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.

overall, a nice start to what will be a cool day for the time of year. look now at san francisco, it's 54 degrees, highs today reaching 64 and 68 degrees in the east bay. we'll have a chance of rain tomorrow, yes, i said rain, i'll show you where and we'll take a look ahead to a sizzling weekend coming up. mike is now tracking the worst drive right now. >> the worst of the bay. look at this. this is san jose, lighter by comparison than normal wednesday. looking at the maps, you see the slowing. there is the silicon valley, zooming out the rest of the bay looks good, right there, there is a crash working southbound, your three left lanes are blocked. walk avenue, chp says, you are jammed up from davis treat. it basically is north and south of the area. it's an alternate for some. consider that remember the rest

of the bay moves very well. again, there is that south bay. pretty easy. back to you. >> thanks so much. not easy, one certain south bay neighborhood breaking news, recovering this morning. look alt those sky high flames. they devoured much of the san jose mall, crews are still off scene near santa teresa boulevard. >> that rose to a four alarm fire. today in the bay chris sanchez has been on the scene since 4:30 the morning. are they still monitoring hot spots? >> they are still monitoring hot spots. can you see one of the ladder hoses just stopped putting water on the rooftops of that building. now it's daylight, can you see some of the those businesses are completely burned to the ground. take a look at the voracious fire. it was reported near teresa and kahalan avenue. it was quickly spreading through

the attic space. the fire went to four alarms. firefighters were not only trying to contain the fire here. they were trying to defend the homes right behind one part of that l-shaped building. there is also a gas station here. clearly that could have been at that time strofk. it took two hours to contain the fire. three-and-a-half hours to get it under control. as you see, they're still out here this morning, a battalion chief says all but one of the businesses in that l-shaped building are affected by either fire, smoke or water. there are 20 businesses on the marquee, there are restaurants, there is a wine store, a tattoo parlor, a pet dprooming place, all will be affected today, only one shop on the far end of that l-shaped building is untouched by damage. there are still hot spots. we are not seeing direct impact from the fire department responds, however, there are

people slowing and taking a look at a yogurt shop, their favorite pizza place now burned to the ground. we can tell you, though, there are no injuries to report among the folks who work here or own the places here, also among the firefighters who responded as well. >> chris, thank you very much. it was a tough morning for those firefighters, many of whom had left an emotional tribute for a san jose police officer killed yesterday in the line of duty. six hours ago, hundreds of flashing lights moved through the streets escorting the officers body. "today in the bay" is live at san jose headquarters, where the department and the community are certainly mourning together. >> reporter: yes, a major load, really family. this is an 11 year police veteran of this force t. death of michael katerman, a big impact here. you can see some flowers,

including a bouquet left here at the department. more importantly, he was a husband and father of two kids, a heavy moment for officers just after mid-nit when they with the help and flashing lights escorted his poid from the regional medical center of san jose to the coroner's office. police say earlier around 4:00 in the afternoon, he was on duty on his police motorcycle on north 10th street when a driver of a minivan made a left turn and they crashed, sending his bike 100 feet away. the police chief is in touch with the family. >> they are groveing. they are unbelievably strong. they have very strong faith. they're strong for each other. >> now, a passerby did try to save him, giving first-aid and using his police radio to call for help. his funeral arrangements are set

to be announced this week. then again, there is still this task of finishing this investigation into the collision from the officers. police say the minivan driver by the way, he stayed on scene and has been cooperating with investigators. live this morning from san jose police headquarters. >> such a huge loss, thank you very much. we have been following breaking news this morning from florida from orlando. more dramatics now, a desperate search continuing for a two-year-old boy who was drowned by an alligator in a la began to. this tragic story began last night about 9:00 eastern time t. boy and his father were wadeing in a foot of water when the alligator came out of nowhere and attacked. the boy's father tried to grab his son from the alligator's mouth. he wasn't successful. 50 law enforcement officers spent the entire night searching

that lagoon for the little boy. they are still searching right now. >> this is still a search and rescue oechgs. still a search and rescue operation. we are very hope. . we are hoping for the best. sometimes you get the worst. we're certainly hoping for the best. >> that alligator is believed to be somewhere between 4 and 7-feet long t. family of five is from nebraska. they were vacationing at that resort. laura. >> it's hard to believe, yet another incident in orlando. certainly a heavy week for that community there. as the investigation into the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history is now shifting to the wife of the gunman, norah salman says she tried to talk her husband out of the attack. at one point, she drove her husband to the pulse nightclub to allegedly scope the place out. "today in the bay" le anne greg live in orlando with new angles of this investigation and where it's going from here.

>> reporter: laura, federal officials are considering whether mateen's wife should face criminal charges. they say she is cooperating. she had lived two hours from the crime scene with her husband and three-year-old son. she told officials she was with her husband when he bought ammunition and a holster used in the attack. she says she drove him be i the bar so he could quote scope it out. she says she tried to talk him out of his plans. so it remains to be seen whether she will have to face charges. they certainly are talking to her about. that they are talking to her family members who live in northern california. they spent about two hours or less than two hours speaking with them. also the investigation is continuing. they're collecting more evidence, it's moving forward. >> reporter: gatherings

continue. this one last night in orlando, in support of the victims. as we learn more about the man who caused this chaos. omar mateen lived two hours from the crime scene in this for the st. lucy apartment with his wife for ra salman and their three-year-old son. she told federal agents, she tried to talk him out of his plan and she once drove him by pulse because he wanted to scope out the club. he would later kill 49 people and injure 53 others. >> i look over. he shoots the gun next to me. i'm laying down. i'm thinking, i'm next. i'm dead. >> reporter: he was shot three times. still hospitalized like many of the victims patients carter among those held hostage in a rightroom described the moments when a s.w.a.t. team broke through and rescued them. >> they bust through the wall and they start engage income gunfire. they tell him, "put your weapon

down! put your weapon down!" he didn't. so they continued the fun fire. >> reporter: they continue their search for answers. new affection about mateen's state of mind, his father said he applied to the police academy, a life long dream, he filed a complaint with the florida department of law enforcement and he was claiming that he was turned away because he's a muslim. from orlando, lee ain grag greg, back to you. >> hard to know where he is coming from. we spoke to two victims with the gunman inside the pulse nightclub t. people you see here, so many faces. some of their lives cut so tragically shomplt but they were son, daughters, members of the military, dancers, partners. the youngest had just graduated from high school. to read more about their lives, they're so interesting.

head to our website nbcbayarea.com, click on orlando victims. >> certainly our thoughts with everybody in orlando impacted across the country. let's go to the day-to-day. how you will start off your day. kari hall is watching the temperature readings. they're going down. >> make sure have you on the nice warm jack. with the breezy winds, you may need it as well. winds will be picking up. our lunchtime temperatures in the 60s. tomorrow we could have rain moving through, high heat for the weekend. ly talk about that in less than ten minutes. mike has better news for east bay commuters. >> 880, south of there. better news for those folks as well. >> this is why. we will get rapid recovery, southbound 880. all lanes reported minutes ago,

clear of that crash. over to the shoulder, you are jammed a. crash south of 280 and washington avenue. look on the right side, it show s nothing major. fremont shows this slow traffic, not a big deal. >> coming up next, common place for airplanes, you heard of black books that track an airplane's every move. why one local official is preparing to do the same with its own vehicles. speaking of cars, jay leno says he loves tesla. he is shaping up wall street. black boxes - or data recorders

on airplanes .. will soon be applied to almost all san francisco city-owned vehicles. >> the same concept behind black boxes like data recorders on airplanes, all san francisco owned vehicles supervisors approved that plan yesterday t. goal is to track city vehicles and perhaps pre vent pedestrian deaths by encouraging safe driving. now we said almost. the law does not currently aploo i to law enforcement vehicles, but supervisors right now are working out plans to extend the law to could have those vehicles, too. >> meanwhile, a federal court order has given the go ahead for a new challenge. >> a nice topic, net neutrality. scott mcgrew, supreme court? >> we talked about net neutrality. on one side, silicon valley says all data should be treated equal

on the internet. we have interservice providers. let me take you back to last february. that's when the fcc passed rules to treat public utilities. they have to follow certain rules an one of those rules was they have to treat all data the same, net neutrality. internet providers took the fcc to court over there, on tuesday, they lost t.fcc won. now, honestly, it's currently nothing changes for you, but it does protect the internet. at&t says it will appeal to the supreme court. comcast is a part of that lawsuit. it's on at&t's side. san francisco's one kings lane has been sold to bed, bath and beyond. one kings lane was a high flyer t. store chain says it didn't pay much. in fact, it was immaterial to finance, they said. wall street, waiting on aannouncement from the feds as

jay leno celebrated tuesday. he loves cars, he loves tesla he did an interview, take it up, tesla, stock critics ought to recognize how amazing there is. jim cramer cnbc's rather loud and dare i say it host of "mad money," he spends most of his tv shows, saying, you know what leno is right. cramer said he was too hard on the company. i don't think they can make the number of cars they are promising to make. then again, tesla makes more cars than porsche does. maybe there is a perspective. >> jay leno would know. have you seen his actual garage? he has like 50 cars in there. >> amazing. >> someone you want to be friends with. scott mcgrew, thank you. >> 6:17. have you seen this, a show of solidarity in oakland last night a. very nice tribute to honor the victims in the orlando

shooting. >> everyone is stepping up, it was pride night at the as game, instead of aer i er ier is a ce service. supporters of the lbgtq community. it was placed mount middle of the mound as a symbol of remembrance. the national aen them was sung by the oakland's east bay gay men's chorus. so much better than opening pitch. >> i think it's cool. >> a nice show of solidarity there as well. okay. did you bring a jacket? you guys are all right. >> the good thing is you are not outside. as you step out there, you feed a jacket. sunglasses, too. we will get sunshine today you see a beautiful start to this day.

it does feel cool in spots. talking upper 40s knew in santa rosa. in pal lo alta, it is 53 degrees. oakland starts out the morning at 56 degrees. a look at all the microclimate temperatures. 71 in gilroy, halfmoon by a, 66 degrees. at&t park 62 today, oakland up to 68 degrees. also skate in san money, taking a look at that seven-day forecast, the temperatures will be going up after the next couple of days. so enjoy the mid-day game at at&t park, the giants first pitch at 62 degrees. mostly sunny skies, temperatures low 60s through the game. we will be tracking our next weather system. that could bring in a chance of rain, starting early tomorrow morning, that's where the bulk of the rain will be, the measurable rain. it starts out during that morning commute. it may move into san francisco, by the time it moves into the south bay, a lot of rain will have dried up by the afternoon.

something we'll be tracking and really unusual for the time of year, especially when you look at the rainfall stills, showing up to the possibility of a half of an inch of rain in santa rosa. in the farther south you go, there will be lesser rain amounts. but looking at these temperatures, we go from cooler than average to welabove average by the weekend and into early next week. we could be hitting low- to mid-90s by monday and tuesday. so take this in as we enjoy some cool temperatures now, looking ahead to the weekend. temperatures in the 60s and 70s by friday. a warming trend begins on friday, much warmer on sunday. some spots will be hitting the uper '80s to lower 90s. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up. mike, hoping for some improvement through san leandro. >> i think we will get that, the bottom of the screen. you see a little slowing.

overall the bay shows a lighter volume, it should give us a little chance to ease up. even over in the tri-valley, no major slowing here from 580 off 680 and pleasanton. but over here, we're watching southbound 880 out of san leandro. they start to tap on their brakes. by the time you get to the marina, it improves, washington and 230 the scene of the earlier crash, which cleared about 15 minutes ago. easier flow of traffic. no you the volume heads down towards the san mateo bridge. keep that in mind. meanwhile, over towards the bay bridge, we have a smooth drive. the metering lights are on. i'll show you as well. i'm talking about a lane shift and a time shift, starting a half an hour earlier in the afternoon. they maximize the city towards the north bay. keep that in mind as well. no problems, folks heading over here, anyway, because of summertime months bring a lot of folks to this beautiful bridge.

>> it's a popular spot. >> coming up next, nbc bay area responds. >> good morning, two san francisco renters reach out to us with help with their landlord. nbc bay area responds, gets their money back next.

>> 6:24 right now. a san francisco couple's landlord, return their security deposit after they move out of

the apartment. >> nbc bay area responds. we tried to fix it. chris. >> donny and the couple was frustrated. they requested a landlord inspection before they moved out. >> we set up a time. i made sure i went off work. i was home. >> california law is clear. the landlord must perform on initial inspection if the tenant requests it and must prepare an itemized statement of repairs. after we contacted the landlord. we asked the landlord three times to comment for this story. we didn't get a response reach

out on our website nbcbayarea.com slash consumer. both hillary clinton and president obama delivered a very similar and pointed critique in donald trump's call for a ban on muslims entering the u.s. >> "today in the bay" tracy potts joins us, the new war of ward coming. the senate will get an update on the tragedy in orlando. >> good morning, president clinton and president obama and hillary clinton say that trump went over the top after the orlando shootings. meantime, they're trying to figure out if the u.s. has done enough to keep us safe. >> we had 49 innocent americans killed on our own soil and this president can't seem to put the golf clubs down and come off the golf course and engage isis where we feed to engage them. >> reporter: frustrations

spilling over in walk. president obama on banning muslims. >> where does this stop? are we going to treat all muslim americans differently? >> he was more angry at me than the shooter. >> reporter: hillary clinton on gun control. >> people cannot board airplanes with full bottles of shampoo, but people being watched by the fbi for suspected terrorist links can buy a gun with no questions asked. >> that is absurd. >> reporter: congress is again discussing a law to ban people on the no fly list from purchasing guns. >> we can't just have moments of silence when we see american lives perish. >> reporter: after years of gridlock the senate's top republicans signals compromise. >> we're open. nobody wants terrorists to have firearms. >> they question whether americans on the no fly list should lose a right to bear arms

because the government thinks but cannot prove they have terrorist connections. and the ban on muslims not a lot of republican support for that here. back to you. >> now, there has been a lot of critical backlash over that, coming up, get ready for rain in june. kari hall joins us next to break down what she did to bust out the umbrella. >> and your baith suit by the weekend. this is what's left after flames

roared thru a san jose strip mall early this morning... the area - still smoldering as breaking news at 6:30. this is what is left after flames roared through a san jose strip mall early this morning. the area of santa teresa and

kahalan is smoldering. a shell of businesses remain. we'll have an update in a moment. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it will be cooler today, kari? not a bad thing. >> it will be nice we will see the sun shining. 66 degrees in the east bay. highs today mostly in the 60s and low 70s with those winds continuing to pick up today. san francisco a high of 64 degrees and 69 degrees in the peninsula. we will talk about that chance of rain tomorrow and then some hot weather this weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. it's windy around the oakland hills. >> folks with that as well, by the coliseum. you saw that camera shaking over there. it shows up on the map and as

you approach and leemp across the bay bridge. keep that in mind. slowing still, 880. recovery for those speeds, past 238, folks are joining in. down past the earlier crash in washington. south of there, wynton avenue. no major issues as far as injuries. it may be blocking one lane. the rest of the bay looks good. a lighter volume of traffic, a light view shows you how light it is. back to you. >> we have an update. a san jose strip mall gutted by a fire overnight. this is the calm after that fire. you are looking at live pictures. the fire started about 2:00 this morning police point to several businesses.

nobody was hurt. her live report coming up in 20 minutes. >> many of the firefighters had left an emotional tribute for a san jose police officer killed yesterday in the line of duty. just hours ago hundreds of flashing lights moved through the streets, escorting officer michael katerman's body from regional medical center. >> "today in the bay" at police headquarters, where the department and community are all mourning together. >> reporter: good morning, can you hear the grief of the police chief, you can see that someone else, just in the last two minutes, left another bouquet of flowers here, in honor of michael katerman, an 11-year veteran of this force. there was a long line of police officers and san who sigh firefighters laying their respects as well. powerful moments, they hemmed escort the body of the

34-year-old husband and father of two in the regional medical center of san jose to the coroner's office. police say it was roughly eighty earlier when katerman was on duty on his police motorcycle riding on north 10th street when a driver of a minivan made a left turn and they collided. his motorcycle ended up 100 feet away. they gave him first-aid, using his police radio to call for help. he died later at the hospital. >> he put his uniform on, left to go to work. he wanted to see his family when he got off. didn't make it. >> reporter: chief garcia says he spoke with katerman's family. says, while they are grieving, that i are an incredibly strong group with strong faith. his funeral arrangements are set for this week. the cameraman is cooperating. he has not been in custody, as the investigation continues, a tougher task than usual for some of these officers here in san jose. live this morning at the headquarters in san jose, "today

in the bay". >> steph, thank you very much. it turned tragic. when a 16-year-old girl shot and kille killed. >> reporter: they do, police believe it was a fight among men the chronicle reports a dispute over a dice game that resulted in the two men pulling out their guns, starting the fire, you can see they hit and blew out the windows here at the lotus restaurant at the corner of 13th and franklin. they hit four people who reports they had nothing to do with the argument. one of those people was regina jeffreys, a 16-year-old girl who later tied at highland hospital t. three other people shot are if stable condition. jeffreys had been around the corner at a memorial service for two teenage boys who had drowned last month.

she and a small group of those mourners ended up here in front of the restaurant on 13th and franklin. it was around 5:30. she was tragically caught in the cross fire. >> i heard several shots, probably about six in 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 franklin and there was a group or two individual that shot each of the group, striking the victim and then fleeing. >> police have yet to catch the shooters. regina jeffries and about 2340u6789 mourners were attended a memorial. both best friends and 15-years-old who died in a water accident over the memorial weekend. reporting live in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> truly saddening, bobble, thank you very much for that report. 6:36. new details in a story we have been following for a while.

off the case. santa clara district attorney's office has blocked judge aaron perski from another sexual assault case. this comes following fallout after brock turner sentencing, he is serving a six-month sentence the d.a. filed a motion of bias saying he does not believe he is capable of being fair in these cases, legal analysts say seek a new judge is quite unusual. >> what's clearly a response to the d.a.'s display with the sentencing that occurred in the brock turner case that i are now saying at least when it comes to sexual assault cases, we're not going to allow judge perski to hear these cases. >> since that sentencing, many stanford students signed a petition for the recall of judge perski, they applaud the decision by the administrative judge to move him from a new case. fears and heartache stretch

across the country. some of the clues are leading investigators to the bay area and the former home of the gunman's wife. >> "today in the bay" lee anne greg is live. we understand while mateen's wife knew her husband was planning some type of attack? >> reporter: that's right. at least that's what she told federal investigators, which is why they considered to file charges. she talked with them and told them she was with her husband when he purchased ammunition and a holster used in the atam. she says that she drove her husband to the bar so he could scope it out ahead of the attack. she also said she begged him not to go through with his plans. as you mentioned, they were in the bay area talking to her family. that's where she's from. her father and other relatives, that meeting took a little less than two hours. we are learning more about mateen's possible mental state. his father-in-law said he

applied at the police academy, a life long dream. he was rejected and apparently filed some type of appeal saying he felt like he was turned away because he was a muslim. from orlando, lee anne greg, back to you. >> thank you so much. 49 lives lost, many survived and those brave souls shareing horrific moments. >> and then he shoots me again, it hits the side of my hip. i had no reaction. i was prepared to just stay there laying down so he won't know i'm alive. >> looking at the killer's machine gun looking at the blood and debris covered on everyone's faces. looking at the gunman's feet onto the stall as he paces,

gives you a feeling of lucky to be alive. >> lucky to be alive feels heavy. a part of the poem survivor patience carter wrote. certainly powerful words, the images sadly for those people who remain with them for much of their lives t. "today" show will pick up our coverage. to learn more about the lives of the victim. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on orlando victims. it is worth the time to get to know some of them. >> the more you learn about their livesle, the deeper this tragedy goes. they got ensnared in something that will change their lives and tear family's forever. >> and the nation's as well. >> we are talking about the weather. what changed for june, done you think? >> it's a little light. >> it's really cool for this time of year. you will feel it.

also the winds picking up will make it feel even cooler. temperatures at lunchtime in the mid- to upper-60. it will be nice, during the drive home, 70 degrees in the south bay, 71 reese in the tri-valley. we will have a chance of some rain, very unusual for the time in june and some high heat for the weekend. >> right now, even as we speak, we're seeing the jam, 101 at 680. another shows you 87 towards kerner. same thing for 85. you have towards highway 17. that's your typical northbound trend we are seeing some recovery and needed recovery, actually southbound 880 from davis towards 238. now continuing past the earlier crash at washington, again that crash on the shoulder, so, generally down toward the san

mateo bridge. off the east bay side, a light easy flow of traffic. north bay, no problems, guys. >> thank you. good to hear, up next, an update to breaking news, in florida, an alligator drags an alligator into a la began to in orlando. the desperate search under way right now still to find that boy.

a desperate search is underway right now - for a two- year old boy - dragged by an aligator into a florida lagoon. the boy's father - tried to >> at 6:44. we have an update to breaking news, a two-year-old boy has been dragged into a la began to by the gator. the father tried to save the boy. >> in a blink of an eye this family's vacation took a tragic end. >> reporter: it started out as a

family vacation. the father tried to wrestle his son at the grand floridian resort, not far from the magic kingdom, just a ferry ride away. and the father tried to rescue the child, could not do so. theal greater believed to be between 4 and 7 feet in length. they were able to take out four alligators from the man-made lake. so far, no sign of the child he was playing in water 1 foot deerngs they say the search will continue. back to you. >> that's gabe gutierrez reporting. thank you, you can watch his full report this morning in minutes on the "today" show. the santa clara county jail is facing another lawsuit this morning a. former inmate says he was severely beating at the main jail in san jose. he says he has physical and emotional scars from a beat

beetle by two guards last september. he claimed the grdz accused him of giving them attitude. >> the laceration on my forehead came from my head hit the cement and it split opened. at the time i was kicked so many times i felt my face get warm. i thought, oh, shoot, i'm bleeding. >> the former inmate's attorney say the alleged beating took place within a month of michael tyree's death allegedly by three yards. vasquez was serving sentence for assault with a deadly weapon and domestic violence convictionles. the santa clara county office is investigations the allegations. the santa cruz teenager set a trial for adrian gonzalez, he is being charged for the murder of maddie middleton last july. they say he beat and sexually assaulted his 8-year-old body

and proceeded to put her body into a recycling bin. if convicted, he faces life if prison. looking for cash, even though he received billions. >> we're not exactly sure, why uber needs so much money. as you point out, it got millions and millions just last month from the kingdom of saudi arabia and the reason we don't know why is uber is a private company. it says it doesn't have to show us its financials. we know it costs money to expand, find new drives. it does subsidize some markets where drivers are getting money from you and uber as well. so word on wall street this morning is uber will seek another $2 billion in loans by issuing bonds, technically, they're junk bonds, they pay out nicely, 5% or. so the problem is because ub certain private, you can't see their financials when you make your decision as to whether you'd like to invest.

>> spacex put two satellites in orbit, in a few minutes and attempt to land the first stage back on a barge. kind of the rocket equivalent of hitting a three-pointeder this morning just after 7:00 and nasa's horizon spacecraft left houston on board a truck. on twitter, they're using #spot o'ryan. it will be delivered to the naval base in san diego. >> that i will take it out tens of thousands and let it go, to simulate the return to earth and the splash down. o'ryan is a capsule that will carry astronauts sometime. it's a splash down. you know we need that. >> splash brothers. >> obviously. >> talk about three pointers. hopefully, a lot of those coming tomorrow night. first, have you heard this? the official record is set, a nine-year-old central valley boy has become the youngest person to swim to alcatraz and back. >> are you tired? >> oh my god! >> i bet he slept well last

night. james savage lives about 60 miles from the ocean. so he actually trains with his parents in a nearby reservoir. he doesn't have a current or nearly as many waves as the san francisco bay. >> i wanted to turn back, they kept on going. i believe you can do it. >> give him another blanket. it seems like he was slivering. james is now ready for the book of world records. he says his next goal is to swim the length of the golden gate bridge. an ambitious little kid. >> mom is holding on a little tight. let's enjoy this weather. a dip in temperatures. it won't last. >> it won't last, unfortunately. we will have a little rain in between before we transition to that hot weather. here's a live look outside in san francisco. you can see the fog rolling over the bay and clouds overhead. as we go into the rest of the

day, we will have some mostly sunny skies. temperatures are a little cool in the north bay. it's 49 degrees in santa rosa, 52 degrees in san jose. some showers tomorrow. very unusual for june. we will see measurable rain, mostly for the north bay, as it moves to the south during the morning commute. a lot becomes a little more scattered. it dries out with lesser amounts of rain from san francisco and farther to the south. so looking ahead on how much

rain we could see the possibility of a half of an inch of rain in santa rosa, that would be amazing. then as we see elsewhere, trace amounts of rain, maybe a tenth or .2 of an inch from half moon bay. after that, temperatures get hot. in the tri-valley, here's a look at pleasanton, about average on saturday, sunday it jumps up to 90 degrees, 94 degrees on monday and it looks like most of next week could be pretty hot. enjoy this weekend the cooler temperatures on friday, saturday up again, reach noose the 70s and '80s. we could be pushing 90s for the inland valleys on sunday. and that warming trend continues. i'll have another quick look at the forecast coming up let's head over to mike now, still tracking gusty winds at the bay bridge. >> we have a clear drive across the bridge, a clear view as well, a camera shake to it. we are looking at the maps. we see slowing down the east shore freeway from the top of

the screen, we see it slowing down, a typical pattern past the split at golden gate field. now towards the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. it's highlighting right now. that's what we saw from the camera. overall, tow the bay looks like an easy flow of traffic. over in the east bay, recovering nice for 880 southbound, over to wynton and at walk. no problems for the tri-valley and northbound that push from 101 and 280 seeing slowing. fremont, we'll show you how clear it is. no problems south there or on the peninsula side back to you. coming up, more news we have been covering sentence we first came on air at 4:30 this morning. this is what is left after flames rip through a south san jose strip mall. right now an update after the break. first happening right now, a

san francisco supervisors calls for the removal of the ban on blood donations by gay and bisexual men following the orlando terrorist attack. >> that story right now on nbcbayarea.com. another snag in california's high rail problem. . despite the state actually winning a crucial lawsuit. we posted that story to our facebook page. we will speed through this break. we will be back in two minutes.

>> welcome back. it's been a busy morning in the area. >> chris sanchez is at the scene of a fire that scorched a number of businesses there, chris. >> yeah, a number of those businesses are completely gutted. you can see all the way to the back fence the firefighters stopped putting water on what was a very stubborn fire, several hours after it was reported. it was reported initially as a dumpster fire, outside of the building, when firefighters arrived, they realized it had spread into this l-shaped strip mall. most of the businesses that are a part of this stril strip mall have been affected by the fire, water or smoke t. firefighters were trained to not only contain the fire to the strip mall. they have defended the home behind and the gas station that's here in the same parking lot. in all, it was about three-and-a-half hours before the fire was under control. it was a four alarm fire.

there were more than 100 firefighters here on scene. the chief says they are trying to determine the cause of the fire. >> hundreds of flashing lights moving through the streets of san jose, escorting michael katerman's body last fight. the officer was on duty on his police motorcycle when a minivan making a left turn crashed into h him. >> that crash remains under investigation. funeral arrangements will be announced later this week. the chief, his voice quivering, talking about what happened yesterday. we'll have much more in the hours to come, also, organizers at city hall. san francisco leaders will be meeting with members of the

lbgtq night life community. safety has been the main focus. let's start out with the forecast. it's a cool start to the morning. >> you need a jacket as you head out. we will see sunshine. grab shades, too. 48 in the north bay, highs in the stikts 60s to 70s. we will be taking rain early tomorrow. >> mike is tracking the build. >> it looks a little something like this. 101 north. this is the jam going on north of 680. lock how it plays out open our maps. 101 slows from 85. that's intensive. south 880 towards the san mateo bridge,en earlier crash.

slow as usual. >> hmm. >> good job. thanks a lot. >> we will see you again for a live local update in just a half an hour. breaking news, a horrifying scene at a disney world hotel. a 2-year-old boy dragged into a lagoon by an alligator. his father desperately tries to rescue him. >> the father entered the water and tried to grab the child and was not successful in doing so. >> searchers combing the area to find that child. could she have stopped it? >> did you know your husband is a terrorist? >> the wife of the orlando shooter tells investigators she knew about his plans to attack the night club. she was with him when he bought