the sit-in continued until early this morning. making progress. changes coming to san francisco's police department following several deadly officer-involved shooting. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. progress is a relative term. we are seeing some progress yesterday. >> a couple of degrees. this weekend it gets hot once again and those temperatures ramp right back up. as we get a look at what's happening now, how about 48 degrees in the north way? that will feel nice and cool. and 56 now in the east bay as you head out. highs reaching 80. 56 in san francisco, 86 in the north bay. still a big spread in the temperature range across the bay area. we'll talk about a very hot

weekend ahead. let's head over to mike now. looks like a good start to the morning drive. >> really good. you see not showing any slowing all around the bay except there. the altamont pass. you can't get away from that. 587, you get more crowded in the afternoon. right now is a great time to head over there and catch the sunrise. live look shows you the volume of traffic in san jose light coming toward us. that's 101 and 280 interchange. no problem. back to you. to developing news in san francisco. two bicyclists killed in hit-and-run crashes. >> there is a search for the driver responsible for one of those instances. this happened around 6:00 last night. steph chuang joining us live. >> good morning. police here say they are working

with very strong leads but stopping short of saying they know who they are looking for. two cyclists killed. in a span of three hours in the city. both drivers tried to take off running. emergency crews could not save the woman in her 20s who was riding in golden gate park lastç night. the driver crossed into oncoming traffic to pass a vehicle hitting the bicyclist head on and through her about 50 feet. police are searching for a second vehicle connected to this case possibly driven by the same man. witnesses say he was speeding. >> two guys in a car heading west bound going like 50, 60 miles per hour and ran right into a lady riding her bike in the bike lane. >> the speed limit is 25 miles

per hour. just 2 1/2 hours later around 8:30 last night there was another fatal hit-and-run. a driver ran a red light at 7th and howard killing a man who was riding his bike there. that driver tried to run away but officers caught and arrest him. as popularity of cycling grows here, there are 83,000 bikes in the city a day here. they made changes in there 2012, introducing a protective bike way. it did seem to increase the feeling of safety, still tragedy happening and not the case with reducing speeds last night. live here in san francisco, stephanie chuang, today in the bay. 5:03, the church continues for a gunman who opened fire in the east bay. the victim is hospitalized in critical condition. our nbc chopper was over the scene in emeryville last night.

it happened near 40th and san pablo avenue. officers have been interviewing witnesses. right now, no one is in custody. developing news on capitol hill that's been going on since yesterday morning. the political standoff under way. right now house democrats are staging a sit-in entering its second day. >> this is one of the actics law makers are using to push for a vote on gun control. kris sanchez has been monitoring the fallout. they are standing their ground after everyone else went home. >> to be specific, u.s. congress is officially on break until july 5th. some of those democrats remain on the house floor despite that. here is a live piece inside congress where law makers are still speaking about the republicans' refusal to talk about gun control. >> they turn off the cameras and they go out and the public can

see what is happening here. they wanted to shut down the debate and yet we continue to have a discussion that has been heard round the world. >> as nancy pelosi mentioned, the sit-in was broadcast on periscope after speaker ryan turned off the cameras on cspan. >> the chair wishes to make an announcement regarding the decorum in the chamber. >> they convened for the night and until july 5th. the republicans left. many of those democrats still remain in the 20th hour of the sit-in. where we go from here, they are trying to figure that one out. we haven't seen this since the 1960s. the conversation clearly continues online and in person. i was out with my kids yesterday and certainly that's what people

wanted to talk about. >> and the conversation continues. it is 5:05. after months of negotiations and hours of heated debate. san francisco police commission voted to approve a new use of force policy. provesers shall strive to use minimal use of force and deescalating events will become the focus of training. commissioners and police officers association say they agree on 80% of the documents. >> shall deescalate is so important to immediately move forward on. the fact that is going to be held hostage to other issues. you have those rights but this department needs the ability to move forward on this change as soon as possible. >> the issues holding up consensus are policies of shooting at cars and using choke style restraints. it's called a meet and confer. that's when city leaders and the police association work to reach

an agreement on every issue. a hearing in a vallejo kidnapping case is so bizarre it was once thought to be a hoax. now the case could be tossed out. matthew muller broke into a home last year. investigators say he kidnapped huskins. today her lawyer will try to have all evidence thrown out. he claims the evidence was obtained during an illegal search of his dog phone. a dog groomer sit to enter a plea today. he is accused of animal cruelty after a dog died in his hair. the 38-year-old was arrested last month coming after a 1-year-old dachshund died suddenly while under his care. the dog suffered a broken ribs

and punctured lung. owners have not commented on this case on advice of their orrins. new details, the party bus driver who had dozens of teenagers with alcohol and drugs on his bus faced a judge the first time. investigators say onboard that bus they found 33 minors, 30 bottles of hard liquor and a jar of marijuana. he will be arraigned tomorrow. there has been five burglaries or attempted burglaries in neighboring orenda. a homeowner interrupted two burglars. police are warning people to be sure to lock their doors and windows. one man died and a woman hospitalized because of this fire in santa rosa.

it triggered evacuation of a neighborhood. they could hear explosions from a large quantity of am nation that caught fire. they say this started in garage of the house. they could not get to the front of the home because of live power lines. san francisco leaders are desperately trying to get relief from those put out fires. the hardware store and neighboring building are set to be demolished. city leaders are trying to get access to relief fund but there is very little money for the dozens of poem who no long er have a place to call home. it feels like summer. >> it does. especially if you're away from the coast. this is where we'll have temperatures heating up. as we get a live look outside as the sunrises, we have

temperatures in the mid 50s. lower 50s for the north bay. we still have this strong area of high pressure that is pumping in heat for most of the valleys and looking at what to expect as we go through the day. 60s along the coast but mid to upper 90s in parts of the delta and the valleys. we'll talk about what's ahead for this weekend as it gets hotter. mike is tracking an issue on the san mateo bridge. >> we are looking over here and a big look at the way. no big surprises here. san mateo bridge off 880 and industrial. we have reports of a dog running around in the lanes. might not sound like a big deal. we saw flashing lights. that crew cleared that position, but still we have a little

construction east bound heading over to hayward. thank you very much. just toning down his rhetoric and acknowledgement from bernie sanders. what do expect from the candidate after admitting he will moist likely not be the nominee. today great britain may decide the future of the world economy. coming up in business and tech. scary moments in the sky. threats one passenger reportedly made that forced a flight to make an emergency landing in arizona. a flight headed for los angelesy

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angeles had to make an emergency landing to tucson after a passenger made a threat to a flight crew. she snapped a photo of a jet that had to escort the plane to a landing. the passenger told a flight attendant another passenger threatened them with a gun. the bay area wife of the orlando gunman wants a refund for three plane tickets purchased for the family for a flight to san francisco. they bought the tickets the day before the shooting at the pulse night club. sources tell nbc news she called the unnamed airline and told them her husband died and requested a refund. she has not received a refund for those tickets. he bought three tickets to san francisco. the family was planning to visit her ailing mother in rodeo. president obama is coming back to town but not for the

typical reason he does. no big money fund-raiser but he is speaking at the global entrepreneur summit in stanford. he is spending the night in san jose. the speech at stanford is tomorrow morning. u.s. leaders have invited more than 700 entrepreneurs from around the globe to attend this summit. today presidential candidate bernie sanders will hold a news conference in new york after acknowledging he will likely not be the nominee. it's the closest he's come conceding in this long primary race. his acknowledgement comes two weeks after former secretary of state plitt was projected to be the presumptive nominee. today's speech will not be a concession but will address the kinds of policies he will be pushing to keep the party -- they want the party to enact. about 10, 15 minutes ago we

took a live shot from britain as a lot of people are going to the polls. tens of millions of them to decide what could be the future of the world economy. >> scott mcgrew, today is the day for what we've been talking about. that brexit vote. >> people in britain have been waiting for this day, talking about it, writing books, attending lectures, the big decision whether to leave the european union. polls are open across the island and will remain open until 10:00 tonight british summertime, 2:00 in the afternoon our time. it remains too close to call. wall street is very eager to know the answer. let's get to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters where they are examining the same. >> you're right. on wall street we are on brexit

watch to decide whether they should stay in the european union. it could create major uncertainties as investors and fund managers could be be forced toe sell parts of their part foale goes. we won't get results until about 11:00 p.m. eastern time. markets fell slightly as opinion polls show this decision is too close to call. nasdaq down 10 to 4833. back to you. the other big business news this morning is the return of the high-tech ipo. mountain view based twilio will start trading on the new york stock exchange this morning. this logo doesn't lend itself to video. it powers text messaging and other communications. it will ring the bell at 6:30. we continue to watch along musk and tesla stock. investors are hoping he changes his mind. tesla wants to buy solar city, an idea most people find

absolutely mind boggling. tesla stock fell again wednesday. my biggest fear if you fast forward this enough, he goes through with this and it turns out to be the total disaster a lot of people think it will be, people think he will bring down the company. solar city is a losing company. tesla stock fell more than solar city. >> one of them, tesla is deemed to be revolutionary at this point. it needs to be profitable. >> they've got no money coming in. >> then they'll grab a company which has no money coming in. >> it's key to running a business. it's 5:18. we hear about great new technology out of the bay area. this is out of stanford

university. this couis called autism glass therapy that runs on google glass. the device analyzes faces in realtime andç alerts users to e emotions those people are expressing. it's crucial for kids with autism who often have trouble reading the emotion of people's faces. researchers hope technology will help autistic children become more socially engaged. 5:19. we've been communicating with kari hall. your message has been like a good politician on point for the air. >> a lot of hot air, right? we'll continue to see that as we go into the weekend. it actually gets hotter as we go into the late part of the weekend early next week. as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge, all clear to start out with a few clouds here and there across the bay. most of us start out with mostly

clear start and temperatures in the near 50s. upper 50s for the south bay. let's go into the east bay to see what it looks like from our weather underground sites. 59 in brentwood and alameda. 54. after this school start we have the air conditioners off and turning it back on today. as the south bay makes it into the upper 80s to low 90s. san mateo will be at 75. outer sun set a nice place to cool off 66. 90 in fairfield. one of the hot spots will be the delta brentwood. >> there are not many heat warnings, but intense heat the next couple of days with temperatures over 110 degrees. here we are looking at low to mid 90s for parts of the south bay into the tri-valley as well as north bay. it looks like it pretty much

holds on as we go into early next week. if you're heading out to the sonoma raceway the next couple of days, be mindful it will be hot. make sure you drink lots of water and wear sun block. if you are going to the parade on sunday for pride week, we'll have beautiful weather in san francisco by afternoon in the low 70s. a look at all the microclimates with highs reaching into the upper 80s to low 90s for the tri-valley as well as the north bay and south bay. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up. let's head over to mike to see what's happening on the roads. >> let's look at the bay bridge. the big backup on the left. we saw just a few minutes with no backup. cash lanes shorting to show that backup again as we are getting ready for the burst of traffic. the map shows no problem for the maze. there is the freeway. easy flow of traffic. across all the bridges right now, we are watching that dog

running around approaching that san mateo toll plaza. we'll give you a live look at san jose and show you that volume in traffic. starting to see an increase. over the 10, 15 minutes we'll see more traffic for the bayshore freeway at 680. it is 5:22. walking for a cause. a mile in her shoes event carries more weight this year. fingers crossed this morning.

they're hopingew evidence- proves a wolf is vi in northern california. = wildlife leaders are keeping their fingers crossed hoping evidence proves a wolf is living in northern california. >> photos from four trail cam a cameras. this is one of the images captured. wildlife leaders aren't sure if it's a wolf dog or wolf dog hybrid. gray wolfs are native to california but driven to extinction in the late 1920s. >> many parents thought they could spare their kids tears. no needle-free vaccines for kids this coming flu season. the cdc says flu mist is not doing the job very well. the vaccine has not protected people against the flu for years. flu mist uses live but weakened strains of flu virus to

stimulate the flu. the spray accounts for about 1/3 of all flu vaccines given to kids. machine in the south bay are undoubtedly nursing sore feet and heels after a demonstration against sexual violence. >> a walk a mile in her shoes event drew more than 250 men yesterday to put on women's shoes. some were motivated to get involved because of all the controversy surrounding the sentencing of a former stanford university swimmer. one carried a sign from letter written by the judge in the case. >> it's so fresh i printed up some of the choice words she said. >> nice to see all the involvement. the event raised $68,000 for the ywca. all that money will help more than 1,000 sexual assault survivors. >> one thing to avoid support

and throw on a pair of high heels. >> a sit-in on capitol hill. >> demanding a vote, the unprecedented sit-in happening right now on capitol hill. to force progress on gun legislation. san francisco police commission votes on a new use of force policy. for joining us.

i'm sam brock.=laurashot= and i'm laura garcia-cann. =4shot= good morning. thank you for joining us on this thursday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's chk that summer forecast with kari. >> we might as well get used to it. we'll be cranking up the ac as the sun shines and temperatures warm up. it's nice out now. a light jacket needed. 48 in the north bay and 56 in the east bay and south bay. highs reaching 80 in the east bay while we will have upper 70s in the peninsula. cooler along the coast. there will be spots hitting the low 90s, upper 90s as far out towards the east. what else to expect as it ramps up this weekend with more intense meet? that's coming up. mike, you heard about our roadside fire in san jose? >> fire but i'm looking for it. it was reported in this area,

280/101 interchange. we see low cloud cover in the background. no lanes of the freeway are blocked, but i'll let you know about the housing in the area. big concern. that fire, we couldn't see any sign of it. it is reported in that area. south bay, silicon valley, highway 17 over to the beach might get crowded today. rest of the bay not yet crowded. we are just starting to see the cash lanes and fastrack filled in. it is crowded on the house floor. a sit-in enters its second day as democrats are demanding a vote on gun reform legislation. >> many law makers say they are not budging until something is done about gun violence. it's a political sand-off. what do you know so far? >> while most of us are sleeping, congress went on break until july 5th.

some democrats still on the house floor talking this morning. here is a live feed from congress where law makers are talking about the republicans' refusal to vote on what they call common sense gun control measure. >> they turned off the microphone, we raised our votes. they turned off the cameras, they periscoped us out and the public could see what is happening here. they wanted to shut down the debate, yet we continue to have a discussion that has been heard round the world. >> as pelosi alluded, much of it was brought up on periscope after speaker paul ryan turned off the cameras calling this a publicity stunt. >> the chair wishes to make an announcement regarding the decorum in the house chamber. >> funding for zika, veterans

issues and other items, then convened until july 5th. republicans left. democrats talking about gun control measures that include universal background checks and blocking sales to people on the no-fly list. republicans did stage a similar sit-in in 2008. back then it was over oil and gas drilling. no bill/no break sit-in continues on tv and media and what you hear about in the coffee line as you wait. >> we'll find out what they do after the holiday. thank you very much for that report. 5:33. there were two deadly hit-and-run crashes involving bicyclists in a matter of hours in san francisco. the search continues for one driver. firs happened on john f. kennedy drive near 30th avenue around 6:00 last night. police say the victim was a

woman in her 20s who was cycling westbound owe the driver of a white honda came racing down the street, crossed over into oncoming traffic and hit her. the car struck the woman and threw her about 50 feet. witnesses say the driver slowed down momentarily then took off in a hurry. >> seeing it happen in front of you is heartbreaking, especially as a cyclist. >> authorities eventually found the suspect's car abandoned only a short distance away. police are searching for a second second vehicle connected to the same case. anyone with information is urged to contact police. just a couple of hours later, another cyclist killed in a hit-and-run. this happening 8:30 at night in so mania. a driver hit a man at 7th and howard. the driver took off running. officers arrested him a short time later. >> changes will be made to san

francisco's use of force policy after a light night vote in city call. the san francisco police commission voted on this use of force last night. san francisco police officers should try to use minimal use. deescalating events will become the focus of training. commissioners say they agree on 80% of the documents. commissioners hoped to get the p.o.a. to agree to part of the policy and begin the training. >> shall deescalate when feasible is such an important thing to immediately move forward on. the fact that will be held hostage to other issues -- i jnd stand you have those rights -- but this department needs the ability to move forward on this change as soon as possible. the p.o.a. said it could not

agree to give up its right to negotiate on part of the policy while there is disagreement on issues. some of those include policies on shooting at cars and reassessing shots fired in between each shot. p.o.a. says all these policies affect the safety of the officers. now city leaders and p.o.a. have to go through all these issues again and bring it back to the commission. live in san francisco, sharon katsuda, today in the bay. 5:36. oakland is hiring a private investigator in hopes to preventing embarrassingç leaksf what is going on inside the police department. the police department has been put under control of the oakland city administrator following the departure of three police chiefs this month alone. yesterday she announced the internal probe. she wants to preserve investigations into misconduct and prevent cover-ups. david downing is handling the

day-to-day operations. >> he is committed and determined to move this department forward and hope everyone here accountable for everything we do. >> the city administrator says the hiring of a private investigator is not aims at silencing dissent but to preserve a delicate investigation. a developing story we've been following all week. hundreds to live in the city are returning home as firefighters continue to battle a stubborn fire fire in california. the complex fires has chewed through 5,000 acres of land. most mandatory evacuations in santa barbara have been lifted. the sherpa fire charred 900 acres. >> i'd stay out of this water. white sharks swimming along a

what whale watching boat off the coast of santa cruz. this is the second time sharks are spotted there. experts believe they are attracted by the warmer waters thanks to el nino. >> probably saw about 10. there were a couple probably 10 or 12 feet long. >> a junior lifetime program is expected to continue with its normal schedule despite the sightings. that's one way to learn on the job. >> as long as they stay in the water and not jump out of the water. 5:38. in the water but warmer temperatures outside. >> good morning. everyone heads to the water to cool off. we'll see that beach weather weekend as we see the inland areas ramping up to the 90s. today a little bit cooler. here is a live look at sunol. beautiful sunrise all clear. 56 in oakland.

52 in napa. up to 90 in gilroy. pacifica 64. 65 in the financial district. fairfield at 90. 74 in oakland. 89 today in livermore. as we go to the weekend, we'll talk about this high heat and more sunshine. mike has an update on the dog running around san mateo bridge. >> we were concerned it was going westbound. look at your map. no major issues. we'll zoom in here. that's westbound off 80. that will be your commute direction. that dog reported eastbound walking the center divide. still chp is over there. i've got no update what the condition of the dog is. hopefully everything is safe. san mateo bridge itself, we'll give you a live look and see your commute direction moving well. very light for this time of

morning over to the peninsula. more troubling claims for south bay school district. lawsuits pitted with the gilroy unified school district after accusations that they failed to protect students. what car will make you happiest walking out the door. the answer may surprise you. ==laura/2shot==

leaders of thgily schoodistrict it's 5:43 on a thursday morning. leaders of the gilroy school district are in the hot seat. gloria allred filed more lawsuits. a teacher sent them inappropriate text messages. the student's mother said she informed school officials but nothing was done. allred said the district needs to be held accountable. >> negligent supervision, intentional affliction of emotional distress. sexual harassment and gender jinls. >> he was arrested in april aljedly luring children online. the superintendent and spokeswoman did not return our phone calls.

you hear this advice all the time. if you see something, say something. right now a bay area family and investigators are hoping witnesses will come forward after a warriors' fan fell 50 feet at oracle arena. he is recovering from surgery this morning after his family says he was pushed from the upper level concourse. his family says a fight broke out and their son was simply pushed. >> he's asking me what happened to him. >> does he have any recollection? >> he told me remembers a fight. he don't remember nothing else. >> that incident is under investigation. they have video showing the alleged fight. the man's family says they are considering legal action saying the upper level concourse needs more safe guards. more funding to fight the zika virus shut down at the house yesterday but before that happened, the house did vote earlier to approve $1.1 billion

in new funding for zika. democrats are vowing to derail that legislation in the senate because it includes $750 million in budget cuts to other health problems. it's not uber, it's called hop skip drive. a new ride sharing service launched in san francisco designed for kids. uber and lift are to the permitted to carry riders under 18. drivers are required to have childcare experience and have the more expensive background check. who makes the most dependable cars. it has to be the germans, right? you would be right if that was your guess. >> scott mcgrew, an upset on the list. >> everyone would guess germans. that would be completely logical because they nailed this list every year. it's the koreans that came out of nowhere. j.p. powers came out with a list of initial quality.

kia came out on top and in third place it's the other kean car hyundai. toyota came in fourth. american cars scored well in general but not in the top five. honda usually well thought of didn't do well. initial quality covers everything from do the parts work or how easy is it to hook up to the blue tooth of my phone. >> national institute for highway safety tested small toug suvs. the best, a korean car. the hyundai tucson. the worst is the rav 4. their cars add here to all federal standards. the national institute for highway safety can run any test it wants and runs tests that

aren't required by the fed. you don't always have a federally-approved car cash. tesla is facing a different problem. tesla ceo elon musk wants his company to buy solar city and investors hate that used. two things to watch this morning on the stock market, the first the brexit vote. britain deciding whether or not to leave the european union. the second is twillio. it said hey would you like to buy stock? last night went really well. so people are paying more than they were asking. >> do you know what the price was? >> i know it was 50% higher. so this is the first high-tech ipo in a long time. it's going well so far that may encourage other silicon valley

companies to jump in. >> kind of paved the way. >> you talk about the brexit vote. it could be disastrous for great britain and might have the domino effect. it's most people, i don't know what people think but world leaders hope great britain stays in. >> there are u.s. companies saying thousands of jobs are on the line. >> no doubt. >> thank you very much. 5:48. wash your hands off before you plug in your phone. kfc installed a charger. you've got to wait. it's only available in india but the latest in the set of weird promotions. look at this. pizza hut have a movie projector box and kfc chicken fried nail polish is only available nail

polish. >> it's finger licking good. >> an interactive theater in new york's times square. the nfl will provide memorabilia. that will borrow from the nfl experience the league puts on every year at the super bowl. that looks dizzy. there will be digital displays to recreate what it's like to be on the sidelines of the game. the nba season just ended. the draft is already upon us. tonight the warriors not surprisingly because they have the best record have the last pick. >> yesterday in cleveland, something that hasn't happened in 52 years. victory parade for the cavaliers and about 1.3 million of their closest friends. the crowd was enormous. j.r. smith celebrating there. guess it was hot outside. behind him dozens of cavs' fans who scaled up the side of the parking garage.

people just on the nonl lining the roadway, climbing trees. >> i think there were 1.3 million people. >> it's been widespread all across the country and we are still going to sweat it out as temperatures go up. we take a live look out. san francisco, beautiful start to the day. mostly along the coast but that will clear out to give us sunshine that we are already seeing in the north bay. 48 degrees there in the east bay, let's drop in the south bay.

53 in campbell. willow glen 52. san francisco hour by hour goes from the upper 50s quickly to the low 60s by 11:00. we'll see this sun throughout the day. eventually hitting about 66. we don't have as many excessive heat warnings, but still this high pressure is dominating and creating some very hot temperatures. this is what it will feel like as you head out in parts of so cal towards arizona. looked like for near term we are looking at most of that hot weather in the valleys. look at the temperature trend. unfortunately, it's not going to go down. by tomorrow we are up to 88 in san jose. we see it climbing into the low

to mid 90s. tuesday we may be up to 99 then it slowly starts to come down. as we head through the weekend, if you are going to the sonoma raceway, it will be hot. a lot of sunshine. try to stay in the shade where some block and drink lots of water as our temperatures climb into the 90s. mid 90s for the tri-valley, north bay as well as south bay while the peninsula will see those highs staying in the mid 80s. another look at the forecast coming up. let's see what's happening on the roads. >> talk about temperatures in sonoma. image how hard it is riding those race cars. looking over to the rest of the bay. too early for much of the issues going on. mild slowing in san jose. hayward looking at a smooth flow of traffic. that dog running around got off the freeway and now on surface

streets running again. i don't know if they'll send animal control. no major concern. easy drive here. the maze looks good. backup at the toll plaza. the live look is what you expect. coming up next, state of a baltimore police officer accused in the death of freddie gri will be decided today. reaction from activists ahead of this decision. first, happening now, men strolling around in their favorite high heels in the end will walk a mile in our shoes event. it highlights sexual assault prevention. a california man fires a shotgun after an officer is called to try to save an emu. a line of strong storms --

slammed into chicago overnight-- bere heding east this mroning. multiple tornadoes touched according to the national weather service. aline of long storms slammed in chicago overnight. strong winds and rain knocked down trees and power lines, blocking roads and knocking out electricity. more than 400 flights have been canceled at chicago's two major airports. the storm is hammering cities

along the great lakes and mid atlantic. >> putting daring rescue in harsh conditions. two people who got sick working at the u.s. research station in the south pole have been evacuated by small planes. national science foundation said the workers arrived safely in chile after a long flight. they stopped on the edge of antarctica to be put on another plane. a tragic update for the search of a father and his three teenage children who disappeared. the u.s. coast guard found the body that likely belongs to one member of the kimberly family. they did say family members have been advised of this development. coast guard offices continue their search this morning, hopeful that they may find the three others missing. today a baltimore judge will term the fate of a police officer who is one of several officers to stand trial in

connection to the death of freddie gray. goodson who chose a bench trial drove the van which he was fatally injured. he is charged with second degree assault and reckless dangerment. he faces the most serious of those charges. many hope whatever the judge decides the reaction will be peaceful. >> i don't want to see anyone get locked up and i don't want to see harm come to any person or to any property in baltimore city. >> two officers have gone to trial. one ended with a hung jury and will be retried. another opted for a bench trial and was acquitted on other charges. new details about the alligator that attacked a 2-year-old boy in disney world has been captured and killed. officials have been looking for that gator since lane graves was killed last week.

officials trapped and euthanized six alligators from the lagoon where the toddler died. signs were not posted there before but now are. the 2-year-old boy was laid to rest on tuesday back home in nebraska. embarrassing mistake. deputies led to the release of the wrong inmate from jail. both inmates have the same name, michael willis and boast listed 5'10" and born in 1971. the wrong michael willis was released tuesday night. yesterday they found him and took him back into custody. the michael willis that was supposed to be released was given his freedom. right now at 6:00, two hit-and-runs in the city killing two cyclists and a driver took off after one of them. the no bill, no break sit-in

continues. kris sanchez with what happened while most of us were sleeping. another legal twist in the bizarre kidnapping investigation after the vallejo. one single piece of evidence could get the whole case thrown out. a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. all day we are going to do whatever we can to stay cool. >> a little better if you're closer to the coast. there is going to be a wide range in temperatures. we will have 60s and 70s along the coast and 80s and 90s for those inland valleys. this is the way we start. it's nice and comfortable now and a cool start in the north bay. 48 with highs reaching 86 in the north bay, 84 in the south bay and 80 today in the east bay. we'll talk about a hotter weekend ahead coming up in a few