now. >> a very good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. >> i'm sam brock. >> laura garcia-cannon. >> it is noon, you may be able to grab a fleece out the door today. >> it's cool. to think we have rain in the forecast. not typical the time of year. but we will definitely welcome, especially that rain. it's freight degrees in the north bay, low 50s for the south bay in the peninsula. we get a little light in the sky. you see it's mostly clear there in the south bay with mostly sunny skies expected this afternoon. highs near 70. some mid- to upper-60s for the coast and part of the bay. i'll tell you what to expect. mike is tracking slowing now through fremont. >> i believe 100% of that slowing, the crew cleared. they were going backwards, clearing the construction zone. now it looks like that scene is clear. let's show you the map. overall the bay very good right

now. we had 880 both directions slow, those cones are cleared for the overnight road crew. look around 680 interchange, i'm go back and see what they have brewing so far, a little sheing showed up. a bay bridge shot as well. we'll send it right back to you. >> dark skies there, and red ones here. now to breaking news in the south bay, look at this fire. it consumed a strip mall in san jose, destroying several businesses. you can see the massive flames took firefighters hours to contain. "today in the bay" chris sanchez is joining us live from the scene with the damage that was left behind. chris, this was quite a battle. >> reporter: this was a very big battle for firefighters here, sam. it is an l-shaped building. it is older construction. the fire spread quickly. you can see behind me, firefighters on the scene here still putting water on some of the hot spots in that building.

it was raging, right around midnight. someone called it in. saying there was a fire outside that l-shaped building. but the fire was spreading quickly through the inside, through attic of this billing as well. it when to the four alarls. there were more than 110 firefighters. there were firefighters helping from the santa clara fire department as well. initially the firefight was to defend the building. then they had to try to contain it. defend the homes behind the strip mall and the gas station that is in this same very parking lot. it was two hours before firefighters could contain fire. then it was three-and-a-half total before they had it under control. battalion chief ivan lee says all but one business appears to be affected by water, fire or smoke. there are 20 businesses on the marquee of strip mall. anything from the restaurants hair and tattoo parlors. there is a pet grooming store, a karate place and pizza place.

there are hot spots on the scene, firefighters are dousing those with water t. bulk of the firefighters have gone. we did talk to the battalion chief who responded to the santa clara strip mall. he said this was smaller, but a rough fight this morning chris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> eerily reminiscent of that fire. it's a dark morning for san jose as the police department remembers a fallen officer michael katerman, an 11-year veteran of the force. thousands of officers gathered last night in his honor. >> he died from a violent crash in north san jose yesterday afternoon. >> he put the uniform on, left to go to work. wanted to see his family at the end of the day. >> police say the van had made a left turn in front of them. they collided him when his bike came to a stop about him.

>> he used the officer's police radio to call for help. >> they tried to do what they could to help. the officer was taken to the regional medical center, sadly later died. we are told the drive of the minivan is said to be cooperating, is not facing charges t. fallen officer leaves behind a wife and two children. we will have a live report coming up in our next half hour. >> a developable story out oak, where celebration of life quickly turns tragic when a 16-year-old girl is shot and killed. now this shooting happened around 5:30 at the corner of 13th and franklin in the downtown area right in the middle of a funeral. hundreds of people were gathered to remember two european e 15-year-old boys. both of them tragically died in

a water accident last month. as they were laid to rest, a fight broke out in the street. two young men walked into the crowd and started firing. four people were hit. >> i heard several shots, probably about six in a row. and then at that point i saw a bun of kid running. >> they were a group in the 1,300 block of franklin. there was a group, two individuals shot at the group, striking the victims and fleeing. >> one of the victims, a 16-year-old, regina jeffreys, she was taken to highland hospital, where she later died. police say the other three shooting victims are in stable condition. "today in the bay" is monitoring the very latest for us. he will bring us a live report coming up in the next hour. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of florida. we will bring you live pictures right here. a desperate search is hang right now for a two-year-old boy

dragged by an alligator into a la began to at disney's grand floridian resort. we understand the boy and his father were wadeing in about a foot of water when the alligator came out of nowhere and attacked. it happened about 9:00 last night the boys mother and father tried to grab the boy from the alligator's mouth, they were not successful. 50 law enforcement officers spent the entire night searching the lagoon for the little boy. as you saw there, they're still doing so now. >> this is still a search and rescue of course. but we are very hopeful. we are hoping for the best. sometimes you get the worst. we're certainly hoping for the bes best. >> the family of five is from nebraska and they're vacationing at that resort. lawyer remarks sadly staying in that area, it has been a heavy week for the orlando community. now this morning, stories of survival w. rehearing more from the injured as they share

terrifying details from the shooting massacre inside the orlando nightclub as new details emerge on the investigation as well. "today in the bay" le anne greg is joining us with what we learned at this hour. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the officials are considering whether mateen's wife should face criminal charges. they say she is cooperating. she has been staying with her father-in-law. as you say, we are hearing stories of the injured as this investigation moves forward. the gatherings continue. this one last night in orlando and supported the victims as we learn more about the man that caused this chaos. omar mateen lived about two hours from the crime scene in this port st. lucie apartment with his wife and their three-year-old son. she told federal agents she was with her husband when he bought ammunition and a holster, that she tried to talk him out of his

plans and once drove him by pulse because he wanted to scope out the club, where he would later kill 49 people and injure 53 other. >> i look over, he shoots the girl next to me. i'm there laying down, i'm thinking, i'm next, i'm dead. >> reporter: angel was shot three times, still hospitalized like many of the victims, patients carter among those held hostage in the restroom describe the moments when a s.w.a.t. team broke through and rescued them. >> they bust through the wall. they start engage physical gunfire, they told him, "put your weapon down! put your weapon down! "he didn't. so they continued gunfire. >> reporter: the community searches for answers. new information about mateen's possible state of mind. his father-in-law says he applied to the police academy but was rejected. he filed a complaint saying he was turned away because he was a

muslim. lee anne greg, back to you. >> so brave of those survivors to talk about what they experienced. >> so soon as well, i was noticing. hopefully it will help them heal in a sense, too. all right. what happened to the weather? a chill in the air. >> no air conditioner needed today. >> not at all. you need the sunglasses, too. a lot of sunshine in the forecast. it stays nice and comfortable. probably the best day of the week as far as the comfort levels. it will be 63 degrees in the east bay. 66 in the south bay, with highs reaching 70 degrees there, as you drive home, it will be 64 degrees in the tri-valley 71 degrees. we'll take a look ahead at rain in the weekend forecast coming up let's head over to mike to see what's happening on the roadways. >> the same spot the construction was clearing a few minutes ago. we have flashing lights, on the map, it's much clearer.

i can't zoom in quite close enough on the map t. southbound 880 just about auto mall parkway. reports that a motorcycle has been hit. a car that did the hit took off. so, folks, if you saw anything, we will get details, helpfully from chp. there are injuries. i don't know how severe. this earlier crash has cleared to the shoulder. slowing around mission boulevard i am talking about a crash coming up, guys, back to you. >> busy out there, thank you, mike. all right, now it's over. the nation's final primary is coming to a close as bernie sanders and hillary clinton and their lengthy battle with a face-to-face meeting. details on what was discussed next. with washington d-c choosing

hillary clinton as the >> decision 2016. the nation's primary season has come to a close, that was it. washington, d.c. choosing hillary clinton as the democratic nominee. clinton and sanders enter their primary fight with a face-to-face meeting. "today in the bay" tracy potts joins us with a preview of sanders sweeping demands. what did he ask for, tracy? >> reporter: well, he wants to get rid of debbie waserman schultz as the head of dnc. he wants to end the super delegates, something he has been harping on. he wants more open primaries so independents can vote. this was a nearly two-hour meeting, afterwards, statements were both called it positive.

>> okay. that was tracy potts reporting for us live if washington, d.c. we'll see how the party comes together now this process is over. at 5:14, what to do about airplane noise. people will be coming together to discuss that very issue. there will be a committee meeting at 6:00 in redwood city. that meeting now marks the second out of three meetings this month, organized by a federal committee addressing the airplane noise issue a lot of people complained about t. meeting will focus on south airplane business arrivals. . the same idea of black boxes or data recorders for airplanes will soon applied to nearly all san francisco city-owned vehicles. >> the city supervisors approved that plan yesterday and the goals to track city vehicles and to perhaps pre vent pedestrian deaths by encouraging safe

driving. the law does not apply to law enforcement vehicles. supervisors are working on extending the laws to cover those vehicles as well. one of texas's try dtry den critics. >> jim cramer had his mind changed be alate night tv host. >> it's a strange course of events, jay leno. remember he was on wall street yesterday celebrating the opening bell, also a way to market a new tv show about cars on cnbc. leno loves cars. he later did an interview on cnbc talking of tesla, saying stock contradiction ought to recognize how amazing it is there is a new american car maker. jim cramer, cnbc's rather loud and outspoken host of "mad money" spent most of his tv show, saying, you know what leno is right. it didn't much change cramer's opinion of the stock, cramer did say, he's been too hard on the company. speaking of cnbc, let's turn to

landon dowdy live at world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> reporter: those are some pretty big shoes to fill. good morning to you. wall street can recover from tuesday's losses, futures are higher this morning. investors await today's fed decision and on growing fears of the brexit vote in the u.k. next week. look for inflation and manufacturing and the fed wraps up it's two-day policy meeting this afternoon. janet yellen could give us clues as to the next move t. dow falling t. nasdaq down 4 to 4843. scott, back to you. >> landon, thank you. in fact, let's talk more about yellen. not only was the fed caught totally off guard by a lousy jobs report last month. it will announce its decision about interest rates, landon said almost a week before britain votes on whether to exit the eu. there is no way the fed will take action ahead of the brexit

vote. you know hoffman talked about microsoft, which would have made hoffman a billionaire except for one thing. he was already a billion fair. so. he is one of the smartest guys in silicon valley. he's involved with everything. a little trifia along with mark pinkus, he owns the patent on social new yorkering that makes facebook run. >> no kid something. >> no kidding. one of the early guys of paypal, does linkedin, airbnb owns the patent. >> so many things that touch us. >> can you imagine what he can do with microsoft. it's a kane that needs a little updating. >> there are a few of these. >> they're updating their profile. he's like our warren buffet in the bay area. >> speaking of apologies. >> oh my god. >> yay!

>> you want to wrap him in a blanket. >> he has a rubber ducky blanket i think. it is official the record is set. a 9-year-old boy from the central valley has become the youngest person to swim to alcatraz and back. he lives about 60 miles from the ocean. so we are told he trains vigorously with his parents in a nearby reservoir which doesn't have a current or as many waves or colder temperatures in the san francisco bay. >> well, i wanted to turn back, they kept on going. i believe you can do it. >> you can do it. if you can do it, he can do it. >> i can't do it. >> james right now is waiting for the begin fess book of world records to certify his swim. that itself the easy part. he says his next goal is to swing swim the length of the golden gate bridge. >> i can't even walk the length. >> i've done that. i run it. >> a mad dash. >> i didn't say it was bad.

i said i can't do it. >> we saw his hair was flapping around there, gusty winds here today as well. >> yeah, it's going to be breezy, nice and cool. we do have nice weather in the forecast for today. then we'll start to see some rain in the forecast tomorrow. here's a live look now at the bay bridge. we start out this morning with low clouds around the coast and around san francisco as well. temperature wise we're at 48 degrees at santa rosa. 52 if palo alto as well as san jose. the bottom of the screen shows our temperatures will go into the 60s and the 90s for early

next week. if you head out to the as game later on, you will need a jacket it will be dropping back to 61 degrees with those gusterly northeasterly wins. around and into napa by the morning commute and the rest of the bay area sees scattered showers, much of this rain fizzles out as it moves farther to the south. with a more measurable rain for the north bay and the possibility of a half of an inch of rain and after that nice little break with the cool temperatures and the rain, temperatures go way up. here's a look at what pleasanton can expect. 81 degrees on saturday, 91 on sunday. up to 94 degrees on monday. get ready for that.

let's head over to mike, he is now updating us on three crashes. >> i'm watching that, going from red to magenta. right by the auto mall sign, we'll show you on the map it looks good. we have two crashes. two in freedom. southbound 880. the earlier slow down we saw, a little blip at the scene. the motorcycle and the rider moved to the right shoulder. there are injuries, nothing better. at the mission boulevard cutover, it quickly dissipated as you head to the south portion of freedom. an earlier trash moved to the shoulder there. there is a crew there helping out. activity on the shoulder. the center line is there for the morning commute.

we will send it to you. there you go. >> looks good. >> coming up next, free fall continues for the oak police department as a sex scandal grows bigger. the new demand coming from civil rights attorneys, levelled at opd. immediate action in the wake of

the oakland police sex scandal--- a string of accusations that have now spread >> some bay area civil rights attorneys are demanding action in the wake of the police sex

scandal. a string of accusations that's spread to other departments. they the demand to hold top city officials accountable. four bay area agencies have launched their own internal investigation. looking into whether officers had sex with an under aged girl. a girl says she slept with 28 police officers while she was working as a prostitute. she alleges some paid her while other officers tipped her off about prostitution stings. people outraged protested in oakland yesterday. >> it's a shame. it's a disgrace and they need to get out of our city. >> five oakland police officers so far have been placed on paid administrative leave as a result of this fallout. two resigned from the police force. an unnamed sheriffs deputy has been placed on leave. santa clara county jail facing another lawsuit.

a former inmate says he was severely beaten by guard in the main jail in san jose. julien vazquez says he has physical and emotional scars by a beating by at least two guards last september. he claims the guards accused him of giving attitude. >> the laceration on my forehead came from getting kicked. my head hit the cement and split opened. at the time i was being kicked so many times that i felt my face get warm. i thought, oh, shoot, i'm pleading. >> the former inmate's attorneys say the alleged beating took place last summer within a month of inmate michael tyree's death alleged-by-three guards. he was serving a sentence for an assault with a deadly weapon and domestic violence conviction. they have investigating the allegation. 5 dlchl 26. coming up, breaking news we are following in the south bay.

>> reporter: i'm chris sanchez in the south bay where a raging fire destroyed several businesses. firefighters were able to spare homes coming up. and heavy hearts in the south bay for the law enforcement community, i'm live with the death of an 11 year veteran. when ""today in the bay"" returns.

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>> a fire at a south bay strip mall inches dangerously close to homes and gas pumps sandwiching opposite sides of that complex. if you are taking a look at live pictures of what's left behind this morning. "today in the bay" chris sanchez will have much more on the fight to contain the flames coming up in a moment. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> can you feel the cool? the coolness in the air? that's right. enjoy it, right, kari? >> it was nice to have all the windows and doors opened, letting the breeze in. because over the next few day, we'll have the air conditioner up on full blast. yes, take it in. it's 48 degrees in the north bay. 54 degrees in san francisco with highs reaching 64. upper 60s, to low 70s today, cooler than normal and we'll have some rain in the forecast tomorrow. i'm talk about that, where we could see it, that's coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking a crash and slowing now in hayward. >> out of weekend into hayward. the bay bridge backup started the metering lights on right

about now on schedule. we are looking at the maps. >> that crowd did build just before they turned the lights on. we're looking at more slowing. this is the one we're talking about out of hayward into oakland. southbound from pary na boulevard, where i originally reported the crash. it sounds like it's closer to washington t. off-ramp sign it will read. the crash may still be blocking one lane there. crashes in fremont, moved to the shoulder, still a distraction. we'll talk about that in the south bay coming up, back to you. >> back to breaking news in the south bay, mike, we have been following all morning, flames consumed a strip mall, leaving behind a path of destruction. >> you have to see the video to understand the strength of this fire, several businesses destroyed inside a shopping area off santa teresa boulevard in san jose. that is where "today in the bay" chris sanchez has been there all morning. obviously, a calmer situation. this was a four alarm fire.

>> this is a four alarm fire. it's not completely out just yet. you see the ladder dousing water on the top of some these businesses in this l-shaped strip mall a. firefight here. there are homes directly behind that part of the strip mall. take a look again at what he was like as that fire was reported just around midnight. whoever called it in, says there was a fire on the outside of the building. what firefighters found is fire was spreading quickly through the attic space. it went to four alarms. there were more than 400 firefighters at the peak. this was a mutual case as well. they were trying to defend the homes behind part of the strip mall and also trying to defend the gas station that is in the same parking lot. the afc two-hour firefight, just to contain the fire. it was another hour-and-a-half after that bef the fire was

considered under control. there are 20 different businesses on the marquee here at the shopping center. all different kind of businesses an certainly we expect that those folks who own those businesses will start to assess the damage and see where they go from here. in san jose, chris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> chris, thank you very much. it is a gut wrenching moment for the san jose police department for the law enforcement community in general as they remember a fallen officer. last night hundreds gathered in honor of officer michael katerman. >>. >> reporter: we have details we are learning ability his death. it's so tragic. >> reporter: it is, lawyer remarks sam. it was here at police headquarters where the police chief eddie garcia got emotional delivering the tragic feuds the 11-year veteran of his force

died from the crash. can you see here behind pe at the headquarters, some flowers have been left behind, including this bouquet, powerful moments also last night for the sjpd and fellow law officers, who along with san jose fire helped escort the body of the their-year-old father of two of san jose to the coroners office. about eight hours earlier around 4:00 in the afternoon is when he was on duty on his police motorcycle on north 10th street when a driver of a minivan made a left turn in front of the officer. they collided. his bike ended up about 100 feet away a. passerby tried to save him, using his police radio to call for help t. officer later died for help at the hospital. >> put his uniform on, left to go to work. he wanted to see his family when he got off. he didn't make it. >> reporter: a very emotional chief garcia there.

he says he spoke with the family, grieving, a strong group of people, his funeral arrangements, are to be made this week. as for the collision, the driver of the adult male did stay on the scene and is corporateing with the investigation. he is not in custody as this investigation continuesch live this morning at sjpd headquarters. "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. we have few details now off of the case the santa clara county district attorneys office drops judge aaron per ski from a sexual assault case. this himcoing from the fallout of brock turner sentencing, the stanford swimmer who sexually assaulted a woman on stanford's campus and sentenced to six months in jail, a sentencing that some folks felt was too lenient. now at this point, if legal analysts say while they're seeking a new judge, it is allowed, kind of an unusual thing. >> it's clearly a response to

the da's displeasure with the sentencing that occurred in the brock turner case. they are now saying at least when it comes to sexual assault cases, we're not going to allow judge per ski to hear these cases. >> we should mention, sorry the da filed a motion of bias saying he does not believe judge per ski can be fair. many stanford students have signed a petition supporting the recall of judge per ski. >> that i say they applaud the decision, find an ad administrative judge to remove per ski from that case. >> now to the deadly mass shooting in orlando. we are learning the killer's wife says she tried to talk him out of the deadly attack that killed 49 people and wounded 53 others. "today in the bay" le anne greg, the wife could be facing charges here. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, sam, lawyer. >> reporter: that's what federal officials are considering, whether she should face criminal charges. that i say she is cooperating. she has been staying with her father-in-law. she told federal officials, she was with her husband when he

bought ammunition and a holster used in the attack. she also said she drove him by the bar so he could scope it out. she said that she tried to talk him out of a plan weeks in advance. now, officials are also talking with her family members in northern california. her father told police her son-in-law applied to the police academy, a life long dream, but had been denied application. he appealed saying it was because he was a muslim t. investigation also includes collection of more evidence today. police are trying to finds out exactly where people were shot and if the people who were injured fatally died immediately or if they were dying later in the bathroom where they were hiding waiting for people to help. from orlando, i'm lee anne greg, back to you. >> is tragedy tobacco hear.

thank you very much. it is 5:37. today the u.s. senate will get a closed door briefing on the tragedy in orlando. it comes as that worse mass shooting in u.s. history is dividing a passionate debate over gun control and terrorism t. presumptive nominee donald trump is once again calling on a ban on muslims entering the country. both president obama and the presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton are responding to trump. >> the terrorist who carried out this attack wasn't born in afghanistan. he was born in queens, new york. >> are we going to start treating all muslim americans differently? are we going to start subjecting them to special under surveillance? >> i watched president obama today and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter. >> speaker paul ryan said yesterday that banning muslims is not in america's best

interests. san francisco's pride weekend just a week and a half away. and today, organizers will start to talk about safety. >> understandably on a lot of people's minds. a peting is scheduled for this afternoon at city hall, where san francisco leaders are going to meet with members of the lbgtq night life community. safety has become a main focus following the attack in orlando. let's check that forecast and check to see where your jacket is this morning. >> yes, you want to grab it before you head out the door. we have cool temperatures as you start out this day and it will be breezy enough that you may have it on during this afternoon and into the evening. a live look now, you see, we do have some clouds there, and we have a mix of sun and clouds all across the bay. overall, starting out mostly with cool temperatures. we'll have gusty winds today. lunchtime temperatures in the 60s, heading into the upper 60s to low 70s for the tri-valley and the north bay, south bay at 70 degrees, san francisco, today

a high of 64 him mike is updating us on a crash in san leandro. how is it looking? >> a look over here, heading up towards the bay bridge. on the map, you see the same thing for the sensors. most of the bay, what you'd expect. we zoom in from marina boulevard through san leandro, you see how it's jammed up solid there. three left lanes are the update. that's getting enough equipment out there to move all the vehicles from the scene. so it should be another 20 to 25 minutes. just after 6:00 is when we look for those lanes to open. we will take you through the city streets, if you are east of the freeway. meanwhile the bay moves pretty well. we have that crash southbound 880 involving a motorcycle. nothing major there. we are looking at san jose as a burst of traffic hits, that's the only slowdown here. back to you. >> it looks like it's picking you up out there. coming up, an emotional kickoff for a day of baseball.

how the as and fans honor victims of the orlando mass shooting all coming up next. spacex will try another rocket launch and big changes at a san francisco company once known for its drinking. >> reporter: good morning, we're going to take you live here in the east bay, where police are still trying to find the people who shot and killed a 16-year-old girl in front of this oakland restaurant. we'll have that story coming up. night..

a 16 year is dead-- after being shot to death amid a funeral ceremony. >> what started out as a celebration of life took a tragic turn in oakland last night. a 16-year-old girl is dead after interesting shot to death while at a funeraler is. >> simply tragic. "today in the bay" is live at 13th and franklin, bob redell is like, we are learning about how this all happened. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you sam and lawyer. >> reporter: her name was regina jeffreys. she was 16-years-old. she was around the corner at a large memorial service for two teenage boys who had drouvenltdz at about 5:30 she and a small group of mourners ended up down here when young men, two we are told started firing into the crowd. the bullets hit the class if a.

couple other shots blew out the door to the lotus restaurant. and at least one of those shots tragically hit regina jeffreys taken to highland hospital, where she later died. now, according to the sf chronicle, jeffreys was not targeted but caught in the cross fire of a group of men playing dice. three oitself people were at shot. last report are in stable condition. >> i heard several shots, probably about six if a row. then at that point i saw a bunch of kids running. >> there were a group of people in the 1,300 block of frank rin. there was a group, two individuals that shot into the group, striking the victims. and then fleeing. >> and those shooters still on the loose. regina jeffrey, about 3,000 mourners had been attended the ven few, about a block away from here. this memorial service, both

15-years-old, both best friends, who drowned together in a water accident over the weekend. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. one of the brothers accused of killing people in san jose will be back in court. he has been charged with shooting and killing both of his parents in april. he is scheduled to be in court at a preliminary hearing. he is being tried as an adult. >> 15-year-old boy facing burglary and vandalism charges after ipads and computers disappeared from a palo alto school. police say officers stopped a group of teens near the school monday and discovered a stolen ipad. officers say they later found the rest of the items hidden on campus. the federal government is warning whole foods found

serious violations at schools. >> not here locally, specifically, the fda is warning of stores in the northeastern united states. there is a food preparation centered in massachusetts. it distributes foods to whole foods in new england. the complaint says ready to eat items like couscous were prepared and gloves were not used properly. they did not distribute to the bay area. certainly, it's a stain on whole foods in general. uber is looking for getting a loan last month. it's looking for a few billion more. word on wall street is it will issue bonds technically they are considered junk bonds t. problem is, because uber's private, you can't see their financials. when you make your decision as to whether you'd like to invest. things continue to go wrong with

benefits. the san francisco company is laying off again. about 100 people. benefits was a high flying tech company that ran into all kind of problems. one of which was the concern the company encouraged too much brink i drinking. sex in the stairwells was against the rules. employees have an option to leave the company with a payout t. company memos say the new benefits may be a different company than the one you joined. finally, let's talk about spacex. spacex will try to launch another rocket at 7:00 a.m. our time. not one but too satellites into orbit. yes, they will try to land back on the barge again. it's called, of course i still love you. they've had a lot of success. >> thanks for the clarification. >> there is one called just read

the instructions. this someone called i still love you. >> there is no stick the landing barge yet. >> there should be. >> there we go. >> last night, a serious moment a. respectful moment at the oakland as game, folks pay tribute to the orlando nightclub shooting victims. the timing of this was interesting. a night of baseball dedicated to all of them. >> see how they did it, instead of ceremonial first pitch. they panned from one person to the other. the cane went from center field to 2nd base t. supporters of the lbgtq community. eventually, they were placed on the mound as a symbol of remembrance. >> we're not going to be scared to go out as a group in mass quantities. we're just here to have fun and support our athletics. >> and to live life. the national anthem game sung by the oakland game chorus.

>> it's interesting to see how major tragic events we go to sports for healing in a way. >> that's true. >> we saw it after -11, after orlando. kudos to the as, for not having this event every year, making it a tribute this year. >> all right. boy the weather is unique these days, too. we are in mid-june now. >> we are. >> but it's pretty cold. >> it's going to get hot. >> you are not going to question what season at all it is going to be hot. then we have a little rain in between at the golden gate bridge. we start out with mostly sunny skies. we seen clouds mix in. a beautiful start. grab a jack. it's in the north bay. it's 48 degrees. 66 in the east bay. we drop in, get a closer look. we have 54 in pleasanton, 51 in

walnut creek alameda is at 53 degrees. a look at all of the high temperatures today. cooler than average. how about 70 degrees in saratoga, pam loal to, 68 degrees. low 70s or 60s for at&t park. while we will have 70s in the north bay. 70 degrees in concord as well as pleasanton. 7-day forecast, take a look at it. it's hot towards the end. so enjoy this afternoon at at&t park. we'll have temperatures in the low 60s for the giants' game first pitch at 12:45. we'll start to see some clouds move income as we go through the rest of the day especially to the north bay. it's out ahead of a system that will bring us scattered showers. mostly in the north bay. we can't rule out a spot sour elsewhere. we will see measurable rain for the north bay. hit or miss rain for san francisco and farther to the south t. possibility of up to a half of an inch of rain in santa

rosa. >> that is really a jewel this time of year. once again, elsewhere to the south, rain totals will be much less. look at how these temperatures jump up for the end of the weekend, up to 90 degrees in pleasanton on sunday and 94 degrees on monday. so, yes, enjoy the below average temperatures now. let's head over to mike now. he is tracking a jam in san leandro. >> unexpectedly slow, this is expected. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. it's standard on the approach. overall, you don't see any really unusual. until we zoom in for san leandro, southbound 880 jammed up from marino boulevard to basically 238. washington avenue is the exit. >> that i have reports of a crash blocking the three left lanes, takes you down path the scene. that's a good option for you. plan that extra time, traveling through. it looks like they don't expect to have lanes opened until after

6:00. maybe another 20 minutes through that area. hopefully that will recover shortly after 6:00. we'll 150e. meanwhile the rest of the bay, san jose, not a surprise there eitherer. we have slower spots. they should recover quickly because of that lighter flow of traffic back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. drought restrictions are being relaxled. santa clara water district lowered its water use restrictions from 20% to 30%, the past winters rains were helpful. we have a long way to go before our conditions return to normal. >> coming up next, how the world health is reacting ahead of the olympics this summer. first happening, a san francisco supervisors calls for the removal of a ban on blood donations by gay and bisexual

men. you can read that story right now on nbcbayarea.com. posted that story no our facebook page. we are back in two minutes. see you then.

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mr. hockey. today the world will say good-bye to gordgy howe. the red wings icon led the team for more than two decades winning four stanley cup titles in the process. howe played until he was 52-years-old. he died on friday at the age of 88. the risk of the zika outbreak expanding do you to the summer's olympic games in rio is considered very low, according to world health organization. say the virus is barely spreading in rio because of the cooler weather now and the work being done in brazil to reduce the mosquito population. it's at the epicenter of the zika virus t. virus is now in countries and could spread to the southern and southwestern portion of the u.s. this summer, including southern california. organizers today unveiled the medals that will be awarded to the top athletes if rio. they celebrate the strength of

olympic heroes according to olympic officials. mining processes were supervisesed to ensure they were ethically obtained avrntd and no mercury was reported used in extracting all of that gold. hard to placebo, it's coming quickly. 51 day ace way from rio. okay, nbc bay is your home for all the coverage. we will bring you live reports throughout the game. right now, an investigative unit exclusive changes are coming to a program designed to save teen lives on the peninsula. this after an nbc bay area investigation revealed some of the security guards paid to watch railroad tracks are frequently absent. our hidden cameras first showed you how some guards slept and texted on the job, while others lest their posts empty for hours during critical times when planes were running in pal lo alta. new records were warned that this could become an issue and they failed to act.

>> reporter: do you think in this case both palo alto city leaders didn't pre ware well enough? >> i think there were opportunities missed. >> tonight, very investigative reporter explain what is the city was told about specific problems along that track more than once. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. governor brown's proposed spending budget goes up for administrative vote today. both the senate and assembly are expected to vote. some of the highlights include $400 billion toward affordable housing and the state's rainy day fund which stand at $ billion. breaking news right now at 6:00. look at those flames. they tear through a south bye strip mall early this morning. the damage left behind and how

firefighters managed to keep those flames from spreading in a live report. >> and the law enforcement community rallying toke, helping to escort the body of a san jose police officer killed on duty yesterday, i'm stephanie chung live in san jose with the crash that killed michael katerman. >> we are taking breaking news out of florida the desperate search is on, it's under way for a little boy pulled into a la began to by an alligator in a disney resort in orlando. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> and a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> we do have a lot to get to. 1st we have a lot clothes to pull out of the closet we haven't seen in a while,er it's getting colder. >> it's getting cold, especially with the temperatures dropping into the 40s in the north bay.