from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." well good morning everyone, 4:30 on a thursday, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and it's close to friday, i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's take a live look outside this morning overlooking san jose. fresh and bright, roads are wet after overnight rain. time to check that microclimate weather forecast with christina loren. >> hey good morning to you, happy thursday, or friday eve as we like to call it around here. good-looking day shaping up. unusual to see this, but a fast moving batch of rain rolled through the bay area over the last three hours and there's more on the way. we're going to time the system

out to your doorstep and let you know to expect shower activity throughout the day today. what you can expect, beautiful conditions, temps in the 70s. we'll get to the forecast, right now let's welcome in mike inouye. we have damp roadways, be careful. it wasn't wet enough to call off the construction. this is looking at westbound 580 towards the dublin interchange. we look at the speed sensors and going eastbound out of livermore, we have a little slowing as you travel 580 through the pass. typical there, closer to the bay, no real issues. construction for 880 tluf oakland, typical there. as well as in the south bay, couple of spots here and there. we'll check out san jose closer up coming up back to you. shooter on the loose in san francisco. he opened fire outside a busy store. investigators say two men were arguing inside a t.j.maxx near the intersection of heirson and fourth street. the fights spilled outside.

one of the men shot the other in the stomach and took off. the victim taken to san francisco general, no update on his condition. investigators are looking into the cause of a fire. it started late last night on stanford property on menlo park. crews briefly shut down the freeway in both directions because of thick smoke. when crews arrived, they deenergized the lab's accelerator and put out the fire. crews say it appears the fire started in an electrical switching cabinet. no one was hurt and crews say there was no threat to the public. at two miles long, it's the longest accelerator in the world. the search is on for a driver of a black sedan who hit someone overnight in the south bay. the area of four hoax roadblocked for a while while crews investigated that hit-and-run, happened at 10:00 last night. victim taken to the hospital and he should survive.

it took more than a day for investigators to catch up with an arson suspect once they released his picture to the public. we showed you a picture yesterday. he was wanted for setting more than a dozen fires at construction sites and building in the south of market neighborhood in san francisco. the man was arrested yesterday. investigators are expected to release more information about his arrest today. cal osha joined the investigation into what caused a fire truck to flip at oakland airport. mitchell owe seriously injured in that accident. he's awake and breathing on his own. he was driving the truck. cal osha and the chp seeing if there were safety violations. 4:33 rather, the state supreme court will allow two former bus mechanics to sue a company for reportedly supplying san francisco with unsafe school buses. that's according to the chronicle. some of the buses they worked on have thin brake linings, bad

tire treads and were not inspected as often as should have been. laid law transit provided buses to the city for more than 20 years. in just a few hours, local leaders will old a news conference at the golden gate bridge to talk about how they're going to pay for new suicide barrier to be installed. here's a live look where mark leno will be joined by health professionals to present more information about putting up a barrier on the bridge. sop far, $76 million have been set aside to build the baredier and a transportation board will vote on it tomorrow. a lot of opposition to the proposal because some think it would be too expensive, hard to install, and an eyesore. today is the day in just a few hours, go pro will ring the opening bell, launch the first day of trading. gopro has a cold following, you've seen whae it can do, high definition video, jumping out of an airplane or skiing. gopro will trade on the nasdaq

under the symbol gpro and shares will trade at $24 after it priced at the high end of its range last night. and at that offering price, worth about $3 billion. last year the company generated nearly a bm in revenue selling its cameras. here's the fella behind gopro. he's goproing himself as he accepts an award. he's an avid sportsman, he graduated from ucsd and formed goodpro with his college classmates. it'll be up to investors today to decide if it has a future or just a flash in the pan. consumer tech, very hard to predict. things get cheaper and more common. remember at one point, cisco paid a half billion to buy flip video. flip cameras don't exist anymore. >> i have one on a shelf somewhere, young man. 4:45, the weather could post

fifa to postpone the match. there's heavy rain and flooding in the city. the game is slated to be played. referees will need decide if the game can be played. the u.s. needs to win or tie to move on to that knockout round. however they could still lose an advance on to tie breakers, but there's no guarantee. today's battle between the u.s. and germany expected to be a show down in the world cup competition. millions of americans talked about it, tweeting about it. they'll wear the colors and watch as team usa fights to move on. now the game starts in a matter of hours at 9:00 this morning, there are numerous viewing parties planned across the country as well as here in the bay area. it'll be shown on the royal exchanges, 17 tv screens in san francisco. viewing party will also be held in the civic center plaza in the city. south bay, head to rookie sports lodge or gold on gratamia.

stephanie chuang headed to the britt right now, live report in the next half hour about how that bar is preparing for the big day. what a tough assignment for her. hey, if your boss needs an excuse to watch the game, look at this, u.s. coach tried to help you out. he wrote an excuse note. he tweeted it out. it says in part, you're missing work for an important cause, quote, being in full support of the nation to help the u.s. move on to the next round. the coach posts some businesses will allow fans to take the day off and lend their support. might seem tame to other nationings. they call it a national holiday when their soccer team is playing. so rain may be delaying the match there. >> it may. >> we had a little bit of rain, as promised, christina loren, you called it just right. >> you know it's a tough call to make in the summer time because it's highly unusual to get this much rain in one day. i can tell you right now, we're

looking towards breaking some records for the day in terms of rainfall just because of this batch that came through. and there's a little bit more on the way that's going to start to work its way into the bay area as we head throughout the day today. i'll show you the future cast in a moment. thanks for waking up with us, we're going to have your forecast for the world cup viewing parties. hopefully it'll be able to go on. it's about four and a half hours away from now. we're going to keep tabs and let you know. i'll show you the radar for the area coming up. pretty impressive stuff happening out there. i think the game will go on. san francisco right now, you can see stockton was fog, lots of fog out thereto this morning and really comfortable conditions. it feels beautiful out there right now. nice and crisp, breathe in that air, you can smell the rainfall. it smells good. 77 degrees in the north bay, 77 in the south bay, and 74 degrees on the peninsula today. getting ready to see those triple digits move in quickly. we're going to talk about that heat wave and what's coming your way this weekend in a few moments. right now your drive and welcome in mike inouye.

as christina mentioned, demp roadways. be careful with the corners. they'll be tougher to take if you're late for work, i was careful. we're looking over here, moving smoothly and no impact on the flow for traffic right now is. we'll show you the look at san hoz and the -- jose and the rest of the construction. steven's creek down past 17, you have your construction there. no big surprise for folks here. more construction south through gilroy, note, this far south, i wanted to note, there is an overtushed tractor-trailer blocking your southbound lane around monterrey road. now folks are squeezing by into light flow traffic down there. if you're taking 152 towards i-5, keep in mind for the time being, traffic com in the area. the rest of the bay, viewers looking at a nice easy drive towards the toll plaza where we have the cash lanes off to the left. one not yet open. that's the reason for the little back-up there, no crashes on the

bridge itself, back to you. 4:39, hilary clinton continues her bay area visit this morning, where she's expected to draw large crowds. coming up next. oh my god, daddy. >> why are they shooting. >> i don't know gentleladien, lay down, lay down on the seat. >> oh my goodness. family caught in the middle of a police shootout in southern california. we'll have more on this video next. and new developments overnight in the search for missing malaysian airlines jet. why the search area has changed yet again. nbc bay area, honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and public service in television journalism all from the society of professional journalists, nbc bay area, we investigate.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back everyone. very good morning to you. that's a better shot than me moving around on set. behind the scenes. live look at the bay bridge this morning. san francisco, hilary clinton is actually expected to draw another large crowd at a book signing in city by the bay this morning. sold out event is at book passage in the ferry build pg.

she spoke at theater last night to promote her book, "hard choices," and why she is not committed for a run to the president. clinton is expecting a grandchild. the former first lady also announced that clinton initiative is coming to oakland. it's a childhood development program called too small to fail. formal announcement is expected next month. the u.s. supreme court will police must have a warrant before searching your cell phone. police must get a search warrant before going through cell phones following an arrest. the state of california which was on the losing side of the case disagreed with the ruling saying the law will make it more difficult for police officers to do their job. the supreme court also ruled a company called aereo has to stop selling broadcast of live television on the internet. the company rebroadcast television that aired over the internet. it also does live television as well. several tv networks, cable companies, a few others sued to

make areoe says it only offered advance antenna services. after nearly a week, water leak in the south bay is finally been capped. last night crews fixed the leak in the neighborhood. it started on byerly avenue. the company fixed the leak in a reasonable amount of time. neighbors say it took too long. he had to call the company a few times before they finally showed up. in response, the san jose water company has to alert all utility companies first so gas and cable lines can be checked before they open up the street. >> yes, it's not losing an insignature amount of water, but we need to follow the safety procedures so that we can repair they are thing as quickly and safely as we possibly can. >> san jose water says their track water of preventing leaks and wasted water is well above the national average. well, we got gopro on the nasdaq this morning, all kinds

of interesting things including surprising information about the gross domestic product. let's check in with courtney reagan live at cnc world headquarters. >> reporter: good morning, scott, futures are lower after stocks rose on wednesday despite a report that the economy performed worse than previously thought. traders are shrugging off the numbers. the impact of severe winter weather. for today on spending. the dow rising 49 points 16,867. nasdaq up 29 to 14 year high, 4379. well gm is selling dealers -- telling dealers to stop selling the cruise because of an air bag issue. it may have been insubstantialed with an incorrect part. gm could resume sales later this week, but it'll recall cars that have already been sold. gm announced 44 recalls this year affecting nearly 18 million vehicles. and facebook is the latest major

tech company to release stats on the diversity of its work force and the numbers are in line with many rivals. u.s. staff is prodominantly white, a third are asian and 7% are black or his panic. 31% of women, only 15% serve in the company's tech position. it's working to fix this diversity problem including hiring more underrepresented groups, scott. >> all right courtney reagan, facebook the latest. >> there you go. to want check in with meteorologist christina loren, you've been warning about the rain, and boy did we? >> not much, but it's enough to purify the air quality. for this point, i can tell you right now, most of that shower activity that we had earl jer racing off into the central valley. we have another batch on the way. right now tracking this little batch of showers just offshore here, eureka, system will sag to the south throughout the day today. now the results, we're going to keep the showers in the mix at least until about lunchtime then

we'll close that window of opportunity. good morning in san francisco, you're waking up with 58 degrees and a lot of fog out there this morning. watch out for a little drizzle on your way to work, slick conditions, definitely likely in the south bay why where you accumulated the highest precipitation totals. as we get into this afternoon, we're going to shut off the chance of showers by lunchtime and a beautiful sunset coming your way. temps will stay cool this evening. we're going to hold on to really comfortable conditions. courtesy of the area of low pressure for the next three days. 77 degrees for the south bay. 77 in the east bay. 63 in san francisco. let me give you a preview of the weekend, then i'm going to show you where we're headed next week. i can tell you it is going to get hot and we are going stay hot for a while. 77 degrees for thursday in san jose, 78 for friday and 79 degrees by saturday. then the jump between saturday and sunday. we're going to jump into the mid-80s, low 90s here in the south baby wednesday. and as you know, it's going to

get hot out in the tri-valley. 93 degrees by the tuesday, and then we stay above average potentially all the way through the end of next week. enjoy those cooler days while they last. we'll tell you what's happening this weekend. coming up right now back to you, scott and laura. >> thank you much. southern california family found itself caught in front of the middle of a fire fight, caught on camera. >> oh my god, daddy. >> why are they shooting. >> i don't know jaden, just lay down. lay down on the seat. >> in the cell phone video, you can hear the driver trying to keep his pregnant wife and his child calm. dozens of bulleting flying in front of him. they saw him shooting at the last second, if he had not heard the shots, he would have driven in the line of fire. no details about what it is. other witnesses saw the suspect shooting at undercover officers before that suspect was killed. >> boy, that's frightening. zblnchtsd 4:49, investigators are looking into the missing

malaysian plane. they're confident the plane was flying on autopilot until it ran out of fuel and crashed. that same data led investigators to shift the search for the plane further south of the most recent suspected crash site in a remote stretch of the indian ocean. the new search area's based on fresh analysis of existing satellite data from the plane. it has been more than three months since that plane disappeared. this morning, house speaker john boehner says he wants to sue president obama to try to, because obama is trying to change the law he says. boehner says instead of faithfully executing the laws, the constitution requires, president obama is using executive orders to change the law. >> not only does the president ignore the law, he brags about it, arrogance and incompetence right down the line. >> bain der not say rather which executive actions he plans to challenge. president obama has used order toes stop deporting young

immigrants, extend family leave to same-sex couples and raise minimum wage. it's not clear if the courts will hear that case. boehner plans a house vote next month to authorize that lawsuit. it is 4:51, that alleged bite by a star, not only the only thing that fifa is investigating, they are looking into his underwear, next. okay, we're looking over here towards the bay bridge where we're looking at the bridge itself. low cloud covering -- hoovering, how the conditions might have affecting your drive this morning.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back everyone, it is 4:54 in the morning, all quiet now, but a live look at at&t park, the giants at home tonight starting a new series, cincinnati reds first pitch is scheduled for 7:15. watch tonight's game right here on nbc bay area. but let's talk about last night. talk of the town, san francisco tim lincecum, he is going down in history after the second no-hitter of his career. lincecum just the second player in league history to have two no-hitters against the same team. last night just bun padres player got on base via walk. also no-hit the padres last year. fifa could determine whether schwarzenegger will be allowed

to continue to play in the world cup. schwarzenegger under -- suarez under investigation because of this. he bites the italian defender. if he is found guilty, he could be suspended from three games to a maximum of two years. the football association has until 1:00 today to respond to these allegations. the italians worry the other team will take an interesting route to defend suarez arguing images the bites were photo shopped to make the incident look more serious than it really was. fifa also investigating namar for his choice of underwear. this is a photo tweeted out by soccer gods. it was taken during halftime of monday's game against the other team. he was wearing colorful duds under his soccer shorts. fifa's concern, that underwear was not made by an official world cup sponsor. many leagues have this kind of policy in 2012 the body that

governs football fined a player 100,000 pounds for celebrating by lifting up his shirt and revealing a company name on the waistband of his underwear. >> now if you keep your pants on, mike, i've told you this before. >> the camera cuts off right here. everything's fine. really heavy by the end though, towards the golden gate bridge, we're looking under the fog. we can see the deck of the roadway. mystery conditions might contribute to a slicker roadway, of course visibility is an issue right now on that deck of the golden gate bridge. smooth drive though coming there from the north bay and past highway 37 or the richmond brinl. no problems. out of the north bay, the brinls also fine. so is the bay bridge, east 24 on the right side of your screen past the warren freeway. reports of a car with a flat tire and over on the shoulder. over to your left, if you've fixed a tire on the side of the

road, that's a nerve wracking experience for oerve there. looking over toward the rest of the area, no major problems. looks like it's picking up guys, back to you. >> thanks a lot. soccer fever hits an all-time high as the u.s. tries to advance in the world cup. plus caught on camera, thief takes just minutes to break sbook a san francisco apartment building then into the building's mailboxes.

mountain view police recover piles of jewelry from a suspected jewelry ring. new developments in the effort to keep the a's in oakland. why the city's mayor is contradicting the mlb commissioner. good thursday morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren, believe it or not, we've got showers on the radar this morning. it will be overcast for most of the day. slow clearing by friday, and then we crank that heat towards record levels. we'll give you the timeline for

the changes in your microclimate in moments. believe it or not, of course i do, christina. slicker roadways this morning. we're talking about those conditions, also i'll give you the reason for that closure for part of highway 101 going on right now. let's take a peek outside this morning from the south bay. everything washed off. man slightly. just a little bit of rain. thursday, june 26th, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." probably not enough to wash your car off, but it smells good out there. >> or wash the spider off. >> good morning, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. little bit of rain coming down on the bay area. this video shot early this morning on the peninsula on highway 101. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren for your microclimate forecast, good morning. >> good morning, yes, out comes the sun later on