a very good thursday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. stepping up security. if you are leaving your house we won't see pockets of rain. >> a drier start and finish with warmer temperatures. a look outside and all our microclimate. this is where we are now in the peninsula and san francisco at 48. 50 in the north bay. nice cool start with mostly clear skies and highs today up to 77. much warmer temperatures and once again no worries about rain. 70 in the peninsula east bay. 74 and the south bay also at 74. into the next few days, get ready for a big warm-up. that's coming up. east bay drives are having an early morning wait. >> we'll talk about this line forming. it's not for the south bay or peninsula. it's not here but there is a

crash south 680 main street. look at these folks off to the left. it looks likeç there is one la not open. behind them we have flashing lights. that is a road crew and not a problem for the drivers. >> we begin with breaking news out of syria. doctors without borders said at least 27 people killed in overnight strikes. one of those strikes in the hospital in the rebel-held part of the city. 14 patients and medical staff including a pediatrician died in that bombing. there have pen several air strikes. officials estimate in total more than 60 people have been killed. we are going to continue to follow this story and bring you updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. a major break in the story

that captivated the south bay. sources telling nbc bay area there is a family connection into the killings of a husband and wife. they were found murdered inside their san jose home and a story we broke last night at 11:00. >> damion live with what we learned so far. >> good morning. we are waiting official word from police. his name does not appear in the logs of those being booked in county jail. they did arrest the eldest son of that couple in san jose. sources tell nbc bay area police arrested that son in the tracy area yesterday. that's where the police chief is a former top cop. the detectives that cleared the youngest son of any wrong doing

after the murder but were looking for the oldest son for questioning. a family member found the bodies over the weekend and called police. nbc bay area first reported they had been victims of a double homicide. they were active members of the evergreen islamic center. police said this was not a hate crime and that the couple was likely killed by someone familiar to them. there were strange writings on the wauchlt one said, "sorry, my first kill was clumsy." >> the parents in this case, the victims were in disagreement about the sexual orientation of the oldest son. more to come later os the morning develops. damian trujillo. a southside teacher arrested

for trying to get kids to send him sexually explicit photos. detectives say he posed as a woman on girl on the internet and was receiving illicit pictures from minors. he's been put on administrative leave. news spread yesterday. >> that's pretty shocking just to hear about that. i've seen that guy walk around this campus all the time and thought of him as a nice teacher, young guy. >> troubling if the allegations are true. >> the superintendent is expected to speak later today. now police say they arrested a package thief and the evidence they needed was found right on the suspect. officers started questioning javier ortega as he was walking through a neighborhood tuesday. ortega had an outstanding arrest warrant. officers searched his backpack. they found packages that did not belong to him in the backpack. b.a.r.t. police ready to add

an extra layer of surveillance at every station. b.a.r.t. police installed two automatic license plate readers at mcarthur stadium. the cameras have not been turned on yet. deputy police chief plans to present the program later daichlt bob redell looking into the story this morning. sports fans setting aside a couple of hours tonight. during the offseason things don't get bigger for football fans than tonight. the first round of the nfl draft. there is local intrigue here. many believe cal quarter jared goff could be expected with the first overall pick. the newly-minted l.a. ram get that pick after they traded in the ram. raiders own pick number 14. rounds two and three will take place tomorrow. the last four rounds happen on saturday. the raiders could soon have a new home.

a live look at the coliseum this morning. team owner mark davis is expected to be in las vegas to talk about moving the team. las vegas sands corporation wants to build a $1.3 billion stadium in las vegas. davis is reportedly supporting that idea. there is a third player, the nfl. insiders don't expect the league to approve a team in las vegas. warriors and their fans waking up smiling after an epic win last night. even without steph curry, the game was never close. >> they exploded out of the gate. the houston rockets could not catch up to the warriors who were on fire last night. among the people getting into the action, clayton thompson. we'll show you highlights in a second.

27-16. moments later, clay drops his third three of the quarter. that is going to continue for the rest of the night. warriors in blowout fashion end that game 114-81 to win the series. >> it's good for our guys' confidence. what pleases me the most is literally every single guy on our roster contributed during this series. >> took a lot of pressure on offense. >> who steph curry could not play, that does not mean he didn't throw support. there he is pumping his fist. you can see him going crazy on the bench. he is getting his mind right. hopefully back for one of the next few series. >> the doves rested up for the

clippers and trail blazers. if portland wins, they'll play the warriors at oracle on sunday. if clippers win in seven, they'll play the warriors in oakland tuesday. tickets for the first three home game go on sale to general public tomorrow. storming the court were the warriors. we saw brief storms here. if you blinked, you missed it. >> i stayed inside and missed the whole thing. >> it depended where you were. some areas didn't see a whole lot yesterday. other areas saw hail and lightning. now as we look outside, everything calmed down. we have clear skies and temperatures in the low 40s. 47 in palo alto. after this cool start, warms up to the 70s in south bay. mid 60s for the coastal area. san francisco up to 66. we'll also have warm

temperatures. upper 70s in santa rosa. we'll take a closer look at the microclimates and warm temperatures that lead us into the weekend in less than ten minutes. how is it looking on the roadways? >> i have a new crash. nothing alarming just yet about that. there is a little slowing out of the altamont. oakland to san francisco, here is our view of the toll plaza. all the lanes are filled in. there are reports of a crash in this area our cameras don't pick it up. there is something going on. ted cruz taps his new

running mate, carly fiorina. not everyone is thrilled about the timing of this. how donald trump is reacting next. would you buy wine on ebay? =sam//topvo=

carly fiorina is back.. ted cruz officially announced her as his running mate.. and they're making what could be cruz's last stand in indiana. ted cruz announcing carly fiorina as his running mate and are making what could be cruz' last stand in indiana. >> tracie potts, we can imagine donald trump has a lot to say

about this. >> donald trump is wondering yes is picking a vice presidential nominee while he isn't the presidential candidate. head cruise is hoping carly fiorina would help him win. he's five points behind. not actually that much in the latest poll. especially when you consider the margin of error. but the big question is, is this enough? donald trump with bobby knight, legendary basketball coach, ted cruz with carly fiorina, hoping to pick up support from women. 70% have a negative view of trump. if he can make inroads in indiana. if he can win this state, he may remain competitive.

he could possibly prevent trump from doing so and force a split convention and keep his name in the hat. we'll see what happens with that. we are watching the democrats where bernie sanders is scaling back more than 200 of his campaign workers, focusing on oregon where they will start voting any day now. they all vote by mail. those ballots are headed out soon. >> the sanders campaign active. the clinton campaign setting its sights on the bay area. today the oakland mayor will join clinton supporters and volunteers as they open a hillary for california office in downtown oakland. >> donald trump will kick off his campaign with a rally in orange county. tomorrow he'll be here in the bay area. cruz and john kasich will speak at that convention. anti-donald trump activists promise to send a message to google today. civil rights groups are leading

a petition drive. they want google to withdraw support for the republican convention if trump is the party's presidential nominee. google is one of several major tech companies promising both democratic and republican conventions. they collected hundreds of thousands of signatures. big changes this morning at facebook. it's creating a whole new category of stock. >> it won't make you wealthier but will help mark zuckerberg give away some of his. >> mike zuckerberg and his wife want to give away 99% of their facebook stock over their lifetime which presents them with a quandary. this means they can no longer vote as far as facebook's management goes. facebook's got to solve this in some way. they decided to create a new category of stock and give that to current stock holders.

it will be nonvoting. then mark zuckerberg will always be in charge. to some degree, this comes against everything we sort of tell kids about how the stock market works. you buy a share of a company then you get to say what that company does. you are literally one of the owners in that company. this won't work that way. but the truth is most people are perfectly happy having mark zuckerberg be in charge of facebook. >> now google did something very similar a couple of years ago. yahoo shares fell mildly wednesday. it would allow four activists to join its board. ceo marissa mayer said management is looking forward to working with the new directors which is similar to saying it's an honor to be nominated.

the same activist investors took a venture on the south bay company marvell. let's check the news before the bell. good morning. wall street looking for losses today. futures are lower and investors reacting to a big drop in japan's market after the bank of japan failed to launch more economic stimulus measures which had been widely expected. the federal reserve offered a few hints of a coming rate hike as it remains cautious on the u.s. economy. the economy grew more slowly than in the final three months of 2016. the nasdaq slipping 25 to 4863. back to you. >> thank you. ebay and san jose want you

to buy wine online. they allowed wine sales for years but few people know about it. the company is creating a wine portal. all of its wine in one place. a whole section on rose which is featured prominently. i was in wine country over the weekend and learned rose is a thing, like a glamorous thing. when i was a younger man it was, you know. >> it was rose. blush. >> selling wine online. >> it's only thursday. get that weekend started early. scott mcgrew, thank you very much. here is video that shows a dramatic rescue of two missing boaters in texas. they were both found alive yesterday. the boaters were found clinging to oil rigs in galveston bay. the men became stranlded at sea on monday after their boat capsized. both men were airlifted.

they are expected to make a full recovery. someone who not only recovered but has a new home ponch the bay bridge dog is going to a new home and family. >> that 10 pound chihuahua running loose on the bay bridge earlier this month. little dog brought traffic to a standstill during the morning commute. officers were able to eventually catch him, but no one came forward to claim him. the shelter taking care of him says they found the perfect home for the nervous dog who likes to run. he was named ponch after poncherello from the tv show "chips" from the 1970s. let's check in with o)i. >> you just have to be careful with that dog. once it breaks out in a sprint,

it's all over. that weather system moved off to the east producing rape and snow we have mostly clear skies out there this morning. 53 in oakland. 52 in san jose. 48 in concord and san francisco. a little bit of a cool start. as we go into the rest of the day, we'll break it down for san francisco. 54 at 8:00. mostly sunny skies through 11:00. it warms up to the low 60s. once again those winds will be gusting like we had yesterday. some of those gusts were really high in between those showers moving through. nothing but sun today into the mid 60s. temperatures warming up, not only today but the next couple of days. today we are looking at 70s and wind, 60s along the coast. we start to see 70s wuning over.

still 60s tomorrow right along the immediate coast. that gets forced out. we'll have 70s along the coast and 80s for those inland areas by the weekend. get ready for a more summer feel. a look at the microclimates and the weekend forecast up to 75 in the east bay tomorrow. then by sunday up to 80. upper 80s for the east bay as well as tri-valley. the south bay as well as tri-valley. north bay up to 86. mostly sunny skies and more dry weather into the start of next week. how is it looking on the bay bridge? >> the bridge is good. we'll talk about the approach in a second. i want to give everybody that look. equal opportunity for all drivers. there is the crash we are talking about. the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza camera. there is that tou truck related to the earlier crash.

we are seeing this happen. buildup on the line to your left approach and right approach. fastrack the advantage. we expect metering lights on in about ten minutes. foster city side westbound. more heavily traveled but no problems on the hayward toll travel site. dunbarton looks great. back to you. a recent uproar over the chancellor of uc davis has her on leave this morning. >> california administrators launching a full investigation into that matter. the chancellor of u-c davis,

"linda katehi ka-tay-he" is on leave this morning. =vo= this comes amid a recent uproar over her service on different the chancellor of uc davis on leave over the recent uproar on her service at different corporate boards. you can see she is also under fire for hiring consultants to erase the pepper spray. the school is looking into the hiring of her husband, son and daughter-in-law. a lot of questions remain after an apple employee's body was found at the cupertino campus. it happened yesterday. after reporting the body was discovered inside a conference room with possibly a gun nearby. police cleared the campus a short while later. >> after further investigation, they determined that there was no other individuals involved. they believe it was an isolated

incident and there is nobody else on campus or in the public that are risk. >> the name of the employee who died was not released. so far no word from apple. the dea being called into help investigating prince's death. officials are asking for the agency's assistance because prescription painkillers were found in his possession when he died. investigators are not saying what role, if any, those medications could have played in the music legend's death. prince died a week ago at the age of 7:00. it will be weeks before the cause of death officially released. overnight developments of a gruesome double homicide in the south bay. the man in custody connected to the two deaths. what new surveillance video is revealing about the investigation into the beating of a man by sheriff deputies. a young teacher at gilroy high school under arrest. what he did to try to get photos

allegedly from young people. joining us.

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let's check the forecast with kari. >> i thought you were going to say it's friday. >> it's coming now. >> it is coming. we are done with the rain we had yesterday. spotty showers move through the bay area. today it's all clear. 53 in the east bay and 50 in the north bay as we start out with a cool temperature. it's going to warm up to 77 in the north bay. 58 in san francisco. nice and breezy and pleasant in the east bay with a high of 74. mike looking towards the tri-valley starting to slow down there. >> it is. we'll give you a big look at the bay. we have the dublin interchange.

not a major problem. >> 5:31. breaking news out of syria. doctors without borders saying at least 27 people killed in overnight air strikes. one of the strikes hitting a hospital in the rebel hills part of the city. medical staff including the only remaining pediatrician were killed in that bombing. you can see the panic in that video. officials estimate more than 60 people have been killed. we'll follow this story and bring you updates soon as they come into our newsroom. a story we broke first on our 11:00 news. a break in the case. sources telling us police have a man in custody in a disturbing double homicide case that captured national attention. that man is the older son of the two victims who has been arrested in connection to the

shooting deaths. >> it's a story developing overnight. damian trujillo is live with what we know. >> nothing official here but once the suspect is booked in the county jail, arraignment should be this afternoon or maybe tomorrow. sources tell nbc bay area he was arrested in the tracy area yesterday. police chief in tracy is a former chief here in san jose. police had been looking for robby for questioning since the murders. they cleared the youngest son of any wrong doing shortly after the homicide. a family member found the body of the couple over the weekend and called police. nbc bay area first reported that they had been victims of a

double homicide. neighbors told nbc bay area there were strange writings left behind on one of the walls. one said, "sorry, my first kill was clumsy." the victims were active members of the evergreen islamic center. police said this was not a hate crime and the couple was likely killed by someone familiar to them. also unconfirmed by police is what we've been hearing from sources over the last couple of days is that the victims in this case, the parents did not agree with the sexual orientation of the older son. we are waiting for more details as they develop over the coming hours. live in san jose. >> thank you very much. it is 5:33. a new twist in beating scandal involving alameda county sheriff's deputies caught on tape. it shows the deputy with the suspect's gold necklace. he says deputies stole that

necklace in november during the beating. the public defender released the video. >> what is horrifying about this is that these officer not only brutally beat a man but took steps to cover it up by stealing from him and paying off witnesses. >> petrov is suing the alameda county for the beating. charges for obstructing a rape investigation. the officer was never charged, but he and former lieutenant liu are at the center of another scandal. as we reported earlier this week, that scandal involves several officers exchanging racist and homophobic text messages. a south bay teacher is behind bars accused in a disturbing krichlt he assumed a secret identity online to

connect with unsuspecting kids. today in the bay kris sanchez live at gilroy high school where the now-arrested teacher works. how did he get the kids to send those pictures? >> according to police, that keacher allegedly posed as a girl to try to get students to send pictures to him. these are young people who then thought they were in a relationship with that fictitious girl. scientist teacher david lei. after questioning lei on campus tuesday about that catfishing, he was arrested and faces two felony counts of child enticement. he was in his third year as a science teacher here at gilroy high and coached the track team. according to the gilroy unified school district his background check was clean.

>> a shocking momenfor all the students around the school and teachers and the parents. everyone should be concerned about it. >> any time they are luring any kind of an adult on a child, girl or boy is devastating. in a statement to parents, the superintendent deborah flores wrote, "i want to reassure parents and the community that the safety of our students remains our highest priority." the district trying to find a qualified teacher to replace him in the class room he taught chemistry and other science classes. the superintendent is set to address the community at 10:30 in the morning. kris sanchez, today in the bay. thank you very much. 5:36 on your thursday. newly released documents providing a much closer look at the federal criminal case against pg&e for the pipeline explosion. eight people died in that blast

six years ago. the bay area news group obtained documents tied to the case. prosecutors will call several dozen witnesses including eight current or former executives who received community. a hearing is set for tonight to hammer out a starting date for that trial. martin's beach will go to trial. an appeals court reinstated a lawsuit brought on by a group called friends of martin's beach. the beach is owned by a silicon valley entrepreneur. he bought it in 2008 and tried to close it to the public by locking a gate to the only access road and installing "no trespassing" signs. we've been covering hail all over the country, but this video is local. it's from fairfield. that areas hammered by hail yesterday. a rare scene.ç there was no serious damage reported.

also another unusual sight, a possible water spout forming in napa county. luckily as bad as that looks, it did not turn into much. >> a whirl wind of activity for yesterday. now it's cleared out. >> you get the apocalypse? what's going on around here? >> a newsman should never say that. >> strike that but what's happening? >> we just had a storm system. it happens in the spring time. now we are seeing it moving on from the bay area. we've seen it now moving off to the east and continuing over the rockies with snow heading up around denver. our current temperatures at 47 in concord and livermore. san francisco, 48 and 40 in napa as you step out the door. beautiful weather today. up to 75 in gill row. 66 in half moon bay. at&t park 65. the low to mid 70s for the north bay as well as east bay, tri-valley up to 73. our temperatures go up from

here. i'll show you a summer-like weekend in a few minutes. i'm watching the south bay and the east bay. the toll plaza metering lights are on. that's not unusual. right here san jose northbound 101 from 680 up to 880. that is the zone for the first morning. our live camera shows it's getting congested here. 5:39. this will start to ease up and won't kick in until about 6:15. we'll track anything unusual. so far status quo. let's hope it stays that way. more problems at levi stadium. just a little too noisy and not just on game day. how the team is responding. rocket science ahead in business and tech. >> bob redell with questions over privacy as b.a.r.t.

considers adding license plate readers in all states. oracle arena last night. we leave you with a look from the celebrations last night at oracle arena. warriors are advancing to the next round of the playoffs after crushing the houston rockets 114-181. adding an extra layer of

surveillance.. bart police are expected to propose adding license plate readers at every station at a board meeting today.. but reportedly-- one station already has the cameras. =laura/boxes= b.a.r.t. police propose adding license meters at every station. reportedly one station had these cameras. >> bob redell live at the lafayette b.a.r.t. station with a closer look at what this program would mean for b.a.r.t. riders. >> it could mean more protection, better deterrent against someone trying to break into your car, but it brings up the question of privacy rights. what b.a.r.t. police are proposing is installing cameras at every station that can read license plates. officers could then use that data to identify possible suspects in crimes. almost all crimes that b.a.r.t. police investigate are related to property, whether it's robberies, burglaries or larson.

they did install two license plate readers in oakland but have yet to turn them on. they will discuss this issue and hear from the public during the board's regular meeting later this morning. >> i'm not against that. i think b.a.r.t. is having issues in the parking lot and it's important to keep people's property safe. >> do you have concerns about privacy, civil liberty? >> no. >> i'm always for more protection. >> i don't know that it's a need. it wouldn't bother me. >> the aclu tells the "east bay times" it has concerns there would not be enough public oversight.

bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. 5:45 on your thursday. 49ers are being accused of being noisy neighbors. listen to the sounds around levi stadium. >> the niners practice at this facility. they crank up the speak are during practice to simulate stadium noise. >> if i happen to have a glass on my counter when the 49ers are practicing and it gets really loud, the glass actually shakes. >> team representatives say they turn the speakers toward the stadium and neighbors should

hear a difference this morning. >> listen to car, carly fiorina back in the presidential race and she is singing. ♪ i know two girls that he just adore ♪ ♪ i'm so happy i can see them more ♪ >> fiorina sang at a rally in indiana yesterday right after ted cruz announced that she is his running mate. she sang that song to cruz' young children. the song has now gone viral. donald trump taking aim at the cruz/fiorina ticket. >> cruz can't win. what's he doing picking vice presidents? >> am i going to be critical of hillary clinton and donald trump? you better. >> bernie sanders laying off 200 savors after losing big to hillary clinton on tuesday. >> that fiorina singing immediately trending on twitter. the memes were amazing. california law makers ready

to roll the dies of legalizing online gambling. assembly law makers advanced the first proposal to legalize online poker in california. an assembly committee passed the bill yesterday. it has the backing of several tribal governments. right now, only three states in the u.s. allow online gambling. that would be delaware, nevada and new jersey. if you wanted to know how good of a driver you are, there's an app for that. >> it's called the ever drive app and it's free. it tracks your speed versus posted speed limits, it man fors about everything you do, especially what you do wrong. >> the phone measures how fast you accelerate, how harsh you brake, whether you're speeding and measure your phone use. if you pick up the phone while driving, you'll see it reflected in your score. >> at the end of your trip, the app gives you a rating of one to

five stars. your insurance company would love to see that. >> your parents don't want to see that. if you are taking a trip? spacex going to mars. >> in a way spacex was always going to mars. >> that's why it exists. elon musk has been fascinating by mars. they are going for real with an unmanned mission just two years from now. the idea to use spacex's dragon capsule to get there started. it seemed scientists found just the right way to get it done and started calling it red dragon. mars is a difficult planet to land on. its atmosphere means the lander has to be protected from heat. that same atmosphere is too thin to support parachutes. it is literally the worst of two red worlds. you have to use rockets. that's how we got to the moon.

the space ship that lands on mars has to be way heavier than our moon lander which was partially built with aluminum foil. you are going to need that heat shield. the falcon heavy can do it. you can see how big it is compared to the space shuttle. spacex never launched a falcon heavy. with all those road blocks, spacex says it will land an unmanned capsule soon as 2018. we are almost five months into 2016. the trip takes six months to get there. buried in this is another announcement spacex won a contest to launch a gps satellite. this is how the company makes money. it's a coup for the start-up because these launches are normally done by the big guys. in fact, spacex's biggest competitor sat out saying, you know what?

can't compete with spacex prices. just having a heck of a week. >> no kidding. >> elon musk is doing cheers right now. you talk about the fact they are going to mars. are they still looking at all these people volunteering to one day move to mars? he is talking about ships thousands of people to mars and he means it. >> sounds like a little animated movie. russia today opening its newest space facility in grand style. >> russia calls them cosmodrone. the unmanned rocket carries three satellites. a glitch yesterday stopped the launch one minute before

lift-off. we are launching into your weekend soon here. >> yesterday we had clouds rolling in and showers. no worries about that today. it's 50 in the north bay. 51 in the peninsula. 52 in the south bay. napa starts out at 41. hour by hour for oakland today, starting out in the low 50s but up to 61 already by 10:00. that warming trend continues into the afternoon. 3:00 as you head outside. a nice long day at work, you want to take a break, mostly

sunny skies. the rain outlook gives us all dry conditions until about thursday of next week. unfortunately, that's the dry weather continues as our temperatures warm up. up to 87 on sunday. that will be the peak of the heat before those temperatures slowly start to come back down. you can see the rest of the numbers in the seven-day forecast. this weekend let's focus on getting outside. up to 77 in the east bay saturday. sunday 80. 86 and upper 80s for the tri-valley as well as south bay. after hitting those upper 80s, we start to come down next week. the rain will be holding off until about thursday. let's check in now with mike. how is it looking now? >> overall looking great. we are looking for a slight build to the tri-valley.

south 680. no big surprises. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the backup going west bound. slowing intoward oakland. toward the peninsula looking at palo alto. we have that lane shift. they are having progress through the area. back to you. 5:53. making history once again. the first woman to graduate army ranger school are expected to do next. happening right now, our newsroom is just getting word of a silver alert for a man out of hayward. investigators sent as picture of the missing 87-year-old. we tweeted it moments ago.

>> our producer is about to begin facebook live. join us behind the scenes as we take you in depth on some of this morning's top stories and answer any questions you might have for our team. send us your questions. we are kicking it off about 6:00. history in the making today:

a woman, for the first time, will graduate from army ranger

school. she'll become the nation's first female infantry officer. = a woman for the first time will graduate from army ranger schools. she will graduate at ft. bening in georgia and earn the right to wear the blue infantry cord and be ready for the battlefield. the army is opening all branches and specialities to women. 5:7:00 on your thursday morning. 99-year-old san francisco woman facing eviction can stay in her lower hait apartment. there is a catch here. the judge ruled iris has to pay the property owner's legal fees totalling over $100,000. that can be waived if she lets the owners convert the unit in the building to condos. both sides have a month to hammer out this agreement. new e-mails show faa officials were more concerned than ever thought about safety

issues surrounding the lights at levi's near san jose airport. they first raised safety issues surrounding the bright lights last year after uncovering complaints by pilots who said they had been blinded by lights. now e-mails obtained by nbc bay area show the problem was worse than previously thought. that concerned city officials in santa clara which owns the stadium. >> would you like to have been better informed about this safety issue? >> certainly, you informed me with your news article i saw when i was making dinner one night. it's nice to be kept in the loop, yes. we would like to know. we want to make sure everyone is safe at all times and we'll do what we have to do. it's a publically-owned facility. we are ultimately responsibility for it. >> we investigate just how many pilots have complained about the lights and uncover e-mails showing the problem still hasn't been fixed.

allegations by some insiders have been, quote, sandbagged during light tests at levi stadium. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, 888-996-tips or send an e-mail. >> this is going to be a special summer, certainly one of our favorite parts about the olympics, profiling the local athletes going to rio. >> so many in the bay area. among them a cal gymnast who represents his native south africa. it's the first time in over 50 years a south african gymnast will compete in the olympics. patterson was born in south africa but grew up in pacifica. he dreamed of becoming an olympian ever since he was 3 years old. >> i'm extremely excited. i've been training the past 18 years. >> patterson plans to compete in

six events during the summer games. >> those gymnasts' strength and skills are unreal. >> it will be great to watch. nbc bay area is your home for olympic coverage. live reports and the games start august 5th. air strikes targeting a hospital, killing dozens of people, including the only pediatrician in syria. an arrest in a double homicide of a san jose couple over the weekend. latest is next. >> a live look outside after a wild day of weather across the bay area. we are in store for a major warm-up. how hot your neighborhood could get coming up. >> doing his best steph