good morning on this first day of june. we start with a warm forecast as we look at the city from our mountain camera. it is going to be a very warm day today. we'll talk about the forecast for the midwest as well.

thanks for joining us. we begin with developing news in the midwest. where once again oklahoma finds itself in the middle of a deadly round of tornadoes. and with day break comes the news that type people were killed, including a mother and her young baby. 50 people east of oklahoma city were injured. some of them are seriously hurt. this is new video into our newsroom this morning one of those tornadoes touching down in el rino last night just west of oklahoma city. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. oh, no. let's turn the car around. let's get ready. large tornado. large tornado right there. >> and just ten miles away, twin twisters form in union city, oklahoma, where officials say at least two were killed. you can see the debris being whipped around by storms. at one point, that was a massive

hail bail. we want to bring in meteorologist rob miela. rob, you did some storm chasing yourself. >> my research project with my grad students as we went through the plains about three or four years ago. you saw the video there of multiple vortex tornados where you see one tunnel, then another one forms, counterclockwise around that wall cloud. that produces multiple tornadoes in a relatively small area. you can see reports have been across eastern oklahoma. we can see this on the radar summary for oklahoma. we've had those storms moving into st. louis, where it caused the suspension of that giants game. you can see the severe weather today. the threat will move further off to the south and east. we're watching the highest threat for severe storms today from little rock back down into dallas, near austin, texas.

near eastward near louisville, kentucky, and in towards ohio. so we'll look for a chance of possibly some more severe weather today. it's important to point out from an historical standpoint from june 1st, the storms producing tornadoes is right there in the southern plains. unfortunately, is part of the weather pattern for this time of year. you can see, what's left of the severe storms, now moving into north texas, where more severe weather and flooding will be a threat today. >> we want to check in with rob throughout the newscast for the latest but we also want to continue our coverage with jay gray who joins us with the latest. this round of tornadoes comes just 12 days after 24 people were killed in moore, oklahoma. how is it -- what's the feeling out there where you are? >> chris, obviously, everyone glad that this storm has moved on there.

it's taking its toll, nobody question about this. as you've been talking about, this is tornado alley. they're used to storms. a lot of times they're in empty plain lands. not this time. this is the third major storm to hit this area. like you talked about the last 12, 13 days. first shawnee, oklahoma, be a deadly twister. then the f-5, the most powerful tornado that can be rated raking across moore. and then again a deadly round of tornadoes here last night. they're worn out. they're wondering when this is going to end. when you talk to people on the streets, you can tell that obviously the physical scars are deep but the emotional and mental scars are going to be just as difficult to heal and going to take just as long. it's going to be a tough go for a long time in this region. >> we're gla you stayed a safe distance away. thank you very much for joining us. passengers at will rogers

airport in oklahoma city were forced to take cover in a tunnel at the airport as a storm rolled through the area last night. nbc reporter was there. she tweeted this photo of some 1,200 people moving underground to wait out the storm. on top of the tornadoes, relentless green, mass inflooding near oklahoma city as well. you can see several cars just a ban abandoned by their owners. the cars nearly swallowed up by some of those floodwaters. the storm also downed power l e lines and an estimated 60,000 people are still in the dark this morning and the surrounding cities in town. as jay gray reported, the damage from that severe weather spread throughout much of the midwest. as smaller twisters touched down in missouri and illinois as well. this video is from weldon spring, missouri. the state's governor there declared a state of mental aeme

after several counties reported rain damage and tornadoes. speaking of missouri, the storms also affected the san francisco giants games. that game was postponed as a tornado warning was issued for the surrounding area. heavy rains, strong winds and hail forced fans to take cover. the giants themselves had to shelter in place at their team hotel. the game is now scheduled for this morning at 10:15. this is going to be part of a doubleheader, weather permitting of course. game two will follow at 4:15 this afternoon. probably will feel like it's the real situation for them. of course, stay with nbc bay area. both online and on air for continuing coverage of the severe weather in the midwest. visit nbcbayarea.com and search for "tornado." breaking news in the east bay. several lanes are shut down this

morning after a bicyclist was hit and killed on the freeway. the chp says he was trying to cross the lanes of the freeway when he was struck by an oncoming vehicle near the university avenue exit. during that initial backup, an suv reportedly slammed into the back of a big rig. a chain reaction. the driver of that suv was taken to the hospital but the extend of his or hr other injuries aret known at this time. this morning, crews work to clear the debris from both of those crashes. in developing news in the south bay, san jose police are investigating the city's 21st homicide of the year. the fifth homicide of this week. the killing happened on the first night of increased patrols by san jose police intended to fight that growing violence trend in the city. police say a man was stabbed to death near the corner of maglioco drive and south baywood

avenue. police say the victim, a 35-year-old man, was found lying in a carport just before 10:00 last night. he was rushed to the hospital but it was too late and he died from his injuries. >> we're still in the preliminary stages of the investigation but we believe some kind of encounter occurred which ultimately ended up with the victim and at least two suspects in the carport area where the victim was assaulted. >> so far, there are no arrested in the killing and no motive has been released. it is unclear whether the stabbing is gang related. a little girl gives her family the scare a lifetime. next on "today in the bay," where a nerve-racking search turned up this little san pablo girl after she was missing for hours. what makes the sleep number store different?

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richmond. she vanished from her grandmother's sight at her house in richmond. frantically looked for her for hours. then she was found inside that very home in richmond. >> we found her. they found her. they found her. >> that's the family of the child as they got the good news just before midnight last night. the child's family says the little girl was playing at her grandmother's house around 5:00 when she seemingly just disappeared. after an hour's lock search, the 4-year-old was found hiding under her grandmother's bed. >> i'm sorry that she was in here. we looked for her really, really good. and they had the dogs come in and everything. i'm sorry for everybody through this but i'm so happy she's okay and nothing bad happened to her, she's not harmed or anything. >> she liked to hide a lot. the police said, well, it's been

a long time, i don't think she would be hiding that long. and i knew i was right. i'm a grand mom. i know my grandbaby. she was hiding. >> i just want to say to that mother you don't have to be sorry. the search was certainly worth it. the child's family say she may have fallen asleep under the bed and as the mother of a 4-year-old myself, i know they do that sometimes. stepping in to help, still ahead on "today in the bay," the life saving move of a good samaritan to save a woman who was drowning in the san francisco bay. >> temperatures off to a warm start this morning. already seeing 60s to get your saturday started. finishing the day well into the 90s inland. especially near sanoa. a look at your complete forecast when we come back.

good morning. looking live at oakland. a nice warm day for the a's game

today. they're handing out replica jerseys for the first 10,000 fans. a good samaritan at one of the popular tourist spots might have saved a woman's life. they saw a one hanging on to a rock and calling for help. good samaritan threw a life raft out to her as they waited for the coast guard to come. this was right near the red and white and plenty of people were watching. emergency officials say they don't know how the woman ended up in the water but it appeared she could not swim. >> she was in pain with the arms and, you know, she was probably water logged and, you know, it probably hurt her. she looked like she was kind of out of it at that time. i don't know how long she was in the water. >> the woman was taken to san francisco general hospital though her condition has not been released this morning. happening now, this large wildfire continues to burn out of control in southern california this morning.

officials say it will likely take another four or five days before it's contained. the so-called powerhouse fire has burned more than 2,500 acres since it started thursday. about 600 firefighters are on the front lines. no word on the cause just yet. the wildfire in southern california served as a good reminder that fire season in the bay area has also arrived early. it is intense and has many people wondering how to stay safe. cal fire has already beefed up its staff with more than 90 firefighters on the job in comparison to last year and they're already very busy. the they've seen a 60% increase. that's in part because the bay area has been dealing with high winds and dry grass. but they say most fires are started by people. >> typically working with equipment or some kind of an equipment fire. either malfunctioning, spark,

orb some kind of weed whipping device that would strike a rock or lawn mowing. >> cal fire says creating defensible space around your property may just save your home. they suggest creating a family evacuation plan that could save lives. rob joins us with the forecast that's not going to do month to fight that fire danger. >> we'll see humidity levels drop probably near 20% or lower. the reason why the bay area does not have any red flag warnings is the winds aren't strong enough but it will still be very dry and hot. temperatures this morning, mainly 50s. notice fairfield. some locations running 5 to 7 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. think of it as a running start to the day's temperatures. we're going to get not much help

from the sea breeze today. so the humidity level's right now with just the post sunrise temperatures we see out there not all that bad. those areas in white you see out there towards hamilton, showing you relative humidity's at 30% or lower. we'll be watching that this afternoon. gorgeous weather for a's baseball. quite nice. the sea breeze will pick up later towards the evening. future cast showing you the cloud cover. those are some high clouds that will move by. here comes the hint at some cooling. this time tomorrow morning, we'll likely see low clouds and drizzle for the coast. today is the beach day for the bay area. you'll see numbers in the 70s around pacifica. dropping back into the 60s tomorrow. half-moon bay looking pretty

nice, 73 degrees. for santa cruz, we're seeing highs today in the upper 80s. santa cruz looks warm, even out towards the coastline there on the coast. around san jose, near 90. low 90s south of san jose. mid-90s close to morgan hill. pleasanton and livermore, could see numbers in mid to upper 90s today. you can see in the north bay, those highs climbing. san francisco briefly around noon. we'll see if we can manage 80s there. upper 70s to low 80s seems to be the trend there. tomorrow, as the sea breeze returns, you're going to notice some cooling. especially on the coast as the fog comes back. may manage one more warm day inland on sunday. then monday and tuesday as the

sea breeze turns even stronger. marine layer comes back. we'll be looking forward to cool us off for most of the workweek. and then they seem to be in the weekend warm-up patterns. jumping back closer to the 90s inland. given how dry the spring has been, you'll stay high all the way till the rain season comes back. >> it's a little nerve-racking. you see the -- everywhere. thanks. still ahead on "today in the bay," a virus spreading across the middle east is now spreading across europe. could the u.s. be next? we'll have a reality check on that so-called global threat.

before you make your morning smoothie, a health warning. frozen berries may be linked to an outbreak of hepatitis a. officials are investigating about 30 cases they say are

potentially associated with townsend farms organic antioxidant blend frozen berries. those berries were sold at co costco stores. costco has now removed those frozen berries and is reaching out to shoppers who may have purchased them. symptoms include mild flu-like illness. the middle eastern respiratory syndrome known simply as mers is responsible for the deaths of more than 30 people. the question now is should public health officials be worried about a possible pandemic. we look into the claim from the world health organization that mers is a threat to the entire world. >> any new disease, ladies and gentlemen, that is emerging faster than our understanding is

never under control. >> reporter: the warning from the world health organization about a new coronavirus. called that because of its crown-like shape. the infection of 50 people worldwide and fatalities from saudi arabia to france. >> basically what we're doing is we're finding new viruses around the world in critical classes of viruses that have been major pandemics in the past. >> reporter: dr. nathan wolfe is author of "the viral storm." traveling across the globe as the dots indicate to tet ast animals and people for new diseases. wolfe says its premature to compare the virus to its close relative, sars, also a coronavirus which originated from bats and kicked off an international frenzy in '03. >> looks like this had a bat origin originally but we don't know that definitively. we don't know the level of transmission. we know it can be transmitted from person to person.

that's a really important sign in paying attention to the risks. >> reporter: whether scientists are exploring bird flu, swine flu, sars or now mers short for the middle east respiratory syndrome, wolfe says there are two critical elements to know about a virus in addition to its source. how lethal is the virus? in the case of mers, about 30 people have died out of 50 known to be affected. and how easily is it transmitted? mers is not believe to be highly contagious from person to person yet but no one knows for sure. the virus can also mutate like this influenza example. swapping genetic traits with other viruses and changing its bay halve yor. >> some viruses don't evolve at all but viruses like this can and do. >> reporter: this doctor at berkeley school of public health is an expert. he says the chances of mers becoming historically deadly like the spanish flu of 1918 that infected some 500 million

is remote. but ryangold says it's possible, meaning the world health organization is right to raise the red flag. >> the problem with something like is you just don't know. the potential for something very large and serious, but the likelihood of that happening is, fortunately, small. >> reporter: so far, no cases have been reported in the u.s. both scientists say mers could make that jump. here in the bay area, wolfe says we're more equipped than any place in the world to find a solution. >> we have a history in this area of being innovative with the way we think about things it these institutions are producing leading scientists in its field. >> that was sam brock reporting. a former warrior is fighting for his life this morning after a fiery crash in atlanta. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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good morning. looking live at a beautiful start to the day in san francisco. it's going to be very warm there. even warmer in some of our inland areas. so hope you make some exciting plans. thanks for joining us. i think this -- is this the warmest it's been? >> it could be. we'll see temperatures today if we get to the mid to upper 90s, going back to last fall in some instances. also, the hot weather continues across the midsection. storms have happened in eastern oklahoma. given us some severe thunderstorm warnings into little rock, arkansas, out to memphis. areas from dallas, little rock, memphis, to louisville, have the highest risk for severe storms. we may see a few more tornadoes forming in those locations. severe weather for this date.

you can see it's north texas into oklahoma and kansas. these are the areas in the southern plains which unfortunately will get this type of weather. for the bay area this afternoon, quick check shows that areas away from the inner bay will be in the 90s. san jose to the trivalley into fairfield where solono county has a red flag warning. temperatures not quite as hot but not as warm, near 80s in oakland. by this time tomorrow, big changes coming your way. >> emergency crews are back on the ground in and around oklahoma city this morning. assessing the damage from last night's string of deadly tornadoes. so far, five people are dead and more than 50 hurt. some of them very seriously hurt. among the dead, a mother and her

young baby. >> reporter: the violent conditions were alarming. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: even for veteran storm chasers. >> let's turn the car around. let's get ready. >> reporter: but there's no real way to prepare for this. >> this entire line here has got rotation in it. each one of these could produce tornadoes. >> reporter: for more than an hour, several fulls dipped in and out of the clouds. >> large tornado, large tornado right there. >> reporter: at times multiple twisters on the ground. >> continuous vortices. >> reporter: chewing up everything in their path. the tornadoes tossed debris for miles. at one point, even threw this weather channel chase vehicle about 200 feet. luckily, no one inside was seriously injured. but that was not the case along packed roadways as thousands tried to escape the storms.

>> weem got a terrible situation that's going on, interstate 40 and interstate 35 right now. multiple cars that have crashed. >> reporter: a mother and her young child stuck in the traffic were killed. several cars and trucks were pushed on their side. across oklahoma into missouri, the massive system ripped apart homes, downed traffic lights, trees and power lines while in other areas it wasn't the wind but the water that caused the most serious problems. some scrambling to save whatever they could. others inching through streets swallowed by rain. during what was another horrific night across the heartland. jay gray, nbc news, oklahoma city. speaking of missouri, the storms also affected the san francisco giants game. the game against the cardinals at busch stadium was postponed. the tornado warning was issued for surrounding area. heavy rain and hail forced fans to take cover and the giants had to shelter in place at their team hotel.

that game is scheduled to be played this morning at 10:15 our time as part of a doubleheader. of course weather permitting, game two will follow at 2:15 this afternoon. you can see with nbc bay area news both on air and online for continuing coverage. new this morning, former nba star and golden state warrior is fighting for his life this morning after a fiery crash this morning. authorities say he was driving and slammed head on into a minivan. a woman inside that van was killed. blaylock was airlifted to a nearby hospital and was on life support but hospital officials say his condition appears to be improving. he is now listed in guarded but critical condition this morning. the cause of that crash is under investigation. and breaking news on east bay, where several lanes

eastbound 80 in berkeley was hit and killed. he was trying to cross the lanes of the freeway when he was struck by a vehicle near the university avenue exit. it happened before 5:00 this morning. then an suv reportedly slammed into the back a big rig. the driver of that suv was taken to the hospital. the extend of injuries not known at this time. the three left lanes of interstate 80 remain closed this morning as crews work to clear the debris from both crashes. and now to a developing story closer to home where san jose police are investigating the city's 21st home of the year. and the fifth home of this week. the killing comes on the first night of increased patrols by san jose police to help fight the violence in the city. police say a man was stabbed to death near the corner of maglioco drive and south baywood

avenue. police say the victim, a 35-year-old man, was found lying in a carport just before 10:00 last night. he was rushed to the hospital but died from his injuries. >> we're still in the preliminary stages of the investigation. but we believe some kind encounter occurred which ultimately ended up with the victim and at leetch two suspects in the carport area where the victim was assaulted. >> so far, no motive, and it is unclear whether the stabbing is gang related. a possible gang-related shooting on the east side of san jose. the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: the victim's shoes were still on the ground just feet from the front door of the s & s market in east san jose. another act of violence in what has been an exceptionally violent week. >> i get scared. >> reporter: maggie torres lives just across the street. she heard four shots and then saw a man on the ground

bleeding. police say the victim was shot twice. once in the chest and once in the back. >> i want to be careful. >> reporter: the shooting is just one of many this week. it happened just as the san jose police began its crisis recall protocol. special operations officers and swat officers have joined the normal patrol officers. he says he hears gunshots every week. he says he's worried about his own safety. >> i am worried i'll come outside and someone comes up to me out of nowhere and shoots. >> reporter: even the increased police presence doesn't seem to slow down the violence. that concerns families. >> sometimes i don't feel safe being outside, knowing that anything can happen any time. >> reporter: "today in the bay."

>> increased patrols continue throughout the weekend. dreamliner is once again taking to the skies. the 787 dreamliner service is scheduled to return to the national airport later this morning. the first flight will arrive from japan just after 11:00 and flight 1075 leaves san jose this afternoon at 1:00 and is nearly sold out. back in january, you might recall, the faa grounded all boeing dreamliners because of battery fires. boeing has since redesigned the batteries they have on board. bart is back on track this morning. crews spent all night fixing a part of the track damaged when two bart vehicles crashed early yesterday morning. that crash led to all-day long delays on the transit system. bart says the crash damaged the third rail inside the tube. the agency was forced to shut down one of the two tracks inside the tube. bringing the morning commute to a crawl. bart says the issue is now

fixed. and all trains are running on time this morning. still ahead on "today in the bay," the america's cup concert series officially gets under way. fans are pleased. but what about the neighbors? that story coming up been. what makes a sleep number store different?

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good morning. looking live at a very pretty shot. san francisco there in the distance. and lots of blue sky. it was an electric atmosphere but was it too much for the neighbors? the first of its kind america's cup concert series kicked off last night with a soldout show. 9,000 people packed into the newly built pavilion at piers 27 to hear the indy rock group imagine dragons. more than a dozen concerts are scheduled there as part of the

america's cup races which start in july. since this is the city's first ever outdoor waterfront amphitheater, there's some big concerns from neighbors. some of them worry about traffic. others worried about noise. concert organizers say they worked hard to address that concern. >> we put some sound dampening curtains behind the stag we set up a hotline number in case anyone has noise complaints. we're monitoring the decibel levels throughout the neighborhood. we've also angled the speakers towards the water. >> the next concert is tomorrow. that one features sting. do you want to have launch with war be buffren buffett? the annual fund-raiser lunch with the billionaire starts tomorrow. the fund-raiser benefits the san francisco charity the glide foundation. it is a major part of their annual budget for helping san francisco's poor and homeless. last year's winner paid nearly

$3.5 million for the honor. the winning bids have topped $2 million for the past five years. still ahead on "today in the bay," controversy again within the bay area's gay community. why emotions reached a bailing san francisco pride parade. >> hazy skies out there. not much of a sea breeze. san francisco very likely approa approaching the 80s this afternoon.

good saturday morning to you from san rafael this morning. mostly sunny skies north of the golden gate. temperatures near san rafael should be soaring into the 90s this afternoon. you can see temperatures, 50s to low 60s. this is the coolest time of day. we're waking up to low 60s in concord. 50 in morgan hill. the wind is not really providing any cooling in terms of the sea

breeze. areas inland are seeing temperatures about 5 to 7 degrees warmer. so think of that as a running start to the day's high temperatures. not month of a sea breeze. very likely a warmer finish to the afternoon. the other component we're watching would be the humidity levels. the east bay, north bay, in and around san jose. we will see levels temporarily drop from 2:00 to 7:00 in the evening into the 20% or lower range. we've got breezes taking place higher up in elevation. closer to sea level, we should see humidity levels up enough that we will not see any widespread red flag warnings. the first pitch starts just after 1:00. 80 today. should be very nice weather to catch the game. high clouds from time to time. you can see a few of them there right around sunset before the clouds move on. low clouds fill in once again. tomorrow's weather story is a

cooler one as the sea breeze comes back. if you want to find a sunny day on the coast, today is your day. low 70s around pacifica and half-moon bay for the afternoon. we see the temperatures drop. you may actually appreciate the cooling in santa cruz because this afternoon, mid to upper 80s. we will see cooling there too as we head into sunday. as we move up highway 17 into the south bay, you'll see numbers in the upper 80s near san jose. mid to upper 90s inland. 0s over towards oakland. and 90s in the north bay today. the hottest day of the next seven. that sea breeze dropping temperatures off 5 to 10 degrees tomorrow. everybody gets into the act, especially by the time we get into monday and tuesday. we'll see highs inland in the 70s to 80s with morning clouds. very likely some mist or drizzle at times. monday morning, into tuesday. next weekend, maybe as early as friday, we could see 90s again.

so we seem to be now into june. these weekend warm-ups coming up as we go through the month. >> it's nice when they hidden the weekend. >> memorial day weekend, is a little chilly. >> we're putting that out of our mind. angry, loud and intense supporters of bradley manning, the gay arm specialist accused of treason, packed the san francisco board meeting. they demanded that organizers of san francisco pride change their minds and name manning the grand marshal of pride weekend. >> folks, folks -- >> reporter: the forum escalated into a shouting match after a member of the public called the president of ss pride a murderer and some board members shouted back. though tempers flared, it did not get physical. a crowd of bradley manning supporters demanded the board

reverse a division to keep manning from being a grand martima marsh marshal. >> you have slapped in the face everything pride once stood for. >> stop selling out! come back! come back! find your souls! >> reporter: manning, who is gay, is the army specialist now behind bars facing charges of treason, accused of leaking secrets to wikileaks. but many here consider him a whistle blower and their hero. only a few spoke in support of the board's decision to remove manning as marshal and appoint a local drag queen to the post instead. they were shouted down by the crowd. >> -- republicans, support your position -- >> let him speak, please. >> reporter: the president of sf pride was on the receiving end of much of the crowd's anger. having issued a statement calling manning's appointment a mistake and saying his actions

put lives in danger. at the end of the meeting, pride ceo promised the board it will take it into consideration. >> we certainly take this very seriously. we will come together and have a decision made in term, of what we'll be doing. >> reporter: "today in the bay." >> pride weekend is the last weekend of june and the board decided to take a week to decide whether to reinstate bradley manning. no matter what they decide, he won't actually be at the parade because he's in a federal military prison awaiting trial on treason charges. still ahead on "today in the bay," the injuries woes continue for the giants. what makes the sleep number store different?

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good morning. looking live at the coliseum. the a's are playing at hope today. make sure you wear sunscreen, it's going to be warm. weather permitting, the zwrint will get under way. that's scheduled at 10:15. the doubleheader. because last night's game was postponed because of the severe weather in the midwest. the giants will be without pablo sand aval. he will be out for at least a week with a strained left foot. the manager says he told the trainers he was in pain in the eighth inning of thursday's game against the aess. could be placed on the dl if the injury doesn't improve. the a's get back josh redick from the disabled list. he came up big for the a's against the white sox yesterday. with the right field line to give a's the 1-0 lead.

that's all he would need. goes the distance, tossing out a five-hit shutout. the a's win 3-0. still ahead on "today in the bay," we have tanner w ener who looking for a nice little home. she's very sweet. you're going to want to meet her coming up.

this weekend could be your chance to do it for free. maddy's adopt a thon is happening. typically when you adopt a pet there, it cost anywhere from 130 to $150 for spay and neutering and microchiping. this weekend, maddy's adopt a thon is offering free adoptions to qualified families. for every successful adoption, the organization will donate $500 to oakland animal services

which provides care for more than 6,000 animals a year. that event starts at 10:00 this morning. you can go there. or you can just stay here and fall in love with tanner. speaking adoptions, we have our friend from pets in need. this is tanner. and she is so mellow for a terrier. >> she's shining everybody on right now. she's a puppy. she's only about 4 months old. she's fixed and microchiped. current on her vaccines. so she's ready to go. her ideal family would be one that would be willing to get her into some training. she's a little wire haired terrier. their job is to stay very busy. if you don't give them something to be busy with, she'll find something. >> but, you know, having done some obedience training with my dog, i thought it was really fun because you can get places very fast. i mean, you see results very quickly. and that's rewarding. >> it is. it's is up a good bonding experience for the human and the

animal. >> i think she would be lots of fun. you can find out more about pets in need and tanner and the other wonderful pets at petsinneed.org. we'll see you next week. back to our developing news. we want to bring in meteorologist rob with the final look at the severe weather in the midwest and whether or not those folks are going to get any relief. >> looks like areas just to the southeast of the areas that were hit hardest late yesterday evening and overnight will still see the severe weather. you can see that line of intense rain and hail and straight line wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. that line is now crossing north of little rock, arkansas. now, a stretch from central texas through arkansas into tennessee and kentucky, up towards ohio today. that will see the highest risk for severe storms. and these storms may still have the conditions in place to produce more tornadoes.

back to the bay area, our headline today will be the heat inland. we're looking at highs climbing into the mid and upper 90s for the trivalley especially areas east of 680 out towards alamo. you'll see numbers in the upper 80s. near 90 in san jose. once we get past today, things will start to cool off. low clouds coming back to the coast by this time tomorrow. then you see temperatures cooling off nicely monday and tuesday. which should also lower fire danger as we get more of that marine air moving back across the bay area. that's a look at the forecast. back to you. >> i have tanner here. again, petsinneed.org is where you can find out more about tanner. thank you. thanks for joining us this morning. we will be back with you live tomorrow morning. tonight, special edition of nbc bay area news at 4:30 followed by game one of the eastern conference finals between the

bruins and the penguins. after the game, another special edition nbc news, have a great day.

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