we could have temperatures along the coast. it was warm in san francisco yesterday. you head out, you have mild temperatures, mostly sunny skies, 5:56, it will be warming inland once again to 90s still possible. cooler at the coastline, staying lear this evening. sunset will happen at 8:13. as we go into the next several day, much cooler temperatures, i'll show that you in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking now in oakland? >> it is looking great. it's a reminder, the doves play tonight. also, the a's play today. those are your reviews. let's go over to the tri-valley, west of 580 as well. this is westbound for the w. eastbound, construction around, just like the last couple of days. the side of the san mateo bridge, it's beautiful for you. >> it's time to sort off a

chaotic scene that ended with three people shot, including one that may have been shot by a police officer. it all unfolded about 9:00 p.m. on kingsley drive, witnesses say at least five gunshots were fired amongst a group of people. the police source tells the time the officer on the scene actually shot one of those people. again, in all, all three people were taken to the hospital and all are expected to survive. so far, there is no word on arrests. this morning, feelings of shock and sadness at an east bay high school after a football player collapsed during a conditioning exercise on the field and later died in the hospital. >> bob redell is live at encino high school where it all happened. bob with the grief counsellors will be there to help people cope with the tragedy. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, sam, the high school sent out a note to let them know professionals will be here to help staff and students talk

through happened here yesterday. the principal is asking for the students to lend each other support during the typical time. it was yesterday evening one of the school's football players collapsed at the end of conditioning. staff immediately called 911 and attended to him. he was transported to highland hospital, where he was declared dead. it's not clear if this workout took place indoors or outdoors or if yesterday's high temps could have had any impact on the scene, itself. reporting live here in alameda, bob redem, "today in the bay." it was a four-hour south bay standoff that ended with a flurry of flash bangs and pepper spray. the dramatic sequence that happened on a gate drive in santa clara last night. near wilcox high school. it all started with a knife attack about 7:00 at night, police say the 57-year-old stabbed a neighbor of his in his apartment building and other neighbors came running out of

their homes after they heard the noise. >> he came at me with a knife. the kid were behind me. i didn't know what to do. i just making them go back, back, back. >> the suspect ended up barricading himself in his own apartment following the stabbing after hours of negotiation. a s.w.a.t. team eventually moved in and used flag bangs and pepper glass to coach him out of the building. the stabbing victim is hospitalized and is expected to be okay. the family of a missing millbrae father confirms he was found dead. his body was found last wednesday in sonoma. he was seen april 28. the next day a hiker found his cell phone at golden gate park. there is no word on how he died. there is still no sign of a missing two-year-old. now, police are hoping you can

help. no one has seen arian fitts since february. the fbi and family and friends will announce a reward this afternoon. the video of opening more call navigation centers in san francisco to help the homeless population is reportedly now being put on the back burner. the chronicle reports to supervisors yesterday the latest vote requiring the city to open a half dozen centers over the next two years. one navigation center already exists for the mission. it allows homeless people to bring in all kind of belongings, including a pet, until they can find permanent housing. supervisors may vote on a plan next month. >> two more states weigh in on the race for president. primaries were held yesterday in oregon and kentucky. but there is stale little uncertainty about one race. republicans in oregon voted for donald trump, leaving him 81 zel gather away from officially grabbing that nomination.

democrats in oregon chose bernie sanders. sanders still needs 800 delegates to steal the nomination from hillary clinton. in kentucky, nbc news is calling hillary clinton the apparent winner, in kentucky, clinton was less than 100 delegates from clinching the nomination. >> i a him the only candidate, the only candidate with a plan, a $30 billion plan to help coal country. >> kentucky republicans did not go to the country. they voted back in march. despite that delegate gap, bernie sanders is pressing forward. he's here in the bay area, holding two rallies. >> it is huge victories at this point to try to make up that gap. crews here spent last night setting up the villejo water front. the santa clara fairgrounds is also gearing up for a similar event. those are the two locations. the democratic hopeful is stumping for votes.

many are asking why he picked san jose and villejo. >> we are looking for people who are perhaps blue collar workers, who are disanexted from the main stream party, whom he thinks he can captured. >> villejo is the bay area's hottest real estate market. the people here care about each other. >> all right. so he's trying to mobilize votes there. sanders organizers say they expect the rally to be filled to capacity. some estimate a crowd of 10 to 18,000 people in toll. we always get a big crowd at oracle arena, that's for sure, cheering on our warriors, they are dropping the western conference finals to oklahoma city thunder. they say they're breaking the unfamiliar position of the playoffs. >> after the game, he smiled, he said, we haven't been here before. yeah, i know, i like this.

this will be fun. when you go about something like this, it makes it all the more sweeter. you know, so i'm relishing this country. >> there you go, you are doing it good. the odds in the warrior's favor as they have yet to lose back-to-back games in entire season. game two in oakland, kickoff set for 6:00. >> the warriors are eight-and-a-half point favorites. last night the sharks snagged a crucial win. brent burns with a big beard and a big night. two goals for burns. he is giving the sharks a commanding 3-0 lead in the game t. goaltender did the rest to shut out the blue, ending with a final score of 4-0. look at that. the series is now tied at one game apiece. game three will be in san jose tomorrow night. >> there we go. from the sharks cam on the ice

to the bay, check out this. they are swarming south of santa cruz yesterday, experts say because the el nino, the young starts about 400 miles farther forth than usual. >> you probably don't want to see the parents. >> i think for them. good point. it's so shocking, we have real sharks in the shark tank. >> oh. >> kari hall, will it be a beach day today? >> yes, temperatures need to warm up. a little cooler today in san francisco. we are looking at overall a nice day across the bay. here's a nice look at san rafael. we start out with clear skies, highs reaching into the upper '80s in the south bay. pam loal to 85 degrees, 72 in halfmoon by a, san francisco up to 75. 86 in santa rosa. concord 88 and we'll be hitting some low 90s there in parts of the tri-valley in pleasanton. over the next few day, a major

drop in temperatures. so i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike now with a look at the bay bridge. >> first from emeryville. you see the traffic right there, a clear view of that. we will show you the toll plaza, though. we have early backup. everything is moving nicely. meanwhile, another look out there shows you the north bay on the 101 an easy drive, they talk about the weather up there. we will talk about the fact that it's from nevada to the golden gate bridge. back to you. >> all right,oming up next. overtime work that must be paid for. historic announcements in the obama administration the decision, a heads up by the department of labor that will get past millions of workers across the country. >> plus donald trump weighs in on silicon valley. we'll pick apart what he said coming up.

rule that'll guarantee overtime protection for millions of american workers. =sam/boxes= >> today the u.s. labor department will issue markers. >> tracy potts joins us with this decision. while it could benefit workers, critics say it will have a negative impact on small business. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, imagine being one of the more than 4 million people who can get overtime, time-and-a-half has been reserved for people who earn $23,000 or less, it's your salary now. the obama administration says they will double the salary pack. so if you have a manager's new level managers, who earn up to $47,000 can also get overtime when they work those extra hours

in the same week. but this business could cripple them. lots of red tape, lots of unexpected payments to employees. they could end up demoting two level managers or making them hourly. so they have to more carefully account for that extra work, littleing people to only working 40 hours a week and hiring part-time people to fill in. so while the administration says this is going to put money back in the pockets of the middle class, people are making under $50,000. but aren't always getting paid for all that work. businesses say if you triple them, so the question now becomes how many people will actually see that overturned? the announcement is today, it's supposed to kick in december 1st. >> thank you very much, tracy. 5:13 the u.s. senate one step closer to passing a $billion dollar effort to fund against the zika virus. pushing the dham ber further down a collision course with the house as it works on a vastly

different measure to combat the virus. in the meantime today, the house of representatives is working on its own package that would provide a fraction of that. for the third year in a row, washington, d.c. takes the crown for the nation's healthiest city. how do we do in the bay area? here's the american fitness index as ranked by the american college of sports medicine. the san francisco bay area comes in fifth. the good news is more people are working out, about three-quarters of the american population in general is reporting exercising in the last 30 days. that's up from about two-thirds to a year ago. speaking of exercising, intel the nation's largest security technology firm says there is an alarming trend when it comes to finding diet and health information online. nearly 66% of those asked say they would click on a diet promotion online before summer starts. and thursday, they did click on promotional links, even without knowing if the site was legitimate. santa clara based intel says many of the sites are just not secure. this was, perhaps,

inevitable. donald trump is weighing in on using silicon valley. >> he weighs in on everything. i think. >> good morning to you, laura. we as journalists will let you know when any of the three major candidates says something inaccurate or overblown. that's been pretty much the full-time job with mr. trump. however the latest statement about silicon valley is a matter of opinion and programs not entirely wrong. trump in an interview with reuters said you look at some of these high-tech stocks that are so, so weak, in the contest and as a company, they're selling for so much money. i would have said can that ever happen again, referring, of course, to the crash. i think that could happen again. opinions, not fact. many in silicon valley twitter to poke fun at it. fun at it. but another bubble is not so superworried for many in the valley. alphabet withhold a google io conference, this is last

year's conference, this year it was held at the amphitheater, if you are going, make sure you go to the right place. if are you not going, watch out for traffic on 101. let's check in with the rest of the news before the bell. landon. >> reporter: hey there, scott, good morning, wall street looks to add to the season. stocks off on comments and officials suggesting that they could range as early as june, if following data is showing a big jump in consumer prices last month. we get the news from april this afternoon, earnings from loee's and target. the nasdaq down 59 to 4715, back to you. the "new york times" says google is going to announce the google home project at the io offense, io stands for input, out put. you can ignore it. google home is designed to take on amazon echo, the device that

takes your voice and does all kind of voice commands in the house. it's the orpg nam himson echo. i got the little one. you can ask it to play music, you can ask it to order a pizza, to call ooububer. amazon really caught google and apple totally off guard with this. >> so what if i come to your house and ask for things, will it recognize -- >> it should. you can train several adults' voice, a normal voice, alexa, unlike siri. >> she knows what kind of pizza you like? >> she orders your favorite pizza. >> i was looking at the reviews, amazon is getting above reviews on any of these products. >> remember, this works into their system. right? since tail be able sell more stuff and so it's. >> now, grabbing some of the own space, too.

>> that's right. it's really something we already know. there is a lot. >> command yourself. a lot of brilliance. >> we were talking about present companies. i'm not so sure. >> but, of course. now, gets me be izzo. >> then i'll be on your good side. file this one under a sticky situation. talking about google. this is reported by the mercury news, google may one day improve the safety of robotic cars. it's patenting a fly paper to the front end of its driverless cars. googlele is theorizing the victim would stick to the car instead of being more injured by hitting the ground. the standard stip lakes for that. goggle says the patent does not necessarily foreshadow its products in hits pipeline. >> it's waiting to happen somewhere there. 5:18. sure they're getting along these days. this probably takes the cake.

actually the person in this wheelchair, certainly not when they first got this in mind. this is actually a zombie top from the "texas shachainsaw massacre" movie. they were saying they never seen bluetooth. just saying. >> was all of this accurate? people have at airports, especially now, it's good they have a sense of humor about the debacle in airport security right now. >> take it calmly. you are going on vacation. >> somebody said, this person was alive within they got in line. >> it will be sometime around halloween that we actually get through security. we are already prepared with those zombie tops. >> you can go somewhere. >> right now, starting to feel like summer. >> it will feel like summer one more day, then we're back to winter. we won't even go back to spring as we go into the next couple of days. let's take a live look outside

now. we're taking a look at san jose, getting ready for the sharks to come back home tomorrow night. today, we are still sizzling in this very warm air. we break it down for palo alto. at 9:00, we're at 67 degrees, into the upper 70s by lunchtime, hitting the low '80s there. we detect a little of a break in san francisco and the warriors game this evening. we'll be at 70 degrees, winds in from the northwest at 10 to 15 miles an hour. over the next three days, our temperatures go from the '80s today in the south bay, 68 degrees on friday, a big drop in the peninsula, more drives moving in. a look now at san francisco as our temperatures continue to drop. in the north bay, we'll have a chance of rain late on friday. we go from 87 today to 68 degrees on friday and the east bay also a big drop in those temperatures into the mid-60s. tri-valley also from 90 today

into the 60s. so if you are making plans outdoors this weekend, keep in mind that it will be very cool. many of us will struggle to make it out of the 60s and we'll pass scattered showers, this model shows that we will have a pretty good coverage of some rain this afternoon. it could bring about a tenth of an inch of rain. small possibility that we could get a little more up to a quarter of an inch. most of the models showing a tenth of an inch of rain all across the bay area. as we look ahead to the weekend. once again, a soggy saturday at tiles, won't rain the entire time. sunday clears out, with a small boost in those temperatures. let's head over to mike now, checking out the san mateo bridge. >> kari, we're looking at a nice drive, what's down away from us moves very well as we look over towards the other side, you see it coming across, on the right, jump off and take that into the commute. we have a nice evening drive, look at this cluster. we see that coming through.

again, as you soften that side, the normal, like look at dublin, we're looking at westbound 580 a. typical build in altamonte. no problems, westbound commute, eastbound, we have a couple of nights, greenville out of livermore. meanwhile, the south bay. we take a like look at the north bay 101. >> that sign indicating down towards the coffee farther south. everything in the silicon valley, no major water right now, though. back to you. >> it's 5:22, coming up, a plane bursts into flames, the investigation now under way to find out how this happened. airport in nevada city,

northeast of sacramento. a small, private e >> an investigation is under way into how two planes collided in an airport in nevada city northeast of sacramento. a small private plane making a hard landing crashed into another plane near the runway bursting into flames. the pilot made a hard landing and was injured and was taken to a nearby hospital with burns. new details on a raging fire outside of sacramento, it started as a grass fire yesterday, it quickly spread to a nearby special area. near the thunder valley casino, northeast of sacramento, right by roseville, fire fighters say that it's 50% contained and no longer spreading. that itself the good news, the flames hit a delivery truck.

no word yet on a car for that truck. canadian forests have an unforgettable trip to talk about. >> their hot air balloon ended up getting stranded in napa after high wind forced them to land near the napa river. >> i think he thought it was a road. it looked like a road. it was an island with water and mud. we realized once we landed, we couldn't take off in landing and fuel and we fed to get a ride. >> chp had to use a helicopter to eventually fly everyone out. a memorable trip. >> a lot better to get stuck on the ground than up high. >> that would be a problem. up next, very chaotic scene caught on camera inside of san francisco city hall. the vandals, city leaders are hoping to bring to justice. >> reporter: i'm stephanie chung, in a few hours, thousands will expecting to attend a bernie sanders rally. i'm sam brock.

=laura/4shot= and i'm laura garcia-cannon. =4shot= ad lib toss to weather >> good morning, thank you so mump for joining us on this wednesday, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.

>> we have heat right now, by the time the weekend rolls around, a big difference here. >> yes. >> you have family in town, actually? >> where do they want to go? >> [ inaudible ] . >> that's the kind of weather we will see over the next few days, today, definitely beach weather. let's take a look at those headlines, bernie sanders and hillary clinton okay. so a mild morning and some clear skies. >> they want to go to the beach. >> why not. bernie will be here today, right. sunrise will be 5:56. it will be inland, still cool along the coastline. we'll have a wide range in temperatures, stay clear, sunset at 8:13. het head over to mike now, it's about that time at the bay bridge. >> we see the bay bridge, we see a gradual build, again, just

like the last couple of days this week. we are seeing more of a summertime shift. >> that will be gradual over the next few weeks. traffic flows nicely. on the 80 right there under university and a half and as the colleges get off, the elementary schools for summertime, we will see that change to a later morning commute. right now, we are looking at southbound 101 through san rafael, no major delays no, major crashes on the chp blotter. that's a good start, lawyer. >> reporter: back to you. >> thank you so much. 5:hundred, developing this morning, police in pittsburgh are trying to sort out a chaotic scene that ended with three people shot, including one that may have been shot by a police officer. it all unfolded about 9:00 p.m. on kingsley drive t. east bay time reports witnesses say five gunshots were fired amongsed a group of people. they tell the time the officer shot one of those people. again, in all, three people were taken to the hospital. all are expected to survive. so far, there is no word on

arrests. decision 2016, a split night for the democrats last night, bernie sanders pulling out a win in on the ground as hillary clinton, it appears narrowly won in kentucky, 47-46. adding to her already large delegate count if those results hold, clinton is now just 92 delegates away from clinching the democratic nomination. but despite this delegate gap, bernie sanders is pressing forward here in california with two stops in the bay area. today the bay stephanie chung is live in the bay. good morning. >> reporter: good morning the bernie sanders camp expecting thousands here at the fairgrounds, the doors here opening at 10:00 this morning, as sam mentioned, bernie sanders holding a rally in carson, where he learned he won the oregon primary, declaring, quote, he is getting to like the west coast. he also said democratic rally rival hillary clinton's victory in couple's primary was narrow,

noting they essentially split delegates in a state where she handily won if 2006. sanders promising to go all the way to the convention, has his eyes on california, with 548 delegates the biggest prize of any state, political analyst, bernie sanders says it's the last stop. >> he knows he doesn't have enough pledge delegates to stop hillary clinton, but if he can gather to a stand still to make it so the super delegates have to make the difference. that's what he hopes for. >> reporter: now, crews spent hours yesterday setting up at the water front for tonight's campaign rally at 7:30. doors open at 4:00. the question is why san jose? why villejo? one thought is sanders is targeting both democrats and independents who are blue collar workers and who might not feel a

part of the main stream part of the democratic party, and people he feels he can appeal to in both bay area cities. live here in san jose, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> some people damaged city hall to the tune of $20,000. >> right now city hall is releasing video from the may 6th demonstration by those who want the police chief to resign or to be fired t. hope is that people will recognize the folks who are doing all the damage. officials say demonstrators trashed the metal detector, broke windows, busted decorative iron work. >> the taxpayer shouldn't have to pay for this damage to this historic building. this is the people's palace. >> he was swingingb his baton. i said, are you hurting me now, sir. >> some reporters claim they were roughed up by police officers during the protests. deputies ended up arresting 33

demonstrators. shock and sadness in the east bay after a football player di died. he later passed away. investigators aren't releasing the players's identity or how he died. >> they said there will be grief counsellors on campus today. in the meantime, a security guard is behind bars accused of animal cruelty in san francisco. police say charles moore was on duty at this safeway on 16th street. he got into a confrontation with a man who had a chihuahua with him. hess caught on store under surveillance camera kicking that dog twice. the dog ran from the attack and was struck and killed by a car. former security guard is being charged with felony animal cruelty and misdemeanor battery. two people accused in a large scale sex trafficking race, bailsed in the east bay are scheduled to be arraigned today, james joseph, jr. and a woman operated a sex trafficking ring spanning several states.

investigators believe it was centered in san ro money. the pair was arrested last august along with a third suspect. that suspect not scheduled to appear if court today. a man and a woman have both been hospitalized in san rafael after they were hit by a car while they were walking through a crosswalk. this happened near dominican university on lincoln avenue by grant. officers say the driver struck that couple about 6:00 last night and there is no word on the extent of tear injuries. police are hoping to add high-tech tools to their crime fighting ars nam. they are requesting a half a million to install license plate readers along the interstate 580 exit in dublin. they are hoping to equip patrol cars with mobile readers. police say in march the number of home burglaries doubled. some people question the added layer of under surveillance. >> i do valuepy privacy and so i'm just a little concerned about that. >> that's not all. government authorities are requesting do tap into private home under surveillance footage.

they are done in some other bay area cities. sharpening our water policy as the drought is still an issue in california. later today, state regulators are taking action on a long-term plan to save water. right now, we are under a mandatory water rationing. >> that is seen as a blunt short-term wave dealing with the drought. regulators are scheduled to vote on a longer term three-year plan, one that would require three water actions to assess how much water they have. how much can be used t. state would then monitor each individual agency. it is 5:37 right now. the feds are concerned california faces another devastating fire chief. so they're step income with money and man power to help. $30 million is being made available. they are used to clear trees from national forests. federal experts said yesterday, the winter's wet weather really helps only in the northern part of our state. southern california remain mostly dry. four years of drought have killed an estimated 40 million

trees in the state's national forests. another heavy fire season, a terrifying prospect. >> exactly. it will be hot, in fact, today, then a cooling trend happened, interesting weather we are having. >> now is the time to start clearing those leaves, especially if you live along at some of the higher terrain and you want to make sure you are cutting things back in preparation for that fire season. also, will you have to take a live look at oakland, getting ready for the warriors, a place tonight, coming being home. highs today will still be very warm in gilroy city up to 87 degrees, 75 in the mission district. we will be up to 78 in oakland and 83 in napa. pleasanton, a high of 90 degrees, so it won't be that hot over the next few days, in fact, a drastic drop in those temperatures headed our way. i will talk about that in less than ten minutes. >> kari, slowing through the maze here. here's the traffic. no problems off 580 and 24.

you see it right here, the toll paz za, you have a backup and look at the bottom of the screen, meanwhile, another live look to show you what things are like for the south bay. here's northbound 101 at 680. we do have that here. meanwhile, southbound, oakland road, a disabled vehicle and maybe another vehicle to stop to help out. >> that will be over in the slow lane and the right shoulder, stay to the left if you are headed southbound in the area. a nice flow of traffic the rest of the day, guy, we'll send it back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. up next, a historic moment in our nation's capital as the senate is confirming the nomination of the first openly gay army secretary. it's a long process that led up to this decision. well, plus we will talk about a silicon valley entrepreneur who is in kour as well we'll take a look coming up in business news. daughter's school in southern

california. >> former giants superstar barry bonds is not happy about his daughter's school in southern california. he tweeted this video that shows students singing the lyrics of a rap song that used lyrics about profanity and the n-word. it's a part of a petition on claim.org. it has the high end, the school is investigating right now. the petition criticizes them for not doing more. today's facebook ceo mark zucker

burg will lead with 15 leaders. >> they have a preview of what could be discussed at this meeting. >> good morning, laura, we say 15, but it's about the scene. we don't know who is on the guest list. this is a closed meeting that mark zucker burg is going to have, which we expect he will try to explain how they are elected and we will convince those conservative leaders they have no bias. we expect that. because the facebook ceo has been trying to do that since last week, when they reported those former employee claims that they were instructed, to manipulate those topics that you see in the feed, preventing employees with conservative ideas from appearing in the feed. in a britain statement, zuckerberg said his investigation revealed no evidence. >> that statement reads, we have rigorous guidelines that do not

permit the prioritization of one viewpoint over another or the suppression of political perspectives. >> if the news is coming through there, which is represented to be objective and it's fought, then i think that people will get to know that. >> consider this analysis for mark at cnbc, facebook has 1.1 billion users and more than all newspapers and cable viewers combined. it is not legally a site, thus, it is not regulated by the sec and we are, for example. >> that could be a powerful force behind this meeting today, trying to make nice t. meeting is closed to the media, except for those on the guest list. they are trying to pull that guest list together, gathering elements here and there, i will post that on my facebook page. >> all right. we'll see who likes it. >> life imitateing art.

thank you. we will continue this conversation with scott mcgrew. >> she points out it started about actually how poorly treated the contractors who work on facebook trending stories feel. remember, up in sinclair's jungle, sinclair said he wanted to expose how badly people are treated in the meat packing industry. same problem. the article we are talking about was supposed to be about the treatment of the contractors, it ended up being about politics him speaking of employees versus contractors. a lot of american businesses are trying to figure out how to save money as the obama administration announces today it's increasing the number of workers who are eligible for overtime. the speculation is some businesses will cut hours or contract out some work in order to prevent paying overtime. we get the fed minutes today, the notes from the latest fed meeting, discussing interest rates. we know something now. they did not know during that

meeting. factory production is up. they will raise interest rates which seem more likely this morning. san francisco ents (newer and general all around bad boy jessica hall is expected to be back in court today. chahal. the hearings we started today, chahal was on probation after attacking his then girlfriend, it's alleged he attacked another woman and prosecutors want to revoke his probation and send him to jail. okay, here's a twist. netflix narco show is going to be on television. a company has a deal with unify vision to run the series on univision. lots of tv shows as you well know, that ran our broadcast television are on netflix. this is the first time something on netflix will be broadcast. >> that's interesting. >> isn't that cool? it's a quality show, "orange in

the new black." some you can't run on tv. >> this is going on uni56, too, i watched that entire series, i'd say about 80% is in spanish. about 20% in english. >> read the sub titles. >> it was enough sanity for me, we had to make sure they weren't swearing. >> i thought you were going to say on the hill. >> yes, right. >> it's 4:50 -- 5:47 right now. millions more american workers are soon going to become eligible for overtime pay. anyone making a salary of less than $47,476 a year will qualify, slightly double the current threshold. this is a part of a new rule announced by the white house that states anyone making less than the stated amount will be eligible for overtime if they work more than 40 hours a week. business lead, say the move is too drastic. >> the u.s. senate unanimously

passes a bill that allows 9/11 terrorist attacks victims to sue the country of saudi arabia. most of the similar attacks did have ties to saudi arabia. but the white house is opposing this measure, saying it alienates an important allie in the middle east. president obama says the move is going to open americans now to similar lawsuits. there is no immediate plans by the house to take up the bill. >> it is 5:48 right now. history is made again by the obama leadish of the u.s. military service. senate lawmakers late yesterday confirm the nomination of eric fanning to be the secretary. the nomination was months in the making. the u.s. military certainly has come a long way in five years after the repeople of don't ask, don't tell, which prohibited gay and lesbian service members. talk about a purrnext couple. two bonified cat lovers may have found best way ever for them to express their love for each other. >> let's get this cat story over

with. try getting hit with a whole bunch of cats when it comes to weddings? no.this is a first ever at the kings cat sanctuary east of fresno, it's california's largest no kill cat sanctuary with more than a thousand felines on the premises. the bride and groom are both from scanada, they say they decided on this venue because of their common interests. >> we are both animal lovers, that's why i married her. some of the guests were asking if kittens may be on the horizon. okay. that's funny t. newlyweds did not make any comment. >> i'm glad there is someone for everyone out there. >> all those sound effects, by the way, provided by laura. >> no, that was kari.

>> thank you so much. >> i'm sorry. >> they're very cute. they creep me out a little. >> we are sneezing the entire time. >> allergies. >> take me off that list. >> we can include you in the dog segment. a great day for walking cocoa today. we'll have some nice warm weather. why not? it's great out washing weather today. it will be a very warm one today. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. a beautiful start to the day. isn't that nice? a lot more sunshine today, let's break it down for livermore now. this will be a spot today, really feeling that sizzle. starting out in the low 60s, up to 79 degrees by 11:00. it continues to climb from there into the upper '80s and even some low 90s in spots. if you are going out today for the a's game, it will be a 75

degrees, 77 degrees by the fifth inning. 78 degrees by the end of the die. so definitely very hot out there at the coliseum. the next three days, we are going to have the temperatures really taking a dievgs about 20 degrees temperature drop in just two days. in the peninsula, more of the same as we see those temperatures falling down. we'll have a slight chance of some showers in san francisco late friday evening. the rest of the bay area may see that on saturday, north bay also a slight chance of rain on friday while we have a partly cloudy skies for the east bay. 65 degrees will be the high. we will struggle to make it into the 60s and low 70s for the weekend. the average high will be 75 degrees, it's 75 degrees, we're well above that today, dipping below that tomorrow, this weekend will be cool, the highs reaching into the 60s. we will also have some scattered showers moving in, with an area of low pressure that brings in some rain for saturday. and we once again will have that chance of rain with the potential of about a tenth of an

inch for total rainfall accumulation. but it doesn't look like a very heavy rainfall. the weekend forecast brings it way down from the '80s and 90s, we'll see today, more clouds, some spotty rain and the highs reaching 70 degrees on sunday in the north bay as well as the south bay. let's head over to mike now, tracking what's happening on the roadways, now in san jose. >> that's right. we had a crash reported. it's reported over here, the light, light southbound directed, reported this camera shot. but i don't see slowing. so we'll track that, meanwhile, you want to show this area as well. this is 880. notice here, also, it's the southbound side, it's slowing down over here with the headlights. it's not a major issue. it is unusual for that traffic to be heavy on the southbound side. i'm track the area. meanwhile, just a note, today, the arena, kari mentioned, mid-day the a's playing, that will be mid-day traffic as well, going into towards the evening

there as well. as, ws. a flow of traffic westbound, no problems, just some hazy, visibility is find. the east reports dublin 580 westbound, that's slowing out of the altamonte and slowing into the altamonte. we have that construction zone as we had the first couple days this week. back to you. >> thanks a lot. all right, coming up next, we investigate. >> it's extraordinarily long lived. once it gets out into the environment, it's almost never breaks down. >> it is a chemical that's been called virtually indestructible and now, it's showing up in california's water supply. up next, we reveal the new evidence that the government focuses on what you are drinking. and it's 5:53, happening now, join us on facebook, we join our facebook live event of the morning. we will take you in-depth.

a little bit of behind the scenes actions as well. plus, are you ready for a wicked drive? the mass effect drive before it even opposite today. head to nbc bay area.com. closing arguments are expected

today in the civil trial in the colorado theater shootings. =vo= families of the victims are sueing theater owner cinemark. they argue the theater had no armed guards, and security was

lax at the time of the shooting in 20-12. the theater has no armed guards and security was lax at the time of the shooting in 2012. a dozen people died, 70 more were injured, the shooter, james holmes is serving multiple life terms. a state grand jury has indicted the pipeline company responsible for last year's massive oil spill near santa barbara. they spilled 150,000 gallons of crude oil washing out into the ocean. the pipeline says no criminal acts were committed. the company is now facing nearly $3 million in fines and penalties. an investigative unit this morning, airports on standby in case there is a crash. now the government is concerned about some contaminants, one found in firefighting foam. our investigative unit explains where those chemicals are still

ending up. >> good morning, foam is a powerful tool to fight tire, airports use it, the military bases like the one in this photo. toxic chemicals have been phased out, they use the environmentally friendly kind, for decades, foam was made up of toxic chemicals. they have been linked to cancer, now the military is testing for contamination around its bases, 55 are in california. the e is requiring public water systems to test for the contaminants. we analyze agency data and found hits in 28 drinking water supplies in california. that's more than any other state. pleasanton reported two low level detections in 2013 and 2014. officials there say they don't believe there is a health risk. the e calls the emerging contaminants, it plans to issue a new health advisory for the summer. it's only a guide. as we learned, the e doesn't

regulate the chemicals in water. can you watch our full investigation online right now on nbc bay area.com, click on the investigations tab. guys. >> okay, liz, thanks so much. if you have a tip, for our investigative unit, give us a call, or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area.com. san jose city leaders saying no to north carolina and mississippi. all city business is suspended until those states make a change. this is in response to recently passed laws in those key states, seen as discriminatory in the lbgt community. san jose city leaders voted to pass the measure last night t. ban will stay in effect as long as the laws in those states stay on the books. san francisco has a similar ban. >> the state has a similar law. at 6:00, gunfire erupts in an east bay neighborhood, sending several people to the hospital. right now, we are learning a police officer may have pulled

the trigger. >> reporter: i'm bob redell, a high school athlete died after football conditioning. >> that story coming up. taken away in cuffs after an hour long standoff in the south bay the tactics police used that finally forced the stabbing suspect to sir surrender. the next hour of "today in the bay" starts right now a. very good wednesday morning to you, thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam block. >> he is back in yellow, before giving a traffic report. first, plenty of yellow coming from the sky. >> we will have one more day of big time heat. >> oh, yeah, especially for many of the valleys today, looking ag at highs in the 90s. look for mild temperatures, all clear skies, sunrise happening