joining us. i'm sam brock =laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. inching toward that holiday, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following breaking news this morning, a couple of stories to tell you about. first at least 36 people are dead after a ferry capsized off the coast of the philippines. crews rescued more than 100 people from the waters. another 19 are missing this morning. survivors say the bow of the ferry suddenly rose from the waters before it filled over on one side and began to sink. there were heavy waves at the time the boat went down. a scary scene whack home now and also breaking news. more than 5,000 people told to get out of their homes in tennessee after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed. that train jumped the tracks just after midnight south of knoxville. the chemicals caught fire sending toxic gas spewing into the area. seven officers were rushed to the hospital after taking in the fumes from the fire. authorities have set up a two

mile evacuation radius around that fire which could be in place for up to two days. back here locally, lightning lit up the bay area overnight. this is actually video from two separate locations, one in san jose, the other in livermore. here is a live look at how the skies are shaping up this morning. rain clouds still lingering in several parts of the bay area right now, quite a contrast i understand from what we've seen in the past few days. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall to see what is going on right now. quite warm. >> it is. it's kind of very humid and midwestern like as you walk out the door because our temperatures really didn't fall that much, especially for parts of the tri-valley, and we also have a lot of humidity streaming in from the monsoonal moisture coming from from the southwest. so great news. this helped to break the heat yesterday and you may have seen that lightning initially, but though we're getting some rain to follow that. it still is coming in so we may not be done with the rain just

yet. even if we take a break for a while we may have another round rolling up today with the daytime heating. so as you head out be sure to grab the umbrella, you may need it today, low clouds and some rain in some spots, but it will be more humid and less heat this afternoon which of course is great news had. then it gets much cooler and comfortable just in time for the holiday weekend. we'll talk more about all of that coming up in the microclimate forecast which comes up in less than ten minutes. sam and laura. thank you very much. new details now on a story that we're following out of san francisco where a motorcycle slammed into pedestrians leaving one person with life-threatening injuries. >> "today in the bay" bob redell live in san francisco with reynolds wolf it all happened. >> reporter: police here in san francisco are trying to figure out who is at fault in this bad accident that took place at the intersection of market and third behind me here in the downtown area. was the driver speeding or drinking? the driver of the -- the

motorcyclist or was it one of the pedestrians who accidentally stepped out in front of his path or perhaps a combination of both. those are some of the questions that investigators are trying to answer. it was a little bit after 9:00 last night the motorcyclist lost control of his bike, slid into two people, one who was on the sidewalk, another in the crosswalk, all three people taken to sf general. the condition of the motorcyclist unknown. one of the pedestrians, however, was transported unresponsive with life-threatening injuries, rushed into surgery. the other pedestrian is being treated for a head injury. >> we're looking at a possible traumatic brain injury as well as laceration toss that person's face. at this point it looks like that second person is expected to survive, but as with any possible head injury we need to keep an eye on that victim and make sure we take proper precautions because you never know how head injuries can turn. >> reporter: san francisco police tell us they will also be taking a look at the surveillance camera footage. there's at least one camera that might have been pointed in the direction of last night's

accidents here on market and third. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." it is 5:03. a daytime shooting in san francisco not bar from service's ferry building, an east bay woman killed and a person of interest is now in custody. it happened along pier 14 along the embarcadero. that spot where tourists and locals alike often stop to watch the sunset. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us with what police know about the shooting and why the public is not considered in any danger. good morning, kris. >> good morning to you, laura, and welcome back. we are right here right in between the ferry building and the bay bridge, a spot where a lot of folks stop to take video and pictures. so that's what police are hoping for, that if anybody got pictures or video of what happened around 6:30 last night when this woman was shot and killed that they are willing to let police take a look at that video. we have video from someone who lives not far from here, a

viewer of ours who let us see as this all happened. the woman fell to the ground and people rushed over to try to help her immediately. san francisco police were on the scene even before the ambulance which then took at that woman to san francisco general hospital where she died about two hours later. now, between the time that that woman was shot and when she died san francisco police found and dee and i a man not far from here also along the embarcadero but closer to at&t park, they will calling him a person of interest. >> we're hoping on the fact that we have a lot of good video surveillance that pointed out on embarcadero that it will be able to assist us in the investigation. >> normally couples walking by, taking pictures of the sunset. this is the first time i have ever seen anything like this. >> reporter: now, the coroner is not releasing the woman's identity just yet, but again they say she is a 31-year-old woman from pleasanton. also police aren't saying how she and the person of interest might be connected, but

investigators add they are not looking for any other person of interest. san francisco police again are asking for anyone who might have video or pictures from around this area, pier 14, right between the ferry building and the bay bridge to give them a call, let them look at that video. we don't have the trained eye that investigators have and they might be able to see something that we don't. in san francisco, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." happening today, the contractor now taking the da's office to court over that deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. segue construction is asking for a restraining order. the company wants to prevent investigators from testing evidence without one of its own representatives present. last month a balcony at the library gardens apartments in berkeley collapsed killing six people, injuring seven others. city inspectors ultimately found that the beams were suffering from severe dry rot. new details this morning, the u.s. justice department has cleared the sewn had a county sheriff's deputy who shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez in

2013. prosecutors announced they will not file criminal charges against deputy eric dellhouse. they say he acted within the law when he shot lopez who was carrying a replica assault rifle. sonoma county prosecutors came to the same conclusion last year sparking a wave of protests in santa rosa. the latest police officers have been cleared of all charges in the arrest last month of a man police say was high on meth and through his mother into upcoming traffic. he suffered is bruises and a broken leg during that arrest which a bystander caught on video. monterey county's district attorney says the officers did nothing cribbing m. we are learning more about a car crash at pin net at that airport. it happened you yesterday outside terminal b on the far side of the divider near the parking garage. one person was killed and five

others hurt, including a baby. police say a 25-year-old woman died when she slammed her red pontiac into a silver suv. the five people inside the suv were rushed to the hospital, all are expected to recover. police say the suv was stopped, about to make a turn when it was hit. >> it is apparent to the investigators at this time that the car was going at a pretty fast rate of speed. >> i can't imagine how this happened. i mean, i can't imagine how someone could have had that much speed up. >> police are reviewing security cameras to find out exactly what happened. crews this morning working to fix a sewage pipe that furs in alameda and it is going to effect the morning commute. the line broke yesterday on otis drive between mound and high streets. two of the four rains on otis street are open this morning. crews are hoping to have things normal by 11:00 in the morning and flowing again. >> sewage pipes, heat, no at good mix. >> that is a bad combination. a little cooler today.

let's check the forecast now with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning. we start out with the low clouds and some very mild temperatures. we've seen a little bit of some rain moving into parts of the east bay and the north bay and you may even be able to see a little bit of lightning in the distance. some some more of this rain rolling in from the east. as we go into the rest of the day we will have that possibility of some of those showers popping up. just grab the umbrella just in case. this is really helping out to keep us from seeing those temperatures in the 90s and triple digits like they had yesterday. even though our temperatures start out very mild, it's 76 degrees now in the tri-valley and san francisco is at 58 degrees. this is where we're headed this afternoon. still warm in some so it's, 94 degrees could be the high today in the tri-valley and san francisco reaching 72 degrees. that's a quick look at the forecast, we will take a look at the 4th of july forecast coming up in just a few minutes.

this morning the bay bridge approach we are finding things are still very light here coming in. still very early. you can see traffic moving. no lights on just yet. let's switch over to the maps. you can see lots of green coming am from the south from 8el 0, also coming in from berkeley. emeryville no problems there. you will notice some of the green on our maps, that's the shower activity that kari was pointing out that's showing up on our traffic sensors. some of the roads may be slick across the tri-valley coming in from the castro valley into fremont. it doesn't look like we have any major accidents or minor accident. as we get down into the south bay things looking good near. we don't have slick roads here but the traffic flow is moving without a problem coming in from 101, same deal for 78 and into could you pleaser ton. into palo alto, you can see wide open roads, no major concerns here and just a little traffic it this morning. guys, back over to you. 5:10. if you feel like you're getting

ripped off by the airlines, you just height be. the federal investigation underway to see if airlines are illegally trying to ramp up prices. plus another shark attack in north carolina. what experts say is going on coming up. the big jobs number comes out today. we will take a look coming up in business news. checking out a live peek outside at 511. there's going to be some baseball going on in the bay area today with a more humid day and rain also expected. kari is going to have more on that right after this. adlib live picture ♪ you should shop at grocery outlet first, ♪

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an active shooter in the area. once again, the washington, d.c. navy yard this morning, it is on lock down. this is the same navy yard where a navy veteran opened fire killing 12 people before he was killed in a gun fight with authorities. you may remember that scene. but you see officers running around right now, active scene. we'll of course keep an eye on the situation, update you on any developments as they continue to come into our newsroom this morning. staying in d.c., the department of justice says airlines might be illegally working together to keep prices high. the agency confirming that it is investigating several airlines for collusion or illegally communicating with one another. a group called flyers rights believe that airline mergers are trying to eliminate competition. >> first of all, what took them so long? secondly, why did they allow the mergers? thirdly, why don't they quickly run through the process, determine the cause and eliminate it, because airline

passengers are suffering financially every day. >> united airlines, delta and american airlines all being investigated. in had a statement the airline industry trade group says, quote, we are confidence that the justice department will behind what we know to be true, our members compete vigorously every day, and the traveling public has been the beneficiary. sorry, but get ready for higher electricity bills, california's puc plans to vote on a new rate hike. it is expected to boost rates for most pg&e customers by $10 a month. some consumer groups are blasting the plan, accusing the puc of working in at that hoots in the utility companies to sneak the rate hikes through the holiday weekend, especially when it's hot. now, could a trip to the drive through actually be health yer than going to a full service restaurant? health experts have looked at this and they say, yes, kind of. a new study found that people who eat at restaurants usually get health year mels meals, but they also take in more

cholesterol and sodium than fast food eaters. health experts advise pre airing your own meals at home. if you do see side to go out try to choose healthier options. restaurants and other service industries likely saw a jump in jobs last month. we will know for sure. the june jobs report is going to come out early. >> we're thinking well above 200,000, 240,000 i think is a solid guess. this comes after may's spectacular jobs number, 280,000. current unemployment rate 5.5 pr. it ticked a bit higher since spring as a good economy droo you in job applicants. we will get that job number 5:30 our time. let's get to landon dowdy cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning. the markets look to add to wednesday's gains, futures are higher ahead of the opening bell. investors awaiting the big economic news. day like you said the june jobs report which should show another

solid month of firing. forecasts call for 230,000 jobs to have been added and unemployment to tick down to 5.4%. that's the lowest in about seven years. stocks rose wednesday on the hopes over greece and some positive economic reports, they are raising 138 points to 17,7 a 7 it's best way in two weeks. the nasdaq up 56 to 50,13. >> a jobs movie coming out later, but it has another trailer. this is the movie based on the official biography, much anticipated here in silicon valley. here is a clip. >> do you see how this reminds you of a friendly face, it's warm and lawful and inviting and needs to say hello. >> if you keep alienating people for no reason there will be no one left -- >> the movie is out october 9th. this trailer is not particularly complimentary of steve but yet again sorkin's last movie the social network was not particularly complimentary of

mark zuckerberg, either. >> do you know what gave it away, that sus is spens music. >> seems like it is the same sort of nine inch nails music that was in the other movie. maybe it is. >> who did the scoring on this movie? >> trent rez ner, right? i think maybe he did the scoring in this one, too. >> i want to see the movie now. thank you, scott. we are actually learning of another shark attack in the waters off of north carolina. this is the seventh attack in just three weeks. police say a 67-year-old man was in waist deep water in the outer banks when a shark pulled him under water, biting him leg, hip and hands. the man manned to swim to shore and was airlifted to a hospital. >> the news spread quickly on the beach that it was a shark attack or a shark bite and so, you know, obviously everybody got out of the water. >> experts say the increased number of shark attacks might be due to the unseasonably hot

june. warmer water is bringing in more fish and the sharks are not far behind. >> you know this kind of thing is really rare and still if you are a parent and you see that and you're headed out to the beach or july 4th -- >> even if you are not a parent. i don't think i would go into the water. >> we actually are going to see some temperatures coming town. >> i think so especially as we go into the 4th of july weekend, everyone is off trying to find some way to relax and enjoy the summer. we had such hot weather the past couple of days, now it's coming back down and in the form of some high humidity and even some rain across the bay area. as you take a look at the seven day forecast now coming up at the bottom of the screen, come on over, check it out. as you head out today we're getting a live look at san jose, we see some clouds, even some rain this approximate parts of the bay this morning. you walk out the door and it just feels so much more humid today with that more humidity we have less heat. so that's definitely working in our favor, but temperatures cool

down just in time for the 4th of july weekend. this is what i'm talking about, yesterday we had temperatures jumping up into the 90s and triple digits and then we have these clouds rolling in, even a little bit of lightning, but each as the rain continues to fizzle out we are seeing more of a streaming in across the central valley from the upon soon and a lot of times we see it just dry out before it gets here, but right now that's not the case. we may have the possibility of some more rain moving in. this is a look at the future cast and this is what the radar and the satellite could look like as we go through the day. you want to keep the umbrella handy as we see more of that rain possibly moving into the bay area, maybe even a little thunder in spots. we will do it all over again tomorrow. we still have that chance of rain in the forecast throughout the day as a month soonl moisture once again moves in and also for the sierra there may be some lightning in the mountain tops and cooling on shore pattern in time for the weekend.

once again temperatures will be cooling off. a quick look at all of the microclimates. temperatures today not as hot as yesterday. let's check traffic now with anthony. let's talk about this traffic. you can see not too hot on the roads, either, things looking pretty good. the north bay 880 or northbound 880 pretty good, southbound traffic starting to flow in heading down towards fremont. just a little farther south on 880 no problems. you can see the same traffic still moving northbound lanes looking pretty good as well. let's switch over and show you i want to take a look at the east bay. we don't have think major concerns really across most of the east bay headed in over towards antioch, concord, things looking good there. 680 wide open. we are starting to see traffic building across the altamonte pass, no big surprise, but you can see some of those yellows and reds starting to pop up. even down 84 down through the sunol grade. things are starting to pick up

there. in the south bay wide open lanes across most of the roads, heading up palo alto, 180 and 280, things looking good there. 5:22. coming up, what doctors say might eventually kill who are people than cancer and the massive fight to contain next. in the meantime, a live look outside, the sun starting to peak its head across the bay area, live look in san jose. predicts

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inappropriately used which contributes to the spread of super bugs. the obama administration recently launched a five-year effort to fight sewer bugs. too many kids with adhd may be getting strong anti-psychotic drugs from their doctors. that according to a new study published by the journal of the american medical association. the study found 40% of kids prescribed anti-psychotics were diagnosed with adhd. they are meant to fight diseases like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. even if you are not a sports fan industry experts say a sports league or team credit card might be a home run for you. a new analysis by creditcards.com shows the nfl, mlb, nba and nhl credit cards have ratcheted up their benefits to compete with more mainstream credit cards. sports league cards now offer things like low interest rates, sign up bonuses and some what they consider practical rewards.

>> maybe a big picture of buster posey on your credit card. hopefully he is okay. he got injured last night. an update to breaking news, the washington, d.c. navy yard still on lock down. the latest on the search for a possible active shooter next. and what's with the weather? did you see the lightning last night? live look outside. we can' check in with meteorologist kari hall. breaking this morning-- a rescue

mission underway right now in the phillipines, where a ferry capsized with rescue mission underway right now in the philippines where a ferry capsized with hundreds of people on board. >> and a dangerous ride, a motorcyclist strikes two people walking alongside one of san francisco's buiest streets leaving one person fighting for their life. higher humidity today, less heat, some light if i think and even a little bit of rain, it's all coming up in the microclimate forecast. good morning, i'm anthony slaughter in for mike inouye this morning. things looking pretty good right now but we to have a report of a brush fire.

we will get you up to speed with that. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a good thursday morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do begin with an update to breaking news. washington, d.c. navy yard is in lockdown right now after reports of a possible shooting. i want to take you there live right now to the navy base, reporters are gathering on the scene but you see behind this particular reporter all the emergency vehicles that are there blocking off the streets. now, the navy so far not releasing a lot of information, but here is what i can tell you. there is a shelter in place and the fbi sending a team based on unconfirmed reports of had a active shooter. this is the same navy yard you may recall where a navy veteran opened fire killing 12 people before he was eventually killed in a gun fight with authorities. tracie potts working to confirm more information for us. we will join her live from washington, d.c. in at least ten

pins. more breaking news. at least 36 people have died after a ferry capsized off the coast of the philippines. crews rescued more than 100 people from the waters there, but another 19 still missing right now. survivors say the bow of the ferry suddenly rose from the waters before it flipped over on one side and began to sink. there were heavy waves at the time that that boat went down. also breaking this morning, more than 5,000 people told to get out of their homes after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed in tennessee. the train jumped the track just after midnight south of knoxville. the chemical caught fire sending toxic gas into the air. seven officers were rushed to the hospital after breathing in fumes from that fire. authorities have set up a two mile evacuation radius around a the fire which could be in place for up to 48 hours. breaking news now on the business front, fresh off the presses here, the new jobs report released a few minutes ago. scott mcgrew checking out those numbers for us, were they as

positive as you thought? >> i was calling for 240, we got 223,000 jobs added in the month of june. the unemployment rate drops to 5.3%. that's a spectacular number. i don't know how long it's been since we've been at 5.3%. i will check the starts when i get back to my desk but that's a really good number. 223 is less than we were expecting, but it's still a really good number, well over 200,000, not quite the 280 we saw last month. now, why are we kpegt getting this on a thursday? the reason is that friday is a bank holiday, government holiday, so the labor department giving us the jobs report a day early. laura. thank you very much. 5:32. now to new details on a motorcycle crash involves pedestrians in san francisco. this happened late last night in a busy part of the city. this morning we're learning more about the victim's condition. >> "today in the bay" brs joining us live from market street where this happened with

the very latest. >> reporter: two people badly hurt in this note or cycling accident here on market and third last night just after 9:00 according to police the motorcyclist somehow lost control of his bike and slid into two people, one who was on the sidewalk, another in the crosswalk, all three people taken to sf general. the condition of the motorcyclist unknown, but one of the pedestrians was transported unresponsive with life-threatening injuries and rushed into surgery. the other was cut on the face, might have suffered a traumatic brain injury, but is expected to live. >> as with any collision at this point we will be looking at different collision factors, speed, possible drunk driving, but there's many factors that could have caused the collision. pedestrian might have gone into the roadway. we're going to look at all those different possibilities. >> reporter: there is at least one surveillance camera at the intersection of market and

third, police will be checking to see if that camera or any others might have captured this accident. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." bob, thank you. we're also following this story out of san francisco, a woman shot and killed in front of her family at a popular tourist test nation. you've probably walked by it yourself. "today in the bay" kris sanchez has more on the person of interest that police now have in custody. kris. >> reporter: we know that there is a person in custody and you can also see from the shot behind me that this is an open beautiful spot, perfect for taking pictures or videos and police are hoping that anyone who might have done that last night will help had them out, let them see that video to see if there are any clues that are in that video. now, this is viewer video and you can see this chaos that followed the gunfire as a woman lay on the ground, her family and strangers surrounded her trying to help. >> it looks like we lost kris

there. very tragic situation. you see some of the video actually of the woman who was shot as people were responding yesterday. not a lot of information known about what happened before the shooting. again, tas on pier 14 in the embarcadero. kris is working on getting more details with us. now to some more breaking news. crews in alameda county are fighting a brush fire at this hour, it broke out just after 4:30 in sunol. the area is near cal var ras and gary roads near property owned by san francisco of water company. so far it's burned through 20 acres. we're told in this in a remote area and no structures are threatened. we will continue to follow that story as well. >> it's so try out there. a mural depicting lgbt latinos brought out hundreds in san francisco to rally against hate. the mural was a actually torched on monday night. the fourth attack since it went up less than a month ago. district supervisor david campos

joined opportunity leaders and a crowd of 400 people last night to condemn that attack. >> it is a hate crime. it's been investigated as such. >> they just hate. they hate, they're angry and if they hate and they're angry then they should move out. >> we're looked at as this great city of like love and acceptance, but there's still parts of it and there's a lot of change that needs to be done. >> san francisco police say they have video of all the attacks, but they are not releasing them just yet. investigators say the arson was committed by a man dressed in black, wearing white gloves and a mask. a wildfire burning in riverside county is forcing authorities to evacuate a campground just days ahead of the july 4th holiday. this fire started last night in more know valley 70 miles east of l.a. that fire has already burned about 40 acres and is headed towards lake paris state park. a campground has been evacuated. no word yet on what caused that

fire. >> also back here in the bay area, lightning lighting up the skies overnight. here is some video from two separate locations, one in san jose, the other one in livermore. a live look outside at how the skies are shaping up this morning. rain clouds are actually still lingering in several parts of the bay area, it's quite a contrast to what we've seen the last couple of days. let's check in right now with meteorologist kari hall. we had some rain this morning, kari. >> we did and it continues to fizzle out. we may still see some lightning strikes as the clouds continue to roll overhead as we get a live look at sunol. we do see the clouds overhead as the sun comes up. this is a look at the radar from the past several hours. we've seen some rain moving in from the southwest and as we go through the morning we may even have a little bit of rain coming from them, but from the past couple of hours we've seen the rain fizzling out for the bay area but we will have another chance as we go through it this afternoon as temperatures

continue to heat up. right now it is very humid as you walk out the door and temperatures really didn't fall that much overnight, we are at 67 degrees in the south bay, tri-valley at 76 degrees and san francisco has come back down to 58 degrees with low clouds and fog. today highs reach 94 degrees, so it will still be hot, but a lot who are uncomfortable, too, with the humidity going up and reaching 84 degrees today in the peninsula. we'll talk about the 4th of july weekend coming up this a few minutes. right now let's check roads with anthony. we are stafrgt starting to find traffic building at the bay bridge approach. traffic is there and really stop and go, but it's not all bad. in fact, things aren't really stop and go until you get until this location, the maze still traffic moving smoothly there. let's switch over to the maps and show you what it looks like there. lots of green on the maps, some of the slick roads are tried up we don't have the green poly gallons we were seeing earlier.

680 looking today good no problems there. of course the altamonte pass always a trouble spot, things are starting to slow here and even towards down dublin 680, we had an earlier stall keeping things slow. you heard earlier about the grass fire, vegetation fire. this may have been caused by lightning strikes, we have had some lightning across the bay area this morning and it's off into an area off of the roadway. crews are there battling that, we will try to get an update as the morning show goes along. south bay things looking good from san jose up to palo alto. in san jose you can see no big problems there, typical volume there. as we move up further 101 you can see for yourself wide open roads. no big problems across the south bay or the peninsula. guys, back over to you. >> thanks a lot. 5:39. we continue to follow breaking news from washington, d.c. reports of shots fired at the navy yard in washington, d.c. the military base is still on lockdown. we will get a live update from

d.c. next. plus from the state capitol to the slammer, more on the guilty plea from former state senator leland yee next. a live look outside right now, this from emeryville, a lot of people getting ready to make their way into san francisco, we are tracking a couple of fires this morning, dry conditions this week but things a little more humid today. we will be talking about that in 15 minutes of nonstop news -- s

fired at the navy yard in washington, d-c. an update now to breaking news from washington, d.c. reports of shots fired at the navy yard there in southeast d.c., that yard is still on lockdown. >> let's check in with "today in the bay" tracie potts. she is live in washington, d.c. with the very latest. >> good morning. we're getting updates by the moment. here is the latest information that we know. security at the white house has been stepped up as a response to this, but also we're learning at this moment that d.c. police are being told that no more response is needed. now, it's not clear why that is.

one source told us that there was an all clear, but we don't know if that's for the entire complex, just for one building. initially there were reports of shots fired, possible shots fired. we heard that a security guard saw two people who looked suspicious and that's what tipped off this massive police and fbi response, ambulances responded, roads were closed, people who work at the navy yard were told to shelter in place, which basically means barricade yourself in where you are and don't move in case there is an active shooter. there was no confirmation that there was an active shooter. we also know a text went out to people who had not come to work yet telling them not to because of this active shooting scene. again, we are getting sources telling us that there is an all clear, but we don't know if that applies to the entire complex. the navy is telling it us at this moment that that lockdown and shelter in place is still

active. so obviously this is very much developing, big concern because we have that huge shooting that killed 12 people two years ago at the navy yard. we'll stay on top of it and update you in the next hour. >> sounds like things are continuing to come in. thank you very much. it's 5:44. the department of justice says airlines may be illegally working together just to keep prices high. the agency confirms it is investigating several airlines for collusion or illegally communicating with each other. a group called flyers rights believe airline mergers are trying to eliminate competition. >> first of all, what took them so long? secondly, why did at the allow the mergers? thirdly, why don't we quickly run through the process, determine the cause and eliminate it, because airline passengers are suffering financially every day. >> united airlines, delta and american airlines are being investigated. in a statement the airline industry trade group says, we are confident the justice

department will find what we know to be true, our members are completely -- compete vigorously every day and the traveling public has been the beneficiary. 5:45. former state senator leland yee is now facing prison time after he pled guilty, changed his plea, to racketeering charges. the former lawmaker did not talk to reporters as he left the courthouse in san francisco yesterday, but he did admit to taking contributions in exchange for political favors. his trial was set to begin next month. y yee was arrested during an fbi investigation. he faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when he's sentenced in october. warriors fans waking up happy in morning. the team keeping a key player from their title run, dra mon green resigning with the dubs. he has five years and reported

$82 million. he now becomes the team's highest paid player. not bad. >> higher than steph curry. that is amazing because he signed a deal within the last couple of years. did you see the size of his smile over your shoulder. >> this had has been a good year for dra mon green. it's going to be a good weekend hopefully for you. >> we're getting rain, too, it's a win/win. we've also had a little lightning, too, that not so much of a win. we will be tracking all of that for you as we get a look at what's happening right now as we get a view from mt. hamilton we see the clouds across the south bay and we have had even lower clouds across the peninsula and san francisco. as you see the seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen you see temperatures will be so much more comfortable than we have to deal with the past couple of days, but low clouds and a little bit of rain this morning in some spots. so with the higher humidity you feel it as you walk out the

door, less heat today. big changes coming our way and cooler just in time for the holiday weekend and it looks pretty nice. now, this is what's happening out there. you may have even had -- seen a little lightning late last night. a lot of that rain continues to fizzle out, but still those clouds rolling in may give us a chance of some lightning this morning, hopefully we can squeeze out a little bit more moisture out of those clouds before the weekend comes our way. as you walk out the door it is 58 a degrees in san francisco and the north bay. look at the east bay. really? it's 76 degrees this morning and that you can tell by just looking it at the temperatures that it is so much more humid outside. willow glen right now it's 68 degrees, los gatos 71 degrees and gilroy now at 61 degrees, peninsula at 66 degrees. we do have more of an on-shore flow today, even with the clouds, but the winds coming in at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. winds will be a little bit stronger today and i think with the stronger on-shore flow this

weekend our temperatures will be coming back down. high pressure is drawing in that monsoonal moisture and showers and thunderstorms will be possible not only today, but tomorrow as well. there will be a chance of some of those showers firing up as we go into the afternoon. now, we will take a look at the rest of the microclimate forecast coming up. right though let's check the roads with anthony. you got me all interested now. all right. let's talk about these roads. the rain you were talking about we're actually seeing some of that in the north bay coming in from san rafael, the southbound side you are starting to see light sheen from time to time, but no incidents or accidents on the north bay. coming over the golden gate bridge not as much fog as we had yesterday, visibility much better this morning, those low clouds are starting to thicken just a little bit. you can see what i was talking about, lots of green on the map. up near sonoma, some of those slick roads that our traffic computer is picking up on. we to have a accident that just

popped up just near concord, i will check out chp and see what that's all about. otherwise things looking pretty good. they have an evening game the oakland a's this evening. if you're going to be using 880, extra traffic this evening, altamonte pass looking good, no accidents there. back to you. sad news here, ten people dead after a bus fell off a highway bridge in authority eastern china. the stent happened yesterdays as a group of south koreans were making their way through china. the bus was carrying mainly government employees to see historical sites. an intense fire breaking out at an apartment building in georgia leading to a leap of faith for several residents. all of this caught on camera. dramatic video showing them in a desperate attempt to save their lives climbing out of the window. a young woman jumps from the third floor into the arms of their neighbors standing by. then a second person leaps to

safety. within seconds everyone was out safely as flames erupted on the roof. it was that close between life and death. the cause of the fire under investigation. it's a simple yes or no question, but it is triggering massive chaos and confusion in greece. here is a look at the chaos, lines of pensioners gathering at banks, they're trying to get their pun. greeks blanks are closed after tuesday's default. greece's future hangs on a referendum sunday to back a new bailout deal. that yes or no vote has most greeks confused about the consequences. for the time being greece is no longer negotiating to restructure it's debts. all week scott mcgrew has been on the greece beat. he's off of that now. back at home he's following continued good news. >> the latest employment numbers show the american committee continues to grow. scott mcgrew pretty solid jobs numbers. >> a little let than we expected, laura, but 223,000

jobs were added in the month of june, the unemployment rate jumps to 5 a.3%. workers wages still stagnant but there are more people working. jobs gains in professional and business services, healthcare, retail, trade, finance and restaurants really the only significant bad news we got is economists went back with their pencils and recalculated may's spectacular jobs number and actually cut it by about 30,000 so it makes may good, but not great. >> we've talked about this so many times, the number of worries that wall street has with the rate hikes that will come sooner rather than later with good jobs numbers. do note that the markets are closed friday for the entirely made up holiday, guys, of the 3rd of july. i'll look up what happened on the 3rd of july, get back to you as to what this holiday seems to be all about. >> are you still going to be here today tomorrow? >> you're going to be here. >> yes, i am. >> it's also not a two-day holiday which would have been nice. >> we'll make it a party.

>> fair enough. >> it's always a party. thank you very much. a crack down on house parties speaking of, that laura garcia-cannon she knows what she's doing. in mar ga, the town council will take up the issue again next month but right now one neighborhood is frustrated. some people on randall drive say they have been dealing with rowdy st. mary's college students. one neighbor says sometimes the parties are out of control. even though police do respond to the calls neighbors want town leaders to beef up existing town ordinances. >> i'm the last one before the police could get here they were all up on the roof making noise and by the time the police got here they had gotten off the roof. >> we do have unruly he party ordinance that the council passed several years ago to address this issue. >> but that ordinance has loopholes and the council is working on trying to close them. one proposal is to increase fines for landlords and tennants who violate the rules.

crews are working to fix a sewage pipe that burst in alameda. the line broke yesterday on otis drive between mound and high streets. two of the four lanes on otis drive are open this morning. crews hope to have everything back to normal by at least 11:00 this morning. here is a look at some of the stories we're working on for 6:00. rescuers spring into action after a ferry cap sizes in the philippines. at least 30 passengers are dead but we're learning how many more managed to survive. thousands of people in tennessee suddenly awoken in the middle of the night forced to evacuate their homes. we're going to update a scary derailment involving a train carrying toxic chemicals. and a motorcycle crashes into a crowd in busy san francisco. what investigators are saying about who might be at fault. new data predicts super bugs hay one day kill more people than cancer. the report published in business insider says by 2050 super bugs

could kill an estimated 10 million people every year. critics say antibiotics are being overprescribed and inappropriately used which contribute to the spread of super bugs. the obama administration recently launched a five-year effort to fight super bugs. scott mcgrew was talking about the july 4th holiday, 3rd/4th holiday just around the corn corner. along with the fireworks and bash could you say. before you fire up your grill health experts have a few tips to keep your food safe. food borne illnesses are more common during the summer months because harmful bacteria multiply faster when foods are sitting out in warmer temperatures. make sure that your matte stays hot until you srv it. >> if you're not going to eat that hot food right away sit it to the side of the grill racks and that will keep your hot food hot. you can also keep your cold food cold like pasta salad by serving it on a bed of ice. >> don't forget to keep raw meat

separate from ready to eat foods and wash your hands and food prep surfaces frequently. >> those ribs looking freddy good. >> how many people are you cooking for? >> whole crew can come over. >> we're going to have a party. >> not the viewers, just the crew. >> fine. fine. everybody here. kari hall can bring her whole family. what are you doing this weekend? >> going to be at your house apparently. >> good answer. >> we are starting out with temperatures in the 60s and 70s and this is where we're headed this afternoon, 90 degrees today in los gatos. in the rain icon, you may have some rain today, especially with the cloud cover rolling in and we may see some of those showers firing up with the heat of the day, otherwise a mixture of sun and clouds and the 4th of july weekend, it will be much cooler, at least the temperatures, a lot more comfortable than we have had to deal with lately. north bay on saturday reaching 85 a degrees while the

tri-valley comes back down to 89 degrees. looking good there. how are the roads looking? pretty good. the metering lights have been turned on now that's going to create a backup as you can see behind me. lots of traffic even in the fast lanes. not so fast right now. the north bay we're seeing some traffic building but also in the east bay same deal. we had an accident near concord, this is 680 and burr nal avenue, motorcycle -- not a motorcycle, one lane down the motorcycle was in the north lane. we'll talk more about that. i also want to quick you an update to the altamonte crash. we were sauking about the sunol grade and the brush fire. this update from chp. only 4 acre grass fire and it seems as though they have wraps on this. we will continue to follow that as things move along, guys, back over to you. let's get a visual on it now. thank you very much. breaking news, as you mentioned there is a fire, a brush fire going on in sunol right now. hard to he see through all of that smoke, but you can see the fire line actually etched out

there at the top of your screen. that fire broke out around 4:30 in sunol. the area is near cal var ras and geary roads as anthony just mentioned a second ago looks like they've started to be able to contain it. it is near property owned by san francisco water company. so far it had burned 20 acres, we're told it's in a remote area and no structures are threatened at this point. >> if you've driven by that area you know how dry it is up there. one we will continue to watch. more breaking news this morning. possible shots fired at the navy yard in in washington, d.c. it's now on lockdown. we will have an update on the changing situation next. grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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underway right now for survivors. and thick black smoke forces thousands to evacuate after a train derails in tennessee. more clouds, more humidity and a little bit of rain ming into the bay area. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. traffic moving fairly smoothly here on this thursday, but we do have a fire that we're talking about that could affect your morning commute. we will get you out the door on time coming up in just a moment. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, also "today in the bay." >> a good thursday morning. thank you for joining us i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do begin with an update to breaking news this morning. the washington, d.c. navy yard on lockdown right now after reports of a possible shooting. here is a live look what it looks like outside. plenty of police cars in the streets. now, the navy itself not releasing very much information, but here is what we do know. there is a shelter in place for the entire naval yard and