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 joining

us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew, believe it or waking up with wet weather this morning. live look at san francisco and san jose. south bay saw some downpours last night. we'll check in with christina with our microclimate forecast, good morning. >> good morning, we are in a drought, we are telling you how much we need the rain, and this is very unusual. we'll take every single drop in the buskt we can accumulate. we are now in the dry season, it's very unusual to see the shower activity we had this morning. as we head throughout the hours, it is going to wind down. decrease nb clouds, but comfortable temperatures out there today in the mid-70s for most of your inland valley spots. meanwhile, the 60s out in the east bay for today. we're going to keep that drizzle count going for you. if you're waking up in san francisco, the good news is, temperatures are going to be comfortable through saturday and then they sore. this is for the east shore. i'll let you know whose expecting the triple digits coming up, right now back to you and the rest of the top stories in the bay. shooter is on the loose in

san francisco hours after police say he opened fire outside a busy store. investigators say two men were arguing outside a t.j. maxx near the intersection of harrison and fourth street last night. the fire spilled outside and one of the men shot the other in the stomach, then took off. the victim was taken to san francisco general hospital. no word on his condition this morning. the search is on for the driver of a black sedan who hit someone overnight in the south bay. the area of four oaks road in san jose was blocked for a while while crews date withed the hit-and-run. happened at 10:00 last night. the victim was taken to the hospital. investigators told us the victim had life-threatening injuries, now we're told he or she should survive. look that the, workers at a nail salon in san jose will spend the morning cleaning up after a car crashed through the front door. as you can see, the car went straight through the front of

endless beauty salon. it happened at lunde avenue. not sthold why the driver crashed into the building, no one was hurt. just under 30 minutes, san mateo based go-pro will ring the bell on the nasdaq. now look at the video shot this morning, behind the scenes look at two anchors getting ready very early in the morning. the tiny video camera known for shooting in hd, easy to move, gets great video. they have a cold following with outdoor enthusiasts. gopro will trade on the nasdaq under the symbol gpro. shares will start trade agent $24 after priced at the high end of the range last night. and at that offering, price gopro's worth $3 billion. last year the company generated nearly a billion dollars in revenue selling its cameras. here's the guy boointd gopro, nick goodman subpoena goproing himself as he accepting an award

a couple years ago. woodman, an avid sportsman grew up in santa cruz, graduated from ucsd and formed gopro with college classmates. it's going to be up to investors to see if they think it's worth a future or a flash in the pants. very hard to predict. things get cheaper, more common. at one point, they bought flip video, they don't exist anymore. >> well let's hope they do well. 6:04 right now, time to check the forecast as we take a peek outside this morning, san mateo bridge, traffic's moving smoothly. overhead cloud there this morning. little moisture in the air. wetness on the roads as well, let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> looks like a fall morning out there. but we are in summer time at this point. typically in the summer months, any sort of precipitation we get is coming from monsoonal moisture, but this time, this is actually a true form area of low pressure, originated near the

gulf of alaska, and what's left of it is slowly making its way out of the bay area. nonetheless, we're going to get a reinforcing shots of good air quality out of this and some really comfortable temperatures that are going to stick around for the next few days. so as we get into your afternoon today, this is what you can expect. 77 degrees in the south bay, 77 from the east bay, and 63 degrees in san francisco. at&t park, another giant game tonight. they needed that no-hitter from timmy yesterday. as we go through the evening, chilly and bleezy out there, if you can't make it to the game, catch it right here on nbc bay area. i'll let you know what kind of weather they'll play through tonight, it'll make an impact. that's coming up. let's check your drive and welcome in mike inouye. thank you christina. we talked the rain having hit overnight. live look, first we're dealing with a burst of traffic. this is a pretty calm build right now as you're traveling north from 280 up 101 through all the headlights. from time to time, we see that burst hit and we'll look at the

sensors through the area, we'll see a slower drive with the orange just north of 680, very short stretch, and again you saw the the live shot, it ebbs and flows over the area. i don't know which is which, it gets slower and faster. traveling south, south of san jose, travel through gilroy, we have the southbound side of the freeway blocked. highway 101 is basically, well close to most of the traffic slow there. rerouting folks around on the shoulder it sounds like just south of 152. that's far south for most of the viewers, nonetheless if you're heading into the area, be advised that is an issue. overturned big rig, no major injuries, but we have a lot of issues right there for local traffic in gilroy. over here the rest of the transit status is looking good. we're talking about the roads and the rails for bart, transit, cal train, and vta. no delays reported. the rest of the bay, pick your path, it's a lighter build for what we call the summer commute because schools are off for summer vacation for the most part. and we're looking at a nice easy drive out of the north bay and

east bay. that quad ran down the bay bridge, has your metering lights on, you can't escape the backup even on a lighter flow, you have the bay bridge which is which just makes you go er, i guess. >> just ab little bit. >> thanks mike. it is 6:07 right now, still ahead on "today in the bay." thousands may be calling in stick to -- sick to work this morning because the u.s. taking on germany. how the coach is trying to help why were cause. plus a suspected arsonists wanted for terrorizing a bay area, what led to his arrest next. live look outside this morning from the south bay, a nice look, smells like rain out there. what? in summer? that's what christina told us, rain headed toward the central valley. much needed drought-stricken area. 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

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you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back now hard to believe we have welcome entirely finished with the month of june. and we are tracking showers on the radar, a cold front came through the bay area while you were sleeping, and left over, overcast skies this morning. when the sun will return and how comfortable it's going to be today in your full forecast. and a pretty comfortable flow of traffic, yes, it look likes lot of cars, and it is. this is westbound 85 dublin, no dramatic slowing, and that's good for 580. bay bridge, metering lights are on there and update on the rest of your drive, starting the build. here are today's top stories, jurors will hear closing arguments today in the civil suit against the dodgers.

yesterday jurors heard from two men convicted in the sult, but they -- assault, but they declined to answer questions. the dodgers did not provide enough security to keep giant's fans bryan stow safe. it took more than a day for investigators to arrest an arson suspect once they released his picture to the public. he was wanted for setting more than a dozen fires at construction sites and buildings in the south of market neighborhood in san francisco. in about 15 minutes, san mateo's goemployee ring the opening bell on the nasdaq, launch its first day of trading shares, shares starting at $24, high end of its range last night. 6:11, millions of americans counting on the clouds to clear above brazil so they can watch team usa take on germany in a critical matchup. right now referees are inspecting the pitch to make sure it's not too water logged after heavy rain in the area. >> soccer fans in san jose are hopeful and getting ready for

several watch parties. stephanie chuang at one of them, she joins us in san jose, soccer fever catching on in the south bay if it wasn't there already. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. soccer fever all around. we don't have the crowds of fans just yet, but we are expecting that virtually here at the brit in downtown san jose. we are joined by joe cannon, he's a former all-star goalie with the earthquakes with, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: you played with chris, wando, right, and he's representing for us in team usa. somehow it? you played with it him. somehow it watching him? >> it's almost surreal. i don't to want rehash it for the sake of tv, but his story is amazing. he came to the earthquakes in a trade, a like for like trade. i think we sent kelly grey to houston at the time, we got chris, or cam weaver, and we were thinking okay, both forwards, we're kind of struggling, next thing you know, the season started, chris started scoring, and now he's playing in the world cup. >> reporter: how is it when

you're watching him on screen, like that's my buddy, i played with him. >> for me, i think he represents just a person that's really, just worked to get where he is at. i mean i have a few friends that have done that, jimmy conrad, but chris is a guy that kind of came from nowhere, and he's a great example, i use him all the time when i'm talking to little kids about how hard work really pays off. even at older ages. >> reporter: against germany, huge obviously, a lot of people packed here at this party, other watch parties. you were at civic center plaza last sunday. tell me about how that was, the fever. >> it was a little subdued to begin because portugal scored early. it seems like whenever i try to go and celebrate these world cup games, that tends to happen with the u.s. i remember in ghana, i was up in san francisco four years as well in a bar and they scored early and it kind of fell. once the u.s. gets a goal, it's great to see and great to see the national pride that comes

without these games. >> reporter: and that's grown a lot. talk to me about how you've seen the transformation of the popularity of watch parties and people with the football fever. >> yeah, i think you're right at one of the places that started it. in 20022002 when they made their run, we had a local guy here now landon donovan who is a big name and people were following him. it's pretty much grown ever since. i think, you know, it will grow and grow and we'll see it reach its peek when we get it in the prime time if the u.s. ever comes to host the world cup. it's amazing. the combination of the popularity of the game, the nationaler inner have, as well as the world cup itself really brings people out. >> reporter: and i know that locally the earthquakes hoping to bring that fever home, right? i mean we have the stadium, the new one opening up in narge of next year. what's the thought there about maybe translating the world cup fever into local fever? >> i think they did a good job of putting one of the bigger games a against the galaxy on stanford. we'll get over 40, 50,000 for

that are game. it draws a lot of people. they have the fireworks there. then on top of that, we have incredible stadium going across the street from the airport. we're really excited, and for someone who kindf grew up playing soccer here from spartan stadium into buckshaw. it's going to be welcome like this incredible moment to just have our own home. >> reporter: thank you so much, joe cannon, all-star goalie joining thus morning again here the at the brit. the excitement hasn't gotten started yet. we'll be here through the morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> think of this way, you're going to get one of the best seats in the house, thanks a lot. no doult thousands it of people will be a little less product fif they go to work at all, of course. >> u.s. head coach hopes he can get you out of work today. so you can cheer on team usa. he tweeted out this excuse note to handed to your boss. it says in part, quote, i understand this absence may reduce the productivity of your workplace, but i can ensure it

is for an important cause. it goes on to say, by the way, act like a good leader and take the day off as well. go usa. >> seems perfectly reasonable to me. >> all right. now not everyone can get to a tv, so if you can't, we'll have a lot of coverage on today's match throughout the morning and when we're not on tv or you're not near a tv, go to nbcbayarea.com for your up to the minute team usa updates. tim lincecum etched his name yet again. >> on the ground to panic. panic to posey, lincecum has done it again. he has no-hit the san diego padres for the second time in second years. >> lincecum silenced his doubters, at least for a while, tossing his second career no-no. he struck out six on 113 pitches. the only policewomenic was a -- blemish was a walk, that doesn't come.

showering him with gator raid. the instant shock sent him quickly to the locker room for a quick wardrobe change. all right. check it out, this is a team usa soccer jersey with lincecum's name and number on the back. these pictures posted by the giants on instagram. word is he got the jersey just before the game. so maybe that was good luck for lincecum, maybe it's good luck for team usa. >> who knows, we'll take it. more details on the historic outing, no-no, 16 north giant's franchise history. he tossed the last no-hitter on july 13th of last year. the only other giant to throw two no-noess mathisson more than # 00 years ago. he joins the great sandy co.fax adds the only two in baseball his are to have two world championship rings, and two no-hitter in their careers. that's good company. coming up, we are going to from the freak hymn.

amy gutierrez on the field when he was drenched. the gator aid hop aside. he was going through his mind during the final inning. we'll check nb on that a little later in the newscast. fun to watch. let's check your forecast this morning. meteorologist christina loren joins us this morning as well. >> good morning, i think he's going to keep that pencil mustache because i think it brought him luck. you know who i think would look good with that, scott mcgrew. 6:18 now. quick moving showers rolling through the the bay area, what a game that was. we have another great game getting ready to take place, 9:00 a.m. you saw on stephanie chuang out there, i can tell you, these places around the bay area that are showing the game will be jam-packed. it's a big game and we're routing for the usa all the way here. i can tell you right now, we have really impressive weather to kick off the day. this is very unusual to see this much rainfall come through the

bay area this late in june and the good news is, the area of low sprsh going to keep temperatures cooled not just today, not just tomorrow, all the way through the first part of your weekend and high pressure builds in quickly and it is going to bring your temperatures way up. so enskbroi the 70s while they last for the next few days. you can see where the rainfall is coming through right now. a place where they desperately need it. fresno right now on your wake to -- way to paging up a quarter inch of precipitation. so that's great news as you know with hot weather comes fire danger. and that's what we're watching for next week. this morning though, hillsides will be able to stay nice and moist with the strong onshore flow. look at san jose, ipts to show you the beautiful start over the san francisco bay, yes, cue the tanker. you can see ae gorgeous, gornls sunrise shaping up here and plenty of low dlouds go around, as a result, it's going to be cool in the city for today. you're only going to jump out of the 50s and low 60s in the city up to about 63 degrees today. so not much a stretch for you.

77 meanwhile extreme east bay, 77 in the south bay as well. then the changes come in as we head throughout sunday and monday. 89 degrees in the south baby monday, it's going to be hot in tri-valley with temperatures close to the triple digits. and actually bipassing those triples out in antioch by monday into tuesday. here's the deal, we stay hot all the way through friday. so enjoy the these temperatures while they last. 70s for the next couple days at least, mike, over to you. >> all right. we love this. as far as the temperature goes, i like them too. we know about this the, the bay bridge metering lights on are on. i see the movement than means it's not completely stopped in as far as the traffic coming off the maize, but it is slowing down off the berkeley curve. we'll look over at san mateo bridge. also your commute direction at the smooth drive, the sign lit up, i'm reminding folks it reminding you about the closure in san francisco the last extension up towards kings street.

over the fourth of july weekend, we'll remind you. don't worry, look at the maps, between the bridges, the maps will show you that traffic season flowing smoothly for oakland as well as on the planes side. no major concerns. south 880 builds through hayward, down through fremont where we have a slower drive now, developing and a crash right around automall parkway which is showing slowing on the northbound side. that's the side with the crash, but everything sounds like it's moved over to the so you recalled and your commute southbound is distracted by the activity. northbound 10 1d slows a little bit. north of 680, kicking in now, but a gentle build for 280 at 85 and 87. rest of your bay, pretty smooth drive here. golden gate bridge moves nicely. there is fog, be careful as you're coming across to or from the update. monterrey street, 101 at monterrey street should reopen at 6:45. out of the area for most of the viewers, back to you. it is 6:21, still ahead on

"today in the bay." honoring her name sake. we're going introduce you to the colorado woman setting out on a journey of a lifetime to honor named pilot amelia earhart.

you're watching "today in the bay." its been more than seven decades since famed pilot amelia earhart disappeared trying to navigate the globe. >> inless than two hours from now, a 31-year-old woman with

the same name will try to retrace earhart's steps. "today in the bay's" nannette miranda joins us live at oakland's iowauation museum where the plane takes off in just a few hours, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and people are already starting to gather here. in fact, i already spoke to somebody who saw amelia earhart in 1937 take off here. so he's here too and just the excitement is building. of course we have here amelia rose earhart who will be taking this journey. how do you feel, what do you do to prepare? >> i sure am excited. i've been planning for about year and a half. we put an extra fuel tank on bod board and we're ready to go. we arrived yesterday here in oakland and we're departing to kevin to kick off the flight. >> reporter: awesome, i think because of your name, you were destined to do this trip, right? >> yeah, you could say. i'm not related to amelia, but my dad's last night gave my parents a cool opportunity to

give me a name that nobody could forget and to inspire me. i fell down that path. aviation, ten years ago, i started my first flight lessons and i've been flying ever since. >> but you didn't originally want to be a pilot. >> not necessarily, i wanted to be a teacher, i love reading, writing, i think i was destined to do this. and boy, it's a big part of my day. i run a foundation that puts young women through flight school. we build curriculum based around flights, it is my passion. >> good luck. >> reporter: it's going to be very exciting. we can't wait to see you take off. that's the latest here at oakland international airport, i'm nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> it'll be fascinating, thanks nannette. time now is 6:26. still ahead the political tug of war as powerful republicans are suing president obama. we're live in washington, next. in the men time, nasdaq, go pro, look at that putting the camera to the test.

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john boehner is suing the president. why the speaker of the house says the commander in chief is abusing his power, next. and good thursday morning to you, showers is this morning. good air quality as a result, but we're going to stay overcast for today. as we head through tomorrow, we will slowly clear you out then by the end of the weekend into next week, we are tracking record heat. we'll details changes in your microclimate in just moments. overcast is right, you see that in our live shot, but traffic moving across the san mateo bring, the build is on. update for a couple of crashes

over off 9812 oakland. let's take you live out to the opening bell. we really care about the nasdaq and gopro. san mateo-based company, there's nick woodman as he lights it up, and they'll begin trading here shortly, nasdaq begins now. today is thursday, june 25th, this is "today in the bay." >> i love all the gopros, that's cool. from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." well good morning everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. in other news this morning at 6:30, the political tug of war between congress and the white house could be headed to court. house speaker john boehner says he is suing president obama for miss using his powers. "today in the bay's" tracy potts joins us now from washington, d.c., good morning, tracy. >> reporter: laura, good

morning, boehner says the president is supposed to carry out the laws that congress passes, not change them. remember back in january, the state of the union, president obama said to get around the dysfunction here on capitol hill, there were some things he could do by executive order, and he did that. boehner now says it was unconstitutional and wants to take the president and his administration to court. democrats on capitol hill led by nancy pelosi of the bay area says it's nothing much more than a tantrum she says from see do-nothing congress. the white house says they're not worried and they're not going to sfend a lot of time on it. that the president was doing his job and they don't think the tax payers will support this. now going forward, what we don't know is what particular order will this lawsuit target? health care, the president had to change the dates there after they were written into the law, immigration, same-sex marriage, family leave has been extended to same-sex couples, the minimum wage which is president changed by executive order by federal

contractors. what we do know, they'll vote next month. that's what john boehner says he's going to bring it up far vote to move forward. >> bring it up for a vote, big list as well, thanks tracy. big changes could come no neighborhood airports. neighborhoods around them. the government wants to dramatically lower the height of buildings near airports around the country. the faa hopes doing so will make flight paths safer in case a plane loses power in one engine during takeoff. airlines that fly in and out of the airport have cut back on the number of passengers and cargo so the planes can clear san jose's building if they lose an engine. investigators lookinged into missing malaysian plane are 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 is based on fresh analysis of existing

satellite data from the plane. it has been more than three of months since the plane disappeared. hilary clinton expected to draw another large crowd at a book signing in san francisco this morning the nearly sold out event subpoena at book passage in san francisco's ferry building. last night, she spoke of the theeter to promote her book hard choices and discussed while she's not committed for a run for president, she said she's expecting a grandchild, wants to experience being a grandmother. the former first lady also announced the clinton initiative is coming to oakland. it's a childhood development program called too small to fail. former announcement expected in july. >> she's certainly living up to a great bay area morning. time to check the forecast. let's check a peek outside to the gray, rain overnight christina was telling us about. she has a look at the forecast. >> yeah, something we don't typically see, those viewings of sfo are low this morning, we

have flight delays. check ahead if you're trying to get out of san francisco this morning or you're going to pick somebody up out there. at this point, the running at about an hour. we'll keep you updated on that. 6:33, live look at your doppler radar which has been activated for good reason this morning. this is a shower activity that rolled through earlier, and i set this back three hours for you. and i can tell you, the showers came through quickly as a result. we are going to get a reinforcing shot of cool air, clean air, and this is what you're waking up with this morning my friend in san jose. overcast start and our hillsides will remain nice and moist. courtesy of the area of low pressure. meanwhile san francisco, just spectacular here. you can vividly see the low ceilings. choppy out on the bay as a result, but as that system starts to move out of here, we're going to see a more stable atmosphere develop, and as a result, why were temperatures are going to be comfortable. looking at sunshine through later on today. 61 right now in the south bay. it's mild out there to start. you might to want grab a light

jacket fb you're headed out towards san francisco, just 63 degrees and that windchill factor is going to make it feel even cooler. now the giants are back at it tonight, they're taking on the reds. you can catch that right here on nbc bay area at 7:00. action starts, but i want to talk about the weather tonight. 56 degrees, that's a cold temperature for a game at at&t park in june, also wind likely playing a factor. you're going to see the flags blowing out towards center field. that could get interesting. through the weekend, still in town and temperatures will be comfortable for a ball game. next week, the heat cranks, we're going to talk about that in my next report. right now mike, what's he tracking on a thursday? we're tracking a bifld traffic. nothing really dramatic. i have key points to point out. let's look outside, we show you all over the bay, pretty typical pattern as far as the speed sensors go. we'll call our slower spots and update first of all for folks down through gilroy, not a lot,

but wanted to let you know the overturned big rig should be cleared in about 15 minutes or so. all of the southbound lanes were closed, all morning basically and no major injuries and south 162. nonetheless, head up. southbound 880 through fremont out of the union city. slower drive develops, partially distracted by the crash on the northbound side. and another crash at stephenson, automall cleared the roadways, stephenson still in the fast lane. that's the distraction on the freeway. smooth drive southbound 680. out of the tri-valley. 5080, no surprises. there's a stall 680 right by where it says dublin, it's out of lane. another stall at the coliseum, doesn't present a problem right now. it's westbound 980 as you approach that interchange. watch for a car, fender bender actually and one car still in lanes. bay bridge toll plaza shows you well yeah, it's a full deck

here, but a fast track, that's good news, and also visibly moving the north bay, southbound 101. look how light san rafael is. there's a fender bender up there the rest of the north bay. >> i like how you point out, it's visually moving. >> exactly. that's good. look at that the. >> thanks. >> thank you. well still ahead, history at the ball park, tim lincecum talks about his second no-no. >> welcoming in the reds tonight, and you know what, you can watch it from the comfort. your own home because you can watch the -- catch the action here on nbc bay area. coverage starts at 7:00 p.m., we're back in a moment.

shay right. it's -- hey is right, it's time to talk baseball this morning. historic giants baseball to be exact. live look at at&t park this morning. now the buzz around the ball park, dim lincecum's second career no-hitter. >> baseball elite. and nolan ryan, sandy cofax, gutierrez caught up with timmy moments after the final out. >> reporter: good morning everyone, well wednesday, quite a day to be a giant's fan as tim lincecum recorded his second career no-hitter in his many seasons. one walk allowed the only blemish. he threw a 113 pitch gem. i was able to catch up with him

moments later. you're feeling cold after that shower. but deserved because you recorded your second career no hitter. of course you did it last year against the padres as well. immediate aftermath, what are the emotions you're going through? >> i'm relieved right now. i see the way things went yesterday, the pitching group has been scuffling, so i'm not saying i needed to do that by myself, to be a part of something like that is fun. i wasn't think abouting it out there, at the very end just caught me by surprise and you get a no-hitter. >> >> reporter: is tim's no-hitter the shot in the arm that this team needs? it ended a five-game losing streak here at home. giants are facing a new club, the cincinnati reds, for a four game set. ryan vogelsong goeses up against mike leak tonight. giants fans should keep an eye out on newly called up adam dew value. he's a 25-year-old power hitting corner infielder and leads the

pcl with 23 home runs. should be fun to watch. i'm amy gutierrez, that's your giant's update for "today in the bay." >> thanks amy. it is 6:41, coming up, the countdown is also on, team usa kicks off against germany. we're going to take you live to one of the many places you can catch the action this morning. plus the suspected arsonist wanted for terrorizing a bay area neighborhooded is now behind bars. what led to his arrest coming up next. and it's probably not what you were expecting to see on a late june morning, but we are tracking showers on the radar. take a live look at san francisco, beautiful start, you'll notice some lingering storm clouds here. i'll let you know if we have any showers in the forecast for you today and we have a big-time warm-up headed your way when "today in the bay" comes back in moments.

you're watching 156 minutes of continuous news, weather, and traffic on "today in the bay." and we begin that 156 minutes with a little bit -- 15 minutes with a little football fever in the south bay. while team usa fans clammer to watch around, referees are making it's not too soggy. the game could be delayed. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live inside the brit inside san jose. full house there, steph. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you both. we are expecting a full house, folks are prepping the place right now, it is empty. they've had signs all the time. you can see how bars like the brit has been planning around et world cup. i'm joined by joe, who is with the san jose earthquakes with vp republic relations. tell me about the popularity, not just the brit, but you are talking about the games watched in san jose, san francisco.

>> all around the bay area people are talked about it -- talking about it. hey, we want you to come help our viewing party, so we've done a program, if fan goes to ten different locations on the world cup, you can get prizes and things like that. we probably had about 30, 40 viewing parties. >> reporter: wow, unheard of before, right? >> never had that many. let's go to one place and do something there. now we're in san jose, we're in the east bay, we're in san francisco in the peninsula trying to find new places to do this. >> reporter: our star, number 18, wando is repping for us, how are the players taking it as they watch him play in the world cup? >> the great thing about him is he is the blue collar superstar, he's down to earth, he came from the down low to up to the top. he's a player that people think he's a arrogant guy, he's great so players want to cheer for him, wish him the best.

>> reporter: speaking of fans cheering as we wrap this up, we're hoping that this fever will translate into local soccer fever. we have the stadium opening up for the earthquakes next march. >> yeah, its been great. we were starting about -- selling about 50 season tickets a week, since the world cup started, we sold 250. there's uptick in interest. we have a game this weekend at sanford stadium, 50,000 people there, sellout, people are into the sport and everyone's buzzing about it. >> reporter: and the u.s. will beat germany today, yes? >> i don't want to make any guarantees, but we're feeling good. >> reporter: thank you, again at the brit. it's going to be packed. we will be here. . you can't make it, we'll let you know thousand goes. >> we'll be watching as well. >> we'll be checking with you at the area this morning, that'll be fun. watch parties we snow about happening in the south bay, fans can gather, sports law on the avenue in san jose.

san jose as well as double d sports grill. fans will flock to the plaza in the the plaza. watch party also be held at the pub on the street. take a look at this the photo just in, a bunch of usa fans from the bay area ready to go to today's game in brazil. it was snapped just before they left the hotel. they say it's pouring rain, traffic is terrible, could even take them three hours just to get to the stadium, but nonetheless, you can see they are ready. all decked out in the gold old fashioned red, white, and fwlou cheer on team usa. >> we'll have more during our 11:00 newscast, any time we're not online, head to northboundbayarea.com for updates and starts at 9:00 a.m. >> that'll be a fun way to start the morning far lot of folks. peek outside, time to check the forecast, whoa, look at the golden gate bridge. can't make out the arches just there. want to the check in with

meteorologist christina loren. >> kind of a cool, crisp feel out there this morning. beneed the rain, we are in a drought here in the entire state of california. and the only spots that received rainfall, norcal. that's where we are starting to need the rain because our dry season is in full effect at this point down there. we have to shower the -- share the resources. remember that's my call to you to please conserve water whenever you can. quick moving showers, right now racing out of the bay area, the story of the day is what's left behind. lots of cloud cover, cool air, just beautiful air quality as well. 61 degrees in the south bay. right now 59 degrees in san francisco. and 57 degrees in the north bay. it's going to be nice and comfortable out there. as we head throughout the day today, you can see those low cloud have spanned all the way inland, this is san francisco

this morning. same overcast sky, off in the distance here is that golden gate bridge. if you're going to be taking the golden gate bridge this morning, take it easy, reduce visibility down to a kweert quarter of a mile. here are your highs for today, increasing clouds at some spots, hey, in the south bay today, we're talking about decreasing clouds and temperatures in the 70s. so, comfortable conditions, cloudy sky overhead. drizzle chance for the east bay. just about all day long. this is where we're headed. in enjoy the next couple days, especially in the south bay because we're going hold on to levels where you don't have the to use your ac. you might be turning it on as we head through sunday and monday and the heat cranks. that means you'll get a taste of the 70s in the city, but that means triple digits are on the their way. we'll show you what we're expecting in the tri-valley just to give ewe preview, keep in mind, temperatures are going to stay hot all the way through friday of next week. . you can for outdoor plans, heed your plans. good morning christina,

looking at the 90s, don't care for the temperature, but that's all right. my brother can come visit me. oakland, traffic is smooth, look at the map further north. just a bit further, we see the bleeding of traffic flowing up. debris reported. watch out, no lanes reported blocked but activity approaching 880. weft earlier crash. should be on the shoulder and no slowing as you travel through that portion. of course the bay bridge toll plaza and the maize has your backup there. big issue popping up, north 680, countercommute at tree boulevard, reports of a truck, dirt hauler have crashed into the center divide. three of the northbound lanes and two of the southbound lanes currently blocked because there's debris on parts as well as pieces of dirt all over the place. watch for that. update at chp arrives and lets us know. southbound out of pleasant hill into walnut creek and the interchange. very top coming out of the bridge.

meanwhile, 680 moves smoothly. and west 580 of course out of livermore. the south bay shows a typical pattern here as well. south 880 slows, two of them, automall and distracting the southbound side. that's starting to sort itself out. moves to the shoulder, there's san jose north 101 slows up toward 680. same thing for 2080. live look at the volume of traffic and you do see you have thank you slowing from aboutle toly up to alan rock. that's the worst it, back to you. nike just a few hours, local leaders will hold a conference to talk about how to pay for a new suicide barrier to be installed. state senator mark leno will be joined by mental health professionals to present more information about putting a barrier on the bridge. so far, $76 million has been set aside to build that barrier and transportation board will vote on it tomorrow. there's been some opposition to the proposal because some think

it's too expensive, too hard to install, could be an eyesore. people who live in an apartment complex nor san francisco hope someone will help them find the man whose been stealing their mail. this video was sent to us by resident of that complex, in it, you can see a man tearing up the mailbox with a crowbar and taking everyone's mail. took him about three minutes to get in and out. people who live there say they've experienced mail thefts mistimes before. packages started disappearing around christmas and since then, the mail has been stolen three times. 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 this picture yesterday of the suspect. he was wanted for setting more than a dozen fires at construction sites and buildings in the south market neighborhood in san francisco. the man was arrested yesterday. investigators expected to release more information, including name and about his arrest today. investigators are looking into cause of a fire at stanford's linear accelerator.

started late last night on sanford property in menlo park. crews briefly shut down the freeway in both directions because of thick smoke. when they arrived, they de-energized the accelerator and used special carbon monoxide to put the fire out. it appears it started in a large electrical switching cabinet. no one was hurt, and crews say there was no threat to the public. new morning, san francisco bay sales force will fill announcing they're teaming up to advance the health care industry. two companies plan to develop a cloud platform designed to keep eyes on patients at home. it'll allow to see if patients are sticking to their treatment but keeping data from apps. patients will log their health information and wearable devices. data fed into the cloud for doctors to examine. 6:54 after nearly a week, a water leak in the willow glenn neighborhood has been capped. crews for the san hooez water

company fixed the leak last night. crews say everything was taken care of in a republic a. time, but neighbors stay took too long. one neighbor had to calm the company a few times before they finally showed up. san jose water company says it had to alert all utility companies first, so gas and cable lines can be checked. well it is almost time for 31-year-old woman who's going to try to fly around the globe almost tylenol to take off. >> listen to this, the pilot just also happens to share the name with a legendary aviator amelia earhart. "today in the bay's" nannette miranda joins us live at the aviation museum, looks like the pilot taking the same route that earhart planned more than 70 years ago? >> reporter: yeah with a name like that, i don't think you have any other destiny in live but to -- life to follow the path. we have live with us amelia rose earhart from denver, colorado. how are you feeling at this the point? you know, why are you doing this?

>> we're just about an hour away from takeoff and i'm feeling gooded. i'm feeling, just excited to see it all come to fruition. we been planning for a year and a half. and the reason i'm doing it is to recreate and symbolically complete amelia's flight. there's a lot of amelia history and i want to the close her flight plan for her. i've been flying ten years and running a foundation that gets young women interested because it is so much fun. >> reporter: now time there'll be a copilot. the other amelia only had a navigator. >> exactly yeah, off copilot, shane jordan, he's number one an incredible person. also, a wonderful pilot. so, we're going to have a great adventure going through 14 countries. 80 fact of the flight is over water. >> reporter: okay, and do you worry about not being able to complete the flight like that 1937 event? >> we have a safe aircraft, very safe. >> reporter: great, awesome. okay that's the very latest here from oakland. if you want to follow her on twitter, if off twitter account,

use the #flywithamelia. nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> wish her luck. now it is 6:56, about a half hour ago, san mateo's gopro rang the hoping -- opening bell. shares started at $24 each after it priced at the high end of its range last night. search is on for the driver of a black sedan to who hit someone overnight. happened at about 10:00 last night near four oaks road. the victim taken to the hospital. that victim should be okay. heavy rain hitting the area where the u.s. will play its big world cup today, fifa insists the game will be played despite flooding win or tie against germany and team usa moves on to the knockout round. they could still advance with a los because of tie breakers, there's no guarantees. indeed we have breaking news, fifa has suspended the

suarez player. he will not mr. be allowed to play nine games, four months for biting an opponent at the world cup. suarez will pay $100,000 in spine fines. it takes affect immediately meaning le not play in the world cup. they can appeal this. >> they could hurt the team. >> no biting. >> much more than we did to my daughter, but she was only two. >> and learned from there. >> i'll mention this, this is in walnut creek, slowing through fremont typical, worse because of an earlier crash there. the big deal is south 680. right around main street, new update, somewhere between street and main street where a big rig, a dirt hauling truck there hit the center divide. now it spills a fuel leak. and that's affecting a couple lanes on the other side of the freeway. both directions are jammed up. this is a big problem for folks coming out of pleasant hill and

concord and heading down to the walnut creek interchange. the rest of the commute actually sorted itself out well. watch walnut creek and pleasant hill because of the dirt hauler. >> gooded to note there. rain moves through as well. we're clear of that now. >> mostly clear in the 60s, we're headed toward the 70s. >> great. >> you remember that museum, they had the big hole in february. >> put it back in the hole. >> so popular. museum officials say attendance is up nearly # 0% since the sink hole opened. it swallowed so many of the expensive cars. the whole thing, look here, it was all caught on camera. museum in kentucky has decided to preserve the sink hole and officials say they may even put one or two of the cars back inside. the hole is now part of corvette history. many of them on display. kwhavr it took. >> corvette back in hole. we'll have to look that up.

"today in the bay" we're back with 7:5, live local news update. >> and join us from nbc bay area news at 11:00. go team usa. good good morning. game on. >> i believe that we will win, i believe that we will win! >> in just hours, team usa takes on powerhouse germany with more americans expected to be watching than ever before. into t natalie is live in brazil. room papidly rising. too much rain causing problems for the mississippi river. thousands evacuated across the midwest. what does the forecast hold for today. found alive. a 12-year-old boy missing for 11 days while the fbi searched everywhere turns up in his family's own basement. and this is how the father learned the news.