early crash that cleared, and here in the east bay, we have southbound 880 out of san leandro and in toward hayward. a crash there may still be sticking out into one lane. that might be why we see sudden slowing coming off 238, but overall, pretty light volume as far as traffic goes and a slower drive for west 580 because of traffic volume around airway. there may be a second crash there. i'm checking on it. back to you. >> thank you. 6:00 right now. let's take a live look outside at oracle arena this morning. happening today, the ws back home for game five of the nba finals. the warriors just need one more win to that series and win the championship. >> we have been here before. today in the bay's pete suratos live inside oracle this morning with a potential celebration we'll see tonight if and when the warriors win. >> no ifs here. >> no ifs. gom to you, scott and laura. yes, fans are hoping the warriors can seal the deal tonight, winning their second

nba title in three years. of course, as expected, tickets are sold out at oracle arena for the game five matchup against the cleveland cavaliers. it's a bit of deja vu for warriors fans as they're once again up 3-1 heading into tonight's pivotal matchup. i was going to shoiv you video of them returning home from cleveland over the weekend. last year, when the team was up 3-1 to the cavs, they were out forward draymond green who was suspended for his actions the previous game. they went to lose that game as well as the series to the cleveland cavaliers. this year, they'll have draymond and of course kevin durant. the warriors missed their chance to sweep the cavs friday night. we had a chance to hear from steph curry and kevin durant talking about the focus heading into tonight's game, specifically about the opportunity to win the title in front of the home crowd.

>> it would be a great night to get it done, to take advantage of the home crowd, the energy. you know, how poorly we played in game four, to try to make the necessary adjustments energy wise and focus wise to get it done. >> champions don't die. they don't lay down and die. you know they're going to come out and play with a sense of urgency, the energy from the beginning and take it a possession at a time. >> we'll hear a lot of energy from the crowd at oracle arena for game five. and to give you an idea of the ticket prices, the prices range from $550 on the cheaper end to as high as $3,600 if you wanted a courtside seat. and of course, tonight's game, tip-off is at 6:00 p.m. we're live inside oracle arena, pete suratos, today in the bay. >> a lot of people would love to go to tonight's finals game at oracle. here's a possibility for you. all you have to do is the

auction held by the oakland mayor's office. mayor libby schaaf's twitter page has a direct link for two tickets in the luxury mezzanine level. all bids must be in by 10:00 this morning. the money will help emerge a nonprofit to assist young adult entrepreneurs. >> the final public hearing on the city budget in san jose. the city council will hold that meeting tonight and tomorrow, they'll vote on the budget for the next fiscal year. mayor sam liccardo said the $3 billion budget calls for more investment in public safety and maintaining the streets. >> an emergency dispatcher shortage one of the bay area's biggest cities. dispatcher in san francisco will testify about what they call unsustainable work loads. >> sharon is live at treasure island to explain why there's a spotlight on this now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott and laura. the dispatchers say they're working mandatory overtime and there simply aren't enough of

them. they're speaking out today after the massive pg&e outage last april that inundated the dispatch center. the dispatchers are trying to improve emergency response times to meet national standards, but testifying before the government audit and oversight committee, new technology is also in the works to help dispatchers wither response times for ambulances. the old system, they have to use radios to determine which ambulance is closest to the call, but a new system will use gps to track the ambulances. the department of emergency management reported too few dispatchers on duty april during the power outage that left more than 80,000 in the dark. the goal is to answer 90% of calls in ten seconds, but the average time is 80% now. the dispatchers union is expected to ask for about 45 new

dispatchers by the end of next year. >> thanks for the latest there, sharon. >> 6:04 right now. dramatic rescue in the san leandro marina. call went in to the water 2:00 yesterday afternoon. that's when police say two strangers jumped in and helped three people inside get out safely. a witness actually posted this photo on facebook. we spoke to one of the rescuers over social media. he said he did the best he could to save the people in the car. >> the search is under way this morning for a hayward man missing in south lake tahoe. the man went kayaking last week but he never contacted a friend to say he made it back. coast guard officials called off the cert on saturday, but his family is trying to raise funds to rent a drone to help with their search. >> an investigation is under way after a body was found in san jose's lake almaden. that body was found saturday morning. lake almaden is near almaden

expressway and coldman road. fire officials say the report came in as a medical call, but they're not saying much more about the person who died or the cause of death. >> 6:05. happening today, firefighters from across the bay area will converge in palo alto to prepare for the upcoming fire season. teams from santa clara and san mateo county will conduct the first of three days of drills. firefighters simulate fire emergency operations and fire protection operations. california's fire season begins july 1st. >> a mixed bag of weather across the bay area. that rare june storm, quite the scene. on the left, it's lightning hitting east of petaluma. on the right, hail falling in parts of the bay area. this was sent to us by a viewer in sebastopol. >> let's talk about the rain we had yesterday as we take a live look outside. things have since quieted down in san rafael, but we did have quite a bit of rain for parts of the north bay, and in napa, almost .2 inch rain.

fairfield, almost a quarter inch, and vacca had a little more, measuring a high amount of rain for this time in june. antioch didn't measure much rain but had some hail and also in san rafael, about .02". now that system has moved off to the east, producing some snow in the seau. snow in june. you need the tire chains if you're driving through the sierra this morning. and then we'll see that winter weather advisory expiring, but it's going to be a cool day. here's a live look out there at squaw creek in lake tahoe, a fresh coating of snow. beautiful scenery there. and also in yosemite. we'll talk about the temperatures ramping up over the next few days. that's coming up in few minutes. mike starts us out with what it looks like around the bay area. >> you talked about a change for interstit 80 and also highway 80. we had that flipout on friday, thursday after the rain. that's still an issue getting to south lake tahoe. not an easy drive. just stick here because it's

easier around the bay, looking ate a pretty good flow of travel. back to hayward, that's the slowest spot because of this crash. confirming with chp, the fast lane is blocked. they have to clear it all the way to the right shoulder once chp arrives to help out. from murina down to a street, and this is actually causing a little slowing off 238 and the castro valley y with traffic light around the bay right now, so that's keeping things smooth for the rest of the commute. looking to the bay bridge and your commute for the upper east shore free, 22 minutes. building a bit down to the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. b.a.r.t., we have the track back in service after the weekend work. that's the last for this particular proj. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. coming up next on today in the bay, remembering the victims of the pulse night shooting. as we mark one year since the deadly rampage. we'll take you live to orlando to see the tributes to the

victims and survivors. plus, pothole problems. the work getting under way in the east bay to repair hundreds of potholes. and here's a live look outside from our emeryville camera this morning. a cool start on this monday morning. but, that heat-up is going to come. when and where coming up in the full forecast. 6:09 right now. today in the bay will continue in a bit. ♪

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it is 6:12 on this monday morning. starting out with some clouds over san hose a, but we're not seeing the clouds all over the bay area. as you get ready to head out in santa clara, our temperatures making it to the low 60s by 11:00. as we go through the day, sun breaking out with much cooler than average temperatures. we should be in the upper 70s, but we'll be hitting the 90s by the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up in five minutes. >> and 31 minutes. that's your drive time right now from grand line road to 680. looks like we're holding steady after the earlier crashes cleared at airway and north river. >> thanks a lot. >> 6:12 right now on your monday morning. starting today, the blitz is on in oakland as in the city's annual pothole repair blitz, which is even more needed after all the winter rains caused a

lot more potholes out there. for the next seven weeks, crews will try to find them, they'll make repairs across the city. >> are your hitting the road for summer travel? you might be playing less at the pump. price of gas has fallen about a penny per gallon over the last several weeks and prices are expected to continue to decline in the coming weeks unless crude oil prices rebound quickly. here's a look at local prices. in san jose, $3.12. in oakland, $3.13. lastly, in san francisco, the price of a gallon of gas, about $3.24. >> 6:13. several penn state fraternity members will face a judge after the death of a pledge. 18 members face various charges stemming from 19-year-old tim piaz piazza's death. he dies after falling downstairs during what appears to be a night of heavy drinking. investigators say fraternity brothers waited 12 hours to seek help for piazza. >> marin county leaders will

reportedly soon consider new regulations for short-term rental. right now, marin county has no regulation in place for services like airbnb, although some cities and towns in the county do have them. the ij reports next month supervisors will hold a preliminary meeting to gauge support for such an idea. >> at 6:14, live to orlando this morning where today marks one year since the horrific mass shooting at the pulse nightclub. >> a man went a shootage rampage, killing 49, injured 53 others. one year later, the city is designating today as orlando united day. today in the bay's sarah rosario live with a tribute to the victims. >> reporter: the tribute to these victims is growing by the minute. we have seen hundreds of people out here this morning paying their respects. theage here is they will not let win. it's been exactly a year since 49 people were killed in an act

of hate here at this nightclub. and today, people are honoring those victims and they're showing their respect by remembering. a year later, pulse nightclub is a public memorial, framed by flowers and candles. pictures, notes, and banners. a lasting tribute to the 49 lost. but there are haunting memories that linger here. >> hey, i got them back here. >> the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. these are the images. >> i'm watching all the bodies. i'm seeing all the blood. >> survivors still struggle with. >> there's an emotional toll, a psychological toll. >> i think about pulse every single day. >> for many, a physical toll. >> i just had my fourth surgery about three weeks ago. >> the scars are deep and slow to heal, but for many who were there, life after the attack comes with a responsibility, a

mission. >> i want to do the best because the best that i can, with a second chance in life. >> survivors, angel, luis, and angel have been traveling the country talking to anyone who will listen.  love, more unity. >> love, peace, respect, understanding. >> 12 months after the attack and still making sure the terrorists don't win. and today, as part of the orlando united day, it's also a day of love and kindness with several memorials set for today. one is expected to take place in a little bit here on the east coast from 11:00 to 1:00 p.m. we will be there. an opportunity for people, again, to pay their respects to people. other memorials will be going through the night. one even as late as midnight. reporting live in orlando, back to you. here in the bay area, there is aal to honor the pulse

nightclub shooting victims in san francisco's castro tonight. the starts at 6:30 at the corner of castro. >> in business and tech news, wall street could start the week in the red after markets were mixed last week. dow posted a gain for the third straight week. nasdaq snapped a two-week winning streak. dow was up 99. nasdaq fell 113. the head of general electric has also stepped down. the big focus for investors may be the federal reserve that kicks off the two-day meeting tomorrow, widely expected to hike interest rates again. >> microsoft lifted the curtain on its newest game console, the xbox 1-x. costing $499, twice what the xbox 1 costs. this new one has the ability to play games in 4k resolution, but is also compatible with every older game made for the xbox 1.

>> lyft hassa new passenger. they recently invested $25 million in the ride hailing company as part of a $600 million round of fund-raising. they will provide a freedom car to lyft drivers. the company will also work on testing self-driving cars. >> i'll go pick them up if they give me a lapd rover. >> no tops down this morning. >> not at all. i think it's fairly cool to start off this week, but you'll be able to let the top down on the convertible as we go through the week and find somewhere nice and cool. here's a look at outer sunset as the suns. 53 degrees. we have seen some clouds and sunrise happening about 30 minutes ago. it's 54 degrees. looking at the peninsula. and some all clear skies. there, 53 degrees in san francisco. then look at the north bay.

it is 46 degrees. as we go into this afternoon, it will only reach into the low to mid 70s inland. santa rosa up to 76 degrees there. and palo alto, 67. and in san francisco, 63. going through the planner, we'll start out in the mid 50s by 8:00 and to the low 60s with mostly sunny skies and winds will start to pick up. we may have gusts at 25 to 30 miles per hour and take a look at the seven-day forecast. you'll see our temperatures going up over the next several days. looking at that seven-day forecast. we will be in the low 60s today, and then low 70s for san francisco by the end of the week. and all sunshine throughout the next several days. and that sun will make our temperatures go from the upper 60s today to the mid 90s for the. and you'll want to make sure you plan accordingly as you're trying to figure out what to do with the kid now that they're out of school, we'll have very

hot weather by this weekend. and mike has an update on the crash in hayward. >> southbound 880, all lanes have cleared. most of the clearing going on around the bay, but we are having more volume hitting the roadway as well as this slowing which has to recover now from marina boulevard out of san leandro. now, i want to take you over to our waze sirsm where we're showing you a slower drive. we're looking through the area, the blue route, that's the longest drive if your heading out of that area and in to fremont. even 680 off the dublin interchange, that's about the same amount of time as it would take you to come through the congestion as you have over there in san leandro and hayward. also keep in mind you can join our team for waze, get to your app, you know how to do this. you just have to do it so i can stop bugging you. the magnifying glass, your profile, and select nbc bay area wazers. why? because we like you. i think someone else said that. back to you.

>> thanks. coming up next, trouble for uber. the reason the company's ceo could be forced to take a lengthy leave of sns. >> and an appealing new product to purify water appears online but never appears in the mailbox. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next.

welcome back, everyone. we're covering breaking news right now. these are live pictures coming to you from hollywood this

morning where you see firefighters coming down a ladder. this is at an apartment complex. in hollywood. it was under construction. you can make it out in the back of your shot. a lot of firefighters had to be called to the scene this morning, as it was a blazing infern earlier. >> we have video from just minutes ago when it was really burning. part of the building's wood frame collapsed during that fire. no injuries have been reported. we'll keep our eye on this one. >> back here home locally, 6:24. nbc bay area responds to a san jose man who bought a product from a crowdfunding site and he never received it. >> chris chmura here with that story. >> a man spent $400 for a reverse osmosis water purifier advertised on a crowdfunding site. after placing the ordering nothing from the company. not even an order or shipping confirmation. after two months, he said it was time to e-mail and ask for a refund. again, no response.

so, a call to us. we contacted watero, and within a couple weeks, he received a full refund for $400. the company didn't respond to our request for comment. bang didn't reach out to the crowd funding site for help. even if he had, that site might not have been much help. they don't vouch for the products on their sites and rarely get involved in settling disputes. they're simply the middle man facilitating a transfer of money. if you have a problem, we might be able to help. call 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you, chris. there are reports uber ceo travis kalanick could be forced to take a long leave of absence. the company's board has weighed a three-month leave of absence for the ceo of an investigation into the company's troubled culture by former attorney general eric holder. the investigation prompted by accusations the company turned a

blind eye to sexual harassment and other misbehavior. the board of director has a lot of work to do. >> so the question is, how did we get to today? how did uber get to the point where a bunch of people in a board room in l.a. are trying to figure out its future? >> the board's reviewing the results of holder's investigation. there are reports that they unanimously voted to adopt all of holder's recommendations. the results will be made public, we expect, some time this week. >> coming up next on today in the bay, president trump takes to twitter to talk about james comey as we're one day away from attorney general jeff sessions testifying on capitol hill. information we're expecting to learn from testimony. >> and in or out? that's the question in one south bay community, whether or not a new in-n-out burger restaurant should be built there. that's coming up in a live report. you're watching today in the bay.

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>> it start out cool, and we're seeing clouds mixing in every now and then, but then, as we go into the next several days, it will warm up a lot more than this. 70 degrees in san jose and livermore. sn napa, 72, and oakland, expect a high of 65 today. looking at the seven-day forecast, we'll see the temperatures going up several degrees each day, and by the weekend, we'll be in the mid 70s in san francisco while the inland valleys will be in the mid 90s. and it's going to be more crazy weather this week. we'll talk about that and a look ahead to the weekend forecast coming up in about seven minutes. mike is showing some mild slowing right now. >> i'm glad you said officially it's crazy weather as far as meteorologists are concerned because that's what i have been calling it. traffic. coming onto to the san mateo bridge, south 880. approaching the bay bridge, a smooth drive as well. metering lights are on, and we may have debris.

a quick look at san jose shows you a smooth flow of traffic. no major delays. your travel times through the tri-valley, very light right now. in the south bay, we have another choice. i'll hand it off to you. >> out of turkey, breaking news. a strong earthquake in the western part of the country. preliminary magnitude 6.2 struck just a short time ago. >> tremors could be felt in istanbul, and lesbos has also been damaged. of course, this new information comes to us, we'll give it to you. >> back here in the south bay, as mike mentioned, another in-n-out could be opening, but first, the city of campbell wants to hear your opinion. the chain ran into trouble not too long ago in an east bay community. we're live at the proposed location in campbell with some of the reaction we're seeing from the community, although beak like their burgers.

>> they certainly do. good morning, laura. one of the main concerns here is the fact that this is one of the first in-n-out burgers or the first in campbell. right now, people here have to travel if they want to go to in-n-out to sunnyvale, san jose, or santa clara, one of five restaurants in those areas. so the worries are that traffic would really stack up here, especially when it first opens. this site is right now as you can see behind me, the site of a closed down elephant bar restaurant. we're at the corner of hamilton off highway 17. a developer wants to tear down this building and build the new in-n-out here. the city has put a forum on its website where people can voice their concerns and there are close to 100 comments already posted about the plan this morning. one of the main concerns, as said, is the traffic. will a busy in-n-out burger here cause a the traffic to further back up at this intersection,

and we know these in-n-out burgers can be pretty busy. in late april, a developer pulled out of an in-n-out burger project in walnut creek. people were upset about the possibility of more traffic. we have not seen that sort of organized effort here in campbell, but this is still varnew. the campbell city officials will take a look at the -- and analyze this project, what the againer has planned as far as environmental concerns and traffic concerns. we also take a look at all those comments now going to their website at that forum they have posted there. and people have plenty of time to logon to the city of campbell website and sound off on their concerns if they have concerns. it's really easy if you go to their website on the front page, row can click to it. we're live in campbell. >> we're still waiting for details from brentwood police

about a shootout with suspects over the weekend. this was scary for one family. it played out in their front yard. happened fry night. the family said it heard loud noises, saw an suv with two men inside speeding through their yard, crashed into their truck and garage. officers right behind. a shootout followed. one suspect was hit. bullets also hit the home. >> i got close to the front door here, and then i saw a car careen into the yard. and at that point, i took off upstairs to get the kids and wife. >> i heard some shots and then a crash and then a second set of shots. >> the injured suspect taken to the hospital. >> 6:34. new details, authorities have identified a man shot and killed last week in a sunnyvale strip mall parking lot. they say a 21-year-old died. it happened thursday morning on east wayne avenue west of lawrence expressway.

a second man was also shot. he is still in critical condition but expected to survive. no arrests have been made. >> 6:35 right now. package theft caught on camera in campbell. take a look. this is a video posted on took aing to show a woman stealing a fedex package minutes after it was delivered on a doorstep. it happened yesterday, just after noon near west gate and elpas elpaseo. the video shows the woman stuffing the package in the bag and walking away. >> the first lady and her youngest son are officially residents of the white house. they'll start living in the white house permanently. the first lady tweeted a picture with a with a caption, looking forward to the memories we'll make in our home. melania and 11-year-old barron were living in new york city so he could finish out the school year there. aides to the first lady say she plans to assume a more public schedule once the move is

complete. attorneys general in two different states are expected to file a major against the president as soon as today. the lawsuit alleges he violated anticorruption clauses in the constulation. attorneys general in the district of columbia and state of maryland claim the president has retained ownership of his hotel chain and accepted benefits from foreign governments. that's illegal. the president said he moved his business assets into a trust managed by his son. this is the first of its kind brought by a government entity. if a judge allows for the case to proceed, they'll ask for tax returns. >> taking a live look at washington, d.c. this morning. the fallout ongoing after former fbi director james comey testified, and all eyes will be on capitol hill again tomorrow as the senate hears from attorney general jeff sessions under oath. today in the bay's edward lawrence live in washington with what we can expect to learn. good morning, edward.

>> good morning, laura. that murmur is already starting today in preparation for their testimony tomorrow about whether this should be an open hearing or closed hearing. the attorney agreed to testify in front of the senate intelligence committee on tuesday. now, they're going to ask him likely about his meetings with the russians, plus if the president interfered with the russian probe. president donald trump dropped in on a wedding at his trump national golf course inaaadu ne jersey this weekend. a different mood than his tone on twitter. the president calling the democrats obstructionists to his agenda and attacking former fbi director james comey as a leaker, even calling his actions coward cowardly. >> you may be the first president in history to go down because can't inappropriately talking about an investigation that if you just were quiet would clear you. >> he projects a different issue every day. doing policy by tweet is really a shakeup for us because there's

no justification presented. >> members of his own party now seeming to show a bit of support for the russia flynn investigation. >> this is trying to interfere in a process of any investigation, it doesn't seem like it was, number one, very effective, and number two, came up more than once in a conversation. >> the senate intelligence committee will get its chance tuesday to hear from attorney general jeff sessions under oath. in a letter to the committee, he agreed to answer questions about his contacts with the russians as well as his take on if the president tried to end the russia probe. >> he said he was involved in the firing of comey and the president said comey was fired because of russia. how does that fit with in his recusal. >> we'll know soon if sessions' will be public or in a closed session. now, laura, we are learning that this tape or there's a growing chorus of who are calling for the tapes to be released. those tapes of conversations

between the president and former fbi director james comey. the president says he'll let us know if he has the tapes soon. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. >> thank you very much. 6:39 right now. major paving work begins tonight on highway 101 near healdsburg in the north bay. lanes will be repaved between dry creek road and canyon road. you'll notice the cone zone from 7:00 at night to 7:00 in the morning foufr months. crews are warning of delays. >> and again, those are the overnight hours not affecting your commute. right now, a smooth flow of traffic. seeing a build, more traffic traveling west 92 across the san mateo bridge. let me show you travel times. coming out of the tri-valley, a smooth flow of traffic. i almost stepped on cables there. my goodness. we're looking at nice travel times. a build for decision yathd down through the pleasanton area. and over to the bay bridge, the only slowing we have is southbound 880 getting off the

san mateo bridge and down towards the dumbarton bridge. quick look at the bay bridge. a stall reported. it's a bridge vehicle, so the crew is there. they're the ones blocking it. >> that's convenient. fix their own problem out there. >> hot father's day weekend. >> it was so cool over the weekend, and then we had the rain that moved through the north bay yesterday. this weekend coming up is going to be completely different. so you may be trying to find out what to do with dad this weekend. i have you covered. let's get a look at saturday's forecast. going to be in the mid 90s for the inland valleys. mid 80s for the bay. the coast, 75 degrees. nothing but sunshine all weekend long, and for father's day, it will be still very hot. it looks like we'll be heading into a period of prolonged for the bay area. this just gets us started for the coast on sunday up to 74 degrees. this is a live look outside at yosemite. if you're planning to go there, it's going to be beautiful. we have a light coating of snow.

yes, snow in june. that is happening right now. but then as we go into the weekend, it's going to be in the upper 70s there. so be prepared for that. if you want some very hot weather, just head to the valley. russian river valley will be in the low 90s this weekend. maybe just sipping on cold wine with dad on sunday. we'll take a ahead at the temperature trend forgreen in three minutes. >> looks good. >> 6:41. chasing the championship. coming up next on today in the bay, the warriors getting ready for game of the nba finals as they hope to win the sires at home. how steph curry is feeling heading into the game. plus -- >> get hem, get him! go, go, go. >> look at that. too close for comfort. a firefighter injured in an explosion, and it's all caught on camera. thematic video just in to our news room in the last hour. >> tech stocks continue their sell off for the second straight

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cloudy skies over san jose with the time now at 6:44. as you get ready to head out, it's cool. looking at the temperature trend for evergreen, it will be in the low 60s.

we'll still see clouds overhead by 11:00. but clearing out by early afternoon. our average high, 78 degrees. we're not even close today, but then as our temperatures go way up by the end of the week, we'll be in the mid 90s. we'll talk about that in five minutes. >> now we're looking at your travel time across the bridge. san mateo, dumbarton bridge looking all right. the bay bridge, the earlier vehicle reported is cleared from the lanes, so that's better news. >> and mike, let's take you live to oracle arena, right inside that is the hoop. we got to get some balls through there because 12 hours from now, less than 12 hours from now, the warriors will wrap up the championship, i am quite certain. the warriors take on the cavaliers tonight. game five of the nba finals. ws hope to rebound after a really big loss in game four. star steph curry said he would love to win the trophy in front of the home town fans.

>> i haven't had that experience before so that would be a great night to get it done. to take advantage of the home crowd. >> when the warriors won the trophy two years ago, they did it on the road in cleveland. last year, they could not close things out. remember it was three games to one on our lead over the cavs, which is what it is today. >> raiders fans hope to sue to block the team's move to las vegas. they plan to lay out their strategies as well this morning. the group made of civic leaders and regular fans announced the hiring of a legal team last friday and at a news conference today, they plan to introduce the new york based attorneys. now working on the move which is still on track to happen by the start of the 2020 season. >> a firefighter in maine recovering after a fiery explosion captured on video by a body camera.

>> get him, get him. go, go, go. >> quite frightening for the people on that scene. a 250-pound propane tank exploded as firefighters attempted to put out a fire. others quickly came in to rescue firefighter scott patten. he suffers first and second degree burns to his face, but doctors are now released him from the hospital. quite frightening. true heroes. >> 6:47 right now. a man is behind cars accused of attacking a woman at a morgan hill gas station. 6:30 saturday morning, richard went to the shell station on east dunn avenue. the victim claims he walked inside and started asking for free items. when she asked him to leave, she says he grabbed her and started dragging her into the back storage room. the woman fought back, hitting him in the face. the man took off running. he was arrested saturday night. >> to see this newly released

video seen around the world, showing what authorities found the moment they rescued a woman kidnapped by a serial killer. >> we're going to get you out of there. >> authorities in south carolina cut through a locked shipping container to rescue kala brown, found shackled with her neck chained to the wall. deputies worked to free her, they asked her about her missing boyfriend. >> know where your buddy is? >> charlie? >> yeah. >> he shot him. >> who did? >> todd kohlhepp shot him three times in the chest, put him in the bucket of the tractor, i have never seen him again. he said he's dead and buried and said there's several bodies dead and buried here. >> all this happened last fall, but the video was just released over the weekend. brown was held captive for more than two months by todd kohlhepp who is serving life in prison

without parole. >> 6:48 right now. more high drama expected today in the bill cosby trial as the defense steps up to the plate. cosby was led into the courtroom by his wife camille, who has not been seen for the entire first week of the trial. the comedian is accused of drugging and assaulting a woman in 2004. the woman you see here, andrea constand, is one of dozens to accuse cosby of varying degrees of sexual miscult. her case is the only one to go to trial. cosby has denied all the allegations against and maintained the interaction with constand was consensual. >> 6:49 this morning. take a look at this man walking down the aisle a flight. a nice gentleman, right? look closer. that's former president jimmy carter. he surprised everyone on a flight from atlanta to washington, d.c. shaking hands with every person onboard. a woman sitting right in front of the guy reporting, she quickly started fixing her hair as she realized who he was.

he should have handed out peanuts. >> you're right. what a missed opportunity. >> i heard there are some young people on the planing who is that old guy? really, people. >> history lesson. >> assuming he then turned around and went back to first class. >> he's humble. i bet he would. >> and we're going to have cool weather in the bay area, too. starting out this week with nice and comfortable conditions. and we're seeing the clouds making in here and there, but as we take a live look outside at san rafael, weather quietting down from yesterday. i want to show you the rainfall totals. rain unjune. we have that in the north bay and parts of the delta. although it wasn't much for antioch, you had about .06 inch, there was some hail there, and then higher amounts of rain before the showers and thunderstorms fizzled out. the vacaville had over .3" of rain there, and now we're seeing the system over the sierra producing some snow.

so we have had messages from the chp saying bring the tire chains and a lot of people heading out of school for summer, and seeing some snow. so this may be your last opportunity to see that. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, yowl. see how warm it will get. not only in the bay area but also here. we start out the week with snow in the sierra and here's a live look. then, all of this will be melting as our temperatures heat up to the 70s and 80 by the end of the week. let's bring you back home, take a live look outside at fremont as we get things moving. a little bit of a breeze and high temperatures reaching into the mid 60s for oakland and san francisco. low 70s for the inland valleys. as you're getting up, about to head out the door, looking out the window, you see a little sun coming through. it will be a day for a hat and jacket. fairly cool, at least starting out the day, but warming up nicely this afternoon. speaking of warming up, looking at the seven-day temperature trend for san francisco, we'll be in the low 60s today.

low 70s by. mid 70s for the weekend. inland valleys will have the most dramatic shift in temperatures after a cool weekend and cool start to the week, it's going to be in the mid 90s in time for this weekend. and it looks to stay hot for quite a while. now as we head to mike, a new crash on the east shore freeway. >> a pretty smooth drive around the bay overall, somewhere south of the san mateo bridge, which is starting to build for the south bay and sillicon valley. the demarcation point where traffic is still picking up into north hayward, and here, sudden slowing in the last ten ten minutes around mcbride. we have one lane blocked by this crash, and sudden slowing. let's show you what waze reports. to get around the best route is the purple one, which takes you on san pablo aefld and across the richmond to san rafael bridge and across the golden gate bridge. that's the quickest route instead of slugging it through. now, mike air, great name,

reported that over to our waze system. be like mike and report on our system with more updates. we can find out what's going on around the bay. join our team as well. that's nbc bay area wazers. and that will help share information wherever you are. back to you. >> good deal, thanks, mike. >> coming up, a quick look at the top stories on today in the bay, including the urgent message from emergency dispatchers in san francisco. the reason they say they're understaffed. >> first, happening now at 6:53, just in, the defense department announcing three deaths in afghanistan. one of them is from barstow. 29-year-old sergeant william baize was killed on june 10th. military officials say he was killed in a shootout with insurgentants. >> plus, trader joe's recalling all of its green tea ice cream because it may contain tiny pieces of metal. they say all the products have been removed from store shelves. we'll be back with more ahead. before you head out the door -

here are the top stories on today in the bay... . welcome back. 6:56 on this monday morning. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay. >> we'll start with news out of southern california. a three-story apartment complex in hollywood under flames. this was under construction near the 101 freeway in hollywood. firefighters called and then backup called for.

video from just mope nlts ago. you can see the fire blazing. part of the building's wood frame collapsed. >> live pictures from the san francisco skyline. city emergency dispatchers are expected to protest today. they're calling for major improvements to help increase response time. they're also calling for the city to hire more dispatchers. dispatchers will testify in front of the board of supervisors, government audit and oversight committee today. >> orlando marking the one year anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting. they have been designateded as orlando united day. orlando united d='hpeople were deadliest mass shooting in american history. >> happening today in san jose, the final public hearing on the city's budget. city council will be holding

that meeting tonight. tomorrow, they'll vote on the final budget frt the next fiscal year. mayor sam licardo says it calls for more public safety and street maintenance. >> what president trump is now saying about former fbi director james comey on twitter as jeff sessions gets ready to testify on clip tomorrow. live pictures from campbell where there's a fight heating up over a proposed new in-n-out fast food restaurant. the city council considering those plans now. it would replace elephant bar restaurant on hamilton avenue across from the home debow there. some resident say it will bring a lot of traffic to the area. supporters like the jobs. >> taking a live look from outside the oracle arena this morning. it will be packed with fans later tonight as the warriors host the cleveland cavaliers for game five of the finals. the warriors currently lead the series three games to one. hopefully they can come home and

get it done. >> finish at home. >> there we go. they'll be heating up the courts by the end of the week. things will being up around here. >> that will be all we'll talk about around the water cooler. it's going to be nice today. low 60s in san francisco. and some mid 70s by the weekend. a lot of sunshine in this forecast. then look at the inland area, 69 today. 95 sunday. >> that's hot. get ready. >> meanwhile, a crash? >> we're tracking a crash in san pablo. a lighter volume of traffic around the bay as we slide into the summer commute. only my kids have school, apparent le. westbound 880, that crash cleared without any major injuries, but now slowing through carquinez bridge. >> but you get to keep your kids home through the fall. >> yeah. >> we'll find out. >> we'll bring back camp aunt laura. >> there you go. >> that's what's happen today in the bay.

we'll be back at 7:25 with a locals update. >> we'll see you at 11:00 as well. have a wonderful monday. gooerin, wisconsin 117th u. championship w07. record highs expected from the midwest all the way to maine. 155 million people impacted. headed to court. two attorneys general say they will file a lawsuit against president trump, reportedly accusing him from profiting for being president. as melania trump and their son, baron, move into the white house. may day. airline passengers report a loud noise and the smell of smoke. a gaping hole discovered in one of the engines forcing them to turn back for an emergency landing. what caused that damage. and a big shakeup at uber.