>> reporter: and i'm in san francisco where this stretch of road in the south market neighborhood is still closed after a sinkhole opened last fight. how this will impact the morning commute coming up. >> curry, ball handling. fires up a 3! does it again. >> reporter: does it again, home cooking on tap at oracle, after one with of the greatest overtime games in history. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have two big games actually tonight. the sharks are playing. >> the sharks are tomorrow. warriors are tonight. >> we're excited. >> i got on some blue. >> okay. >> a little blending going on. >> yeah. we're going to have sunshine

later on today, warmer temperatures after starting out with some cloud. take a look at some of those cameras. microclimate showing we will have cloud to start. temperatures that are cool as you head out the door in the north bay. looking at highs this afternoon, reaching into the mid-70s, int east bay, tri-valley reaching 85 degrees, north bay today up to 80 degrees. very warm temperatures today and tomorrow and then it cools down, i'll detail that and more coming up in my next microclimate forecast. mike, how is it looking on the roadways? >> we have an update on the san mateo bridge. you notice the dunbar bridge, typical eastbound, a road crew off the peninsula side. eastbound 72, the crash around the high rise. we didn't see that in the last camera shot. we will show you the other shot. hayward. it was close to the toll plaza side. everything is clear once again. back to you guys.

>> wish we could say the same, breaking news, a car bombing carried out by isis has killed dozens in the sadr city part of the capital t. area is predominantly shiite. while isis is made up largely of sunni fighters. the terror group claimed responsibility for this morning's attack in a web posting. the explosion filled a market. the latest figures show 45 dead and many more wound. a developing story in san francisco, where crews are getting ready to repair a sinkhole in the busy part of the city that opened up during rush hour compute last night. this happened near mission and new montgomery in the middle of soma. this will impact the morning commute today. stephan stephanie chuang is there live. do you know when it will be reopened? >> reporter: that is unclear. i was stuck in this traffic here last night.

that's the warning that it will likely be the case this morning. you can see here where an aging sewer line gave way in the middle of the road. it is surrounded by barricades as crews get ready to repair this. take a look what a witness captured on his cell phone. an uber driver taking the family to the airport in the suv, hits the sink hole on the edge. firefighters had to pull the suv out. the people inside, fine, though shaken up. the public utilities commission says this sewer line dates back to 1875 and they say it's the latest incident caused by an aging city wide infrastructure, including one you might remember in april that caused a sing hole on sacramento street. >> we have accelerated our repair and replacement program a couple years ago. we are close to about 15 miles a year of just sewer main replacement. >> i'll probably take my car in from the west side of the city

to avoid mission street. >> and public transit is probably the way to go. muny. city crews should begin repairs when it's lighter out this morning. water service should not be affected t. road again is still closed. we are talking mission between new montgomery and second street. we'll, of course, keep you updated if anything changes. in snaens, stephanie chuang. a car crashed into the lincoln headquarters overnight. witnesses report the driver appear to be unconscious. we expect word from police later on what may have happened. paramedics, the person eventually taken to the hospital. no immediate word on his or her condition. >> a gruesome crime involving the killing of two parents. now a judge may decide as soon

as twlood to allow no brothers to be tried separately for their shooting deaths. his 17-year-old brother omar also accused has not been shown on camera. police say the]s shot and killed their parents inside of their evergreen home in san jose, leaving disturbing messages behind and then went to a convention in oak last month. both have pleaded not guilty. critics of the san francisco police chief used a public forum at yesterday's city council meeting to grill the mayor. several members of the board of supervisors joined them in speaking out. they want to know what the mayor is going to do about a rift that's developed between the administration and a very vocal group of protesters. activist were asked to fire the police chief t. mayor responded by outlining a series of reforce, which include a use of force policies, improved training for police officer, new ways to open dialogue with the

public t. mayor says the reforms will cost $17 million. the legal age for voting in san francisco's local elections could soon drop to 16. the san francisco board of supervisors approved the proposal for the november ballot. if passed by voters, anyone 16 or older could vote on measures on the city's municipal ballot as well as any city office, but they cannot vote in state or national elections. supervisors eric mahr says his 16-year-old daughter is ready to vote. similar people can have a say in government. a live look at oracle arena, which is sure to be rocking tonight t. warriors are taking on the portland trail blazers in game five of the western conference semifinal series. if the doves win tonight, they advance to the conference finals. "today in the bay" bob redell is at oracle. he will have live reports starting in the next hour. as for another

accomplishment for star steph curry, this one has never been done before. yesterday, he won the nba's most valuable player award for the second straight season. incredible in its own right. he won it unanimously. >> that means all 131 voters selected him first, not even michael jordan accomplished that feat in a 61-year his dire of this award. >> whatever you find inside, that will to keep going it's about not being complacent. always trying to get harder no matter how hard that mission might be. >> averaging just over 34 minutes per game, steph played the least amount of time on the court of any 30-point scorer in nba history. he is also the first guard to win back-to-back mvp awards since the special assistant steve nash did it for phoenix 12 years ago. >> he's just that good. >> he's ridiculous. like we said, no one has ever done this before. unanimous mvp. >> that's great to see. >> plus the team is not bad

either. >> no kidding. they are a team. we are as well. now we want to check in with a favorite teammate when it comes to the forecast. here's kari. >> good morning. we are looking at good clouds, get ready for a warm-up this afternoon. here's what to expect today with above average temperatures, very much warmer than yesterday. we'll be at 64 degrees in san francisco during your lunch break. 72 degrees in the north bay. south bay topping out at 82 degrees. 85 in the tri-valleyful while we have 78 degrees in the peninsula. the next couple of days, looking pretty warm. a cooldown in time for the week. i will talk more about that in less than ten minutes. do you you have better news? >> you get to work faster. everyone will get the word. look at the maps, no major delays from our speed sensors we will zoom in at the dublin interchange.

those have picked up right on schedule as we get a live look out there. we see traffic flows nicely from west 580. no problem, bumping up that volume a tad bit all the of the altamonte pass. >> thank you. coming up, relief from the ruth for people in the east bay. plus, the tsa is -- lines will be very long. we have some ideas that might save money and get through lines faster. ahead in business. all right, plus, donald trump and bernie sanders are the big winners in yesterday's primaries. does it clang the race to the white house? we'll break down the results right after this. west virginia.

and bernie sanders also won the west virginia primary >> another primary tuesday in the history books. donald trump easily won contests in west virginia. bernie sanders also won the west virginia primary last night. >> sanders is the one with a pretty wide margin. the question will make any difference in the race. today ed lawrence breaks it down with the analysis and the numbers. edward. >> reporter: good morning. >> that is the big question there exactly what is going to happen with this? i can tell you that donald trump is going to come to washington, d.c. and meet with house speaker paul ryan. he hopes to sway ryan and some of the other republican leaders that he is not only a republican but the right republican to win the presidency. >> waking up from a fresh set of victories in west virginia and nebraska, drumpb now works to unify a very divided republican party. he will start during a meeting on thursday with house speaker

paul ryan and other republican leaders. >> we can't fake it. we can't pretend. we have to actually unify and do it. >> reporter: this as senator cruz dropped out last week hind hinted there may be a return as a candidate. >> i can see no viable path to victory. of course if that changes, we would reconsider things. >> reporter: as the presumptive nominee, trump is moving on to search for a vp. he says there are five candidates he is looking at now him he'll announce his final choice at the convention. >> i am if i'm so fortunate enough to be the nominee, i am looking forward to debating donald trump come the fall. >> reporter: both trump and senator bernie sanders are now after the same target. >> let me be as clear as i can be, we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. >> reporter: sanders won the west virginia primary yesterday but is still behind in the delegate count. and hillary clinton is in a tough spot. she can't ignore the amount of

votes that senator bernie sanders is getting. yet she wants to be done with the primary and turn toward the republicans. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you, sam, laura. >> edward, thank you very much. meantime, washington, d.c. now involved in facebook's controversy over its trending story. >> right, scott was telling us about this yesterday t. social network is accused of burying some stories in favor of others for political reasons. scott, politicians are certainly interested. >> they are. sam. it doesn't take a lot of effort for a senator to fire off a letter demanding answers, making news headlines as well. that's what republican senator john thune of south dakota has done, he sent a letter to facebook, asking for details on how it chooses what stories to put on its trending topics. it's up in the corner of the facebook page. it's gotten a lot of attention after former ploy years claimed they sometimes quashed stories favoring conservatives. facebook says the trending stories are cure rated by

people. those people are supposed to remain neutral while picking the stories. thune wants to see those facebook rules. no matter who is right, for most people trendingtories is kind of an unnoticed feature t. top three trending stories right now are wal-mart fussing about visa with chip cards, kissinger prince's death and a story about a rapper who supports donald trump. redwood city's electronic video games in the world reported profits last night. there is an interesting tidbit. more than half of all ea game sales were digital downloads, not this. this is obviously a problem for stores, particularly stores that still video games. it's like being blockbuster in an age of on demand movies. let's check the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. >> reporter: hi there, scott. good morning to you. wall street may give back some of tuesday's gains. futures are lower this morning t. markets rallying yesterday,

thanks, in part to a rebound in oil prices t. dow and s&p 500 posting their best percentage games in two months, with the likes of caterpillar, goldman sachs and ge. we get earnings from macy's. the dow rose to 17928 t. nasdaq up 59 to 4809. scott. back over to you. >> thank you, landon. we warned you about tsa lines. they will be awful this summer with some suggesting you show up at the airport three hours early. i flew through salt lake city on sunday the line was 45 minutes in the middle of the day. and summer hasn't started. some senators are suggesting that the airlines drop their bag fees in order to speed umm the line. and it kind of makes sense, people carry on these ridiculous bags now, right, to avoid the fee. but if they didn't, then the security line would be shorter because it would take you less time to screen all that stuff. imagine if you walked out with a book or an ipad like the old days. >> like the old days you.

>> you are such boys. i bring it all. forget it. >> she's the problem. minimum of three bags. >> by the way, my grandmother shows up four hours in advance. i always made fun of her. it turns out grandma margie was ahead of her time. >> literally ahead of her time. >> thank you, scott. >> you bet. >> i'm here all day. continuing coverage in concord before we return to the laura comedy hour t. pledge to develop the old naval weapon station is what is being discussed. city council is holding a special meeting to give the leonard corporation development rights. under the plan the city of concord would get $20 million. >> that is if lennar makes its goal of a 20% profit on the development and commits $40 million towards affordable housing. >> that plan also includes tens of millions of dollars for schools, parks, and for road improvements. happening today, a big change is planned for the santa

clara fairgrounds. they're being reviewed this afternoon t. idea is to split up the fairgrounds in san jose, building a new park and sports complex. today fairgrounds managers will hear a progress report on the redevelopment plan. next tuesday, there will be a community meeting for businesses that want to bid for space in the new complex. if the plans are eventually approved, construction could start next year. a topic we have been talking about all week t. drought is not over. officially, some of the drought restricts will be lifted for people in the east bay. with its reservoirs nearly filled with rain, east bay mud is dropping its monthly drought surcharge. it added a box to household water bills. mandatory rationing is canceled. however, administrators say voluntary water rationing is still strongly encouraged. a way of life for a lot of californians, really. >> essentially, we mentioned the fact that 90% of the state is still in some level of drought stage. we're seeing the water

companies. >> professional drought. >> right. >> exactly. >> we'll see. >> keep it top of mind. top of mind for us today is warming temperatures. >> yeah, that's another thing. there is no rain in the forecast and it will be warming up into the '80s over the next couple of days. we're looking at some inland '80s and some 60s right along the coast, but we're still looking at some well above average temperatures and this morning as you head out, we're taking a live look now across the golden dpaet bridge. it looks like traffic is flowing smoothly. we are seeing low clouds this morning. we will check in with mike in a few seconds. it's now 57 degrees in the peninsula. 49 degrees in the north bay. we do have cool spots. i was checking in, in santa rosa, visibility is down to about a mile or less. so watch out for some fog. and in the south bay, temperatures are now in the low- to mid-50s, break it down for san francisco, we start out the morning with clouds, but it quickly clears out by 9:00. temperatures respond by warming up into the low 60s by 11:00. into the upper 60s today, 68

degrees by 2:00. i'll look at all the microclaimants. up to 84 degrees in redwood city. looking at mid-70s there in the castro. 68 degrees. 80 degrees in santa rosa. oakland 75. 85 degrees in pleasanton. looking at the warriors game, 70 degrees at 7:30 this evening with some clear skies as the sun sets. so beautiful weather for the game at oracle arena this evening. high pressure will stay in control with i'd spread '80s and high pressure fights back the on shore flow and into the next couple of days, headed into friday. that recurs. it drops our temperatures. so this bout of warm temperatures only lasts a couple of days. we will start to see the temperatures streaming down if time for the weekend. the average high 64 degrees. we may be below that in the city on saturday. the week forecast shows we'll have some comfortable weather in the east bay up to 71 degrees on

friday. as well as sunday. 75 degrees in the south bay and 65 degrees on sunday in san francisco. let's head over to mike now. you have a warning about that san francisco sink hole. >> that's right, kari. we will talk first of all about that commute and the warning. the good news the green all over the map. we take this to the weather wall. you see the green. a nice flow of traffic. way over on the right out of the altamonte pass, slows a tad bit. not a surprise for this wednesday morning. typical president tern. talk about the giants in a second. you want to warn folks about this section of mission street. she showed us pictures of that minivan that almost got swallowed up by the sinkhole. that's not far from mosconi center. the center for the arts, the new momo opening in the area. this is south of market. the approach. howard, fulsome, this is all going to be congested for the morning xout. combined, we have the mid-day

game for the giants t. whole area will be affected by the reroute around that couple of blocks t. approach to the bay bridge is moving well. the lanes right on scheduled here. we'll show you fremont and a smooth drive there southbound 880. back to you. >> thank you, mike. . coming up next, the investigative unit making a big discovery that could impact you the next time you bring your car into the auto shop. coming up, what we found that could soon lead to a change in california law. new details on the knife attacks

in massachusetts.

a bizarre and deadly stabbing spree -- ends inside a shopping mall. =vo= officers say it started when a man entered a home in bristol >> we sa new details on a series of knife attacks in massachusetts. a bizarre and deadly stabbing spree that ends inside of a shopping mall. officers say it started when a man entered a moment in bristol county, stabbed a mother and daughter, killing the 80-year-old mother. he then stole a car from the home, crashed it into a nearby mall. the man stabbed four more people inside of a restaurant, killing one person after being shot and killed by an off duty police officer. there is still no word on the motive on these attacks. investigators are look nook the death of music legend prince. they talked to a doctor twice that prescribed drugs for him. a search warrant obtained by two new news outlets. they returned to paisley park in minneapolis looking for more evidence. the award indicates dr. michael

schulenberg saw prince the day before he died and prescribed medication. it's not clear if prince took the drugs or what they were. an investigative unit explosive now. if you ever have car trouble. you know how important it is to find a mechanic you can trust. >> there was a special agency created specifically to protect consumers. our investigative unit exposed serious concerns over how that agency is doing its job. now a law maker is pushing for reform, including changing california law. >> reporter: guys, good morning. the agency is the bureau of automotive repair, which investigates complaints at auto repair shops across california. but we discovered when that agency find a repair shop doing something wrong, it often keeps that information secret so other consumers never have the opportunity to find out what happened and maybe steer clear of that business. we found out for 97% of auto complaints submitted to the bureau.

repair shops never face any kind of discipline. that's more than 10,000 cases each year t. bureau says state law prevents the agency from issuing more fines to repair shops. but state assembly woman says that's not true. she is pushing a bill to clarify the powers of watchdog, including its ability to issue more fines to repair shoms t. legislation would force the agency to release the findings of every one of its investigations. lawmakers at the state capital are expected to take up the bill within the next few weeks. back to you. >> thank you very much. if you have a ditch for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-items. or send an e-mail to us. isis is claiming responsibility for a bombing. >> work on a major viet in the heart of san francisco is going to slow down your commute. how long the sink hole will create a traffic nightmare in

the soma district. i'm bob redell. we will take you live to the floor of the oracle arena, where tonight the oracles could chin tenant semi-finals. alves, we hear from steph curry about making nba history with that mvp award. >> that story coming up

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middle of the week. >> you can call it dancing if you want. facebook live. >> straight for it. dancing our way into wednesday. >> yeah, it will be a warm one. as you head out the door, sun block. a lot of sun later on today. inland temperatures reaching into the '80s. although we start out with morning clouds, patchy fog. here's a look at those lunchtime temperatures. san francisco, 64 degrees, 72 degrees in the north bay and up to 80 degrees there. 85 in the tri-valley. th in south bay, 82 degrees. and we also have an early game for the giants so that may slow you down. how is it looking now, pike? >> thanks, kari. we are showing a smooth drive around the bay. typical pattern. we'll look over towards the tri-valley. west 580 all the of the altamonte pass. westbound 84.

in the city, getting down towards 84, heading towards 680. there may be a crash. something going on near that 680 merge t. bay bridge toll plaza shows you a typical backup here. we are tracking that sink hole the closure for michigan, san francisco, we will have an update in less than 60 seconds. >> we have breaking news for you, a car bombing in baghdad carried out by isis killed dozens of people. here's what we're learning. an suv packed with explosives detonated near a beauty salon at rush hour. this happened? sadr city, a part of the capital there in baghdad. that's an area predominantly shiite, while isis is made up largely of sunni fighters. the terror group claimed responsible at a web posting. it rocked a market filled with people basically shopping and going about their business. the latest figures show 63 dead with many more wounded.

developing news, we are following this morning. a sink hole will snarl the morning commute for some drivers in san francisco. it opened up on mission near new montgomery last night in the south market. just a block away from the palace hotel. it happened during the evening commute take a look at the seize of it. nine feet deep. ride share driver taking a family to the airport actual little got stuck in it. luckily no one was hurt. firefighters managed to pull that car out t. occupants to safety. crews say a broken sewer line caused the sing hole. it dates back to 1875. usually with sewers that old, age is the likely cause of the break. >> we'll check in with stephanie chuang in ant an hour t. puc says it's working to change the age of the system. crews will be repairing that break toot. muny lines and traffic will be

affected. a relative accused in the stabbing death is expected to be arraigned later today. that is happening outside of the courtroom. the judge is going to be traveling to the psychiatric facility at san francisco's general hospital where angela is now being held. police say he killed the defense attorney last friday. she was his great aunt. new criminal charges stemming from the beating of a suspect in san francisco. two alameda sheriffs deputies caught on camera last fall will face felony assault, assault with a deadly weapon and battery and serious bodily injury. prosecutors say they're awaiting additional medical records from the victim. the deputies remain on paid administrative leave as the case against them moves forward. another sheriffs deputy in santa clara county is in legal trouble, accused of sexually abusing a little girl. police arrested anthony diaz

this week. he abused the girl in 2012 when he was living with the girl's mother. diaz, is a seven-year veteran of the force has been put on unpaid leave. the bay area now has a confirm 13 cases of the zika virus. marin county now has its first case. health officials say the patient contracted it while traveling abroad and ma they are fought releasing any more details you see the breakdown of where they took place. doctors are warning people of the risks of getting sick. people can get zika through infected mosquitos or sexual contact with an infected person. zika has been linked to birth defects. a follow-up to the car burglaries in campbell we first reported earlier this week. police now say two people are in custody. they face charges of attempted dhar theft, grand theft and conspiracy. police released this video footage after the crime.

two people could be seen trying to steal a car and rummageing through two others. they were able steal cash and an iphone. all new this morning, los altos police say security cameras caught these pictures of man. it happened at a home on south clark avenue late last month. police say the suspect got through a home through a section under construction. he ended up taking some of the belongings there, walking right you through the sliding glass door. at 5:36, san jose city leaders have given the green light to avoid one of the city's most di vice it measures ever enacted. four years ago, voters approved measure b. >> that authorized a waive of pension reform that led to a massive rift between the city and its unions. last year, both sides brokered a settlement. yesterday, city council members approved the recommendation to follow a judge's ruling invalidateing the infamous

measure b. 5:36. two more states to donald trump's primary wins. he won in west virginia and nebraska today, both wins a foregone conclusion, since he's the only republican in the race. it puts trump 128 delegates shy of reaching the magic number of 1237 delegates he needs to officially secure that gop nomination. in the meantime, bernie sanders was in the bay area today. yesterday drumming up some support ahead of california's june 7th primary. he stopped by oakland and san francisco, vowing to continue his fight for the white house. coming up in about a half hour, edward lawrence breaks down yesterday's primary numbers an lets us know if there is any change in the race to the white house. >> a different kind of race, laura. here's a live look at oracle arena, where the golden state wore yards could clinch the western conference semi-finals with the portland trail blazers. this as warrior steph curry is

making nba history today. today bob redell is joining us live in oracle. >> bob curry named the post-valuable player with that special distinction. >> reporter: good morning, laura, sam, steph curry becoming the first and only nba player in history to be unanimously named mvp by all 131 voting members of the sports media. in other words, all those voters made him their top choice for mvp. here's curry yesterday receiving the award with head coach steve kerr, the top brass and mayor by his side. the only other players that come close to winning the mvp unanimously, lebron james and shaquille o'neill who missed by one vote. this was back years ago. curry is also the only 11th play tore win the mvp award in back-to-back years. in his typical fashion, curry has humbled by his honor. >> it was one of those things

where no matter how great people tell you you are or how lucky or inadequate critics say you are, you know, whatever drives you inside wherever you find that will to keep going, it's about not being complacent and get better no matter how hard that mission might be. >> this season, curry led the warriors to an nba record of 73 wins. when it claims three game field eld goals, he surpassed his record. monday night in port land, he scored a record 17 points to give them the win in a game that golden straight trailed at one point. tip-off tonight against the trail blazers at 7:30. they lead the golden state warriors. they clinch the western

conference semi-finals. everyone that comes here tonight is expected to be a soldout crowd, they will receive the rally towels and strength and a number of tee shirts. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> so much fanfare out there. crews right now on a three-year effort to return a piece of history to its rightful home are going to embark on the last lake of their journey. >> crews have been restoring a motor boat. it served in the u.s. life saving service, which pre dates the us coast guard in 1954 t. park service ended up with it. stopped using it in the '90s. today it will travel from sausalito back to its home where it will be used in a working museum exhibit at chimney rock. well, three years indeed a long time, since you lost your beloved dog. >> separation from your pooch. >> for one pet owner and his faithful lab, those empty

yearsed washed away in one happy reunion he reunited. someone scooped him off the streets year ago and thankfully the dog was microchipped. matt dominguez drove through the night. it's a mystery how brownie ended up so far from home. >> somebody scooped him up. >> how'd it take three years to get to that point? >> moving on. a look at the forecast. >> a lot of sunshine, we see this cloud cover and paeven fog in parts of the north bay. .tchy fog in parts of the north bay. .

a lot of warm temperatures. that could tie up traffic, how is it looking now, mike? >> you mentioned that game south of the bay bridge, but that ties up traffic in addition to all traffic going over to the south market area and that sink hole that we continue to tell you about. getting into the city, itself, the deal hams over at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the backup for metering lights. so major lou cloud cover. we have it picking up a tad bit. golden gate bridge, foggy later on, back to you guys. >> coming up, finding love up north. we will show you a dating website checking single americans with canadians. plus, did uber bail out of its court case too early?

did drivers leave money on the table? we'll take a look coming up.

>> new court documents show that uber got off pretty light as they settled a lawsuit. >> the ride sharing service agreed to pay a few million to drive, it could have been hundreds and hundreds. >> really big. how much is at stake for the company. a judge in san francisco unsealed those documents yesterday, which show if and that's a really big if, if uber

had lost its court case and if the drivers were considered actual employees, uber could have owed those drivers $730 million in back expenses, including gas money. the drivers in uber, instead, settled their case t. drivers will remain contractors, not employees and will get $100 million split thousands of ways t. judge still has to approve that settlement. the dow 30 industrials and the s&p 500 have their best rally in two months on tuesday disney shares under pressure. disney says it's having trouble with its ad sales on espn. some is timing. espn is under pressure. both as fewer people watched and more moved towards so-called skin my bundle. cable or internet bundle with fewer channels. it takes on netflix, saying you

should stop watching movies and watching sports. now this would be the moment sam and laura where i show you the ad and let it run. not really very good t. point here is espn is afraid of netflix. amazon has a new video amazon video direct, allowing independent movie and tv creators to upload video into it's on demand system. anybody can do this and make money when they watch the clips. sort of like etsee for video. this is more oriented towards the movie maker, maybe the independent movie maker. you can think of it how authors can upload their ebooks to amazon and make a couple of bucks? >> voi to pay for it? >> you know, maybe sometimes. the viewer sometimes you will pay for it in on demand. sometimes it will be covered under your prime it's actually up to the video offer. a young up and coming movie director could upload his video, you can watch it or charge 99

cents or whatever. on those ebooks, the martian the big movie started as an ebook. some guy uploaded it. >> it may be the next great programing for netflix. >> the next great director could be uploaded from his basement. >> that's fascinating. >> a fair shared economy. a major gamble going on in las vegas. it has nothing to do with the casinos on the strip. a hyper loop, that can travel. joining us live from san jose with what's happening in the gentlem nevada deserts. >> reporter: talk about living line i life in the fast line. they promise to move us at the speed of sound. >> that means san francisco to l.a. in 30 minutes. by way of comparison, we see here, at the station where high speed rail will roll through and get you from san francisco to

l.a. in two-and-a-half hours. the video that you are looking at here is what one of the companies is going to unveil in las vegas this morning. it's a prototype of hyper loop one. it has in the works a. ten foot long sled they hope reaches 350 miles per hour, two seconds, which will lay the groundwork for travel in air tight frictionless tubes. >> it's not science friction. it's real. it's proving this is a very real solution. it's not just an idea anymore. it's gone from idea to reality. >> reporter: though hyper loop one is unveiling its prototype sled today. they're not the only ones working on the technology. the hyper loop race has been on since 2013 when elon musk created a challenge for college students to design and build a hyper loop pod. the hyper loop one unveiled with

plans this morning wind chill $80 million in new funding and partnerships with another countries, they say the ceo says they should be ready for the kitty hawk moment later on this year if everything goes as planned. they are watching it as it is launched. we will hear later on in the "today" show. we will update you as well. >> thanks, so much, chris. it is 5:50 right now a. year long nbc bay area investigation uncovered that california's in home support system often fales the very people it's supposed to help. data shows hundreds of thousands in the state in the ihss time sheet system, which adds up to delays in pay for tens of thousands of workers. some didn't get paid at all. our investigative unit found paper time sheets and frustrated participants left in limbo. often no money or recourse. for example, one woman told nbc

bay area she had to supervisors and sign official time sheets for her care givgs even though she was heavily medicated and barely conscious at times. >> in other words, i'm supposed to take care of the hours and make sure the hours are okay on the time sheets and sign the time sheets for the people that i have have working for me. i don't think i was capable of doing that job under the circumstances. >> the state's own data shows nearly a half a million mistakes with ihhs time sheets that require human action to process in just one year. coming up tonight, senior investigative reporter unveils this antiquated system and talks on the front line, the ones affected most. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. if you have a tip, give us a call. or send us an e-mail. >> if you had a chance to get

out yesterday, afternoon, it was a beautiful day. >> a baseball kind of day. >> yes, within are you auto ought at&t park the sun is beating down, you don't have much of a win, it will be fairly worm out there. be prepared for. that as we start out this morning, we have clouds from at&t park towards san francisco. you see that we are not seeing a clear start to the day and once again, this will clear out fairly quickly as our temperatures will warm up, it's nice and cool to start out, 53 degrees there. 49 degrees in the north bay. in the south bay, it's 54. we drop in on the east bay now, it's 53 degrees in dublin and lafayette now and also 53 in livermore. look at how warm it is later on today, up to 84 in gilroy. half moon bay at 70 degrees. nice and comfort annual there 87

in fairfield. you see this will not last long. this high pressure is in control now. not giving us much of an ocean breeze. we will have widespread '80s inland. in time for the weekend, it starts on friday. we are looking at fog moving in along the coastline. it helps cool our temperatures down. highs will be in the 60s in san francisco t. peninsula looking at some low 70s and mid-70s for the tri-valley, north bay and south bay. talk to you about the turn around the sinkhole in san francisco. >> you have to turn around for some folks. we'll look at the maps. you will see traffic flows very well, typical kind around the bay as we zoom over towards the east bay, tri-valley, heading down towards fremont. that's the typical pattern. getting into san francisco, there is that closure on mission street. laura was telling you about the aspects, closed between new montgomery and second because of

a siveng hole that swallowed up a minivan. we will show you that later on. market rate and south of market will be affected. because of that closure. folks will take market, howard, full soldiers between the bay bridge and market street, itself. maybe through the area. we are looking towards the bay bridge toll plaza. we are getting more backup here as well as emeryville camera, we are seeing parts of the low clouds and fog sinking n. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. since donald trump's popularity, more disgruntled voters are thinking about at least they say moving to canada. >> here's why. including the site, a maple match, a man launched this to match americans and single canadians. he is promising to make dating great again since launching that site. last week, more than 13,000 people have signed up. >> you can find love in interesting places. >> who says we don't love donald

trump? >> 5:54. coming up, a discovery unit makes an impact that could affect you, coming up, what could soon lead to change in state law. and happening now on our digital platform, crews working right now in san francisco to repair a sinkhole that may we'll be right back some havoc during the morning commute. we have a live report on the way. we also have updates on our twitter feed. bernie sanders with a virginia win. we will break down the primaries in our decision 2016 section on our home page.

>> right now an investigative unit exclusive. if you ever had car trouble, it's hard to find someone you trust. >> we exposed serious concerns over how that agency does its job, now a law maker is pushing for major reform including a change in law. >> guys, good morning the bureau of automotive repair investigates complaints at auto repair shops across california. but we discovered when that agency finds a repair shop doing something wrong, it often keeps that information secret. so other consumers never have

the opportunity to find out what happens and maybe steer clear of that business. we also found out that for about 97% of all the repair complaints submitted to the bureau, repair shops never face any kind of discipline. that's more than 10,000 cases each year. the bureau says it prevents the agency from issuing more fines to repair shops but the state assembly woman is looking at the ability to issue more fines to repair shops. legislation would force the agency to release the findings of every one of its investigations, lawmakers are expected to take up the bill within the next few weeks. back to you. >> thank you a lot. if you have a tip, give us a call. or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com.

good morning, i'm live here in san francisco, soma area where a sink hole is set to tie up some of the morning commute, we got an update the latest on repairs and this road closure. dozens of people dead, dozens other seriously hurt after a bomb explodes right in the middle of a crowded market in baghdad. a clear under surveillance picture of a man that they say he broke into a home and how he got in, what he got away with, right now on "today in the bay." a very good now wednesday morning. thanks, for being with us. >> things are starting to tighten up a little bit. >> things are starting to worm up as well? >> get ready for that. we start out with cloud and f