'll see temperatures in the upper 60s again in san francisco, while in the north bay, we'll head for the low 80s. so we'll talk about what to expect leading into our week of the 4th of july. that's coming up in a few minutes. on the forecast for the presidential race. suddenly a lot harder to predict scott mcgrew here right now. and scott, last night, two men on that stage during the debate this morning, a lot of the focus really on just one, just one. and that of course is president biden. his performance shocked a lot of people last night going in. a lot of people wondered how he'd do. trump team agreeing to the debate on the gamble that biden would not do well and biden did not do well with a raspy voice and a cough. president biden did not deliver the same energy we have seen in speeches or at the state of the union, and clearly at times got lost in his train of thought child care, elder care making sure that we continue to strengthen our health care system, making sure that we're able to make every single

solitary person a eligible for what i've been able to do with the with the covid, excuse me, with, dealing with everything we have to do with, look, if we finally beat medicare. thank you, president biden. now, even when mr. biden was not speaking, he did appear at times unsettled tv debates. remember are a visual medium. and while biden generally made accurate points, he did so often with uncertainty. and former president trump, while often making untrue statements, did so confidently. nbc news reporters in washington say last night has thrown the democratic party into a turmoil. take a look at the new york times this morning, where columnists said he must bow out of the race. he cannot go on like this. high anxiety from democrats. and i don't think joe biden should be running. now, if we bring up the question among voters, can that be done? can democrats replace

biden? and the answer is yes, absolutely. at the next democratic convention, were biden to decide against a second term, he would release the delegates he earned in the primary. those delegates would negotiate at the convention to pick a new candidate. now, that's how parties pick candidates. until fairly recently, the proverbial smoke filled back rooms. now, biden did land a few preplanned punches. i'm going to show you that. and then i want you to watch a clip of biden right after the debate. how many billions of dollars do you owe in civil penalties for molesting a woman in public, for doing a whole range of things, of having sex with a star on the night while your wife was pregnant? i mean, what what what are you talking about? you have the morals of an alley cat. give me a minute, sir. i didn't have sex with a star. number one. number two. that was a case that was started and moved. they moved a high ranking official at doj into the manhattan da's office

to start that case. that case is going to be appealed and won. look, folks, what's going to happen over the next couple of days? is there going to be they're going to be out there fact checking all the things he said. i can't think of one thing he said that was true. now that was president biden. after the debate, i showed it to you because of the contrast. he was speaking with a clear and steady voice. as for fact checking, there wasn't any. cnn made it clear their moderators would not fact check, and they didn't. former president trump repeatedly made false claims about his plan to add 10% tariffs to anything in made in china, he says china pays that. but you will about the number of terrorists coming into the united states about illegal immigrants and social security, about biden's position on abortion. all all false. but marcus unchecked, all right. definitely. interesting night. all right, scott, thank you. well, happening today, the two men accused of assaulting a san jose police officer and stomping on a patrol car are back in court this afternoon. 22 year

old tyler durbin, on the left, and 26 year old gabe durbin will have a bail hearing today. the two were arrested after a daytime sideshow. this is near santana row back on june 15th. they're accused of attacking an officer by hitting and stomping on the patrol car as he was responding to calls for an injured person. they currently live on a reservation in arizona and have no criminal record, so their lawyers believe they should be released as they wait for their trial. leaders in several bay area cities are among those waiting for the imminent supreme court ruling on homelessness, and whether the unhoused can camp on public property and this comes at a critical time. one recent insider monkey study listed four bay area cities among the top 15 nationally when it comes to unhoused people. per capita, napa and vallejo were just outside the top ten. san francisco and san jose are at eighth and fourth. the data came from the 2022 homeless report

for city mayors. and today, or perhaps on monday, the high court may issue its anticipated ruling on the grants pass homelessness case. the question is whether people can be fined or jailed for sleeping on public land when the shelters are full. an appeals court ruled that it is cruel and unusual punishment, but some city leaders say they cannot regulate encampments. san jose recently adopted a no return zone for areas along the guadalupe river to end the process of rolling sweeps, but one leading advocate believes that effort can only work under very certain circumstances. once you've offered valid offers of shelter to people who are there today, you can call it a no return zone, which is what mayor matt mahan calls it in san jose. and you can say no. one new can come. no one can can set new camps up. and that's feasible because if we have enough beds to offer people when they first become homeless, they have a place to go. they're not going

to need to camp. and many expect that the court will strike down the appeals court ruling. what is less clear is how wide the scope will be. but we're listening. well, a newark city councilman is now resigning over the cost of living and his own personal struggles when it comes to making it in the bay. mike bucci made that announcement in a facebook post this week, saying that he and his wife were unable to buy a home in the city. according to zillow, the average home value in newark is just over $1.3 million, which is up 10.5% over last year. bucci has served on the council since 2014 and is a public works estimator, and at at silliman industries. his term is on. that council was set to expire in 2026. newark city council member salary is under $17,000. annually. the council will have a special meeting to fill that spot in july. well, we are celebrating pride month here at

nbc bay area and final preparations are underway for pride festivities in san francisco this weekend. we have team coverage for you. meteorologist kari hall is tracking your forecast. mike inouye is breaking down the street closures as well. yeah, but first today in the bay's ginger conejero saab. she's live for us in the city this morning. and ginger security is an issue a lot of people have been concerned about. and it will be tight. that's right. marcus kris, you know anyone who has been in the city for pride weekend knows that it is quite the celebration and as such, security and safety are top of mind for many of the local officials. and of course, the organizers. now, this is one of the biggest events in san francisco. it speaks to the to the history and the heritage of this city. this year, organizers say they want it to be a beacon of love in this moment. in our country, especially with the more than 500 anti lgbtq and particularly anti-trans legislative actions that are

being mobilized across this nation, san francisco and san francisco pride are saying, no, we reject that. we defy that. that is the president of sf pride. the organizers of this year's festival. and parade. they say that that that is the concept behind this year's theme, safety and security. as you both mentioned, are top of mind this year as the summer began with a warning from federal law enforcement agencies about the possibility that terrorist groups could target large events during pride month. now it's a warning that has not materialized into any significant incidents so far, but san francisco's police chief bill scott, says his department, along with federal law enforcement, is tracking anything that could be a problem. although there's nothing specific. we always have to be ready, and that's what the partnership is all about with the fbi and our regional partners and our federal partners. now, later today, a

massive four mile rainbow flag is going up to kick off pride weekend illuminate, the nonprofit behind the bay bridge lights will turn on its lasers tonight around 915 until sunrise. the lights will be seen from the ferry building all the way down market street to twin peaks, and that will kick off the summer of or now. the lighting ceremony will also include some live music renewal of vows as well. for some couples. the mayor, mayor london breed and governor gavin newsom are also set to speak at the event. here are some other notable parts of the pride weekend that's coming up. well, the pride parade, of course, that's happening on sunday. it starts at 1030. this is a first for the year. this is breakfast at pride. things get started a little bit earlier over at by city hall tomorrow morning at 730. for that first ever breakfast event. there's also a new activation. they say it's

called hot box and it has to do with cannabis medications. here locally. and the annual city hall party is back. it took a bit of a hiatus during the pandemic, but organizers tell us that it is back in full force this year. now, there's so much going on, you can really keep track of all of that on nbcbayarea.com. it's on our trending bar. there's everything you need to know, including the clear bags and the bag size that you need to bring in. if you are attending the festival, that is important. you don't want to bring anything that's too big that will allow you to. that may derail your plans, but for now, i'll send it back to you guys. it's a big weekend coming up that it is. ginger, thanks so much for that. all right. we want to check in with mike inouye because mike you know you've been tracking those street closures for you for us all because a lot of folks are going to be down there. right. we're talking about this weekend. but actually some street closures took effect last night. and so there will be some issues over here. there's city hall, un plaza, civic center, you know, this whole area. let's get you the map to full and

we'll take away some of the 3d detail. so the streets show up a little better, will orient this and show you that even now, with live traffic, we have some of those streets that did close overnight. so we're talking about eventually when they're all done with the closures starting today. basically, grove, polk, larkin, fulton, they will all be streets to avoid along the perimeter of civic center and un plaza that goes starting today in through tomorrow's pride celebration. all in that plaza and continuing, of course, where we add on the parade the route, as we talked about with the lasers that ginger said are visible along market. that's the route as well. embarcadero, montgomery, powell, civic center and un plaza. those are all stations that will be a bart options for you to take under the roadway, because there will be a lot of surface street traffic. so that is going to be in place for sunday's pride parade as well. and you have options aside from muni, which will have disruptions and a little slowing. these other agencies bart, the sf bay ferry, and caltrain all have extra service because they want to allow folks to get into the city without having to work about parking back to you. and we're

starting out with some great weather. it's going to be really nice with sunshine, and we're going to have a little bit of something for everyone. cool temperatures in the evening hours and then making it into the upper 60s with sunshine. we will continue to warm up a few degrees each weekend and in time for the parade on sunday. it's going to be a nice one with our highs headed for the low 70s, we'll be in the 70s this evening at the start of redwood city's music on the square. it will be about 75 degrees and then cooling down as we go into the evening. bring that light jacket. you'll need it by the end of the night. and then this weekend we have the polynesian market and daly city. it's going to be beautiful for that as our high temperatures head for the low 70s. and then in morgan hill, we have the boots and brews, country music festival here. it's going to be warm during the middle of the day, so you want to make sure you have the sunscreen. you're staying hydrated more than just the brews, we are going to have some

very warm temperatures for the weekend there, as well as some warm weather in lake tahoe, sunshine and our high temperatures in the upper 70s, but cooling down during the evenings and overnight. we're down to the 40s there. if your weekend plans include the coastline and heading to the beach, it's only going to be 58 today in monterey. a little bit warmer for stinson beach. not only today, but throughout the weekend. i'll have more on our forecast and next week's outlook coming up in a few minutes. all right. and you can always get your forecast. plus, our pride coverage all through the weekend. you can take us on the go. we are streaming on pluto 24/7, get live newscasts, breaking updates and other content like carrie's forecast. well a major change for a school curriculum ahead for you on today in the bay the state where schools are now required to incorporate the bible in their syllabus. also, the search is on for thieves who rammed their car into a san francisco shop. the items they made off with and the damage that they did. much more news ahead. you're wahing today intc

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get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. going from needing a jacket with temperatures this morning in the low 60s to shorts and t shirts this afternoon as our highs head for 90 degrees here. a big warm up, but we're also getting even hotter going into the forecast for next week, so we'll get a look at that coming up in a few minutes. and taking a look at the bay bridge. this is friday, remember. so we do have a lighter flow of traffic. and some folks may have actually left town because of the holidays next week. some may be taking the week. so we're looking at the build at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll show you the bigger view because there are other east and north

bay slowing that should be kicking in about now. well, just days after the oklahoma supreme court ruled publicly funded religious charter schools unconstitutional, the state superintendent issued a new edict. every school district will adhere to, which is that every teacher, every classroom in the state will have a bible in the classroom and will be teaching from the bible. superintendent ryan walters, now requiring all public schools to include the bible as part of the curriculum, effective immediately, schools will also be required to refer to the bible and the ten commandments. civil rights groups say the requirement tramples on student freedom of religion, and police are searching for thieves who rammed a car into a san francisco cigarette shop and ransacked it. this happened around three wednesday morning at the cigarettes cheaper on 17th and geary in the richmond district. you can see right there a stream of people running into the store. police say around ten people took off in three cars. the owners say that

the break in caused about $50,000 in damage. no arrests have been made. i new this morning hearing aids can slow cognitive impairment. that is according to research presented at a society of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging annual meeting. so the pictures here on your screen are those of a patient's brain that suffers from cognitive impairment and untreated hearing loss. the images of the same patient's brain two years later, on the bottom part of the screen, show brighter colors, which correspond to more severe impairment in contrast, a group of people suffering from cognitive impairment who did use hearing aids did not undergo the same decline over the same two year period. the change was really quite significant in that when we looked at the rate of loss of function in different parts of the brain and people who had hearing impairments but were not using hearing aids, we could see an acceleration of loss of activity, especially in the frontal parts of the brain. medical experts say they've

known for some time that people with hearing impairments are at increased risk for developing dementia or alzheimer's disease. doctors advised that if you experience hearing loss and you have a hearing aid, consider wearing them or wearing them more often. well, today may be a brand new chapter for the san jose sharks. and here's what we know. they actually hold the top overall pick in the nhl draft. all signs point to them grabbing what some believe may be a generational talent. macklin celebrini, his father, works for the warriors. the sharks are having a draft party today at sap center. we're going to hear more about all of this coming up on our 8 a.m. newscast. it's streaming. that's when we'll have a one on one talk with a longtime sharks broadcaster. not used to seeing them without all their hockey gear. the warriors, meanwhile, they are just hoping that their latest draft choice can add some help down low. last night, they selected a seven footer in the second round. quentin post is from the

netherlands but played at boston college. the warriors need some help against some of the top line big men. he will be the tallest guy on the team and you might call it a twofer because in the process, they also acquired an nba veteran. they traded with oklahoma city for lindy waters, the third. he is a 26 year old shooting guard. they believe could work well in steve kerr's system. and the lakers this morning are somehow re-energizing their fan base with a second round pick. how, you may ask? well because they actually brought in a guy who no doubt is going to make the biggest star there on the team happy, they chose bronny james with the 55th overall pick. yes, that is. lebron james's son had the attention of everyone before the draft. now, if bronny ends up playing with his father, it would be the first father son duo in the nba. what if the lakers traded lebron? like, that's not going to happen. no, i know, but that would be oh, i

don't know. i think i'd want to make my own mark and play on my own team. well, i think he kind of needs his dad right now 55th. just saying. drop there you go. all right. thanks, dad. all right, look it is 552 for you right now. and we are now less than a month away from the opening ceremony of the summer games in paris. now, team usa continued the process of picking some of those athletes who actually represent our country on the world stage. yeah. so this weekend the spotlight is on gymnastics and the olympic trials that are underway in minneapolis. this is one of the most select team, with only five men and five women making the cut. of course, all eyes are on simone biles, who is trying to make her third olympic team. biles has been dominating competitions leading up to these trials, and she takes to the mat for the first time tonight. you can watch it right here during prime time. and of course, nbc bay area is your home for the olympics. you can watch the opening ceremony right here. it all begins july 26th, and you

can get to know more of our local athletes headed to paris, go to nbcbayarea.com. slash olympics. well, happening tomorrow. the water park in san jose is set to open now. the popular south bay destination really was formerly known as raging waters. remember that? well, at the end of last summer, raging waters unexpectedly announced that it was renewing its lease, closing for good, and this is because of low turnout. the park is now reopening under new management, and that new name, kelly dude. i mean, it's kind of silly, but they've been doing a lot of stuff on their social media channels and it's kind of cool to see. i can't wait to go home with the kids. not alone with the heat. it'll be just in time. yes, absolutely. and for the holiday too, we are going to have temperatures warming up for the inland valleys, while along the coast it stays nice and cool. well, here's part of the reason why we're getting a little bit of fog as we take a look from our sutro tower camera down at the golden gate bridge this

morning. looks really nice and we are clear as we take a live look outside in dublin this morning. as the sun rises, we will see temperatures in the low 50s at 6:00. at 8:00 at 60 degrees, 71 at 10:00, and you can see the trend there as our temperatures warm up today, zooming into the south bay, it's going to be a few degrees warmer than yesterday afternoon. we're up to 88in los gatos and 89 in morgan hill. much of the east bay seeing temperatures into the upper 80s and low 90s. and we're seeing a few more of those seconds today. and that will be the case over the weekend in the inland valleys, 81 for palo alto today, 71 for san mateo and low seconds for the mission district today, upper 70s for mill valley and upper 80s for santa rosa. so you can see this, the range and temperatures we'll have here. looking at san jose, we're getting ready for some hot weather in time for the 4th of july. and this is the time to start preparing. maybe not even

worrying about buying fireworks on your own, and also being mindful about grilling. as we approach the 4th of july holiday will still be in the mid 90s in san jose, and that means for some parts of the tri-valley, the north bay, it's going to be even hotter. so looking at our 7-day forecast now with the 4th of july within view, it is going to be very toasty next week. and looking at our weekend in san francisco, upper 60s will be in the 70s here next week. and mike has a look at that drive coming out of richmond. yeah, we talk about the holiday next weekend. that might be why friday's even lighter than your typical friday here out of richmond. no big deal. just starting to see a few more cars heading across the span. that disabled vehicle did clear from the roadway and the reports this has not been a problem. highway 37 at 131 lakeville highway. just mild slowing out of vallejo for 37 and very little slowing almost none for highway four. no backup at the bay bridge. i don't know if they have metering lights yet, but they should be turned on in a few seconds, but still

slowing through. fremont, back to you. thanks mike. well, 28 years later, california first established a high speed rail authority. the project finally has environmental clearance for the entire planned line between the bay area and los angeles. now at this point, there's only a small segment across 170 miles of the central valley that service, now expected to be operational by the year 2033. there's no timeline for the completion of the full 435 mile span. the holiday travel rush is on ahead of the 4th of july. here's a live look at sjc this morning ahead on today in the bay. what you can expect if you are headed out to catch a flight and where are you

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