sunshine and there is rain if the forecast. details on that coming up. >> with all that going on we'll see how it will affecter your drive. we'll talk the about the south bay coming up. >> what about the city by the bay? a live look outside . nice look at san francisco bay bridge. it's tuesday, june 2. it is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> a good tuesday morning to you pt thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. breaking news. a home worth millions in the south bay is no more. flames ripped through it overnight. everyone made it out okay. >> that's good news. chris sanchez live fear los gatos. people fds the home. we understand they heard pop ing noises as the flames broke out. >> one resident said there is an art studio on the second floor of the home and that's what woke her up -- the sound of spray

paint cans popping. if we could zoom in you will see half of the second story is collapsed down on the first. we were talking to a firefighter. he said he thinks it is a total loss. the fire came in about 2:30 this morning. ironically, fire crews were just down the road at the scene of the crash. they were using jaws of life to extricate somebody from the crash are vehicle. they drove by the scene and didn't see flames. that's how fast it was. within ten minutes the second story was engulfed in flames. firefighters could do nothing but take a defensive position. the good news is the folks inside, someone did wake up and roused everybody else from sleep. >> i walk around the back. i see smoke off the roof. i ended up seeing smoke coming out of a window. i knew the house was on fire. so i ran back in, woke everybody

up, got everybody out. >> reporter: that's the good news. everybody made it out safely. we understand there might be a cat missing. the residence are dents standing by to wait until this concludes and if the cat comes back. the red cross is on the way to assist them. they are going to need help because the house appears to be a toy tall loss. 3,000 square feet of old construction, wood siding. something that burns fast. firefighters say again the response was very fast. but the fire was just faster. near los gatos, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we'll join kris again in a half hour. in the meantime we'll continue to cover the story across all of our digital platforms. get the latest on the nbc bay area.com on our free nbc bay area app. >> we have another developing story this morning in livermore

where federal investigators will get a look at a deadly small plane crash. >> live near the crash scene in livermore. bob, i don't learned something new about the pilot spmt. >> we spoke with the medical examiner's office. they have a tentative i.d. on the man behind the controls of the sing engine piper cub. they tell us he's not from livermore but from the bay area. in other words, he is local. he had just taken off from livermore municipal airport. it was around 9:00 when he radioed the control tower with what sounded at the time like just a minor emergency. here is a partial audio clip from the website live atc.net. >> i have a slight control problem. i'm going to circle and check it out and head back to the pattern. >> unfortunately after that conversation his plane crashed in a wide open field about three

miles north of the airport, not far from north livermore and hartford. you can soo this the photos taken by the residents the crash started a small brush fire the fire department was able to put out. fortunately the area where the plane crashed is remote, open space. a good mile or two away from homes. the pilot died at the scene and was the only person on board. they do have a tentative i.d. but they are not releasing it yet. the damage to the aircraft was so bad they were not able to decipher a tail number. with the tentative i.d., i'm sure they can find the identity of the aircraft. the aircraft was a piperer p.a. 22, similar to the one in this photo. it's a small engine aircraft. the kind you see taking off from airports like if liver it is more. the ntsb now takes over the investigation. they are expected to be here later and hope for a preliminary

report within the next couple of weeks. reporting live in livermore, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> now to a dram technical end to a police chase in san francisco. cell phone video captured the intense moments. police can be seen climbing over anden on top of cars to arrest the suspect after he crashed into other vehicles. this happened last night next to the westfield shopping center. a witness described the scene for us. >> we were trying to pull over to the side. multiple police cars coming in this direction. there was a gigantic crash. within seconds, a police officer was on top of the gold car, beating on the window with a stick. >> police say the chase began the view district where are patrol agents spotted a man known to be armed and dangerous. he reportedly bolted this a car before hitting a house and patrol agent.

a driver was rushed to the hospital and should be okay. >> the man charged with murder for the death of a 9-year-old boy in the east bay is expected in court today. william schultz admitted to stabbing 3rd grader jordan aldgren in april. schultz said he did it because he just wanted to know what it was like to take someone's life. >> a woman accused of attacking a young child inside a walmart store in san jose is expected to enter a plea today. prosecutors say par i can't garate attacked a 4-year-old girl and her father with a wrench. she faces charges of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. she targeted the victims because they were asian. >> oakland city leaders could use millions to boost fire safety in the oakland hills. >> it is fuelling a debate whether it's safe or necessary.

now more on the vote and controversy. >> reporter: the decision should come tonight on whether to thin the trees. supporters say it could save lives and homes. opponents think it's too drastic. you may remember the fire storm in 1991 that killed 25 people, destroyed more than 3,000 homes. the first would include nonnative spe is sis like eucalyptus. >> we intend to take out specific sized trees within this location. again we are only taking out what's necessary to improve the safety for our community. >> more than 50 acres and 60 along the ridge line above the

tunnel. the fire department would cut it down for september and october of next year. that would include using herbicides and some say it could contaminate ground water. they are worried about mud slides so they have filed a lawsuit against the si city to prevent the project if it is approved tonight. coming up in the next report hear from a survivor back in 1991. that's in 30 minutes. >> in the meantime, firefighters will spend the next couple of days. by law homes and business owners must clear away dead brush. if they don't fix the problem. >> you will pay for it if there is a fear and the home is affected. get ahead of the curve on that one. it's a little bit of a cooler

start maybe for the day. i have a feeling things will kaeng. like the winds. >> things will change. this weekend we are really hoping for something that will help out with the fire danger. rain in the forecast but now all dry across the bay area. in the upper 50s across the board except for the south bay. 59 degrees. seeing a little bit of sunshine. check out how beautiful the view is. san francisco with a little bit of a purple hue as the sun comes . warming 65 degrees up to 77 degrees for the east bay. pike ro climate now this the lower 50s for a gooder part of the east bay. 57 for hayer ward hills and pleasanton as you walk out. it's 59 degrees. upper 50s to lower 60s. morning low clouds and drizzle and mild cures the this afternoon. by lunchtime at 69 in the south

bay. the east bay. pab take your lunch outside. 64 degrees on the peninsula. headed home. nice breeze. 74 degrees on the peninsula and the north bay at 76 degrees. so the forecast continues on with 70s in the afternoon. taking you hour by hour. we see a lot of clouds moving into the bay during the overnight hours and clearing. saw a little bit of green there. rain could move into the north bay for tomorrow. but we will see a better cannes of rain this weekend with. the micro climate forecast brings it up to 78 degrees for los gatos, redwood city. the marina in the lower 60s and upper 70s for parts of the tri valley. more micro climate weather coming up. let's check in with mike. >> looking to the south bay. overall as you would expect light and easy. want to zoom to the bottom of the screen. los gatos, this is where kris

sanchez reports a fire in the beautiful home that's been taken out. highway 9 for the morning commute. we have a traffic control. sounds leek everything west of santa cruz. should get you back around the yamplt they hope to have one direction open. kris is on scene and will give us updates. we'll zoom to the east bay. a crash going on here. westbound 580. your chute. a big rig on the shoulder. one vehicle has to be moved to the roadway. you will see it slowing here. we'll jump over to the bay bridge. we have no problem. and look at the beautiful view. i talk about this. back to you. >> i'm talking about a woman who worked as a nazi concentration camp as a guard before immigr e immigrating to california. officials say she got money from the u.s. government as late as this year.

plus apple gets are ready to compete with spotify. >> even apple thoughs the era of buying and downloading music is copping to an end.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> a new report scheduled to be released this week shows more than 100,000s is expected nazi war criminals gotter more than

20 million dollar this is social security benefits from are the u.s. government. alfredi rinkel worked at a concentration camp this the world war 2 before moving to california to marry a german born jewish man whose parents were killed in the holocaust. for some reason she kept getting social security benefits from the u.s. until january of this year when the no security security for nazis act kicked in. the associated press looked for her in germany but couldn't finder. she would be 92. before leaving the united states she said she never told her husband she worked as a concentration camp guard. >> there is a big shake up at the tsa after an embarrassing report. testing showeded tsa screeners missed weapons and fake explosives exactly 95% of the time. a test case where alarms sounded prompting a pat down but the

officer failed to find a fake plastic bomb taped to an under cover agent's back. the report doesn't name specific airports. the secretary reassigned the head of the tsa and told them to change security procedures and retrain officers. today member members of congress dig deeperer into one of the biggest product recalls. takat a executives and the head of the national highway traffic safety administration are ex expected to testify. ellen powell headed back to court. >> the fees aren't cheap. it's going to cost her a lot of money. >> it is. close to a million dollars. you will recall powell lost her civil lawsuit with the jury clearing the venture capita firm on all counts so powell who brought the suit has to pay legal fees. cliner would wave the fee ifs powell didn't 'peel. powell fileden an intention to appeal with the superior court

on monday. she and her lawyers don't say what they will be appealing. you can't just appeal because you don't like the verdict. you have to appeal anner error this this the process. powell has 40 days to spell out what the error is. the company's chief technical officer is leaving cisco. it's not uncommoner for top executives to leave during a change in leadership. let's check if before the goal. good morning, landon. >> hey, good morning to you. futures are pointing to a lower open after they kicked off june and a mixed bag of economic data. consumer spend was disappointing. we can do it on factory orders today. the nasdaq up 12 to 5082. back to you.

>> thank you very much. do you still download music from itunes? fewer do opting for spotify. for the same price as an album you get a month of listening to whatever you want. it's a problem for itunes. apple will launch a streaming service similar to spotify. there bs been reluctance for apple to create the spotify-like model because it will cannibalize itunes sales. but the sales are shall enough they may as well. >> i didn't realize spotify has been around as long. >> for $9 a month you can listen to -- taylor swift is the only the one not on spotify. >> that's all you listen to. >> "shake it off". >> all the music ever created except for taylor swift. >> which is tough. >> i like taylor swift. >> the price of your sunny side up is going up.

egg prices are on the rise. our nation's egg supplier is lower this this year because of the widespread outbreak of bird flu. according to the usda, more than 44 million birds have been affected. the current price of eggs more than last month. maybe it's time to get a chicken. >> get your own. >> more on that later in the show. it's a staple here. good we have artificial eggs at the dinerer. we can get them. >> quit talking so ap tiezingly. >> >> we are going to move it off your plate. another cape stap le for the bay area is a cloudy start. today will be though different. >> absolutely no different. this is the same thing we have seen every morning all throughout the pont of may. though changes as we go deeper into june. this is what you need to know as you walk out the door. we have low clouds and fog across the bay area. especially for the coastal years. as we go into the rest of the

day by lunchtime, you are enjoying lunch outside. notice the seven-day forecast . no big changes in cure s either as we go through the week. breezy and warm this afternoon. even have to turn on the a.c. especially for the tri saltrooi. cure s now in the upper 50s in san jose. 59 degrees in concord. 58 in santa rosa. 50 degrees. fog on the bay. you may drive and see mostly clear conditions. then suddenly you're in the fog. slow it down and get to your destination safely. allow time to get there. the future caster hour by hour is mostly clear for a lot of spots by 10:00. lunchtime, bright and sunny. putting on the sunglasses, taking off the jacket as temperatures continue to warm. this evening, mostly clear across the bay area.

looking out there in the pacific, hurricane andres is still developing and moving off toward the west. it will make more of a turn to the east. now a category two hurricane and making a curve closer to land. so something we'll be watching. not only that. we have tropical storm blanca that may make a direct hit to cabo. if you have friends there planning a vacation, you want to keep an eye on that storm the. we are, too. it may bring in showers and storms for the weekend. keep it tuned here. we'll keep you updated. the three day outlook 71 degrees. temperatures going up as we get closer to the weekend and even for the shore we are seeing high this is the 70s. still fairly comfortable all across the bay. i will have another look at the micro climate forecast. now we'll check in with mike. >> we had a crash at the dublin

interchange. all lanes are clear. there is a big rig and more crash are activity at that congested interchange. slowing through livermore toward lub incident. 580 westbound builds. this will be a focus over the next few minutes. the rest of the bay, light flow of traffic. top of the screen. starting to build upper east shore and the north bay. let's show you the bay bridge toll plaza. while the toll plaza is clear, the drive is fine. the low clouds hovering right around the deck. thicker at times across the golden gate bridge. be careful there. a live look at the south bay. clear skies. and the roadway starting to pick up cars. highway 9 with traffic until santa cruz avenue for the fire. for now, back to you. >> that's what you are talking about. now a frantic search. rescuers using a hammer and their ears to track down passengers inside a capsized ship. they say over the sound of waves

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at 5:25 developing overnights are rescue crews pulled 14 people off a capsized boat off the coast of china. the passenger ship was carrying more than 450 people when it capsized. five people are con if i wered dead. the team used ham ers to tap on the boat after they heard screams coming from the ship 12 hours after it went down. the captain said the ship sank quickly after being caught in a cyclone. new this morning, russian arms maker con if i wered one of the missiles was used to shut down flight 17 last year. it's an older version of the missile no longer used. flight 17 was shot down last supper. there's been controversy over

who is responsible for the attack because of the fighting between russian-backed rebels and the ukrainian government. the maker of the missile says russian doesn't use it anymore. it is part of the arsenal. they stopped short of blaming ukrai ukraine's military for the attack. >> a settlement between the a malaysian government and the family of one of the sims on woerd the missing malaysia airline flight. this marks the first legal case against malaysia air license and the government. two boys whose father was on the flight filed the lawsuit. they wanted to accept compensation to move forward with life. we could learn more about a deadly train derailment in philadelphia. a committee will pusher for answers in a hearing on the tragedy. the train wrecked goinger more than 100 miles per hour sending all seven cars off the tracks.

eight people died. there is no definitive report on why the train was going so fast. >> an update to breaking news. she smelled smoke and found fire. a south bay woman jumped into action as her home burned. t the.

breaking news. a fire near los gatos shuts down streets and threatens many multi-million dollar properties. everyone is accounted for except for family pets. >> in oakland, set to approve a big cash infusion to prevent fire hs toke land hills. some say the plan goes too far. >> dry start to the week. we could wrap up with rain. more about that coming up. >> traffic backing up at the bay bridge. we'll focus on the dublin interchange coming up. >> this is a neat look outside this morningment from the san francisco side near the ballpark looking out.

you can see mist in the air. tuesday, june 2. you shall watching "today in the bay." >> good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. >> now to breaking news. a home worth millions in the south bay. no more. everyone made it out okay. >> kris sanchez joining us live this morning. people inside the home reported hearing popping noises as the flames were breaking out. >>. >> they awoke to hearing popping sounds that turned out to be spray paint cans in the art studio up on the second floor. you can see behind me the house is 'peers to be a total loss. i'm no expert. there is not much left. the fire burned on the second story of the home. it was fully engulfed and much of the second store is down on the ground level. firefighters pulling down some of the roofing as we speak.

the fire was reported around 2:30 this morning. the fire response was fast because this home isn't far from the fire station down the road. a fire crew was just down the street trying to -- working on a rescue. they had to use jaws of life to get a woman out of the wreckage of the car down the street. one of the firefighters said as they drove past on the way to the scene, there was nothing -- they saw no flames. within ten minutes the second story was engulfed. by the time they got the hoses out they had to take a defensive position. the good news is everyone inside made it out thanks to one young woman. >> i walked around, saw spoke coming off the roof. i saw smoke coming out of a window. i knew the house was on fear. so i ran back in, woke everybody up and got everybody out. >> everyone did make it out

okay. firefighters were able to take a defensive position. there is a lot of smoke in the distance. pg & e was out here on the scene. a fire burned down one of the power lines. it was across the i roadway. see it there in the distance. firefighters were able to move it. it will be a wild before pg & e re stores power. there doesn't appear to be much there. you may be wonder iing how thiss impacting traffic. they call it the enjoins have been moved over to one side of the street to allow for the re-opening of a lane of traffic an saratoga road. they are waiting for the police to come up with a traffic plan and have the person the nel to direct people through the area are. we expect it could be happening shortly. we have a police officer waiting to talk with us as we seek. we'll get to him. for now near los gatos, "today

in the bay." >> we'll check in with kris again for another live report in a after er hour. in the meantime we'll continue to cover the story across our digital platforms. you can get the latest on nbc bay area.com on the free nbc bay area app. >> an update to a developing story. federal dwrarts head odd to the bay area for a closer look at the wreckage of a deadly plane crash. >> we are getting new information ear . bob riddell joins us live. you learned from pilot is from the yay bare. >> not from liverer more. definitely the bay area. the medical examiner's office has a tentative i.d. on the man. they are not releasing his name. he was flying a single engine piperer aircraft. wreckage a couple hundred yards from us in the field in north livermore. about three piles northeast of livermore municipal airport where the pilot took off around 9:00 last night. he radioed the control tower.

here is a clip of the conversation. >> i have a slight control problem. i will circle here and check it out. then head back to the pattern. >> that audio clip courtesy of live atc.net. the pilot saying he was having problems with the aircraft. unfortunately could not recover. his airplane did go down in the wide open space. a good mile or two away from a home. close enough that people who live around here could hear it. you can see they did take photos of the crash. it started a small two acrer fire which the fire department was able to put out. the aircraft was damaged so badly they weren't able to pull a tail number off the wreckage. the ntsb is expected to be coming on here later this the morning to begin their investigation to try to get a definitive sense as to why the

aircraft lost control, killing the piet. the only person on board the airplane. reporting live in livermore, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> clearing up the mystery. the san francisco giants are running into opposition now as they tie to develop the area around at&t park. here is what's going on. the giants are are planninging to build a 28-acre development including 1500 housing units and 22-story buildings. the plan goes to voters in november. supervisor jane kim telling the chronicle is he eel introduce a competing measure today making the oomph out of the giants plan. more affordable housing. whichever receives more votes would win out. the nonaffordable ousing ones, will come at a pretty penny to be that close. >> got to be qualified. >> a plan years in the making may be on the verge of reality

for residents scarred by the deadly 1990 fire storm. >> now this new plan involve in money to clear trees. not everyone is on board for this idea. >> some say it gets are rid of too many . it's uk limb lip us the trees. a nonnative invasive species. the oakland fire department says $4 million would help prevent what happened nearly 25 years ago when thousands of homes were damaged. homeownerers are concerned that could contaminate. they have filed a lawsuit. he lost his mother in the 91 fire. >> when they cut down the

eucalyptus trees they were replaced by flammable plants. he said also there would be no sprague of herb he sides. when you get the weeds in there they have to choice. >> the fire department would begin cutting down thousands of trees for two months, september and october of last yearment oakland city council takes up the decision. stephanie trong, "today in the bay." >> thanks, stefan. dry conditions. one problem obviously for fires. it's been pois the last couple of days which is a good thing. >> let's check in with kari. >> there is rain in the forecast for the weekend. we'll watch to see if a tropical system brings rain. right now all dry. even sunshine across the bay area. a gorgeous shot as we look at san francisco. you can see low clouds in the

distance. visibility is mostly clear, but you may dry. keep in mind there is patchy fog. today in the bay reaching 65 degrees if san francisco. micro climates now, cool as you walk out the door in the low to mid 50s. still mostly clear skies and the wind forecast by 9:00. we have a mostly calm wind, a light wind from the northwest as we go into the afternoon at noon we feel winds picking up. maybe a day not to worry so much about combing the hair . if winds kicking up to 20 miles per hour. it will be breezy. warming. even into the afternoon. mostly clear skies across the bay year by 9:00 we see many more clouds moving in. maybe rain in the weekend forecast. details on that. we'll talk about the tropical

systems in less than ten minutes. now over to mike. >> we'll talk about an update for the los gatos fire. looking ear toward the bay bridge. first of all we have the backup going on. we should see it any second now. the only real slow down not over in the east bay or north bay. the earlier crash west 580 caused the backup. all lanes clear. tough to recover. still slowing oond down here highway 9. kris are sanchez said the scene of the fire was active with fire inside the building. they are looking at 6:00 before they can institute that. >> takata will stop producing inflaters tied to defective air bags but will will use a propellant deemed dangerous by experts. when is a threat not a threat? new debate on what you can say

on facebook. >> the support weighed this in. we'll take a look when we come back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after the break.

overnight a dramatic rescue from china. a passenger ship carrying more than 450 people capsized, killing at least five people. crews rescued 18 others after search teams heard sounds copping from the partly submerged ship about 12 hours after it went down. the captain said the ship sank kwekly after being caught in a cyclone. >> dramatic rescue there. happening today on capitol hill a top official from takata is testifying before a compound looking into the biggest recall in america's history. >> "today in the bay" tracie pottss live in washington, d.c. this morning. an advanced copy of the official remarks give us a glimpse of what the company is doing to try to fix the problem. >> exactly. they have to fix a new design that doesn't include ammonium

nitrate, the chemical used in the -- the propellant used in this that they think was the problem especially in warm and hot climates. they are redesigning and trying to ro it out to retro-fit millions of cars with the defective version. they are sending out competitor versions of this to get it done more quickly. today we'll hear that v.p. testify before a house committee. we'll hear from the national highway traffic safety administration that's overseeing the recall as they try to look into not only how quickly the recall can happen, how safe they can make the cars but what takata knew and how long they knew it. some of the problems go back a decade. >> thank you very much. a plan now to reign in the power of puc one step closer to becoming a reality.

state senators voting to approve a bill to take away sop of the power from the public utility president while increasing state oversight. this in the wake of the pg & e scandal involving michael peavy. that's moving on to the state assembly. >> three more north bay citys pulling the plug on pg & e opting for a power source closer to home. all reportedly flipped the switch on sonoma clean power. the public utility has been around 20 years and services 90% of sonoma county. >> happening today, how much water did you save last month? today we'll find out the answers on the final exam. state water officials are release new numbers showi ing h much water was saved. this after the worst snow pack on california's record books. they will release data on how

agencies are enforcing water waste rules. >> would be nice to get rain. we are already in june. coolest temperatures to start the day. >> cooler and rain in the forecast. pab not a drought buster rain but we are looking at a wetter forecast and dry as we walk out the door. chilly temperatures. let's look at mount hamilton as we see low clouds and the marine layer at 2,000 feet. may take time todayer for the fog to roll out. as you look at the seven-day forecast you see steadier temperatures throughout the week. starting today in the bay with morning low clouds and drizzle in spots. mild temperatures in the valley. here's what you need to know at lunchtime. temperatures at 6 # 1 degrees in san francisco. the east bay 64 degrees. looking out into the tropics. this is what may bring us a little bit of hope in time for the weekend. hurricane andres is now a category two yesterday morning. it was a category four.

it is weakening. still with strong wind speeds making a tack farther to the west into the next couple of days it may track to the east making a little bit of a curve closer to cabo. it may be a more direct hit would be tropical storm blancament now the track of the storm is to bring it close to cabo as a category one hurricane. something we'll keep an eye on as we go through the week. maybe connecting and drawing up moisture into into the bay area. the next coup of days will be dry on the future cast. this is what the clouds and radar looks like. it stay thes clear for the next couple of days. low morning clouds. more cloud cover wednesday into thursday. by thursday afternoon, maybe light sprinkles to start the day. showers for the north bay briefly. once again a higher cannes of rain by the end weekend with the

area of low pressure setting up off the coast. it will bring in some of the moisture of southern california. we'll watch to see if it bring ifs rain for the bay area. micro climate forecast today. we'll see a high reaching 79 degrees in morgan hills. pretty warm across the bay. santa rosa at 75 degrees while pleasanton tops out at 77 degrees. let's see how the traffic is flowing with mike. >> we are shift iing it recover a little bit. with the traffic coming in west 580 will be your slowest stretch for the bay over toward the dublin interkaeng where things clear up. over to the bay bridge. second of the three pointing out. this report, the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. the backup is there. the east shore freeway.

your backup is only on the approach off the berkeley curve. to the delays for the north bayer or peninsula. i want to talk about the live look coming from the east bay to the -- the bay bridge with the metering lights on. thousand focusing on the san mateo bridge. another set of flark lights. the second the five minutes traveling westbound. chp doesn't have a report of incidents. i have seen the crews headed over but crews traveling off the bridge in the eastbound direction. fingers crossed for maintenance crews. we'll track 92 across the bay. the volume builds here. back to you. >> thank you. >> nbc bay area investigative unit exclusive now. some of the most powerful pot sots in the south bay are facing off against the city of san jose. our investigative unit exposed the conflict between them. now one marijuana disthe pence si taking swings at city hall. here's tony cobaleski. >> at first one of the owners of

the busiest clek marijuana collective chose not to be involved but now it's time to weigh in. our report found the east san jose pot shop violating four of the city's regulations for selling medical marijuana including selling to chers under the age of 21. the attorney told us on camera the city of san jose is responsible for the chaos with medical marijuana in the city. he say this is location is following the state laws and san jose is essentially over stepping its authority by trying to shut down the operation. both sides are now gearing up for a legal battle scheduled to start later this month in santa clara county. it's a show down over rules, pot, power and a lot of money. you can see our investigation onli

online. >> tony, thank you. if you have a tip for the investigative unit give us a call. you can send an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >> 5:49. smoking may dull the body's response to painkillers. the new study led by a turkish university looks as the smoking history of 90 women undergoing his eckert my. current smokers needed more anesthesia and a higher do saj of painkillers than nonsmokers. this applied to women exposed to second hand smoke. experts say nicotine may affect how the liver metabolizes anderson. >> more teens are turning to the internet for health information and a survey showdowned more than four of five teens, more than 80% used the internet to look up medical information. fitness and nutrition were the most looked up.

>> we have new video this morning of the wild life park where an american woman was mauled to death by a lion. officials say the female lion was standing just three feet from the woman's vehicle. the lion lungd as the woman was taking picker cures. the 22-year-old woman died as paramedics tried to help her. visitors are told to keep heroin dows closed gunshot keep their windows closed but her windowser were open. >> here is a look a waes coming up for the 6:00 hour. investigators hoping for a beat bether look at the area where a small plane crashed this in livermore, killing the pilot. what medical examiners are telling us about the pilot this morning. >> a tri-valley day care worker accused of molesting a 13-year-old is free on bail. >> a plan to boost fire safety in the oakland hills, fuelling controversy ahead of an important vote tonight. >> is it one of the things where you know it when you hear

it? kpa constitute as threat? this is a very tough question right now posed in front of the supreme court. >> in fact, the justices ruled on monday a man who talked about killing his estranged wives and an fbi agent on facebook should not have been jailed over the threats. scott joins us now. >> it came down to who decide what is a threat is. if a person feels threatened is that how you define a threat or when a person making a statement is likely to carry through with the threat? this after a pennsylvania man was sent to jail for posting his own self-styled rap lyrics to facebook. as many with lyrics they involved violence. there is one way to love you, but a thousand ways to kill you and enough elementary schools in a ten mile radius to initiate the most heinous school shooting ever. the standard by which the man was convicted that somebody felt threatened was too low and

kicked the case back down to be retried. this is the first time the supreme court has weighed in on social immediate i can't. it's an issue we have seen in several countries. in england a man frustrated by delays at an airport said he would blow it sky ieg . even the airport didn't believe it was a real threat. he was convicteded under terrorism laws. not he said it but that he published it. eng fwland's high court over turned that convection as well. to the pat rot act and a push by conservatives in the senate to create new amendments to make it stronger after the senate failed to pass an extension. that has the white house worried that the sentence will go too far. farther than the house is willing to go and will be farther away than we were before. we could get a critical vote as soon as this afternoon. >> we had that compromise legislation which is what the freedom the act is. now you are looking at changing the parameters. >> something more strong. >> you are on the new patriot act beat. >> we do have are breaking news

we are following now. the live bomb threats happen ing on many flights recently. the government has confirmed there will be more. someone is calling in saying there is a chemical weapon on the plane. creating quite a disturbance. delta airlines is affected . united, korean airlines and v larks ari as well. we are keeping tabs on it. they are having repeated threats and the government is concerned. >> ate's a recurring problem. 88 passengers on board. five crew members landed. they are still investigating claims now. we'll keep up to date on you. >> now to the story everyone is talking about. first the interview. now the magazine cover. caitlyn jenner has made her

debut. bruce is tow caitlyn. the olympic gold medalist is capitalize people across the globe. she was the fastest person ever to get a million twitter followers. just four hours. later. she's almost at 2 million followers at this hour. her first tweet said, i'm so happy after such a long struggle to be living my true selfment welcome to the world caitlyn. can't wait for you to get to me her/me. her next tweet mixed in with humor. another jenner worlder record and at 65. who'd have thought? humbled and honored to have reached 1 is million followers in four hours. thank you for your support. >> it will be interesting to see it. magazine comes out in july. >> i have a feeling it will sell out. >> that's a hot one. certainly not hot in the weather department. want to check in with kari for a look at the forecast.

good morning. >> starting out with mild temperatures. all across the bayment look at the fog from the me pe nins la. san francisco. absolutely form and foundation. as you walk out the door. in the upper 50s but this afternoon into the upper 70s. lots of sunshine for the south bay. 75 degrees. the weekend forecast. let's look ahead. it's looking like we could see a little bit of rain. stay tuned. we'll be talking about et and keeping you are updated as we go through the week. another look at the weather forecast coming up. let's get a look traffic with mike. >> though matter what the weather it's the weekend. that's key. kicked in and how easing off a little bit. show you the impact on the speed century is sors long enough to kick off the rhetoric. it happens typically at this time. 87 as well. the fire there.

still smoke. in fact tim called. said we can see it moving toward san josement that's an issue for folks being distracted. they are hoping to open up one direction shortly. back up at the bay bridge. we'll end with a map and also for the tri-valley. back to you. >> thank you very much. you mentioned the breaking news we are following this morning. an expensive home. several people made it out just in time but they had help . (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

a family watches its multi-million house burn. >> what went wrong? federal investigators making their way to the area after a deadly plane crash in livermore.

>> we may be dusting off the umbrellas in time for the weekend. rain may be headed the to the bay. more in the forecast coming up. >> a couple of slow spots now. i'll talk about the tri-valley as well. that change coming up. . >> announcer: from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay.." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> we are going to bring you an update. a multi-million dollar home still smoldering after flames ripped through it overnight. >> this is happening at a home on los gatos saratoga road along the border of los gatos. kris sanchez has been at the scene all morning long. we understand a woman inside the house woke up to what she called popping noises. >> yes. she heard popping noises. ended up being spray paint cans from an art studio on the second floor.