hour through city streets loses control. hear from the man working inside this garage the moment the car came crashing through. what fans didn't do has a lot of people talking this morning. good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we are talking about people. we've got mike here with the roads. >> it will feel better today. as you head out, this is what you need to know. mild temperatures, sunrise happening as we speak. it will be mostly sunny today and not as hot with widespread

60s and 70s across the bay area. it will be breezy and cooler tonight. sunset 8:14 and cooler for the weekend. mike has an update on that slowdown through fremont. >> we are watching 880. there were rumors of a crash. we are looking toward a little build southbound by the truck scale there. overall looking good. this is slow iing. this is starting to clear up now. that road crew did clear. we have recovery now but slowing out of hayward to union city. typical pattern for the rest of the bay approaching the bay bridge where metering lights are on. there you go. just filled in that. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 6:01, we have breaking news we

are following from overseas. the french president confirms and egyptair flight carrying 56 people crashed. it's too early to know why. the flight was traveling from paris to cairo when it disappeared from radar over the mediterranean sea. we are seeing the plane made sudden swerves. >> it was behaving erratically as it was coming down. we can confirm that the u.s. navy is sending a pt aircraft to help in a search and rescue operation at this point. the u.s. not saying they believe it is a crash just they are going to help. the french president confirmed that the egyptair jet crashed after disappearing, but that it is too soon to speculate why. that is at odds with what the egyptian civil aviation minister is saying this morning.

at his press conference that ended a few moments ago, he was refusing to call the disappearance of egyptair flight 804 a crash, but not ruling out a terror attack. here is a look at flight tracker of that flight. the airbus made a 90 degree turn to the left and full 360 as it drops from a cruising altitude of 37,000 feet to 1,500 feet. you can imagine how the families are feeling this morning. there were 66 people onboard that plane. 56 are passengers. three of them are marshals we are told is routine on a plane of this size. one child, two babies, all of these folks from 12 different nations. none appears to be american at this point. the greek civil aviation authority banned flights 44 miles around the last point of contact with flight 804. they are searching by air and in

the water about 170 miles off the egyptian coast. security analysts say that the current indications are leaning towards someç abrupt incident opposed to some gradual malfunction as that plane, airbus 320, is a safe aircraft. one of the safest in the world. everything is on the table, including the possibility this may have been a terror attack. we'll continue monitoring this for you here. you can find this on our social media platform. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you, kris. she'll join us in our next half hour. kris is posting updates on twitter. you can follow her @kris nbc.

the bomber aborted take-off but all seven people were able to get out safely and unhurt. check out this bmw in the garage of a santa rosa home. it looks like it belongs there. that's not the story. the driver was traveling 100 miles per hour through city streets, losing control at franklin avenue and wright street. the car went through the yard of a home and kept going into the yard of another home. it was a close call for a man inside that garage. >> i see the wall coming to me. i'm thinking it's an airplane or something. then i see the car and it smells like gas or something burning. really i was scared. >> no one was hurt. the crash is under investigation. >> on a crash course with a

corps. a man in a shootout with antioch police will be arraigned later today. 25-year-old serrano is facing charges for shooting an officer in the head earlier this month. that officer was not seriously hurt. serrano allegedly attacked several police officers who were responding after serrano crashed a reported stolen vehicle in pittsburgh. >> first put on leave and no longer on the force. that is the latest fallout from the sexual misconduct scandal. opd confirmed two of the four police officers have resigned. investigators are not releasing the officers' names or details about the allegations. sources told nbc bay area multiple officers had sex with a minor last year. later today, california law makers will consider sweeping new changes to limit the sale of guns in the state. senators are set to vote on several gun control bills. one would outlaw sale of certain

assault rifles. they are trying to stave off a november ballot measure being pushed by lieutenant governor gavin newsom. that would push tighter restrictions. bernie sanders making his rounds in the bay area. his campaign started in the south bay, ended in vallejo with a surprise stop in san francisco. each stop drew an excited crowd of supporters. hundreds of people showed up to support sanders who says he stands for the working people of this country. >> working families of this country should not be subsidizing the wealthiest families in this country. >> despite trailing in the delegate count, sanders told us that he believes he can still be the democratic nominee. he plans to continue his campaign here in california. very serious allegations this morning. the gop presumptive nominee

donald trump is accusing former president bill clinton of rape. trump making those comments during a fox interview. >> it's about exposure and another case about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> the woman in question juanita broderick initially said there was no assault, then she recanted. bill clinton denied it and was never charged. hillary clinton campaign spokesperson says trump is feeling attacked and licking his wounds. >> trump is making local headlines. he took a swipe at oakland and the mayor sounding off. in an interview with the "new york times," trump called oakland one of the most dangerous places in the world. the mayor responded by saying there is another place much worse. she wrote on twitter, "the most dangerous place in america is donald trump's mouth." the crime rate in oakland is

improving. crimes stat show robberies and nonfate yool shootings declined in the past two years. >> from political fireworks to the real thing. warriors lowering the boom on thunder last night after a disappointing game one. doves came out looking for sweet revenge. didn't come right away, but it came. game tied up late in the second quarter. doves go on an 8-0 run. a circus shot from andre iguodala. less than two minutes in the third quarter, doves dominate oklahoma city 118-91. >> i feel great joy. it's true. >> after the game, i was disappointed, but we knew the

chance for us to leave the oracle and go to oklahoma city with a 1-1 split was right there. we had to take the game. >> the series is now tied up one game apiece. game three isn't till sunday night. that will be in okc. >>. >> it was all smiles for warriors' fans, there was a scary moment that had the arena holding its collective breath. >> take a look at what happened late in the third quarter. steph curry going for a loose ball dives into the stands. none of the fans hold him up. aside from a welt on his elbow. curry was fine. this guy here with the camera takes it out and starts photographing curry in the stands. it wasn't clear whether he was okay. that drew the ire of a lot of people. the gm saying next time this happens, catch the man and hold

up your star. >> strength in numbers, right? help him out already. 6:11. let's get a quick check of weather with kari hall standing by. after a couple of days of hot weather, changes are in the works. >> looking at temperatures, it's 47 in the north bay. south bay 56 with all clear skies. today forecast will be much cooler than we had recently. up to 66 in the city and 75 in the north and south bay. we are looking ahead to cooler temperatures this weekend. i'll detail in a few minutes. we are seeing new timing for the morning commute. >> this is what we are talking about as we head through the summer breaks. we are seeing later start for the build. a lot of folks are relaxing on morning timing. map shows nothing other than that. a very light commute. we have recovery south 880.

that earlier slowdown and the construction zone cleared. arrow shows westbound across the san mateo bridge. there is a build there. that was short lived and we'll see the second one coming up, too. despite all the rain this year, the drought is still a very real problem for californians. the new tactic the state is taking to get all of us to save more water. silicon valley company that can ill afford more problems got more problems. growth overseas for apple. the

company announced it's planning to open a center in india. 6:15 right now. growth overseas for apple. the company announced it is planning to open a center in india. tim cook says it will focus on app design and create innovative technology for customers around the world. the development center will open earlier next year. the announcement comes as cook is kicking off a trip to india where he will meet with the country's prime minister. >> he is keeping an eye on the american stock market. >> certainly so. apple stock suffered lately. numbers hard to believe. >> apple is so big when it stumbles, you hear it. apple shares are down 27% for the year. that means apple is worth nearly a quarter trillion dollars less than peak high winter 2015.

it is one of the worse stock market implosions in stock market history. a special treat this morning. the pets.com puppet. you remember the dot-com bubble. $1.3 trillion loss. apple's value loss since february is 20% of that. is it a fair comparison? probably not but i'm trying to give you a sense of scale. microsoft would sell its low cost phone division to a chinese company effectively ending its lumina phone lines. microsoft got it into the phone business by buying nokia for $7 billion. it is slowly exiting the phone business.

the blood testing company theranos sent notifications to doctors that blood tests run on the edison blood testing machines are invalid. this recall covers two years worth of tests. doctors depended on those tests. theranos issued a statement to the "wall street journal" that read in part, "excellence in quality and patient safety is our top priority." i think it would be very hard to find anybody outside theranos who agrees with that statement. the governor told theranos to stop using those machines. we are expecting a report soon. the ceo elizabeth holmes may be banned from entering her own labs. we'll continue to watch this. two years worth of blood tests on their super secret marvelous machine have been declared invalid. >> what a complete turnaround for a company that once had high hopes. >> i mentioned pets.com and you

understood pet.com. theranos will be the pet.com. >> we thought it was innovative technology. >> thank you very much. the new approach to deal with our drought, how much water you have to conserve will depend on where you live. starting next month, the state water resource control board is allowing each local water district to set its own conservation goals. statewide order of 20% conservation enacted last year will end up getting lifted for many of us. >> you were popping in here a second ago. >> i was in the car with some folks. >> juggling a lot. >> the forecast up and down all

week for us. >> it was so hot yesterday, i am happy to tell you it will not be that hot today. it will be closer to average and feel like spring tomorrow. back to winter. we take a live look at san francisco from at&t park. beautiful start to the day with mostly clear skies. expect a lot more sunshine as we go through the day. look at some of these cooler temperatures now, especially in the north bay. it's 47. san francisco at 54. as we get a closer look at some temperatures around the city, 53 in castro, 52 in glen park. 51 in the east bay. 56. we break it down for berkeley, low 60s. we will rise into the upper 60s. you may briefly hit 70. overall we are getting rid of those 90s like we had just yesterday. a look at all the microclimates. gilroy 73. burlingame 69. mission district 55.

widespread 70s across the bay area. looking at the next several days, it will actually be cooler than average today. we should be at 76 today. high 75. then check out tomorrow as well as saturday. upper 60s to low 70s. we stay there into the start of next week. as high pressure moves away, we'll have an approaching low pressure system. widespread 70s for inland areas. then 60s tomorrow. it will continue to cool off heading into the weekend thanks to this low, bringing us scattered showers starting in the north bay late tomorrow afternoon into the evening. the rest of the bay area will see scattered rain saturday with below normal temperatures. we could see rain popping up here and there hard to give you timing and exact placement. this will be scattered rain. the rainfall totals will vary. anywhere from barely measuring

anything to 0.1 inch and maybe a few spots in the higher terrain getting heavier amounts of rain. weekend forecast highs in the 60s. 60s on sunday but looks dry. few spots will hit the low 70s. i'm have another look at the forecast coming up. let's head to mike to see what's happening on the roadways. >> relatively calm. we are looking at a smooth drive across the san mateo bridge. not a lot of fog there. facebook live, a lot of folks are joining us around the studio. easier drive through the southbound direction for 880. the rest of the bay shows a nice easy flow of traffic. zoom into a couple of those spots. south 880 out of hayward into fremont. recovery over the last 20 minutes. earlier issue with construction clearing from the k-@ail area.

slowing as it builds across the san mateo bridge. eastbound 580. we have paving work going on. expect that little slowdown if you're heading out. westbound, there you go. heading toward that dublin interchange. a smooth flow of traffic and north through san ramon, nice flow of traffic. bay bridge toll plaza. isn't that a nice shot of folks meeting one another heading to san francisco. >> that's romance. >> just like the entry way to a dating site. changing curriculum. leaders discuss a major overhaul to california text books. anger and frustration here on the peninsula. over 100 high school students

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dozens of high school students re- he peninla ll have to a lot of hard work and dedication, all of it wiped out. dozens of high school students on the peninsula have to retake their a.p. exam. >> tough news. bob redel live at gunn high school in palo alto. it's not the students' fault, it's the test administrators. >> correct.

so far 169 students at gunn high in palo alto have been told they have to retake either the biology or calculus exam because of mistakes made by the people at school who administered these tests. the school sat some students too close together without giving them different versions of the exam. the college board which creates the exams realized the error when the school submitted the seating chart. this is for the exam administered earlier this month. the students took the same version of the test which violates college board rules. board found the same mistake was for other exams that will need to be taken. board is looking into six other tests. the school district says gunn high had been using a similar protocol and seating arrangement for years. for the students, however, the thought of having to retake an exam they spent so many hours studying for is stressful, i

thought i had a big weight off my shoulder and found some were invalidated. that was a bummer for me. >> it was a very difficult message to send to students. i know how hard our students work to prepare. >> so far, 700 people signed a petition asking gunn staff to cancel other exams and projects so seniors can have more class time. the principal said teachers are trying to lighten the load. the retake is scheduled for the end of the month just before graduation. bob redel, today in the bay. coming up on "today in the bay," first reported missing, then found dead. a homicide investigation is under way to find a person who killed a bay area father. stephanie chuang live with the details on one dozen gun control measures up for a vote at the state capitol today and

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there. san francisco 66 with breezy winds and mid 70s for the north bay and south bay and tri-valley. let's head to mike tracking slowing in the south bay. >> little bit. to be expected over here. north 101. another couple of roadways merge on to the freeway. no surprises for the pattern except things are kicking in later. just in the last few minutes, 580 through that dublin area we have a couple of crashes reported. no slowings there. southbound toward fremont 680 and a live look at the dublin area. we have another crash reported shy of the dublin interchange west 580 with trucks coming toward us. that would be the direction with no slowing yet. back to you. >> thank you. an update to tell you about and breaking news. these are live pictures out of cairo this morning as people are anxiously awaiting more updates

from authorities. we learned within the last couple of minutes that pieces of that egyptair plane have been discovered in the mediterranean. airbus 320 was supposed to land in cairo after departing charles du galle. egypt's civil aviation minister says he is not ruling out the possibility of terrorism. 66 people were onboard flight 804 when it crashed. kris sanchez is in our newsroom getting updates as we speak. she will bring us a live report. it is 6:32. happening today, an attempt to reshape california gun laws. law makers will vote on sweeping new measures to limit the sale of guns. >> steph chuang joining us live from san francisco. one of the bills would outlaw

the sale of assault weapons with bullet buttons. >> good morning to you both. the bullet buttons are part of a loophole that allow shooters to use guns that have this sort of rapid replacement of high capacity ammunition magazines used by the two terrorists who shot and killed 14 people in san bernardino last december. under the ban here in california, most rifles have to require tools that attach the magazine. the bullet button allows the shooter to replace the magazine quickly. people who own these guns would be required to register with the state as assault rifles. there was an attempt back in 20 13 to ban bullet buttons. governor brown vetoed it. and they warned limiting access to firearms criminalizes

law-abiding people. also ten other gun control bills that include background checks for anyone buying ammo, a ban on magazines holding more than ten rounds, regulations for homemade firearms, a ban on loaning firearms to friends and mandate reporting lost or stolen guns. there is a concurrent debate who should decide on these gun control measures. lot governor gavin newsom pushed his safety for all act 2016 to put the same issues in front of voters in december. law makers are concerned this would push more conservative voters out in november. they asked lieutenant governor gavin newsom to hold off on his initiative but he has declined. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, today in the bay. it is 6:34. renewed push to find a missing toddler. it's been over a month since the young girl's mother was found dead in san francisco. the family is not giving up hope.

>> we absolutely are optimistic that she is alive and well. >> the aunt of arianna joined san francisco police saying a $10,000 reward is being offered for information in the disappearance of the 2-year-old. people are focusing on the people caring for the girl the day her mother disappeared. police say they initially gave conflicting statements and are refusing to cooperate further. >> case surrounding a missing millbrae father turned into a homicide investigation. keith green, a father of two disappeared last month leaving his car and wallet at his house. his control phone was in golden gate park the next day. deputies found his body in a field off highway 101. detectives are not saying how he was killed. >> it is determined as a homicide by evidence found at the scene. i can't go into further detail. >> investigators say green's body was identified through

dental records. grief counselors will be stunned students are mourning the death of student athlete. he collapsed during football drills tuesday. friends say he stopped running during a conditioning exercise and fell to the ground, unable to breathe. the school says students are required to be medically cleared before playing sports. players were practicing with temperatures in the 80s. >> we'll look at whatever guidelines are issued about football practices. >> football practices have now been suspended. the official cause of death may not be known for weeks. decision 2016. harsh words from donald trump this morning. all of this surrounding potentially explosive comments about former president bill clinton. >> trump brought up rape while talking about clinton's past sex scandals. tracie potts live in washington, d.c. with all of the fallout this morning. strong words. >> maybe we shouldn't be

surprised because he made it clear he does think bill clinton's infidelities and hillary clinton's response to them are fair game in this election. listen to part of that fox interview with sean hannity and donald trump talking about the women connected to bill clinton. >> this is about exposure and groping and fondling. >> and rape. >> he is talking about juanita broderick who said she was not assaulted and then recanted. bill clinton denied it and was never charged. the clinton campaign this morning responding saying when he feels attacked, when trump feels attacked, this is what happens. he is licking his wounds. he's talking about the u.s. supreme court and who he might nominate if he is elected president. a list out now of the 11 conservative jurists donald trump says are on his short list.

back to you. >> thank you very much. 6:37. bernie sanders making his rounds in the bay area. his campaign started in the south bay, ended in vallejo with a surprise stop in between in san francisco. each stop actually drew an excited crowd of supporters. hundreds showed up to support sanders who says he stands for the working people in this country. >> the working families in this country should not be subsidizing the wealthiest families in this country. >> despite trailing in the delegate counts, sanders told us he believes he can still be the democratic nominee. he plans to continue his campaign in california. he is expected in a town near san diego this weekend. >> i loved his comments yesterday after vallejo. i didn't know there were this many people in vallejo. huge crowds out there. >> come to the bay area more often. >> welcome. >> cool conditions for many of us outside. that is a contrast of the last couple of days. >> we are back to about average

this time of year. we start out with a nice sunrise and temperatures that will feel like spring. sunrise under way. a few clouds in spots with mildç temperatures, won't be as hot later today with widespread 60s and 70s for a high temperatures. will be breezy and cooler tonight. sunset 8:14. next few days looking at more of this cool weather. even rain for the weekend. i'll talk more about that in less than ten minutes. >> we medicationed something going on off the dublin grade. the golden gate bridge, a nice easy drive. we are seeing your typical pattern, slowing starting to build up. talking about a shift to a later start to the morning slowdown. it is eastbound 580 coming down toward that dublin interchange where we have a crash report.

no lanes blocked. it's around foot hill road. typical pattern for the tri-valley. let's look at that. live shot shows you there is slowing. volume of traffic is the only issue there. no delays, but it will get there. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up next, a very emotional reunion. after being severely beaten at dodger stadium, brian stowe reunites with former co-workers. golfer phil mickelson may be in financial trouble this morning.

california is now trying to change the face of history - at least when it comes to the textbooks. california right now trying to change the face of history, at least when it comes to our text books. state education panel is going to meet today to consider changes amidst changing demographics in california. 2/3 of students are now either latino or asian. critics say most school curriculums don't account for that diversity. the goal is to create a new framework for history and social studies classes. >> a new federal grant should clear the way to keep california's high-speed rail program on track. they signed an updated grant agreement in california.

the deal takes into account recent revisions pushing back the first completion date. calls for $2.5 billion of federal matching funds. high speed rails, overall price tag is $64 billion. rather famous golfer is in a bit of a sand trap financially this morning. >> let's check in with scott mcgrew. >> reuters reporting that the securities and exchange commission has named golfer phil mickelson in a lawsuit saying he made nearly $1 million off an inside stock tip involving dean foods. dean foods owns berkeley's farm dairy in the bay area. the former chairman of the board has been accused in a separate lawsuit of passing on insider tips. >> a tip of the golf gap to google ceo this morning. yesterday he announced the company would create a competitor to amazon's echo, the voice-activated device.

he acknowledged ed amazon off toch his top of his speech. thousands braved the i am theater for the first day of the conference. tesla will sell more stock what we call a secondary offering in order to raise money for its new model 3. we said several times in the past, tesla did not have the funds to ramp up production. it would have to offer more stock. investors say the secondary offerings. it dlurts the existing stock. if i sell you a slice of pizza for $2 and you and i understand by a slice i mean we are going to cut that pizza up into six slices and you get one but i keep cutting that into smaller slices, you are not going to get much pizza. you will be mad you paid $2 for your tiny slice. that is what happens when you offer more stock. this is not the first time tesla

offered a secondary offering. >> pizza tastes darn good. whereas this is a bitter pill for a company like that to swallow. they don't want to do this. >> no. they need the money. they need to find it somewhere. >> cars, too. that's the whole point. >> maybe sell more stock to bring prices up. >> thank you. earth has now shattered monthly heat records for a year straight, according to federal scientists. another record was set in april when earth temperature reached an average 58.7 degrees fahrenheit. it blows past the old record for april set back in 2010. >> i guess that means today we go out with flip-flops, t-shirts and shorts? >> no. i don't think so.

that was yesterday. >> things change. this weekend you'll need a whole different wardrobe while we are dealing with all these changes in the bay area just within a few days. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge getting the day started with a beautiful sun rides and nice way to start out the end of the week. we are heading into thursday now. it's 56 in the east bay and 54 in san francisco. the peninsula at 57. let's drop in on the north bay now. 49 in santa rosa. we have low 50s in novato and san rafael. vallejo at 57. a look at all the microclimates. highs dropping back to the 60s and 70s. yesterday we had widespread 90s. it will not be that hot. our temperatures will be cooler for the weekend. even cooler than this. there will be a couple of spots hitting low 80s like fairfield and concord at 76.

it's all thanks to this, this area of low pressure approaching from the west. that brings in stronger onshore flow and a few more scattered showers, especially for the north bay starting late tomorrow evening. the rest of the bay area may not see that rain until saturday afternoon. the times rain will be hit or miss, below average temperatures as well. breezy winds and it wraps up late saturday night. during that time once again, the rainfall totals will be hit or miss. looking in some spots, barely measuring anything. other areas could get 1/4 to over 1/2 inch of rain. something we'll be watching. that same system brings snow to the sierra looking how much snow we could see between saturday and sunday. four inches in homewood. ten inches at bear valley. very late season snowfalls for the sierra. our temperatures will be staying below average. only in the mid 60s to low 70s

for the south bay. will be a touch warmer on sunday. we'll clear out all of that rain and looking at a mick of sun and clouds. probably the best day of this weekend to get outside. shout out to the facebook live fans. thank you for watching. you can watch if you're watching on your television where you head out the door. let's head over to mike to see what's happening. >> we are following oakland. hazy view. you can see the traffic just north of the coliseum. we are getting a late start. this tends to be the new pattern as we head towards the summer months. over here a slower drive toward fremont. looking like a slower drive. a crash which has just been reported around the dunbarton bridge. we see that volume starting to build through this area. we do see that slowing on the approach. we'll detail slowing through hayward. typical slower pattern across

that san mateo bridge to the peninsula. a little volume build over the last 10, 15 minutes. downtown san jose, we'll have that celebration before the sharks play against the blues tonight. western conference finals going on this time. home game, home ice and slowing heading through the hometown area. looking to palo alto. nice drive with the sun in your eyes. >> i think they'll put that on the sign. 6:50. they are highlighting the dangers on the road. the annual ride of silence in san francisco. it's a memorial ride to honor cyclists killed or injured while cycling. everyone attacked signs to their bikes in names of people they are riding in memory of. >> i am riding today because a dear friend of myself and us and

a lot of people i knew passed away when she was hit by a car in brooklyn. >> obviously, very emotional. the ride of silence takes place in cities across the world. >> many cities in the bay area in recent months have taken steps to pass laws to make conditions safer. when we followed brian stowe, he's come a long way since he was severely beaten five years ago at dodger stadium. >> he's speaking clearly, walking on crutches. this was an amazing moment yesterday. he is hugging former co-workers yesterday. that event was held to celebrate national ems week. stowe who was a paramedic before the attack was walking on crutches, laughing and joking and catching up with old friends. >> he was like, oh, my gosh, it's all coming back. it's a good feeling.

>> when i first saw him walk up, i started to tear up. i don't think he's been to regional since he was working as a paramedic. to see him come up and his expression and how excited he is to see all of us, it's priceless. >> his recovery touched so many people. stowe went through several surgeries after that attack and he is making a great recovery. it is 6:52. a close call for a north bay man working in his kraj when a car came barrelling through. a closer look at the damage left behind. egyptair plane is believed to be crashed and possible debris spotted in the mediterranean. i'm kris sanchez. what we know about the possibility it was terror related. right now happening on our twitter page, a new push for gun control here in california. state senate democrats vote to outlaw sale of assault rifles

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==laura/boxes== let's get right to today in the welcome back. here are the top stories. >> breaking news overseas. let's get to kris sanchez and an update on the passenger plane that crashed in the mediterranean sea. >> greek officials said they found what appeared to be debris floating in the mediterranean sea. those items spotted about 230 nautical miles from the island of crete. the plane made a swift 90 degree turn then a full 360 as it dropped from a cruising altitude of 37,000 feet to 15,000 feet. there were 66 people onboard from 12 nations, none is american. a u.s. navy p-3 did deploy to that area to help in that search. terrorism has not been ruled out. terror is considered a stronger possibility than mechanical failure, according to the egyptian defense ministry. that statement coming out in the

last few minutes.ç kris sanchez, today in the bay. new this morning, check out a bmw in the garage of a santa rosa home. police say the driver was traveling 100 miles per hour through city streets losing control. the car went right through the yard of a home and kept going through the yard of another home and slammed into the garage of that second home. it was close call for a man inside that garage. >> i am thinking it is an airplane or something. i see the car and it smells like gas or something burning. really scared. >> frightening. luckily, no one was hurt and the crash is under investigation. oracle arena lit up inside and out last night as the warriors lowering the boom on

thunder. after a disappointing game one, doves came out looking for sweet revenge. it didn't come right away but they picked up momentum toward the end of the first half because the late second quarter as andre iguodala throws the ball up over his head with a little inge establish and gets the kiss off the glass. steph curry led the team with 28 points on the night. that included 15 straight points in less than two minutes in the third. that was trending on facebook. the doves dominate oklahoma city 118-91. the series all knotted up now. game three is sunday night in okc. >>. >> live look at sap center. sharks looking to take a 2-1 lead over the blues in western conference finals. game three tonight at the shark tank. >> little bit of a breather. we have another game tonight for the sharks. we don't see warriors till sunday. >> that would get ready for the giants back home. >> and the a's.

>> we have much nicer weather. it ramps up with temperatures the past couple of days. will not be as hot today. 48 degrees as you start out in the north bay and 58 in the south bay with highs in the mid 70s. 75 in the north bay. tri-valley, and san francisco expect a high of 66. >> what about that morning commute? >> crash by the dunbarton bridge. lighter commute overall. my concern as we are seeing the volume in focus in this area. looking at southbound 880. it sounds like everything moving to the shoulder. chp has yet to arrive to give full detail on that crash. dunbarton bridge heading westbound. focus of that crash at the dunbarton bridge 880 and 84 could cause that ripple effect. you'll see more slowing toward the san mateo bridge. we'll track that carefully.

>> we have a local news update in a half hour. good morning. breaking news. officials confirming to nbc news that possible debris has been found from a passenger plane that crashed over the mediterranean sea. 66 people on board egyptair flight 804 flying from paris to cairo when it aprently made several abrupt turns, dropped thousands of feet and suddenly disappeared from radar. and the question everyone is asking this morning, has terror struck yet again today, thursday, may 19th, 2016. from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," the disappearance of flight ms-804 with matt lauer and savannah