two men that robbed a okay. right now, this morning, we're following up on an armed and darng russ situation. san jose police are looking for two men that robbed a grocery store with machine guns. >> a sink hole opens up. "today in the bay" starts right now. all right. halfway lou the wothrough the w you made it. >> sometimes it's a little hairier than others. visibility, rob, we saw our golden gate camera a few minutes ago. >> were you able see anything? >> san jose, a different story. gorgeous view, clear skies. ahead of a mild start in san jose, clear skies and temperatures at 60. flashing .. road crews

=mike/hset= that fog could be an issue throughout the day, mike. >> we are looking over here on the outer side soft san mateo bridge. i saw a caravan of flashing lights. we are going on that span. you see no slowing on this map. typical for west 580. >> that orange highlighting there. >> that fog along the coast. over towards highway 101, petaluma, no major issues, we are tracking. we are tracking breaking news, a deadly hit-and-run in the south bay. today bob redell is joining us live from the skeemo thhe from

jackson avenue. >> reporter: i have jackson shut down for a couple of blocks. the coroner is coming. this is after a woman hit and kill. it happened around 12:30. he was hit by a driver that would not stop. police say she was between 20 and 30 years of age. there were witnesses that stayed with the woman. helped identify the driver, police pulled over this person a short distance away on southbound 680 at the king root off-ramp. police believe there was a second car that hit the woman and fled the scene. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> there was breaking news we are following overseas. word search crews may have located the black boxes for the

egypt airplane that crashed last month, killing 66 people on board. egypt's civil ministry says the french ship picked up pinging signals from deep in the mediterranean sea. right now, it is assumed they are coming from one of the data recorders. investigators say the plane was traveling from paris to egypt when it suddenly plunged 38,000 feet into the water. >> happening right now, a major thorofare shut down this morning. this is quite the obstacle. cal trans crews are working around the clock to repair a massive 15-deep sinkhole on i-5 north headed towards tracy. all northbound lanes are shut down near highway 132. they will not be opening any time soon. traffic is being diverted back on to i-5. heres a picture of it at noon. it's about three feet in diameter. around noon, caltrans began

excavation work t. ultimate goal is to figure out what caused this sink holed hole in the fir place. >> we're looking to see if they'regation pipe may have had a leak or something of that nature. >> caltrans says if it is a pipe issue, it would be easier to repair it. they expect the lanes to open by 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. the u.n. says 20,000 children are trapped in a bloody battle for fallujah. food and medicine are running out. clean water is in short supply. iraqi government troops backed by u.s.-led coalition launched a military operation over a week ago to recapture the city, which has been in the hands of isis over two years. fallujah is the last major urban area in western iraq controlled by the terror group. it was a huge celebration

over the weekend. now tragedy. a man has died after an accident at the bottle rock festival in napa. the napa fire department says the man was a construction worker and he was killed in an industrial accident while he was breaking down the vip lounge area t. man has been identified as a 35-year-old working for top productions in richmond. no further details of that accident has bereleased at this. a 17-year-old boys are going to be tried as adults. the marin county district attorney expected of shooting and stabbing two students will face murder and attempted murder charges. edwin ramirez died. the other victim is recovering. right now a third teenage suspect is on the loose. over the week, they arrested an older cousin on conspiracy charges. we will have much more coming up

in a live report in 20 minutes. two men wanted by police in the east bay. union city police say store security video shows the pair shoplifting items from a rite aid in arinda. the same two men were later involved in a crash in piedmont involving a car stolen from the house. both men walked away from the scene before officers arrived. anyone that knows them should contact union city police. a union city police officer is recovering after a hit-and-run crash. authorities say someone slammed into the motorcycle cop yesterday and took off. officers found him abandoned in hayward. they went door-to-door with guns drawn looking for the suspect. so far no arrests. . let's go to pittsburgh, pennsylvania this morning where the sharks are swimming. maybe they're lurking ready to attack t. san jose sharks are taking on the pittsburgh penguins in game two tonight.

it is their second chance to try and gain home ice in this series. >> it would be wonderful. now on monday the sharks let game one slip away when the pittsburgh penguins scored a game. they hope to get that slip before it moves to the sap center for game three or four. game three will be on saturday. a lot of action going on right now on the ice. on the hardwood. on the heat. >> literally today. >> the sea breeze is stronger. one of the byproducts. a lot of clouds this morning, dense areas of clouds. you see it there. headlights south with the fog. in san francisco, we got visibilitys at time, notice three-quarters of a mile visibility. patchy dense, coastal start, temperatures mid-day all mid-80s

in san jose, livermore on track, today around san jose. notice ocean beach, san francisco, staying comfortably cool. north bay temperatures, mid-90s once again around pleasant vonnton. about 75 today in oak. >> rob, you know what we're talking about. you show the golden gate bridge. this is highway 101. same freeway. a clear view. look at your map and clear and dry as far as the speed sensors are involved. no problems there, looking at the altamonte pass, notice the traffic and weather systems are tied together. in the north bay, we translate that to road conditions, highway 101, petaluma. the golden gate bridge looks good on the map. this will be a factor for your

morning drive. back to you. >> watch out for that. >> coming up next, watch out for these guys on the layout. yes, they're goats. where to spot them in the bay. we'll tell you what happens to them if their owners aren't found. >> i think i heard of them. there is a company coming to villejo. coming up in business. is it too late, or could third

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is live from bay's tracie potts washington this morning with the latest. >> donald trump could face a my cad in the fall. >> "today in the bay" tracy potts joins us from washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we already got one team out there officially former new mexico governor gary johnson and his running mate running the libertari libertari libertarian ticket. we have confirmation that david french is considering an independent run backed by prominent conservative bill crystal. french says other than trump, there is no other option out there for republicans. while he may not win, he can seifen off some votes. hillary clinton focusing on california with bernie sanders. sanders telling supporters late last night the only reason she is ahead by almost 800 delegates are the nearly 400 super

delegates who signed on to her campaign before the primaries even started. clinton by the way picked up the support of your governor, california governor out there. so she's hoping that she can have an endorsement to help her. mark zuckerberg may have a tough time to decide which of the 1,900 questions to ask the astronauts in the space station. it's the first for the social media giant. he asked people to leave suggested questions in the comments section of his post. nearly 19,000 people have so far t. call is at 9:55 this morning. that's a lot of comments to go through. >> they have plenty of algorithms. they'll figure it out. the city of villejo gave a go ahead to build a massive factory

on merritt island. >> laura, they want to build it on the ol navy ship yard and some offices in what it calls a customer experience center. this is a model of the factory here t.villejo council last night cleared the next step for that to happen, something called an exclusive right to negotiate. now, so far the company says there have been no talks of tax breaks or incentives. he envisions you come to try out one of their futuristic cars and the car, amazing cars at least on paper. as of yet, he has not built a car. no prototype other. it shows off models. this doesn't exist yet. the company is building factories. this is another drawing of his planned factory in north las vegas. no actions so far beyond a ceremonial ground breaking. the company assures me construction equipment will start arriving in north las

vegas in the next week or two. let's check the rest of the week at the bell. george landon. hi there, over on wall street, stocks could see red bells. the markets ended mixed on tuesday, although the dow still managed to pose its fourth straight positive month. you want to look at manufacturing and construction spending. the dow falling 86 points yesterday to 17,1787 t. nasdaq rising 14 to 9948. scott, back over to you. >> landon, thank you. a panel of federal judges ruled police do not need a warrant to examine data from cell phone towers. >> that data can take back months, meaning police can essentially rewind your life and see where you were. the decision came in the fourth circuit in the mid-atlantic states. if other courts did come to a

different scene, it could end up in the supreme court. police need to court order look at the cell phone data. not a warrant, the dinses you well know is, a court order says, hmm, i wonder if anything there is curious? a warrant is we have probable cause. that at huge difference. which means police will get more data on with where the particular person has been. >> it includes how much information have you stored on your phone nowadays. >> this would be positional. you are walking down the streets t. cell phone pings those towers. even if you weren't making a phone call, they'd say, you were on fifth and main two weeks ago when the bank robbery took place. >> interesting. >> thank you very much, scott. >> you bet. we move to texas, a developing story deep in the heart of that state, where the rivers are rising, so are the worries. four days of harsh rain resulted in historic flooding t. death toll from the storms now up to eight people. and this morning the region is bracing for another onslaught as flood waters rise, thousands of

people are fleeing their homes but one family forgot their pet. you can have a hard time watching this. rescuers in fort bend county found a dog chained to a house as the water was rising. the heart breaking video shows the pup having trouble keeping its head above water. thankfully, there is a happy ending. you see those guys, they were able to free the dog, carry it out to higher ground. you into ed the towel or something. it will be okay. >> oh my goodness. >> that fog, recognize it. >> i know, let's not do this story. >> i was really hoping we had used our judgment. >> editorial judgment we call that. so this morning, we are not seeing something around here a. lot of fog out there. >> one of the byproducts, it takes the marine air, squishing it down to sea level. so dense areas of fog, mike is tracking that, too, along the coast. around the bay area this morning, it's either very foggy or looking eastward across the

bay, not all that bad. a gorgeous pre sunrise view. you might notice a few high clouds at the top of the screen. satellite view shows you high pressure, giving us the dense fog on the lower levels of the atmosphere. watch what happens here as we switch over to the map between now and friday, this high is going to strengthen. any chances of rain staying off to the north. valley temperatures rising again towards the end of the week. today a brief drop t. sea breeze picked up a little from 24 hours ago. what that means is for the coast and san francisco, high, upper 60s to near 70 degrees around down town, san jose should see temperatures about three or four degrees cooler. you are still looking at upper '80s to low 90s. temperatures mid-70s to mid-80s, the north bay will see numbers. mostly in the mid-80s the tri-valley, mid-90s again. at least as we head through today, we should see temperatures probably not quite as hot a. few spots got close to

100 degree, today we top out in the mid-90s. but the trend will turn warmer for valleys. for the end of the week. for the coast the low clouds, mostly in the upper 60, from ocean boo etch to santa cruz, notice the change over the next few days in terms of those clouds. winds turn more out of the north, more clearing, out on the coach, that will set a stage, san jose now downtown into the 90s, south of downtown, easily see upper 90s into saturday, cooling through the wevenlgd around tri-valley, you got your temperatures climbing to 100 degrees. saturday starting the weekend hot, sunday and monday seeing cooling. san francisco seeing temperatures to rise, speaking of the forecast, yes, we will see cooling. more clouds coming in, stay tuned. we could see a slight chance of thundershowers, especially in the coastal range as we approach sunday. in the meantime the heat is on, the fog is around for the morning. >> rob, we got to know, a 20 minute delay from freedom

fremont up to richmond, it's an equipment problem. not uncommon this time of the morning. 20 minutes, that's a big delay, towards richmond, looking at the bay bridge, you saw those lower clouds. this shot was affected be i that for a few minutes. we're looking down towards the off-ramp. those familiar with the area, there is a dennys, a shopping mall, that area was seeing a little bit of low cloud and fog. we have trouble seeing the entire bridge at times. so note the clouds are out there. the map shows you, though, not a lot more than that out there. we have the north bay, santa rosa, farther north there through petaluma as well. we have that orange blob, indicates lower invisible. along the coast, highway 1 in the north bay the golden gate bridge the shots there, clouds right there on the deck. the south bay and peninsula, no problems. a little slowing out of the altamonte pass, as is pretty typical at this time of the morning. we have an easy flow of traffic.

i want to show you also the reason why folks have an issue, northbound highway 5 is closed. again southbound is okay. diverted back to 32, 33, a 7 mile rerun. >> thank you very much, mike. alameda county sheriffs deputy now trying to figure out what to do. two words you don't usually hear paired together very often, rogue and goats. we are talking about a herd of goats. deputies corralled them from a local hillside. they were shooting video of this as it was going on. the goats are being cared for. so far the owner of the goats hasn't been found. they only have 30 days to come forward unless the goats go up for auction. >> it's interesting. i'm surprised they weren't hired to mow down that landscape. >> looking for greener pasture. coming up, burglars literally pulling the grass up from the roots t. new crime wave

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that could make you sick. general mills is recalling 10 million pounds of flour due to a possible e-coli contamination. 38 illnesses were reported in 20 states. half of the patients said they were making >> check your pantry, you may have a bag of flour that could

make you sick. general mills has 38 illnesses, hal say they were making something with flour before becoming ill. the company is voluntarily recalling its flour and working with the cdc to find a cause. we've posted the complete recall information on our website nbc bay area.com. i tried to tweet out a living for you to make it easier as well. it's 5:25 right now. memorial day is marking the start of the busiest time of the year on u.s. roadways. everybody loves to travel. it means a big surge in the number of young people killed in car crashes. >> you are talking the 100 days that follow memorial day. over that time period, deadly crashes involving teenage drivers is 16% higher than the rest of the year. nearly 16% of teen involved crashes have something to do with distracted driving, such as phones or other passengers. a rough approach for united passengersfying from houston to

newark yesterday. it dislodged ceiling panels. some fell into the aisles. a pilot cancelled the landing, took off and circled around for about 30 minutes. everyone was sure happy when the plane finally landed. as you might imagine they cheered their information. a problem right smack dab in the middle of her yard. >> sandra fisher spent thousands replacing a real lawn with artificial turf. she wanted low maintenance. she was trying to do a right thing. a neighbor called her to tell her someone had done the wrong thing. >> and she said, "sandy, didn't you like this grass you had?" i said, "well, yeah, i love my grass." she said, "well, it's gone." i'm like, "what?" >> police were stunned as well. they say it's the first high priced turf has been targeted in

concord. they hope it's not the start of a trend. a new search in the missile egypt airplane. if you invest in under surveillance cameras, you better hope they work as well as the ones we have that captured crystal clear security video, alleged robbers, who cold cocked a woman and aimed an u city-like gun at her and robbed her. >> reporter: i'm live in san rafael, where two teenage suspects will be arraigned as adults for murder. i'll have a live report.

>> it's the middle of the week. we'll get to that. >> boy, the heat is heating up. >> today is our cooling trend. >> yes. >> 43 degrees. >> 60s some places. >> with clear skies, that's impressive. you have an area of sinking air warm aloft. it tends to squish down low fog, closer to the ocean or the ground. you are fought seeing it in san jose. this is where you see it. golden gate bridge. there you go, fear 60 in san jose, palo alto for the moment, the north bay by noon, mid-80s inland. san francisco on the coast fairly cool but those on shore winds making for low visibility of that thick fog along the coast this morning. >> we're looking over towards

the south bay. it's fought an issue for fog. we have a good amount of car cover for 101. look at the map. this is the south bay. there you go. 5:31. it doesn't show up on the sensors. a smoother drive all around the bay, that orange highlighting up in the north bay. petaluma, maybe fog up there. the bay bridge has lanes off to the right. we will see a lighter build all week because this is that memorial day week and the beginning of summertime because of that shift in pattern. >> two nevada teenagers accused of killing a classmate are set to make pleas in court today. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam, laura. as you know, this case shocked the community t. suspects will be arraigned here at 9:00 a.m. this morning t. two 17-year-old

boys will be arraigned as adults. they held a massive search which prompted the closure of nevada high school. it has since reopened this week. juan carlos enriquez and edwin novarro will be joined by another tried as an act saysry after the fact t. marin county district attorney says the teens suspected of shooting and stabbing two students last week will face murder and attempted murder charges. one of the victims, edwin ramirez died. the other victim is recovering. authorities are searching for a third teenage picture. they arrested one of the suspects for conspiracy last weekend. back here live, as i mentioned, the suspects will be here arraigned at about 9:00 a.m. this morning in a few hours. we will have the latest for you. >> thank you. breaking news this morning in the south bay. one person is in custody

following what cruise say is a deadly overnight hit-and-run where the victim was hit twice. this all started to unfold a little before midnight when a car struck a woman walking underneath 680 fear jackson avenue. that woman is said to be in her 20s. police say a second car also struck the victim and took off. that's the driver who is in custody. >> 5:33, more breaking news, this time coming from overseas, where search crews may have located the black books for that egypt airplane that crashed last month killing 66 people on board. egypt's civil ministries says a ship picked up signals from deep in the mediterranean sea. right now it seems like they're coming from the data recorders. one suddenly spun in midair and plunged 38 240u6789 feet into the water. a developing story t. u.n.

says at least 20,000 people are trapped in the center of a bloody battle for control for fallujah. food and medicine are running out and clean water is in short supply. iraqi government troops led by the u.s. led coalition led the operation over a week ago, to recap cure the city in the hand of isis over two years. fallujah is the last urban area controlled in western iraq. new details this morning on a joy use concert weekend that turned tragic. we have learned a man has died after an accident in napa. the napa fire department says that man was a production worker who was killed in an industrial accident breaking down the vip lounge area of the setup there. he has been identified as a 35-year-old man working for top productions in richmond. no further details of that accident have been released. the video of an armed robbery in san who jose is crystal clear. it's enough to make your stomach

turn. >> chris sanchez has a look at the men police are looking for. >> good morning, laura. police don't know the names of the two brazen robbers, they roll up to a groeszry warehouse store there in a silver sedan, run inside on south 3rd street near virginia street in san jose t. first man has what appears to be a machine gun, he points at a terrified employee but only after punching her in the face. before she has a chance to react, she is knocked out cold. then the other suspect who tries to hide his face ransacked that office. they were inside that business for about one minute before they made off with cash and other personal belongings, according to san jose police. >> crazy, because this is just like a grocery business. >> it's a scary thing, too, because they're carrying weapons around here, they go around this

corner. >> folks and other neighbors told us they wish they had known about that crime schooner. the armed robbery happened on the 23rd of april, a saturday evening t. duo got away in a silver acura tl sedan with no front license plate. police say the suspect with the uzi machine gun was about 5' 10," the other about 5' 10" and 12 200 pounds. you can report it anonymously. you can see the pictures on nbc bay area.com also on twitter and our news account. >> thank you very much. also happening today, jurors beginning their deliberations about the fate of a convicted child killer in oakland. that jury convicted darnell williams in the shooting death of an 8-year-old. jurors also convicted him in a

separate murder seven weeks later. williams is eligible for capital punishment. he may instead receive life in prison without parole. the suspect in last year's deadly pier 14 shooting is due back in court today for a preliminary hearing. juan francisco sanchez faces second degree murder charges in the shooting death of kate steinly. the shooting sparked debate over the sanctuary city policy because sanchez was deported five times before a. trial date has not yet been set. continuing coverage right now, a break through in the fight to get body cameras to san francisco police officers. yesterday the police union officially signed off on a plan to equip officers with those cameras. the city's police commission will now take up an issue at a hearing later on today t. current proposal would allow officers to watch it before writing up incident reports. except in police shootings or in

custody deaths. that's been a key sticking point. >> we want to make sure the body camera video is used in a way to root out officers who are not telling the truth. >> we want body cameras. it's great. it tells the story on the other side. it's about transparency. >> the agreement comes weeks after the chief resigned from his position. activists are outraged by deadly officer-involved shootings t. mayor says he is hoping the cameras will help to rebuild community trust. san francisco mayor lee unveiling his new bug proposal for the next fiscal year totaling nearly $10 billion. it is major funding to address the city's homelessness problem. they propose a primary shelter facility with expanded hours for existing shellers and increased outreach staffing. the city plans to consolidate homeless services starting in july. governor brown today is hoping to take the ideas of going green to a new level. at a meeting in san francisco, the governor meeting with

leaders in west coast cities along with governors in oregon and washington. they are holding a global climb change modelled after the kind of meetings held by the commission. as part of today's meeting, leaders plan to highlight a commitment to resisting greenhouse gas emissions. more than details now on that fbi agent gun stolen in san francisco by alamos square. well the weapon has been found. agents in armored cars and suvs blocking off the street in the bay view district before they raided a house yesterday t. feds were looking for a glock pistol stolen from a car over the holiday weekend along with his badge and "american idol" t. badge and identification weren't recovered, neighbors say they are glad at least the weapon was found. >> somebody gets you with one less on the streets. >> i think they got it right. because if it was led to our hands we could have more violence than we have.

>> yet the fbi has yet to find the suspect arrested. >> time to get a look at our climate forecast this morning. sam, we have been talking about those temperatures creeping up, feels like summer. >> rob says we have a bit of relief today. i think it depends on your definition of relief. >> there's where the ocean air could be. >> 46 right now. wake-up temperatures. in the 50s and 60s. by lunchtime, upper '80s and low 90s, overall, temperatures down a little bit t. sea breeze is going to stick around throughout the day. be a little more intense, obviously, for the coast and programs cool us just very slightly for today. it doesn't feel much cooler. mid-80s closer to napa. you see oakland, 70s over to moraga, temperatures closer to

90 degrees. we should begin to see a little cooling for cooling comes with low gloudz clouds as well. >> no problems as far as chp report, still, we do have two spots to watch auto for the slower drive. right now, construction crews clearing from westbound 580. you approach that maze, westbound 24. just look at the map. meanwhile, further south, we are looking at a slower drive south 88 before wynton in towards hayward. everything is clear by the time they get to the san mateo bridge. all lanes have cleared. the activity is still over on the right shoulder. that's a distraction, guys, over to you. >> the man with the maps. thank you, how about the guy with the business, scott mcgrew. >> i have free money. i know we tease, you tune in later to find out it's not true.

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records. >> well, talk about a splash. there is a late seth curry from monday night's game seven, which involved the warriors at okc. hey, by the way, set some viewing records. the tnt networks scored the highest audience ever in the 28-year history t. game peaked with almost 28 million viewers in the bay area. nearly three out of every four

television sets at the time were watch tag explosive game on tnt. the game hallsed a more viewers than any non-finals nba telecast since the year 2000. >> it is amazing how many world state warriors, bumper stickers, shirts. >> they almost broke the nielsen boxes. free money right now in oakland. really, it's not a scam. >> free money. you tipped us off to this earlier. now it's really happening. >> it's really moving forward. we're not talking cash and envelopes. we are talking about something called a universal basic income. getting a guaranteed amount of money for existing. economists have been playing around for this idea for years. what if we gave people money? a group of tech investors now wants to give this a try with a small group of people in oakland. they say they're going to meet with oakland mayor libby shaft. they will hold public hearings to gather people's ideas and thoughts.

originally a y combineator was starting off with a big group. the organization will scale that back. they need to decide who to peck, how to distribute the money. that kind of thing. everyone's question is how do i get in on this? the answer is they haven't explained that. it is coming. switzerland is thinking of a universitiesal income. it will vote this coming sunday, giving every citizen $30,000 a year. it's not welfare. you get the payment even if you have a job. in fact, you are still encouraged to get a job. jeff besos is criticizing billionaire peter teal for funding a lawsuit against the tabloid block gawker. he spoke at a rico conference in southern california. the best defense is to have a thick skin. he had a grudge against gawker. so he funded a lawsuit against gawker by hulk hogan, the wrestleer after they ran hogan

sex tames. some people see this as a free speech issue. personal opinion, you run somebody's sex tape, and the courts agree with that. >> so by the way, there a back story between these two guys? >> besos has some concern. >> he is being vocal when he was asked about it. he owns the washington post. newspaper owners are a bit worried about teal. he can fund anything he like. it's running somebody's sex tape. that's a whole different level of awful. so. >> so interesting. >> it's getting hot. even world class athletes are immune to the heat. the u.s. men's soccer team had to reschedule practice to avoid the hot weather.

it looks like they're moving slow in this video. team usa plays the national team friday at levi stadium. it is the kickoff to the copa american tournamentfytureing 16 countries. >> water bottles. keep plenty of those around. it's hard enough walking around outside right now. are you sticking to your clothes. >> good morning, folks. enjoy your breakfast. >> does that not want to make you get in the shower? >> that game coming up friday, that is the peak of the heat. >> that game is at 6:30. that's little bit of good news. team usa takes on colombia. right now we are watching interesting weather. hazy skies over oracle arena. as we watch again grey skies around the east bay and around the rest of the bay area, clear skies around san jose, pretty thick fog at times around san francisco, golden gate bridge the misty skies, temperatures in the 50s, actually 60s around san jose and palo alto this morning.

notice the visibility. about a half mile there in santa rosa down to about a mile for half moon bay and gilroy, mostly clear and hazy conditions. interesting the winds if fairfield, seeing gusts up to 18 miles an hour out of the southwest all the way into solano county. >> that is our bellwhether to see how long the sea breeze is, that's to ensure inland spots don't get hot. probably the coolest. for the south bay. still a chance down town. on the coast, mid-80s into the north bay. low- to mid-90s from walnut creek into the tri-valley. set to climb. we will see less sea breeze, more high pressure towards friday. >> that will lead towards temperatures climbing around downtown san jose, friday, santa kara, too, cooling for the weekend as clouds start to increase the winds turn more on shore,

we get the mid-weekend cooldown, for san francisco, should briefly see temperatures warming into the mid-70s on friday. the week cooldown low pressure system we have to watch out for, it may trigger some mountain thundershowers for the weekend. so the outlook, hot to start with some 90s. then those temperatures cool down sunday, average into the beginning of next week. to see how things are shaping up, here's mike. >> the metering lights on 535. we are seeing these cash lanes bag up of here, looking over on the left side of your screen with the slowing with the pool plaza. overnight road crews were slowing approaching 580 for our camera shot. they are coming up to 20, 30,

the rest of the east bay looks good the orange highlighted the north bay. watching for low clouds, fog along that portion and that golden gate bridge. south of here, we look at the san jose camera. it represents the biggest south of the dunburn bridge t. second kicks in about 6:20. that's when we will see a lot more traffic hit your south bay freeways pretty much like this. >> mike, thank you so much. new video, a huge alligator, huge is not doing this alligator justice, captured on camera, roaming on florida's gulf coast t. gator is is so large, it doesn't look real but it is, that's why they noticed they stopped what they were doing to tape record him. some estimate he is up to 15 feet long and golf course employees say the gator is actually good for business, with

people coming by just to catch a zblims, it's good for business until someone ticks him off. >> you will need a bigger club. >> get the driver. when duty calls, officers are answering if it involves babysitting a stranded sea lion. >> adorable. officers foundle on association e ocean beach monday in an outcure stairwell, it was shivering and in distress. they called an animal krenkts i they said it's too far away. they said stay and watch that guy until they could get there. that's exactly what they did. the 'up is undergoing treatment. >> pup sitting. lyders today will pop the cork on a facility that one day allows visitors -- >> sonoma state university will house the wine business institute. among those expected to attend

today's ground breaking, lt. gov. gavin newsom and u.s. president. coming up, pink on your neighbors. the new way airbnb is letting people tell them about illegal rent also. and happening now on our digital platforms, a crystal clear look at two armed robbers that stormed a san jose business and attacked an employee. plus a stray cat worth thousands of dollars t. world's rarest kitten has been found in south africa. a so-called werewolf. a rough approach for united

passengers flying from houston to newark yesterday. the plane bounced hard as it first touched down .. a rough approach for united passengers flying from houston to newark yesterday. the plane bounced hard as it was first touching down. dislodgeing ceiling panels inside the cabin there, some fell onto the aisles, no one was injured, though, the pilot cancelled the landing. took back off and circled around for another 30 minutes. everyone was sure happy when the plane landed finally. many were even cheering. okay. grounds, but for how long? that is the question this morning about a non-stop flight between san jose and shanghai t. business journal reports air china san jose route suddenly disappeared.

the airline was supposed to launch direct flights in mid-june but now air china is saying it's still in talks with chinese aviation officials about that service. memorial day marks the start of the busiest time of the year on u.s. roadways. aaa says it means a big surge of the number kill in car crashes. they looked at the 100 days that followed memorial day, over that time period, fightal crashes are 16% higher thatten the rest of the year. aaa says nearly 60% of teen involved crashes involve one of three distraction. >> interacting with a passenger, number two was intering aing with your cell phone and number three was looking at something in and around the vehicle. >> and the problem with cell phones on the rise because of the way teens use them. now more likely to tech than talk a. recent aaa survey showed nearly half of teenage drivers admitted to reading or sending a tech or e-mail while behind the wheel. 5:57. an airbnb launched a new

feature money magazine is calling the animal house, it targets renters who turn out to be party animals. earlier this month, they profiled san francisco residents who claimed living next to an airbnb unit was disruptive and upsetting. now they can use airbnb and your neighborhood. go to that website. list your complaint formally. you have to list it, but they promise not to tell the owner who it was that complained. finding the httest ticket could leave you out in the cold. hundreds were turned away in the western conference finals because of fake tickets. >> it's sad. you don't find out until you get there. the warriors said they saw 50 people trying to get in. all of the tickets were purchased from sellers on third party websites. tickets went on sale today. they sold out in minutes. some fans we talked to say third party tickets were too pricey to take a chance on. >> i'm excited they're going in,

it will be great to be there, but, you know, i'll have to do it from home, $605 is a little too rich for me. >> game one is 31st at oracle arena. the teams says fans should use their verified ticket to ensure they actually are buying a real ticket. >> we are tracking breaking news in the south bay. >> reporter: bob redell live here in the san jose, a young woman hit by a hit-and-run driver, that driver now in custody, that story coming up. more breaking news overseas. possible clues about a missing egypt airplane search crews discovered overnight. the hunt to track down these brave thieves in the south bay. and i'm sam brock (toss kari) ==rob/cu== =wx/wsi full= ==wxossrx== some low clouds clearing from a very good wednesday morning. >> i'm sam brock. we are progressing through the week. we are watching those temperatures move up and up.

but today is the one day that's different, rob. >> the sea breeze is a little stronger, moving all the way into solano county, winds southwest at 15. that's a good seen if you want to get a little cooler. right now, clear skies for the most part in san jose, 59 degrees. not as clear. san francisco the fog machine moving over downtown. 53 right now. 12k3w4r6r7b8g9 12k3w4r6r7b8g9sz. >> those clouds are hovering over the east shore freeway. we can see the backup, an easier build right now let me show you the other slow spot after you got a look at the entire bay building off the north