another tense scene in oakland overnight as a car slams into a home. the damage left behind this morning. and police activity at the googleplex, details coming into our newsroom. today in the bay starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> let's get to the forecast. you're going to notice it's cooler out there this morning. once you step out the door there's definitely a chill in the air. you can see in san jose right now no fog but the onshore marine layer has developed. we'll have 80s for places like the south and north bay. we'll talk about the forecast and in the meantime mike is getting you to work on time. you'll be on time if you leave on time because there are no major delays as we look at

the sensors around the bay. and the bridge eastbound, we had some slowing that just cleared and now moving toward the hayward side. there are flashing lights there. there's some right down here on the approach toward the span as well. that's crews moving around the bay. calmer on the peninsula side. a lot of activity on the east side. a wild pursuit through the streets of oakland ended with a cruiser smashing into a fire hydrant and three parked cars. >> the aftermath there does not look good. how did it unfold. >> reporter: it started when two officers driving together spotted a vehicle with expired registration. they tried to stop that car. the driver had another idea and that's when the driver took off at speeds of up to 100 miles an hour on westbound 580.

ten miles down the road leading those officers. those officers on the chase and then here is how the chase ended. the chp suv crashed into the fire hydrant and then wedged between several parked cars and then a building. the fourth was enough to sheer off a light pole too. looking at this video you might not believe no one was hurt in this crash but during the chase the suspects got creative in trying to get away. >> the passenger in the vehicle pulled something akin to a fire extinguisher attempting to evade the unit. >> reporter: neither officer was hurt but their suv was in no shape to continue the chase so the suspect got away. we are working to get a vehicle description.

we will make sure you have it as well. >> thank you. it's been an active night in the east bay and specifically in oakland. a black toyota camry crashed into a home not far from the oracle arena. the driver appears to have lost control first crashing into a fire hydrant and breaking that hydrant causing the water to gush out. the driver proceeded to hit a telephone pole before landing in a house. we're still working to confirm details about what caused the driver to lose control. we have breaking news out of mountain view this morning. police were seen comping through the googleplex overnight. we have limited details about the investigation but as soon as we hear from the police this morning we'll give you an update. we're updating all these stories on our website where you can download the free app for instant information as soon as it comes in.

now to the latest developments out of istanbul this morning. police sources are telling nbc news that the attackers are from russian. turkish police have arrested 13 people connected with the attack on the airport. turkey's president is vowing his country will overcome terror groups. he says terrorists are trying to keep turkey from becoming one of the world's ten strongest economies. no specific group has claimed responsibility for the attack but the turkish government says it has the hallmarks of isis. the death toll stands at 42 people. a british videographer who had landed took these pictures and helped a man in a wheelchair get to a safe place. >> people sprinted to get to the corridor, huge masses of families struggling with kids and babies and small children and all trying to get back away from the area. >> at this point the airport is back open as the investigation and the cleanup continue.

it is time for report right now. a park ranger was robbed in her home. the 94-year-old woman woke up to an intruder in her home monday night. the suspect punched her several times and she was able to get away and she locked herself in a room. after the thief left she discovered her phone and ipod and jewelry and that coin was taken. this is the story we did when she traveled to the white house last december to receive that coin. call the police if you have information on this robbery. a walnut creek woman is facing manslaughter charges after she allegedly killed a teenager while driving under the influence. yesterday we reported on the crash that happened. the 50-year-old woman is accused of driving her car head on into two girls walking down the street. the 15-year-old girl was killed

instantly. her 16-year-old best friend is in stable condition in the hospital. the family is coping with a huge loss. >> she's my best friend. she's a big part of my live. she has a special place in my heart and she will never be forgotten. >> police are waiting on lab reports to see exactly what charges she will face. a fatal crash in the north bay. a big rig slams into a tree and bursts into flames. witnesses jumped out of their cars to try to help out but it was all too late. the fire engulfed the truck killing the driver. no word yet on what caused that crash. the chp says it received reports that the truck was driving erratically but the agency doesn't know if that call was related to the crash. an incident in santa rosa forced power to be cut to homes last night. a man climbed an electrical tower and refuse in had to get

down. the man may have climbed the tower in some sort of protest. a police negotiator convinced him to down and he's in custody. a grim discovery made in the ashes of a southern california wildfire. the fire destroyed five homes and 11 structures after it ignited 11 days ago. yesterday firefighters discovered the remains of two people in a ravine. authorities have not yet confirmed if it may the bodies of a young man and woman reported missing after the fire started. tense moments last night. flames threatening homes and firefighters battling from the ground and air as you see here trying to maintain it. they kept it to five acres. the fire is out and no word on how it started. a new face this morning. anthony is joining us for the forecast. big changes on the way. in fact i was looking at numbers from yesterday and we had cool

air move inland across parts of san jose where we were in the 70s. expect more of that for today. right now we're in the 50s for the bay area. san jose waking up to 58 degrees and livermore at 55. look at the tri-valley later this afternoon. no 90s and same deal for concord. san jose will see a comfortable day at 78. cool at the coast line and this trend continues into the weekend. we'll talk about that forecast coming 1 coming. mike is getting you to work on time. we're starting to see the early slow down coming out of the altamont pass here. we're showing slowing for 84. and there is jam here. it's starting to smooth out. and our live camera shows you the volume as you travel out of altamont. back to you.

>> thank you very much. coming up next, an urgent warning from federal officials. the reason they say people driving older model cars need to check them. one thing we thought we knew about great britain that we no longer know this morning. =laura/2shot=

fedel safety ficials areissuing about defective takata air gs. tests found some of the a bs may be even more prone to federal safety officials are issuing an urgent warning about defective air bags. some air bags may be more prone to deadly malfunctions than previously thought. >> tracy is joining us with more. we know age and exposure to humidity makes these air bags more dangerous and if you drive an older car you're being urged to take action immediately. >> reporter: the government is concerned there are 300,000 people out there that may be driving cars that are more dangerous than once thought. this is what is left of a 14-year-old honda. the when air bag exploded it killed the teenager driving it. >> with the new data we know how bad it can be. flipping a coin in a crash you don't know if you could end up having the shrapnel coming at

you. >> reporter: it is estimated there are 300,000 older cars on the road that have not been repaired. notifications have been sent but some owners haven't followed up. >> i'm here for the air bag service. >> reporter: no tests on the older cars found that when people drove them in hot damp places like florida along the gulf coast of texas and southern california the inflaters malfunctioned causing an explosion. in lab tests the inflaters ruptured 50% of the time. >> of the ten united states lives that have been lost eight have been in these vehicles. >> reporter: many cars have been recalled since 2008. honda says 70% have been remarried. it's the 30% they're trying to fix. >> one car at a time. now we reached out to honda. they said they are trying to get in touch with these 300,000 owners that they haven't reached

so far with millions of letters and text messages, the automated messages to their homes and they said that they've even in some cases hired private investigations when the trail has gone cold. they want to get them in and get these cars fixed. >> they really need to track them down. business in tech news and international news. britain's cloudy future managed to get more owe pak if that's possible as the candidate for prime minister dropped out. >> boris johnson is not going to run. scott, he was undone by a close supporter. >> reporter: johnson had the support of a politician named david goeds who backed him until the last moment when he said he would run for prime minister. johnson was a backer of the leave movement and quite the character as well but he would drop out the the last moment and it really was the last moment,

the nomination process just closed in great britain, leaves britain's future even more uncertain. the two primary conservative candidates are goebz and theresa mays. that's ekwaif lant to our hand security. she does not support britain leaving the eu. she was part of the stay campaign. that would put her in an awkward position if she became prime minister. so let's see what wall street thinks of this on the last day of the financial quarter. landon is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. wall street will try to make it three positive days in a row as investors' fears over the brexit vote starts to fade. futures are flat in morning and analysts say traders are willing to wait for more clarity on details and timing of britain's exit from the eu. markets rallying on tuesday.

the dow rising 285 points and the nasdaq up 87. over to you. >> thank you. wall street is waiting on clarity, this update, this happened in the last hour, not going to make them happy. the wife of golden state warriors steph curry will start a third delivery service. it is apparently launching soon. they call it gather. curry joins a long list of food delivery services, some seen here, make the food for you ahead of time and others bring you food from restaurants. curries will deliver you good ingredients. this is a crowded space. it's not a profitable one either. of all the businesses, this one is a tough one, but she enjoys cooking so we'll see. >> i was interested to see that come out. interesting i should say.

>> maybe chef curry will find success. things were a little hairy over in britain. a lot smoother in canada, right? not exactly. this is a perfect handshake moment but it goes awry. you go here, no you go there. a call it a handshake fail of the highest order for the man who leads north america. the three leaders quickly got over the photo op gone wrong in ottawa but they got down to business on a summit on free trade. >> you go here and you go there. change is coming to one popular beauty pageant that is going to announce a new wardrobe for the women who take part. >> the miss teen u.s.a. pageant is dropping the swimsuit competition.

organizers say the decision reflects a shift that empowers women who lead active lives. former participates are applauding including the reigning miss u.s.a. who believes it will still set a strong example. 5:18 right now. a lot of opportunities to be active today. >> cooler out there this morning. let's check the forecast with anthony. it is going to be cooler you can see because we have clouds in san francisco. that's the marine layer that pushed inland and the cool ocean air that will move inland. we can see 50s from the north bay to the south bay. most of us will wake up to cooler temperatures. 68 degrees for san francisco and 70s for the inner bay. high pressure continues to remain in control. it is starting to weaken and it's pushing to the south. as we head through the next couple of days temperatures aren't going to be as hot as they have been. instead of the 90s we'll trade

that for 70s and 80s. we have fog at the coast line. that's keeping the shore cool and that's the onshore breeze but then you have high pressure off towards the four corners region and that's pumping in the desert air. over the next couple of days we will be cool at the coast line but seeing warming for inland locations. here is a look at the holiday forecast. look at monday, closer to 90 but still back in the 80s. the peninsula will climb to 80 and san francisco you'll be in the 60s through the weekend and through monday. in the north bay temperatures will be closer to 90. east shore staying in the 70s and the tri-valley temperatures in the 90s. temperatures are going to cool after as he head toward the weekend and go back up for the fourth much juof july. clear skies but fog rolling in

as the fireworks quick off. we're looking at an easy drive. we did see slowing on the peninsula but now things have cleared up. southbound 280 shows slowing. that has cleared back up to the speed limit. looking over toward the bay bridge toll plaza, an easy flow of traffic. we're just now starting to see some cars line up in the cash lanes. back to you. >> thanks so much. it's 5:20 right now. going for gold for a fifth time. micha michael phelps punching his ticket for rio p w . clrp. a close encounter.. russia sayse

one of their ships in t mediter. a state-sponsored russian neagea russian says a navy ship came too close for comfort this month. this is the video of the ships passing each other at sea. the russian ministry accused the ship of traveling too close. there have been complaints about russian ships and jets too close to them. tinformation from egypt air

flight shows there may have been a fire below the cockpit floor. the wreckage shows signs of high temperature damage and soot. the plane crashed last month. some relief this morning for the people of puerto rico after lawmakers passed a bailout bill. tomorrow is the deadline for puerto rico to make a $2 billion payment to creditors. u.s. territory is swimming in $70 billion of debt. the president has indicated he will sign that bill. it will be quite the birthday celebration for the most decorated olympian of all time. michael phelps turns 31 yesterday. >> forget about birthday cake, he was at the center of attention last night at the swimming trials. he punched his ticket to rio

moments after touching the wall he held up five fingers signaling his fifth games. he says he shows to share some of what he's learned with younger teammates. >> i've learned a lot. anything i can help these young guys which is something i'm trying to do now. >> phelps could swim in as many as six events in rio hoping to add to his medals. a rising star here in the bay area soon to be stanford freshman. she won the free style last night and she won the free style on monday. congratulations. we're now 36 days away from the start of the olympics. we will have coverage live from rio. coming up next, a wild scene unfolding in oakland in the midst of a pursuit. a cruiser smashes into three

parked cars and a fire hydrant. what led up to these events in a live report. police in the east bay are trying to find a man who beat and robbed a 94-year-old woman of a special coin recently given to her by president obama. we'll go live to richmond coming up. for joining us. i'm ura garcia-.

=sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock. =4shot= ad t a very good thursday morning to you. >> we've been waiting all week to say this, a cooler start to your day and a cooler finish. anthony is joining us. all right. let's talk weather. here you can see the sunshine coming up over san jose. we have a beautiful start to the day and we are expecting cooler weather. 78 degrees in san jose later this afternoon. 85 and we'll have a few warm spots. look at the coast line, san francisco, ocean beach, 68 degrees. the north bay will be up into the 80s with a few 70s. the tri-valley is looking at the

mid 80s. temperatures do cool off and we'll talk more about the full forecast in a minute. mike is getting you to work on time. this is about the time when the bay bridge lights come on. that's right. we're looking toward the rest of the bay. a smooth flow of traffic. we do have spots we're watching out of the altamont pass. right there the bay bridge let's get a live look and it shows folks stacking up in the cash lanes. no problems with visibility. send it back to you. we are following several breaking news stories from overnight. first news out of mountain view this morning where police are comping the scene through googleplex this morning as they were searching for a suspect. weeks ago google earth demo car was fire bombed on the campus. there's limited details about the information so far. an active night in oakland.

a black toyota camry crashes into a home not far from oracle arena. it crashed into a fire hydrant breaking the hydrant. we put calls into opd and we're trying to get more information about what spawned that trial of crashes. also in oakland this morning a wild pursuit through city streets that ended with a cruiser smashing into a fire hydrant and three parked cars as well. >> chris has been tracking that story for us this morning. >> reporter: it started when two officers working the grave yard shift spotted a car with expired registration and they tried to pull that driver over and that driver had another idea and started a chase that went up to 100 miles an hour. the driver took off on westbound 580 leading those officers on to 580 off on to foothill boulevard and here is how the chase ended

at mcarthur avenue. the chp cruiser crashed into a fire hydrant and cars and a building. you might not believe no one was hurt but during the chase the suspect got creative in trying to get away. >> the passenger in the vehicle pulled something akin to a fire exsting wisher and was spraying the units pursuing it. >> reporter: that officer says either they were trying to evade the officers or they were trying to taunt them. neither officers were hurt. no one on the street was hurt but the suv was clearly in no shape to continue that chase and the suspects did get away. we are working to get a detailed description from the chp. if they believe it's helpful we'll make sure you get it. >> we are constantly updating these stories on our website or

you can download the free app for instant information. a movie theater turned into a violent crime scene. a man was stabbed during a show and it might have been a random attack. it happened about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the suspect snuck up behind the man and stabbed him several times before fleeing. the victim is in the hospital this morning with serious wounds. the suspect has been arrested. the country's oldest park ranger brutally robbed in her home and punched in the midst of that. the thief reportedly stole a coin given to her by president oba obama. >> good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. richmond police are looking for the man who broke into betty's apartment in the hilltop area of richmond who then broke in there, beat and robbed her.

she is seen here in a profile piece we did a couple of years ago is at 94 years old is the oldest park ranger in the country. early monday morning she was awoken by the introducer. she tried to call 911 but the burglar grabbed her phone and perju punched her several times. she was able to lock herself in a bathroom while the man stole her iphone and jewelry and the coin given to her by president obama. the park service is asking the public to keep an eye out for that coin. it's a one of a kind piece. reporting live, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. the man accused of shooting and killing a hayward police signature is goi sergeant is going to be in court for two here's. he's charged with killing the

officer almost a year ago. that shotting happened during a routine traffic stop. he will be in court for a pretrial hearing and a plea hearing. the police department scrambling to keep up with the homicide rate. the shooting tuesday was the 24th of the year. this time last year there were only ten. the mayor says the city needs more officers and the union agrees saying staffing shortages is leading to fatigue. >> it's likely you will get an officer who is on his day off or has completed his shift. >> the mayor is pushing to improve pay and benefits for officers. thousands much more signatures calling for an investigation into the judge for sentencing brock turner for six months in jail.

there are 200,000 signatures on top of the 1 million signatures that have been submitted. advocates are asking the agency to investigate the judge over what many are calling lenient sentencing. oakland landlords taking legal action to stop a fee they consider garbage arguing it's unconstitutional and the fee has everything to do with garbage or trash collection. a group representing landlords filed a suit yesterday over a deal the city made with waste management two years. landlords call the fee a tax and all taxes must be approved by voters. garbage rates have more than doubled since the trash deal took effect. dumpster fees are about $10,000 higher per year. >> eventually it will get transferred to new tenants moving in because somebody has go the to be able to break that

$10,000 a year extra. >> landlords are asking for an injunction to stop the fee and reimbursement for the money they've paid out. san francisco city leaders may be ready to consider a new funding option to finance help for the homeless population. they are getting ready to start homeless services. the committee is going to discuss the idea of a homeless and housing service fund. voters will consider a sales tax this november that will provide more money for the homeless over the next two years. suspicious, a growing number of fires in the district has some wondering if an arsonist is trying to push out the poor. it's too big a coincidence that low income residents have lost their homes. the most recent loss happened two weeks ago. the cause of that fire is still unknown. >> ten years ago the mission accounted for 3.3% of the fires

and ten years later it's three times that number. >> we have reports that are showing that these fires are not arson. >> fires have displaced people in the district. firefighters are being challenged battling this fire. it's grown to 2,000 acres and it's 12% contained. the fire is in the path of 2,000 structures prompting widespread evacuati evacuations. >> we're getting cooling temperatures and i'm assuming that's happening across the state. we are talking about cooler weather. you can see is that because we have the marine layer that formed over san francisco and it has pushed inland over the inner bay. 52 at half moon bay.

hayward 57. san jose at 58. san jose will be up to 78 later on but 60s along the coast line from san francisco to santa cruz. we're back in the 80s for livermore and concord. we are going to stay on this cooling trend with fog at the coast line and high pressure starting to move off and that will lead to more cooling over the weekend. we'll talk more about the forecast coming up. mike is tracking the morning commute. some folks are heading out of town but we're looking at a typical pattern of traffic. we're going to zoom in here. a couple of issues on the map. northbound 1 on 1 we saw southbound 880 reports of a disabled vehicle in the middle of the roadway. also you have a live shot just north of there. southbound 880 as you travel

through fremont. we'll track the progress. back to you. >> thank you. coming up, a movie mix up. an apology after the wrong trailer was running during a showing of finding dori. we were hoping for a great day on wall street and all britain had to do was not mess anything up and they messed something up. making noise over airport noise. the changes that hundreds of homeowners want the faa to institute and quickly. a mudslide in japan ud a

house to topple over and crh onto t homes low. a mudslide in japan caused this house to topple over crashing into homes below. it was caught on camera. heavy rain has pounded southern japan over the past week. video shows the house falling off and breaking into pieces as it collided with the ones on the lower side of the cliff there. the good news is no one was hurt. >> incredible to see. the mechanical problem forced an emergency landing of this plane in san jose yesterday. video captures moments inside the plane during the landing. you hear applause after it finished. those on board clapped when the plane touched down. it was on its way to san jose when it started to experience mechanical issues. the plane landed safely p. more than 600 bay area

homeowners are upset over loud airplanes flying over their properties. >> many people say they feel like they're living under a super highway for planes landing at sfo. they charge the new flight patterns have led to lower flying aircraft over their neighborhoods. >> i feel i've almost become a prisoner in my own home. >> it interferes with sleep and the ability to enjoy our home and yard. >> i can take some noise, but it's the one off the other after the other that drives me crazy. >> local and federal lawmakers will take the comments and study solutions before presenting them to the faa. >> hackers are heading to rio hoping to get their hands on your private data.

there's a warning coming from the u.s. government telling people to protect their information especially information disordstored on the mobile devices. >> you're device could be compromised. obviously the data on that device could be stolen, which then could lead to the loss of your information. >> security experts say that if you're heading to rio or any large event for that matter you should remove important information stored on your device. the man who claims he owns half of facebook has disappeared. he may remember him making claims in 2010 and present alleing a document with mark zuckerberg's signature on it but mark said the claims are bogus. >> the judge wanted to make sure by digging deep into the

communications that the claims were false. >> he is facing up to 40 years in prison. he been on the run since last year. authorities believe he's tha traveling with his wife and two children. donald trump has made no secret he dislikes apple. now he's calling for a boycott of the company. >> you have donald trump, he's been attacking apple for months and now you have the democrats as well. all this coming just a few days after apple ceo held a fundraiser for fundraiser. elizabeth warren who might be hillary clinton's vice presidential pick says apple treats its competitors unfairly. she sets her target on google and amazon saying the three companies together use their

size to quote snuff out the competition. hard drive maker seagate will layoff 1,600 workers. the company's worldwide so we're not sure how many will be effected in the bay area. wall street was hoping for a positive day and then things got weirder in great britain. boris johnson who we all assumed would be the next prime minister has dropped out of the race so futures are in the red this morning. we'll talk more about that situation coming up in about 30 minutes. a viral video to suggest a way britain might wiggle out of what he's done.

>> i like that very much. >> that is pretty funny. >> that is when george was trying to go back to work after he'd been fired and pretending like nothing happened and then the boss looks over and says is that him. just go back to the eu. >> don't get sam started on that. >> that was an early season episode too. great for pulling that out. thank you. finding dori took an r rated twist. executives at a theater are apologizing after the wrong trailer aired to a theater full of children. the movie started with the r rated sausage party instead. executives say this was a big mistake. playing that trailer was a one time honest mistake by a manager moving screens around trying to accommodate groups wanting to

see dori. seth rogan tweeted about the incident. he said this mistake made his day. >> all of movies too with that title. >> i know. mega millions fever spreading across the country. the jackpot stands at $415 million. this has some they could be the winner and it could be you. if you choose to receive a lump sum the cash option is $286 million before taxes. the next drawing is friday night if you're at all tempting. >> we can dream. california dreaming on thursday morning. >> not a bad thing. let's check in with anthony. we're looking good. we have that marine layer that's back in san francisco. the fog is even across parts of the inner bay and peninsula and north bay.

that's going to lead to cooling across our inland valley. 70s in the inner bay and 80s for the south bay and north bay and tri-valley. the thing about these temperatures they are going down. it's still going to be warm but it's not going to be 90s and triple digits. but we'll see 80s and you'll notice reading 100 degrees. so high pressure staying in control and is going to continue to pump in that warm air especially for the inland valleys exhibit bvalle valleys, but we have a strong marine layer layer and we'll see cooling there and cooling for inland locations. the temperatures are going to cool off just a little bit for saturday and then they go up for sunday and monday. saturday up to 80 degrees. 85 for sunday and 88 for monday. the peninsula will reach 80 by monday. san francisco eventually will get close to 70 degrees on

monday with morning fog each and every morning. north bay, east shore and tri-valley will see temperatures above average once we hit sunday pushing close to 90 degrees. here it is the official fourth of july forecast, expect a little bit of fog to develop around 9:30 as the fireworks get going. keep in mind, you know how it goes, the fireworks shoot up in the clouds and you get a glare. you get the bang and boom. no bang or boom or crashes reported. nothing major going on for the bay. we're looking at 880 but i don't see slowing. we see slowing south on hayward. it slows off of 238 and south of the 92 enter change. a little slow over here for the tri-valley just a bit. now as we look toward san jose a

live camera shows you that volume of traffic holding steady and that's the reason for some slowing. >> thank you very much. a teen-age girl fighting for her life this morning after being rescued from a burning home in hayward. firefighters say the girl was trapped in the back bedroom when the flames started yesterday. mike saw the fire when he was driving by. he says the girl's brother and nephew were outside shouting for help. the 16-year-old girl was trapped inside. >> i got five feet in and the smoke was too thick and i couldn't breathe. it got too hot so i had to back out. >> firefighters arrived a few minutes later and they pulled the girl out. she was taken to the hospital. a man who had climbed down a cliff was safely air lifted yesterday. firefighters had to strap that hiker to a backboard and then

lift him out of the area. once back on the ground an ambulance rushed him to the hospital. no word on his condition this morning. >> several dramatic rescues yesterday. right now, up next a mega project could mean a mega headache for people living in santa clara. the new details we're learning about a development that could transform the area. first, happening now, the a's continue throwing a monkey wrench. they stopped the major leagues hottest team in their tracks on wednesday. see a slide show on nbc bay area.com. views from outer space showing the fire. it's all on our twitter page. an update now on that domed

egyptair flit - that crasd in the mediterranean se kling all 66 people on board. an update on that doomed egyptian air flight that crashed in the sea killing all 66 people on board. information from the data recorder recovered from the water shows there was smoke on board the plane. investigators say this is consistent with earlier reports suggesting there may have been a fire below the cockpit's floor. the wreckage showed signs of high temperature damage and soot. the plane was flying from paris to cairo when it crashed last

month. right now definition 2016. the economy, gun control were issues that hillary clinton tackled yesterday. supporters had to pay $500 to be at the event. if you wanted a photo, you had to pay $27,000. actress jamie lee curtis present hillary clinton at the event. donald trump has focussed his campaign efforts in maine. that's where he was yesterday. that state has voted for democrats in every presidential election dating back to 1992. at a rally trump promised to pull the united states from trade deals that he says drained businesses out of that state. the pentagon is work og a new policy that will allow transgender people to serve in the u.s. military.

we're expecting an announcement this week. it would end one of the last bans on service in the military but there are reports that leaders believe this plan is moving too fast with many details not resvd. many students were sweating it out and they have learned that those attending the bankrupt college is going to get a huge break on student loans. they will not have to pay back a dime. the obama administration has agreed to forgive $170 million of student debt owed by students. the college filed for bankruptcy last year. some background. nearly 10,000 californians are among the students who do not have to pay back their loans. >> that's great news for them. not everyone is thrilled with news of silicon valley's largest deal every. members this week approved a

$6.5 million project called city place. it covers a large area across from levi stadium. it will cover almost 10 million square feet. it will include offices, retail outlets and a park. residents are no the sold on that plan. >> as a matter of fact, the thought of it makes me actually start to look for other places to locate. >> the first phase of construction is set to begin next year and they say it should be ready by 2020. >> big changes coming. we are tracking several breaking stories. first a wild chp chase ends with a cruiser losing control and taking out several parked cars along the way. not the wakeup call one family ever expected as a car comes crashing into their home. plus googleplex is turned into an active crime scene as

police searched the area hours ago. the country's oldest park ranger attacked and robbed inside her home. the prized possession and the stuff they got away. i'm laura garcia cannon.=sam/2s (toss ant)m brock good morning. thanks for joining us. >> we've been waiting to see this but there are changes in the forecast. anthony slaughter is joining us this morning. >> it's going to be more comfortable this morning. we're looking at clear skies. no fog but we do have fog at the coast line and around the inner bay and that will lead to cooling across the entire bay area today. the coast line only got into the 50s and 60s yesterday and today we're expecting more of the same. 70s for hayward and redwood city and a few 80s like north bay. we'll talk more about this cooling trend and get you into the