orlando with the latest on the investigation and update on the victims. breaking overnight, a pick-up truck slams into a south bay home. the reason the owner says this is nothing new. fans disappointed but not giving up after warriors took a loss to the cavs last night.ç lebron took 40. >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. at least they hit the 90s last night. not our temperatures. >> not yet. >> that is a tease. >> it looks warm this weekend. we'll talk about that later. let's just talk about today as we are going to have beautiful weather all across the bay area. it's going to be 54 as you step out the door and 56 in san francisco. highs today, 65 in san

francisco. you can see a little bit of light in the sky as we start out with mostly clear skies. winds picking up today with a lot more sunshine. i'll talk about what else to expect as we have a little bit of rain and a little bit of heat in that forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking a new crash reported in oakland. >> we have our oakland camera. we should be able to see it. 880 we've got the freeway and the exit. i don't selannes blocked. we'll put it on the map to show where they are talking about. chp is traveling around trying to get more detail. we see no slowing south of the coliseum. we will track that as the feed starts to build. southbound 680 south of new orleans. sounds like a single car spinout and the bay bridge toll plaza with the cash lanes on the left. >> 25:01.

to the latest on the orlando terror attack. this morning, we are learning more about the shooter as the hospital prepares to talk about survivors. >> michelle roberts has been live in orlando since yesterday. as we see behind you, a memorial grows at the hospital. still trying to figure out what the shooter is doing in the days leading up to these attacks. good morning. >> absolutely, good morning sam and laura. 29 people are still at the hospital. five in serious condition. later we will be getting an update from the hospital. hearing from those doctors and survivors. take a look at what we are seeing outside of this hospital, this growing memorial. back in 2013 he was reported to the fbi after he made radical comments. agents continue to look at the shooter's background.

he sent messages using a gay online dating site and had been seen at pulse night club several times. the fbi will be looking for any clues at his apartment and on his cell phone. >> unfortunately, he's evil. we happen to be the gun store he picked. there is nothing else i can say. it's horrible. >> hate cannot bring an end to hate. only love can do that. >> investigators have begun to recreate the crime scene using evidence and witness testimony to determine exactly what happened. if anyone else could have been involved in planning this attack, but officials have said mateen appears to be a home grown terrorist. last night downtown there was a memorial, a vigil. thousands turned out. there were two more vigils planned in orlando today. as you can see, this growing memorial, these are popping up all over town. an emotional day as everybody

has their thoughts and prayers with those fighting to survive. back to you. >> thank you, michelle. kris sanchez joins us now. all 49 people killed in that attack have now been identified. >> their names are public. we are starting to find out who they are. in this age of connectedness, one of the hardest parts of mass shooting is putting the names with the faces. there's where you see the true loss of life. with all the technology, people were connected until their very last moment. that is a snapchat posted by 25-year-old amanda olviar. she died in the shooting with her best friend. eddie justice was on his phone with his mother. don torres was on the phone when omar mateen was gunning people down. they work in travel and pharmacies. here is what we know about them.

some were students in florida and beyond. some were killed with their best friend. one was a social worker who worked with the elderly. another was a mother who beat cancer twice. we a we are compiling the victims' stories on our website. it's a labor of love, but it is so important to put the names with the faces but it's not just a number. we are working hard to be responsible about that and get it right. >> very much so. you see the faces and put the backgrounds together. it gives you a better portrait. >> hearing about their stories and families. >> telling their mother they loved them moments before. >> telling the mother, i'm going to die. very hard to hear. thanks, chris. the owner of pulse night club is promising it will be the heart beat of orlando. >> we just have to move forward and find a way to keep their

heart beating and keep our spirit alive. and we will not let someone take this away from us. >> that was barbara pulma speaking to nbc's "today" show. you can watch that on nbc bay area starting at 7:00 a.m. this morning. our coverage continues at nbcbayarea.com. if you're wondering what can i do, how can i help the victims of the shooting, click on the tab. help pulse shooting. breaking news in the south bay. 5:06. a live picture of the damage left behind after a truck slammed into a home. it happened off south jackson off 680. the owner of the home says it's becoming a regular occurrence. it's happened at least 19 times where a vehicle has left the road and just slammed into his property. his home has been hit four times. we have a reporter on the scene gathering information right now. we'll check in with her in our next half hour. hope for a second straight

nba championship put on hold. we'll say that. at least temporarily for our warriors. lebron james and cavs dismantled our doves last night. >> the champagne is still good. >> colder. >> playing without a suspended draymond green. it didn't help that lebron and kyrie were on fire. they played like a team desperate to win. 112-97. warriors lead the series three games to two. game six is scheduled thursday in cleveland. >> maybe by thursday you are going to need something cool and chilly to drink. >> these warriors go to cleveland and it's in the 90s there, too. by comparison, they are looking good here. >> we are looking good here. especially the weather today. looking nice with a lot of sunshine. and some comfortable

temperatures. the winds will pick up and it will feel breezy. lunchtime temperatures will be in the mid 60s. low 70s for the north bay. san francisco tops out at 65 with 70s elsewhere. our temperature slightly cooler than average. we'll have a chance of rain for thursday. i'll tell you where and what else to expect as we head into the weekend. that's coming up in less than then minutes. over to mike with an update on the east bay crashes. you see san jose with light rain. most of the rest of the bay. east bay starts with buildup first. another crash here. southbound 680. we talked about that crash. single car spinout. there is one reported at stone valley road. i'm going to leave that marker there. not emphasize that too much. it sounds like details are similar to that first report. i think that is somebody else calling it in concerned. westbound 580 over highway 13. this is less of an issue.

a disabled dump truck there. the caltrans construction zone. they were trying to get a heavy-duty tow truck there. they are calling for a second. here is southbound 880 past the coliseum. that crash i told you about. sounds like the car went off the road and hit a light pole. i couldn't see it. it was a dark shot. no major injuries reported on the other side of the bay. peninsula very light. back to you. mike has the maps and the man with the gadgets, scott mcgrew. >> we'll talk about gadgets in the apple worldwide developer's conference. i am going to make german debt interesting. very difficult. stick around. the presidential candidates talk tough after the orlando terror attacks. the way donald trump is doubling down on his stance. paris standing in solidarity with orlando. the eiffel tower lit up in rainbow colors this morning. there was a vigil on the u-c

berkeley campus yesterday. students and staff members sang and shared their there was a vigil on the u.c. berkeley campus yesterday as students and staff members sang and shared their reflections on the shootings in orlando with emphasis on healing. though made grief counselors available to staff and students. the investigation how and why 49 people injured and 53 more injured enters its third day, this issue turned political on capitol hill. >> edward lawrence is live in

washington with more on the presidential candidates and the law makers and how they are all reacting. good morning, lawrence. >> reporter: good morning. the fireworks last night inside the u.s. capitol. members of congress protested on the house floor after a moment of silence for the victims in orlando. chaos in the house chamber. speaker paul ryan asked for a moment of silence. that's when representative jim himes and a few other democratic members walked out under protest. >> i could have passed legislation, but i decided to observe another moment of silence. that's enough. i'm not doing it. >> reporter: as the nation mourns for the orlando shooting victims, individuals across the country, law makers remain deeply divided. himes and other democrats want strict gun bills to pass the house. >> we want to make sure it is

not easy for somebody who decides they want to harm people in this country to be able to obtain weapons. >> it is essential we stop terrorists from getting the tools they need to carry out the attacks. >> reporter: the presumptive republican nominee for president countered, saying we need to do more to secure america, adding omar mateen may have been born here but his parents immigrated from afghanistan. trump added he would lock down the border. >> when i'm elected, i will suspend immigration from areas of the world where there is a proven history of terrorism against the united states. >> reporter: president obama announced thursday he will go to orlando. he plans on meeting with families of the victim. live in washington, edward lawrence. back to you. >> thank you very much. a developing story in france this morning. french president francois hollande is confirming a deadly attack of a senior complies commander was an act of terror.

the suspect stabbed the man near his home then went inside the home and killed his partner. she was also a police employee. a 3-year-old was taken hostage during the attacks, but managed to survive. an elite police unit stormed that home and killed the attacker. investigators say the suspect was arrested before due to ties to terrorist groups. certainly a lot of grief in the small community in new jersey. friends and family of christina grimmie gathered last night to remember the talented young singer. she was a former contestant on "the voice." the 22-year-old was shot and killed friday night during a meet and greet after her concert in orlando. the gunman described as an obsessed fan killed himself after shooting her. new this morning, another vestage of old las vegas bites the dust. two hours ago demolition teams imploded the riviera hotel. they went down amidst fireworks.

it opened in 1955 as the first highrise casino. the implosion did happen vegas style. you see the fireworks show leading up to the detonation. it will make way for an expanded convention center which sits nearby. investor does not want to gamble with their money. in europe they found a safe place to put their cash. >> rush to safety has caused something strange to happen. >> one of those business stories where i admit it probably doesn't affect you. you might find it interesting. there is so much worry about the so-called brexit, they are buying up government bonds. german bonds are super safe. many people put their euros in germany. their interest rate went negative as a result. you are paying the german government to borrow your money. while the germans have your money, it's totally safe.

that safety you get back slightly less than you put in. strange but true financial story. you'll talk more about apple's worldwide developer's conference which continues in san francisco today. i want to take a moment to point out there were more women on stage at the keynote monday than at any other time in apple history. a total of four women. >> one of apple's announcements, its watch will call 911 silently for you by pressing a button. it will tell police who you are, where you are without the bad guy knowing the message is going out. apple opened up siri to outside developers. uber will be able to work with siri. you can ask her for a car. you'll be able to delete apple's built-in app. that find my friends app you p you the in the junk folder. you'll be able to get rid of. landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning.

wall street could see more red arrows today. futures are lower this morning. stocks falling monday on terrorism fears and concerns over the so-called brexit in the uk as britons vote whether to leave the european union. a vote to leave could rattle the global market. look at retail sales andç impo prices. the fed begins its two-day policy meeting today. it could offer clues on their next move. up 132 points to 17,730. nasdaq down 46 to 4848. back to you. >> thank you. worldwide developer's conference with apple continues throughout the week. very popular. >> there is not a corner of the world that has not been affected by what happened in orlando. apple ceo tim cook led a moment of silence at its worldwide developer's conference in san francisco. this was yesterday. as the audience hushed, cook had to wipe away a tear from his

eye. he called sunday's attack a senseless, unconscionable act of terrorism and hate. certainly true. everyone has been talking about it, taking their moments. that investigation continues. in our neck of the woods, the weather has been quite pleasant. >> yesterday was so nice. all that sunshine. it will be comfortable again today. we are looking at some highs today, mostly in the 70s. we are tracking a chance of scattered showers in the forecast. something unusual for the middle of june. look at this sunrise this morning over the bay bridge. all clear. beautiful and bright orange, if you have a chance to get a peek out the window. 56, temperature in the east bay as well as san francisco and the south bay as we drop in to get a closer look. temperatures now in the lower 50s. 54 in pleasanton and dublin and 53 in walnut creek. in the north bay, also 53. feels breezy outside. that will continue through the day. here is a look at the wind

forecast for 5:00. you see the arrows coming in from the northwest. it will be 15 to 20 mile-an-hour winds. a little bit higher right along the coast. highs today reaching the 60s and 70s. this is absolutely perfect. 76 in los gatos. 66 in san mateo. taking a look at the seven day forecast, doesn't stay this way. make sure you enjoy it. the giants last night just smashed the brewers scoring 11 points. hopefully we can do it again today. we'll have perfect weather, more clouds moving in by the end of the game. slightly cooler temperatures today. will once again be in the 60s and 70s inland. this cold front moves in shows we could have a few quick moving scattered showers moving in by thursday. something we'll be watch as far as how much rain we could see during that time.

possibility of at least 1/4 inch or close to around napa. most of the rain will be in the north bay. it will be very hit or miss for san francisco. looking ahead to the weekend forecast, once again, doesn't stay comfortable. friday looks nice. saturday gets warmer and by sunday, it will be hot. especially for those inland areas reaching into the low 90s. i'll have another look at that forecast and what to expect once again as we head into the next several days. in a few minutes, mike is tracking a big jam heading toward the tri-valley. >> here is the bay bridge toll plaza. that is looking good right now. we'll look at your maps. overall traffic flows well around most of the bay. way over on the right you see the 580, slowing out of the altamont. south 680 off the walnut creek interchange toward alamo. i just got a tweet. traffic was fully stopped at

least for a few seconds there. we have word three of your four lanes southbound are blocked. we have a crash reported i told you about. two more possible incidents. a couple might be duplicates. there are two crashes we are tracking in the area. there will be a big slowdown coming off highway 24 and heading down in towards san rom own. keep that in mind. hopefully we'll get good progress. we'll track that. heading to the san mateo bridge, traffic flows smoothly. the camera does tremble a bit. up next, officers say they got their man after several high-end robberies in the middle of union square. firefighters rushing into action to battle a fire in los angeles. the deadly aftermath. one person was killed as

firefighters battled a massive fire at aac we learned that one person was killed as firefighters battle a massive fire at a vacant office building in downtown los angeles last night. city fire officials say more than 140 firefighters were battling those flames. three people had to be rescued. body of one person was found after the fire was brought under control. the arson unit right now is investigating the cause of that fire. in san francisco, the man police say robbed high end union square stores multiple times since march is behind bars. >> san francisco police arrested kevin dale burton from

pittsburgh. over the past few months, he stole more than $100,000 in designer clothing, purses and accessories. he is facing multiple charges of robbery, burglary and assault. he worked with two other suspects and they are still at large. >> what is your morning ritual include? laura gets coffee. >> a lot of make-up. >> here is one kid doing a morning swim who has all of us beat. about an hour from now he plans on swimming to alcatraz. >> i'm proud of him already. 9-year-old james savage will try to make history this monjt he is to set off from aquatic park at 6:30 in an attempt to become the youngest person ever to swim to alcatraz. he's been training for months. his swimming coach will swim alongside him.

oakland a's bringing tribe night back to the coliseum tonight against the texas rangers. gametime is 7:05. >> something to lift everybody's spirits, too. up next, a rude awakening for a south bay homeowner. a truck plowed into his house in the middle of night. he said this happened several times before. i'm michelle roberts in orlando. the latest on the investigation and growing memorials.

. at 5:30 this morning, a live look from orlando, florida, this morning, where everyone continues to lay their flowers in remembrance of the 49 people killed in a tragic night club shooting. michelle roberts is there live. she'll join us with the latest on the investigation coming up in just minutes. good morning. thank you very much for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at that morning forecast with kari. >> looks good. >> sun is rising. we have clear skies. we'll have a lot of sunshine today. we won't have the heat to go along with it. it will feel comfortable. it's now 56 in the east bay and san francisco with highs reaching the mid 60s in the city and low 70s elsewhere. our winds start to pick up, too. a few clouds here and there.

overall mostly sunny skies. can't complain about today. you may be complaining about the heat this weekend. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. how is it looking as you head across the bay bridge? >> we have the backup here. toll plaza, metering lights are turned on. filling in all the lanes. no big surprises here. the rest of the bay pretty smooth, predictable pattern around the bay. i will show you one thing i do know will catch you by surprise. the amount of slowing south 680 off the walnut creek interchange. we have three of your four southbound lanes blocked, originally with a single car involved. two or three other vehicles involved. it is a second crash that is out at stone valley. this is a big jam. the rest of the upper east bay as well as north bay moves well. back to you. >> thank you, mike. to the very latest on the orlando terror attack where this morning we are learning more about the shooter as the

hospital prepares to talk about the survivors. >> michelle roberts has been live in orlando covering this since yesterday. we see the memorial at the hospital where you are. you learned one of the shooter's co-workers is speaking out about the attacker's rage. good morning. >> good morning. we are here outside the hospital and good news overnight being tweeted out they are seeing improving conditions and later we'll get a full update and hear from the doctors that treated dozens of people at the hospital a couple blocks away from the scene. look at this growing memorial. emotional to see all these messages and candles left behind. investigators have been very busy. they've been recreating the crime scene at pulse night club using evidence and witness testimony to determine exactly what happened. they will also be continuing to interview the gunman's family, friends and co-workers. there are reports mateen sent messages using a gay dating site

and had been seen at pulse night club several times. federal officials say mateen appears to be a home grown terrorist. >> he would kick things and throw things and slam his hands down and have a violent outburst of rage. he always referred to every other race, religion, gender in a very derogatory negative way. >> reporter: in 2013 mateen was on the fbi watch list for remarks he made about a terror connection. if he tried to buy a gun then the fbi would have been notified. because the case was closed, notification was not required. mateen did buy the weapons used on sunday legally. president obama will be in orlando on thursday to support this community that has been through so much. live in orlando, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. thank you very much. she mentioned 53 people who

survived injuries from the shooting. many still at the hospital. there are 49 people who will never return. >> kris sanchez joins us with more about their lives, who these people were. >> it is hard when you have a mass shooting like this, trying to be responsible putting those names, faces and the stories. it is then you see the true loss of life when you do that. with all the technology we use, people were really connected until their very last moments. that is a snapchat posted by 25-year-old amanda oliver. >> heç texted me and said, mom, i love you. >> the last time was when she was in the club, "i love you."

i said, "i love you, too." >> 18-year-old akira murray was among the youngest people killed. she was in orlando celebrating her high school graduation. the eldest victim was 50. she was a mother who beat cancer twice but was no match for an ar-15. she had gone dancing with her 21-year-old son. he survived, she did not. they are described as beloved sons and daughters and friends and they are people who worked in travel industry and pharmacies. they were students at florida universities and beyond. some of them died alongside their best friends. one was a social worker who worked with the elderly, even lived with his grandmother. he could take care of her. you can read more about the victims and tributes that poured out. you see them here on air and online. lady gaga was out and this morning we saw prince william

signing a condolence book. >> france lit up the eiffel tower. it's worldwide. 49 people you know. gone like that. >> right. there are so few degrees of separation. two victims were part of the nbc universal telemundo family, one working at the harry potter exhibit in universal. so young. one who worked on the spanish language version of "the voice." >> it's very emotional. thank you very much. our coverage will continue online @nbcbayarea.com. if you wonder how to help the victims, click on the tab in the upper right hand corner. help, hashtag pulse shooting. back at home, this is new video. a pick-up truck slammed into a san jose home causing very

serious damage. >> sharon we understand the homeowner says this happened more than a dozen times before? he must be in an area where cars can slam through there? >> yes. we are off 680 off ramp on jackson street. a busy intersection in this area take a look behind me at this damage. the owner has been in and out of the house this morning talking us to. looking in a daze over the damage, but surprisingly very calm. he says he's been through this 19 times before. the owner says he was heading to the back of the house around 11:00 last night when he heard a loud rumbling noise. he thought it was an earthquake. then heard his neighbors yelling that a truck slammed into his house. >> i park made car here to prevent my house from getting

hit. didn't do any good. the guy in the truck hit my car and pushed it into the garage. >> my house is behind him. the driver was pretty intoxicated. he seemed like he was drinking, obviously, a huge amount. you can see that the homeowner had set up these big cement poles trying to keep this from happening to his house again. this time apparently you can see it did not work. fortunately though, no one was seriously injured. and we are told that police arrested the driver for drunk driving. live in san jose, sharon katsuda, today in the bay. the oakland police scandal continues to expand. nbc bay area learned the contra costa sheriff's department is investigating allegations that one of its employees had sex with a woman who tells the media she was a prostitute.

that woman says she slept with 24 law enforcement officials, some of them while she was only 17 years old. they include members of the oakland police department, richmond police department, alameda county sheriff's department, livermore police and someone based in stockton. a fifth officer has been put on leave as a result of this scandal. 5:39. prompted by the controversial stanford sexual assault case, two state law makers are pushing for an expansion of the definition of rape. many states have adopted the fbi definition which labels rape as pen penetration with any body part. the bill was introduced to change the wording. a juror in the brock turner case is expressing outrage to the judge about what he calls a, quote, ridiculously lenient

sentence. the juror wrote a letter to the judge that says, "it seems to me that you really did not accept the jury's findings. we were nam mousse in our finding of guilt and our verdicts were marginalized based on your own personal opinion." turner will serve a maximum of a six month sentence but could be out as soon as september. hopes right now for a second straight nba championship are not over for the would warriors. they are put on hold. lebron james and cavs dismantled the doves. >> i like to think we'll keep the champagne on ice longer. playing without a suspended draymond green and losing a suspended bogut. they played like they were on a mission. cavs take game five 112-97, warriors lead the series three games to two. game six scheduled for thursday

in cleveland. >> we are trying to make them sweat it out. we'll have great weather there may be a few scattered showers in the forecast. great news there, too. let's talk about what to expect today. mostly sunny skies as you head out the door. few coastal clouds. it will become sunny and breezy today. lunchtime temperatures make you want to take it outside. 63 in san francisco and 72 in the north bay. highs reaching mostly in the 70s with 60s in san francisco and right along the coast. next couple of days we'll keep this weather and we'll have a chance of showers. i'll be tracking that in a few minutes. mike tracking the crashes at walnut creek. >> also saw flashing lights. that is the activity we can make out a little bit of activity southbound 880 for the crash off the roadway.

680 southbound directs you where we have. chp hasn't cleared this. they say we have three of four lanes blocked. i got a tweet from a buddy tweeting me while stopped in traffic completely. saying all lanes reopened a few minutes ago. we should see recovery. more details on that. we'll check our live camera. farther south, san jose northbound 101 shows your typical first burst of traffic about 5:42. slowing 101 at 680. back to you. >> thanks, mike. many scott mcgrew, what are you looking at? >> the fight that continues between "the washington post" and donald trump. now it's getting historic. we'll look in business. stephanie chuang live in san francisco where there is growing concern over the upcoming pride parade and celebration after the tragedy in orlando. victims of the orlando nightclub

shooting attack.. at 5:45, a live look at orlando, florida, where the vigil remains remembering the victims of the tragic night club shooting attack taking the lives of 49 people. today in the bay michelle roberts will join us live from orlando this morning. she'll have more on the latest investigation. president obama will be

traveling to orlando thursday to pay his respects to the victims of the pulse night club shooting. today, he says he is focused on isis. obama scheduled a meeting of his national security council. part of an ongoing review on efforts to degrade and destroy that terrorist group. this meeting will take place at the treasury department in washington and a series of national security council meetings in recent months. the shooting in orlando as the nation celebrates pride month. >> safety is the number one concern for san francisco's pride parade in two weeks. stephanie chuang following that story for us. there is a lawsuit to put more safety measures in place during these celebrations. >> that's right. it's already going on. there is heightened sensitivity over security after orlando, understandable, there were already a couple of people who said they were the victims of violence in previous events.

this man was a bystander at the civic center where there was the annual pride festival when he was shot in the arm. an l.a.-based attorney says he represents man who were hurt in a stampede. there's been a pattern of violence and wants pride to have more security. the same kind we saw at super bowl city events earlier this year, including barricades, metal detecting wands and bag searches. >> people tried to shoot us. people who can address the situation. >> there is a special place in hell for personal injury attorney whose want to use terror attack events to try to garner media attention to line their pockets and clients' pockets with money. >> a judge in san francisco superior court is said to hear

the lawsuit. pride says the suit has no merit. last november, they did end upsetling a different lawsuit filed by a man shot at that civic center festival in 2013. the supervisor said pride organizers as well as sfpd representative will talk about security for this pride celebration that's happening june 25th and june 26th. stephanie chuang, today in the bay. it is 5:48 right now. we have photos of three more people wanted by san jose police in connection with these donald trump rallies. police say the men attended the trump rally in downtown san jose earlier this month and committed various acts of violence. it was quite the scene down there. so far, nine people have been arrested from the same rally. all for assault-related charges. some of those people arrested are minors. police are looking for eight

additional suspects. freedom of the press. unless you are the "post." donald trump says "the washington post" cannot cover his rally. >> has any presidential candidate tried to bar a newspaper? >> there has been one. it was donald trump. he did it to the "des moines register" last year. this year what his campaign is doing is bigger. he pulled "the washington post" credentials barring it from all events. trump says "the post" which is owned by jeff bezos is unfair. "the washington post" ran a headline that said mr. trump had accused the president of being complicit in the terror attack in orlando which is one way of interpreting trump's statement. trump did say on fox news either the president doesn't understand terrorism or, quote, gets it better than anyone understands, that the president has something else in mind, he said. amazon will have to pay a huge

fine shipping a single bottle of drain cleaner by air. $350,000. the cleaner called liquid fire leaked and got on the hands of freight workers. they say the package was improperly labeled. stocks fell monday on concerns of the brexit. the fed starts a two-day meeting today but an interest rate hike is unlikely. this man eric rice wants to build a silicon valley stock market here in the bay area he is well known in silicon valley circles. there used to be a stock market here the pacific exchange. it's now a gym. >> is it really? >> i forget who owns it. >> silicon valley techies need to work out and take in the day, keep their mind focused. >> we could use a stock market out here, as well. >> a win/win. thank you very much.

santa clara valley water leaders are getting set to ease drought restrictions for 2 million customers. district members meet tonight to discuss a 20% cut in water usage for the second half of this year. that's down from the current 30% reduction standard established. lawn watering will be allowed three days a week up from the current two days allowed. bring back those lush lawns if you can. we'll see. the temperature is going to heat up. we'll need a little drink of water. >> this weekend it is going to be hot. enjoy the nice mild weather the next couple of days. we may have a little rain in the north bay. we'll talk about that in a second. let's head outside to see what it looks like as you get this day started. a lot of sunshine. a live look at sunol as the sun comes up. we have all clear skies all around the bay area. >> it will be once again cooler with our temperatures now in the mid 50s for san francisco and the east bay. 56 also in the south bay as we drop in to get a closer look, we

have upper 40s in san martin. it is 48 and 51 in willow glen. our winds coming in onshore northwesterly at 15 to 20 miles per hour all throughout the day. a little more gusty along the coast. half moon bay, wind speeds at 26 to maybe 30 miles per hour. then it stays up to breezy in the start of the day tomorrow. that brisk onshore flow keeps our temperatures in check. we are going to be slightly below average for this time of year with some 60s and 70s all around the bay area, oakland today 70. pleasanton, a high of 74. we are looking forward to another great game out there at at&t park. giants won last night scoring 11 points. hopefully we can do it again today. first pitch will be at 7:15. temperatures will be in the lower 60s dropping back to 58 by the end of the game. we will be slightly cooler today

with a mix of sun and clouds. there will be a coastal front, cold front along the coast for the next couple of days. also bringing in a chance of showers on thursday. looks like much of that rain stays in the north bay, but we can't rule out the possibility of quick-moving showers elsewhere around the bay area. it looks like rainfall totals will be very light with up to close to 1/4 inch of rain possible in napa. then the rest of us seeing less than 0.1 inch for most of us. looking ahead to the weekend after getting a few spotty showers, cooler temperatures, we will be heating up by the end of the weekend. talking low 90s for inland valleys on sunday. let's head over to mike now tracking a big delay. still happening in walnut creek. >> this has been a sticking point for some time. fremont over my shoulder, that is standard. most of the bay. we'll get you the wide look first of all. i want to make sure everybody gets a chance to check it.

south bay not much flowing. we zoom to walnut creek where things are jammed up from highway 24. jammed solid to la vorna. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. which see the metering lights on has everything backed up at the toll plaza. no big deal other than that. maze is all right. >> no big deal except for those folks. repeated recklessness. a truck crashes into a home. it's all part of a pattern. hear from the homeowner. first happening now -- all eyes still on orlando this morning. we learn more about the shooter. reporters await a news conference about the victims struggling to survive. michelle roberts is on the ground there. plus on nbcbayarea.com, we compiled the personal story of

the victims. the search is on for this man

suspected of robbing three alameda businesses in less than half an hour. the search is on for this man suspected of robbing three alameda businesses in less than half an hour. the suspect was wearing what looked like a batman beanie. alameda police say sunday night he robbed a walgreens, wells

fargo, all in the 9:00 p.m. hour. the man then fled in a stolen car and police say was driving recklessly so he stopped the pursuit. the man police say robbed a high end union square stores multiple times since march is behind bars. san francisco police arrested kevin dale burton from pittsburgh. investigators say over the past few months he stole more than 100,000 dollars in designer clothing, pursers and accessories. he is facing multiple charges of robbery, burglary and assault. he works with at least two other suspects. they are still at large. a possible break in a murder case in a san francisco construction site last friday. investigators now say they have a motive. sources tell nbc bay area the suspect, 23-year-old los angeles woman, fatally stabbed a female construction worker because she was denied access to the construction site's port-a-potty. that young woman faces a murder charge. the suspect is likely linked to

a nearly identical stabbing over the exact same issue at a tenderloin construction site a week earlier. grief for a small community in new jersey. friends and family of christina grimmie gathered to remember the talented young singer. she was a former contestant on "the voice." the 22-year-old was shot and killed during a meet and greet after her concert in orlando. the gunman described as an obsessed fan killed himself after shooting grimmie. >> he died on the floor of the club, they said. my heart wanted him alive. >> right now at 6:00, tragic stories emerging days after the massacre inside an orlando night club. the intimate details we are learning about the victims and their loved ones. i'm michelle roberts live in orlando. the latest on the investigation and more on the growing memorial for the victims.

live in san jose, a truck slams into a house and the homeowner says this has happened many times before. today in the bay continues right now. a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. let's get you going this morning with a forecast that feels comfortable. >> comfortable. have the sunglasses. we'll have a lot of sunshine as we go throughout the day. we are seeing it this morning all across the bay area. temperatures now in the mid 50s as you head out the door. light jacket needed. not later on today. we'll be in the 70s for most of the inland areas. mid 60s for the coast and san francisco. we'll take a look ahead to a chance of rain and warmer temperatures this weekend. a lot of changes. that's coming up in a few minutes. mike is watching what's happening in walnut creek. >> southbound