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 today. and i can tell you right now,

it's going to be beautiful across the bay area courtesy of the showers that rolled through really quickly, but an impressive batch to come through the bay area this time of year. afterall we are in the summer time. i'm tracking this little residual batch. as that area of low pressure dips into the south through today. we're going to cut off the showers around lunchtime. look at how nice it is this morning. we have plenty of 60s out there. concord, san jose, 60 degrees in santa rosa. it smells nice out there. we have beautiful conditions today. then we're going to crank up the heat towards record levels, also the fire danger for next week. we'll take you through the changes for your specific microclimate. right now back to you, scott, laura, the rest of the top stories of the day. government could place limits of construction on tall buildings all in the name of safety. we are joined live at oakland international airport, there's concern that the idea could lower property fall.

>> reporter: absolutely, that's a concern of developers and people who own property. it doesn't happen often, but planes can lose an engine during takeoff and airlines must plan for that possibility. planes are able to fly with an engine out, but have less power to climb quickly to avoid building cell towers and other obstacles. over at san jose international airports airlines reduce the number of passengers and the amount of cargo so that the plane is light enough to maneuver in the event an engine quits. the federal aviationed a nrgs is proposing to reduce the height of buildings. for example, building located 10,000 feet from a runway would have a maximum height of 160 feet. the current limit is 250 feet. the explosion of development near airports is driving this push because the more buildings, the fewer safe flight paths. as you can imagine, real estate

developers are criticizing the restrictions saying as you said, it could affect property values. the property posed limits would not affect existing buildings, but adding a floor or tearing one down to replace it with a taller one might be hindered. live at oakland, "today in the bay." >> thank you. weeks of graphic testimony about the beating much bryan stow. and yesterday, they heard from the two men who were sent to prison for the assault. they didn't hear much. in a video of a jailhouse interview, louis and marvin declined to answer questions. the two men are not named in the suit which seeks to prove the dodgers did not provide enough security to keep stow safe. woerkers at a nail salon in san jose will spend the morning cleaning up after a car crashed through the front door. you can see the car went straight through the front of

endless beauty salon. smashing windows and a wall. we have not been told what caused the driver to crash into the building, fortunately nobody hurt and endless beauty is a salon on lunde avenue. mountain view police posted items found in a burglar's house. they are hoping to find the rightful owners. they caught this man breaking into a bmw dealership. police say he was later arrested in a nearby neighborhood. police caught a third suspect from a lead in the investigation and found hundreds of stolen items in his house. now those items are now posted on mountain view's police pinterest page. i'm taking a scan myself. police are looking for other stolen things like motorcycles, gloves, leather jackets, and helmets. people who live in san francisco hope someone will help them find a man whose been stealing mail. look, this surveillance video

sent to us by a resident of the complex. you can see the man tearing open the mailbox with a crowbar and taking everybody's mail. it took him about three minutes to get in there and get out. people who live there say they've actually experienced mail theft many times before. they say packages started disappearing around christmas time. since then, their mail has been stolen three separate times. >> gosh, there's cameras everywhere too. deal or no deal, the mlb says the a's worked out a deal to stay at the coliseum for another ten years, but oakland mayor says not so the fast. commissioner bud selig says the deal includes an outclause in case the a's are allowed to move to san jose. gene kwaun says negotiations are still ongoing and supposed to be meeting today to talk out things. the authority that manages the coliseum is supposed to vote on a lease tomorrow. also be approved by the alameda county board of superviers and the -- supervisors and the

oakland city council. the weather could foresee it, the postponement, maybe. referee's are looking at the field to make sure it's not soggy. >> millions of americans are really counting on the clouds to clear above brazil so we can watch the match in the living rooms wherever we are, including here in the bay area. stephanie chuang is live outside the britain san jose. she joins us by phone on how the bar is preparing for the big game, they haven't opened up the doors yet? >> reporter: they have not opened just yet. so it is dark here. they are getting ready to open pretty soon. few hours away from the game of course. u.s. plays germany 9:00 this morning our time. really folks who need a win today. a lot of fans opening for -- hoping for passionate games bauds the u.s. is tied with portugal.

tied with porch ga gal on sunday with the late drop and expect a very tough american team to fight on the field. but that's also the same case for germany which is tieing on saturday. that team has something to prove. so again, fans really excited. and what's also making this more interesting today, i've heard fans talk about how the u.s. coach is germany's former coach. he led that team in the 2006 world cup to third place, and former assistant is now the current head coach for germany. we are again, you know, waiting for the britt here, popular downtown san jose bar to open up this morning. we will have interviews with a couple different peoples this morning on "today in the bay." we have someone from the organization, we alsos have joe cannon, a former all-star goal keeper. he's a bay area native. he also played with a chris whose reffing the quakes for team saus in brazil. watch out of for him.

they'll have that coming up and later hits here on the show. live in downtown san jose, back o to you guys. >> thank you very much. onces in a lifetime we've closed down a bar, stephanie is opening one up up. let's check in with christina loren. >> 5:08, no comment scott mcgrew, but i like what you're thinking about this morning. good-looking day. if you're wondering whether or not that the game will go on, you've got to considerate fact, they know that this weather is usual this time of year in brentsville. i can tell you as we ahead throughout the day today, the game will go on. we're going let you know because they did get really impressive rainfall totals overnight. for us, not impressive totals, but a mere fact that we had rain come through the bay area is impressive because of the time of year. now we are well into summer time and look at this, we have some good news for you. this is the only significant batch of rain that's come through the entire state of

california right now. look at where it's headed right now over fresno where the farmers desperately need it. they could accumulate up to a quarter of an inch on that batch and every single drop helped this time of year. especially when you consider next week is going to be hot and dry. and we are talking about increased fire danger. 61 degrees for concord, crisp, comfortable, lots of fog though. drizzle as well. we're going to check in with mike, you saw that. showers are going to wrap by noon. mostly sunny finish to the day, and mix of sun and clouds by this evening. temps will stay cool. 77 degrees in the south bay, 74 for the peninsula, and 23i6 kind of cool in san francisco. we will show you the changes coming your way, that heat wave just days away now. first let's check your drive and say good morning to mike inouye. good morning, i want to the show you 101 moves smoothly, christina talked about that, rain that came through this morning, that left the south bay roads, at least a little bit of dampness and maybe some minor

puddling. watch that offense for the time being. no major problems and in fact construction crews starting to clear, 880 around the creek and 17 interchange. 101, still a have a crew reported there. the slowing sensors cleared up, they're probably gone from the area. now much further south, south 101 just past 152 as you're approach ek the off-ramp there. we have an overturned big rig, tractor-trailer, it's blocking your roadway. i want to the warn you about that nonetheless, the rest of your bay moves smoothly, including the golden gate bridge. the live shot, crew moving as we typically do this time of the morning. they're getting ready for the morning commute. no delays for san francisco getting into the city via bart, vta all reporting on time as well. look at the shot for dublin where we had flashing lights traveling eastbound past the bart station, that's cleared as well, back to you. 5:10, dozens hospitalized overnight after concert in boston. why police are now investigating the venue.

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you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back everyone. that's a pretty live look outside this morning overlooking san francisco. looks like a postcard, the lights aglow early this thursday morning. 5:13. there is good news for the states credit rating. yesterday moody's upgraded the rating cites an improved financial position and good job managing date.

highest since 2001. it reflects the stabltd of its state budget. last week, governor brown signed a $108 billion general fund budget that pays down the debt, build agency rainy day fund, and gives extra money for schools and health care. the goog the developers conference continues this morning. google not just banking on driverless cars, but new android auto operating system for cars. the fully voiced-controlled system will let drivers get directions, change music while keeping hand on the wheel, send text messages as well. honda, and volvo signing on. wearable technology, android wear, that's going to be fashionable. new software that'll be used new smart watches, one model is on sale today. let's check your markets and courtney reagan's live at cnc world headquarters, good morning, courtney. >> reporter: good morning, scott, futures are lower.

the economy performed even worse than priestly thought in the first court. traders shrugging off the gdp numbers chalking it in growth up to the impact of severe winter weather. look for data on employment and spending. dow rises to 16,867. the nasdaq up 29 to another 14-year high at 4379. well gopro goes public, video camera maker prices at the top end of the expected range, valuing the company nearly $3 billion. it could be the largest consumer electronics ipo ever doping duracell. they'll be under gpro. >> thank you. we've had our editors playing around with the gopro this morning. we'll show you some of the video from behind the scenes at our own newscast. >> everybody talking about this morning if you walk out the door, you can smell it in the south bay and san jose here by

the studio, little bit of rain. yeah, and it's unusual for this time of year, we're really happy about it. 5:15 now, thanks for waking up with us on a thursday. we are kpiepted about gopro this morning. stick around you want to see behind the scene action which scott pointed out, you're going to see anymore places you've never seen him before. there's a teaser for you. good morning, temperatures right now are crisp and comfortable. we are in the 60s just about everywhere and we have that comfortable, comfortable air quality as well. you can breathe it in, and yeah, it's good out there. finally holding on to the good air quality for a few days. high pressure building in. i can tell you next week will be hot and the air quality will suffer. get out there today if you can, tomorrow is going to be nice and saturday as well. then the climb begins. 61 degrees to kick off the day in mountain view. 60 degrees straight up in santa rosa. outdoors, this is what you have to drive through this morning, the viz bltd has been reduced to

about a quarter mile in some spots and especially at the immediate coast. that is settling in. take it easy, it is one of the mornings you want to give yourself extra time because of the weather in the area. showers are going to wrap by about lunchtime. beautiful evening and comfortable conditions. temperatures it work like this, 77 degrees in the south bay, 74 for the peninsula. 67 in the east bay and 77 out in the tri-valley with a nix of sun and clouds. and the al mee ga county fair is in town. it's going to be hot as we head throughout this weekend. so saturday's looking like the better day if you want to get out to the fair, 83 degrees. 93 on sunday. we'll keep you updated, let's check your drive, good morning, mike inouye. >> 83 or 93, you decide. over here, not the case, it's cooler and a low cloud as christina was talking about. misty conditions, but this moving smoothly. got the cones ready for the morning commute. couple folks on vice traveling the good stuff. that's the golden gate bridge.

maps will show you the area right there. no slowing out of the north bay or heading out of the city into the north bay. they'll be slowing after work around at&t park. nice easy drive through the north bay and no delays across the bridges. that's a good flow of traffic right there. wider shot shows you just a gentle slowdown, debris reported in the roadway around the approach towards north livermore avenue. coincidence because that's where we see that pattern anyway. the rest of your commute, nicely hoff moving -- moving. 101 at monterrey road, monterrey street i should say in gilroy. no closure, overturned big rig goes on there. northbound 101 and southbound moving smooth. nothing like that for the peninsula, 101 and 280, you're at speeds, back to you. new this morning, mike, nato soldier was killed in an attack in southern afghanistan.

the soldier died as a result of an enemy of forces attack yesterday. clashes between afghan security forces and taliban fighters have been going on. southern afghanistan for the past four days with dozens killed. 5:19, more than 80 people were treated for dehydration and suspected drug and alcohol abuse at an electronic dance concert in boston. fire officials say some 50 people were treated at the concert last night. others were transported to the hospital. police are investigating a tv garden because people were allowed in even though they were drunk. officers also say most of those treated were underage. no one was seriously hurt. the concert was for a d.j. follow-up to a story we've been telling you about for months. three of the four san jose students accused of a hate crime are going to have to defend themselves at trial. they face misdemeanor battery and hate crime charges. that trial scheduled to start in december. a fourth student has been charged as a juvenile.

all three have pleaded not guilty to charges they taunted their african american roommate by calling him racial slurs, hanging confederate flag, putting a u-shaped bike lock around his neck. a bill requiring ride sharing vehicles to carry $750,000 worth of insurance is moving forward. a state senate committee passed that bill yesterday. the mother of a nine-year-old bay area girl who was hit and killed by an uber car on new year's eve says she supports the new rules. the driver had the uber app on, but he didn't have a pass skbrer at the time. are the family is suing uber which denied responsibility in the crash. corvette museum where a massive sink hole opened up is considering putting some of those cars back inside the hole. museum officials say attendance is up nearly 60% thanks to the sink hole opening. the hole thing, you'll see it here caught on camera.

the museum in kentucky decided to preserve the sink hole and officials says they may put one of the two cars back inside. the hole is now part of corvette history. a san francisco man has come forward as the winner of a $70 million lot toe ticket -- lotto ticket. he purchased the ticket and four others at a safeway in san francisco last month. his thoughts before buying the tickets, and i'm quoting here, why not? he does not work, at this point he'll probably work. the safeway gets 3506,000 -- $350,000. 5:21, your brazilians are asking rolling stones maria quiban jagger to cheer for someone else. let's take you outside in a beautiful shot of san jose. this is a bit damp out there, do be careful in your drive into work this morning, we'll be back in just a minute.

you're watching "today in the bay." we have a little bit of rain over the evening and into the night, do be careful on your way to work. live look at the bay bridge, hard to imagine, i've said this before, didn't have lights before because it's the perfect dish. tiger woods returns to golf today. he's set to play the quicken loans national in bethesda, maryland this morning. this is a benefit for the dwoods foundation. that's a big reason for his return. he hasn't played golf since way back in march before he underwent back surgery. to the world cup where brazil is telling mick jagger to give his support to the another team. >> the rollerstones singer does not have the best track record when it comes to the world cup. the 2010 tournament, he attended against ghana and the u.s. knocked out of that tournament. that's when jagger decided to

support his native england. than didn't work out either. jagger decided to support brazil because his father is brazilian. no kidding. world cup fever is a brisk business for air salons in northwest india. >> young men have been asking the air styles of their soccer players, one salon got a young man that got his air cut like rinaldo. the porch gees player known for his pretty boy looks. others are making their heads look like soccer balls. don't kick me. >> you could have done that this morning. >> oh sure. >> a little off the side. >> you know what a soccer fan i am. >> you'll be watching with us at 9:00. >> we all will be watching. >> light christina? >> fancy foot loose football mcgrew is what they call him. good-looking day for watching soccer indoors or outdoors. good news my friends, i'm looking at the radar over the

world cup, and it's actually looking good. likely that game will start on time as we head throughout the day today, the showers are racing out of the area, but we have one more batch to get through before we're in the clear. i'm going to show you that, time it out in just a minute. right now let's check your drive and say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning christina, good morning everyone. great morning for most parts, only issue is just reported in, south 680. this is a freeway issue around castlewood. reports of a crash, major damage reports, but they were making their way off the roadway, no major injuries. again south 680 coming down past highway 84. watching for slowing. sounds like they are cleared now. slower drive, easier build coming out of livermore and in toward dublin, no problems to the dublin interchange. we have no issues at the maize itself. we'll look at the toll plaza where we see cars stack up. we'll expect that to be a typical pattern as we approach 6:00. we'll see the metering lights on, no surprises, back to you.

time now mike, 5:26, overnight fire, we'll tell you what happened. plus gopro ready to go public. what's in store for the san mateo company. take you to st. louis where we are tracking a small plane crash there. live pictures from the scene. we'll have the very latest coming up. of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $329 a month.

san jose police looking for answers after a late night hit-and-run. what officers are telling us about the car involved. and a major mess between -- match between u.s. and germany set to start in just under three hours if the weather doesn't stop it. the new possible snag in brazil next. and good morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren, you made it to thursday, and you know what, we had showers roll through while you were sleeping, overcast for today. we have another shot for showers in the next couple hours. i'm going to show you that slow clearing tomorrow and record heat moves in quickly. your forecast is moments away.

so a little overnight rain might affect your drive. we'll talk about that as well as the build towards the bridges and the new crash with a hit-and-run. 680 coming up. mike we'll take you out with a live picture, it's going to be another lovely day. it's a thursday, june 26th, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good thursday morning to you, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. today's the day, in about an hour, go it's pro is going to ring the opening bell on the nasdaq, launch its first day of trading. known for shooting high definition video. we actually used a little of it to give you a behind the scenes look at "today in the bay." there's laura and i doing our make-up. easy to move, great video, you've probably used one. they have a cold following among outdoor enthusiasts who like to

shoot video while hanging ten or jump out an airplane. gopro will trade under a gpro. shares will start trading at $24 each after it priced at the high end of its range last night. and at the offering price, they're worth about $3 billion. last year the company generated nearly a billion dollars in revenue. here's the guy behind it, nick woodman. -- goodman. he accepts an award, sberper in of the year award. woodman an avid sportsman, graduated at ucsd and formed gopro with some of his college classmates. now it's going to be up to investors today to decide if they think gopro has a future or a flash in the pan. consumer tech hard to predict. things get cheaper and more common in the electronics. remember at one point, cisco paid half a billion to buy flip video, flip cameras don't exist

anymore. >> quite the start for them, thanks a lot. new this morning, shooter is on the loose in san francisco. he opened fire outside a busy store. investigators say two men were arguing inside a t.j. maxx. just before 9:30 last night. the fight spilled outside, one of the men shot the're in the -- other in the stomach then took off. the victim was taken to san francisco general but we have no update on his condition. investigators looking into a fire at stanford's accelerator. it started on stanford property in menlo park near 280. crews briefly shut down the freeway in both directions because of the thick smoke. when crew ace reporting lived, they de-energized the accelerator and used special extinguishers to put out the fire. it appears the fire started in a large electrical switching cabinet. no one was hurt, and crews say there was no threat to the public. at two miles long, it is the

longest linear accelerator in the world. the search is on for a driver of the black sedan who hit someone in the south bay in san jose. it was blocked for a while as crews investigated that hit-and-run. the victim taken to the hospital, we're told he should be okay. it took a little more than a day for investigators to catch up with an arson suspect once they released his picture to the public. we showed you it yesterday morning. man was wanted for setting more than a dozen fire at construction sites and buildings in the south market neighborhood in san francisco. he was arrested yesterday. investigators are expected to release more information about that arrest today. hilary clinton is expected to draw another large crowd twlb you saw a video of the man that laura was talking about. hilary clinton is signing books this morning, it's a sold out event at book passage in san francisco's ferry building. last night she spoke at the theater to promote her book, "hard choices" and discuss why she's not committed to a run for

president. clinton says she's expecting a grandchild. the former first lady also announced the clinton initiatives coming to oakland at the childhood development program called too small to fail. formal announcement is expected next month. >> i just checked online, could be standing room only tickets for that event this morning, book passage, but they won't know until 9:30. >> just in case you want to say good morning to hilary. anybody whose in town right now, you know this is our tour season in the bay area because down in socal, it gets hot. we get tolerable temperatures. i can tell you right now though, this is very unusual this morning. look at the showers, they race through the bay area overnight, that was the first batch of rain. we'll going to see another batch come through the next couple of hours. i'll show you the future cast in just a minute.

really a spectacular day in your inland valleyings for this time of year. we're talking about 77 degrees. good air quality, and a comfortable breeze out in the south bay for today. 74 meanwhile for the peninsula. that's a good-looking day for you. and you'll see a mix of sun and clouds meanwhile in san francisco, wind as well. you'll see that here, the cameras are shaking. 63 degrees, you'll ditch the umbrella because when we get the next batch of rain, it'll be light. nonetheless, very welcomed as you know we are in a drought. we'll keep you updated, also i want to tell you about the heat wave coming up. that's in my next report. first, let's welcome in mike inouye and check your drive. >> soupy today, heat wave coming in, you have all of those irons in the fire now. christina's sorting that out. meanwhile there's a little bit of slowing for westbound 580, typical out of the livermore valley. there's your typical pattern slowing, now approaching dublin for the leading edge speed coming down about 55 at the very

worst. southbound 680, i've been tracking this, earlier hit-and-run, one of the cars took off. if you saw anything, call chp around castlewood is where it happened. the other car has major damage, but no major injuries. its cleared the roadway without any problem. that's good news. i'll track it past castlewood, it's your commute direction. commute builds a little bit through the south bay and pence last, no problems, and no real unusual patterns here towards the bay bring. we'll give you a live look and  see how things are shaping up. we have the cash lean lanes stacking up. 10 to 15 minutes from now, very light traffic, but there's fog too as well. keep that in mind as you're crossing over, back to you. >> sounds good, thanks. football fever in south bay. team usa fans flock to watch parties across the country, flock to watch parties, referees in brazil will check to make sure it's not too soggy because of the heavy rains.

if it is, the crucial game could be delayed for hours. we'll have to wait and see. >> we'll see. plenty dry in the brit today, stephanie chuang is at the bar in san jose, good morning. >> reporter: good morning scott and laura, it is empty. it's earl live still for even the most excited fans for the world cup game today. we're outside the popular sports bar where we're expecting it to be packed in a couple of hours. but i'm here with jed matte, he's vp of marketing and communications, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: we were just talking about how it wasn't always this way, the watch parties and the popularity. >> back in 2002 when the world cup was going on, we had this great idea, let's watch this game together. that was unheard of, and now we have 2500 people in the park last week, 5,000 people at san francisco and all these bars packed with people watching the the game, it's amazing. >> reporter: and this is great momentum of course for the earthquakes. first let's talk about our local

star, chris, number 18, wando whose on team usa. how are the fellow earthquake players feeling about this? >> everyone's pumped. they're excited to watch the game today. we usually practice at 11:30 flou so the team can watch the game together and cheer him on and hopefully team usa to a big win today. >> reporter: what is the general feeling here? this is a big stage, team usa, some people had doubts before how far team usa would get. how are they feeling? >> everyone's excited about how they've played so far. it was called a group of death, they won the first game, tied portugal which is ranked fourth in the world. now against germany. everyone's looking forward to another win today. >> reporter: we'll hear more later this morning, we'll be talking more with jed, we'll be joined with joe cannon who played with wando. a lot happening today, we're excited. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> wait until 9:00 hits. thanks steph. if your boss needs an excuse

for why you missed work to watch the game, the u.s. coach is trying to help you out. it's an excuse note. you're missing work for an important cause, being in full support of the nation to help if the u.s. move on to the next round. coach hopes some businesses will allow fans to take the day off to lend their support. it might seem tame to other nations, they go a step further and call it a national hospital when their soccer team is playing. >> we have exceedingly spoiled, we have televisions on our desks. >> we're investigating news. >> we're watching very carefully. 5:39, john boehner suing the president. why the speaker of the house says the commander in chief is abusing his power, coming up next. oh my god, daddy. >> why are they shooting. >> i don't know jaden, just lay down. >> family caught in the middle of a police shootout in southern california. more of this video next.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back everyone, it is 5:42. this morning house speaker john boehner says he is suing president obama for miss using his -- misusing his power, good morning, tracy potts. >> reporter: good morning, the state of the union where the president said with all the dysfunction and things not happening in congress, he wanted to do some things on his own. he issued several executive orders and now speaker boehner says they are unconstitutional that the president is not faithfully executing the laws that congress passed as he is supposed to do based on the constitution. so he wants to sue the administration. nancy pelosi, the minority leader from the bay area says that this is nothing more than a

tantrum, essentially and it has more to do with a do nothing congress than the constitution. the white house is not worried about the lawsuit. they're not going to devote time to it that the president is doing his job, but there are constitutional questions, john boehner says about whether or not that's the case. what we don't know is what order they'll specifically target. immigration, health care, the minimum wage, all orders issued by president obama in the last several months, laura. >> one to watch, thanks tracy. investigators looking into the missing malaysian plane. are confident the plane was on autopilot until it ran out of fuel and crashed. it 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 is based on fresh analysis of existing satellite data from the plane. 5:43 the u.s. supreme court resumed police must have a

warrant before searching your cell phone. all nine justices agreed cell phones are private property. police officers 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 difficult for police officers to do their jobs. the supreme court also ruling a company called areo has to stop selling on the internet. the company rebroadcast television that reaired over the internet. people sued to make aereo stop, they argued it's only offering an advanced antenna service. its been 77 years since the famed female aifuater amelia earhart attempted to circle the globe. >> in a few hours from now, a 31-year-old woman with the same first and last name will attempt the very same journey.

"today in the bay's" nannette miranda is live where amelia earhart will begin her journey in a few hours. >> reporter: well that's right. this is truly an exciting event. around 8:00, amelia earhart will attempt to fly around the world from here at oakland international airport. well not that the amelia earhart, this amelia earhart, amelia rose earhart of colorado, the former weather and traffic reporter at our fellow nbc news station used to be embarrassed when people kept asking her about whether she was a pilot, they'd follow up with would she fly around the world like the original amelia earhart? she eventually said why not. she was ten years experience as a pilot will recreate the flight around the world that her name stake attempted 77 years ago from here. it's a 28,000 mile trip, but as you know, the pioneer disappeared in 1937 over the

pacific ocean. today's amelia was asked by her friends whether she'd be afraid about her trip ending badly, but she has a way to calm the butterflies. ask her why she's doing this, amelia says she wants to honor amelia earhart and her legacy and support women in aviation. she also has a foundation that puts women through flight school. modern day amelia though will have a co-pilot this time, shane jordan with her. they expect the trip to take between three weeks and one month. that'll be 17 stops in 14 countries. live in oakland, nannette miranda, nbc bay area news. >> interesting thing. of course amelia had not a co-pilot, but a navigator. once going one direction, that worked out well, but didn't get arounded it. of course the second going the other direction where she was

lost. >> we wish her well. speaking of young women with talent, once was lost, but now is found. >> that's right. we have an amazing forecast for you today. 5:47 now, taking you outdoors, showing you what we're working with. i'm tracking the showers, i have it tole you my friends, this next batch doesn't look very good for us. i think it's really going to maintain any sort of organization as it drops into the bay area. what that means is we are going to gradually start to clear r y out as we head throughout the next couple hours. but i will show you a future cast, give you an idea of what to expect today. i love waking up on a late june afternoon and excuse me a late june day and seeing the showers continue. now by lunchtime, they are going to be winding down. so right now, basically this is the most we're going to get. we stopped that clock at lunchtime. you can see a clear bay area at that point. now showers will continue to roll through the sooer a ra nevada, if you're headed that

way, use your windshield wipers today. it'll intensify as it goes up the sierra nevada. as we head throughout the day today, it'll be cloudy, but comfortable temperature wise. we're headed towards the 70s in the south bay, the pence last, san francisco, mid-60s forout, clouds and drizzle. let's check your drive, here's mike inouye. my mike is on. i'm back on the screen as well. we're looking at this the issue, south of san jose where we have southbound 101 still with those lanes closed at monterrey street. it's far south for the viewers. i want to advice that is still going on since early this morning. no major injuries, this is a major problem in that area. gilroy again, the rest of your bay moves smoothly, i want to call out the slowly, westbound 580. the earlier crash, castlewood has not presented a problem. and that's a better news for the rest of the bay.

we're loork at the rest of the drive and smooth flow of traffic as well. 880, both sides looking smooth right now. we're talking about the roads and the rails, always watching the systems for you and we have a smooth flow of traffic, no delays reported for the major agencies, we're always tracking that. bay bridge has a delay. metering lights are turned on at the toll plaza where the lanes are backing up right now. we have all these filled in at overcrossing and heading towards west grand avenue and across the san mateo bridge, easier than that, still east to west. this is on the foster city the side. 92 slows down at the high-rise. you're picking up speed once again towards 101, back to you. southern california family found itself in the middle of a fire fight. terrifying ordeal 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 video you can hear the driver chris miller keeping his pregnant wife and child calm. dozens flying in front of them.

miller says he only saw new at the very last second. undercover officer shooting at a man in the desert. if they not heard the shots, he would have driven into the line of fire. now officials have not yet released details about this be shooting. other beenses say they saw the suspect shoot agent undercover officers. the suspect apparently killed. cal osha joined the investigation into what caused a fire plane to flip. the driver, 55-year-old mitchell ohl was injured in the accident. he's still in intensive care. he's now awake breathing on his own. cal osha and chp looking into safety violations during that training exercise. 5:50 in just a few hours local leaders will hold a news conference at the golden gate bridge to talk about how they're going to pay for a new suicide barrier to be installed. this is a live look at the bridge this morning where state senator mark leno will be joined by mental health professionals to prevent, present more information about putting up a barrier on the bridge.

so far, $76 million has been set aside to build the barrier, and a transportation board will vote on it tomorrow. ban lot of opposition to the proposal because some think it would be too expensive, hard to install, and an eyesore. after nearly a week, a water leak in the south bay has finally been capped off. last night crews fixed a leak in the willow glenn neighborhood. it started on buyerly avenue. san jose water company says it fixed the leak in a reasonable amount of time, but neighbors stay took too long. one neighbor had to call the company a few times before they finally showed up. in response, the san jose water company says they have to alert all utility companies first so gas and cable lines can be checked before they open up the streets. >> yes, it's not losing an insignificant a. water, but we need -- agent of water but we need to follow safety procedures to repair this as quickly and safely as possible. >> san jose water says they're track record of preventing leak is well above the national

average. 5:51, alleged sta bite by the star is investigating. >> they are also looking into underwear next.

you're watching "today in the bay." and we're watching at&t park this morning. a live look outside at the giants are at home tonight. they're starting a series with the cincinnati reds. first pitch at 7:15. you can watch the game here on nbc bay area. really the talk of the town in san francisco, tim lincecum. he's going down in history after the second no-hitter of his career. lincecum is just the second player in league history to have

two no-hitters against the same team. last night just one positive player got on base via walk. he had a no-hitter against the padres last year. fifa could announce whether suarez can continue to play in the world cup. he's under investigation after this incident now incredibly famous. it appears he bites the italian defender. if he is found guilty by fifa, suarez could be suspended from three games to two years. you're gay -- urguayin. the italians say they'll have to take an interesting trout defend him. they'll claim they were photoshopped to make the incident more serious. also namar, for his choice of underwear. this is a photo tweeted out by soccer gods. taken during halftime.

namar was wearing colorful duds under his soccer shorts. fifa's concern is that underwear was not made by an official world cup sponsor. many leagues have this kind of policy. 2012, the body that governs u.s. football fined a player 100,000 pounds just for celebrating a goal by revealing a company name that was on the waistband of his underwear. >> calvin klein scores again. let's check in with christina loren this morning, she has a look ahead to the weekend. >> yeah, there's a lot going on this weekend. we're always looking for the events to keep you up to date. there's a robert concert series happening in okayville on -- oakville on saturday. you have to pay if you want to see the blues band. by 10:00 p.m. when they start the fireworks absolutely free for you and the family. they can stay up that late. also, i want to tell you about something that's happening this sunday at the -- it's a big week in san francisco. the pride parade is on sunday.

and you can imagine downtown is going to be jam-packed. 71 degrees out there at 1:00 p.m. it's going to be warm this year. let's check your drive, here's mike. good morning, getting into the city you're talking about the parade, the parade of cars and the metering lights on at the bay bridge. the approach moving just fine, it's only at the toll plaza itself where we have the jam. rest of the bay predictable. tri-valley and san jose, the volume starting to build once again, back toout guys. >> thanks so much. 5:57, soccer fever hits a high. live in the south bay as the u.s. tries to advance today in the world cup. plus investigators say they have their man. more about the arrest of a suspected serial arsonists in san francisco. and a car slams into a south bay nail salon. now the business owner left to pick up the pieces.

well let the trading begin,

gopro set to start trading in just a matter of minutes. the details plus a look behind "today in the bay" using our gopro coming up next. twisted metal and shattered glass. car plows through a salon. what crews are doing this morning, coming up. and good thursday morning, i'm meteorologist christina loren. we have showers on the radar. i'm going to show you that in just a moment. overcast today, slow clearing tomorrow, then we've got record heat in the forecast and it's going to stick around for a while. we'll show you when it comes into your neighborhood in moments. we have a little sheen on the roadways. we'll track that as well as a crash that blocked part of highway 10, lnl all of it down in the south bay. good morning to you san jose. live look outside at city hall. it is thursday, june 26th, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good morning to you, thanks so much for