we have calls out to the fire department to get more information. we'll let you know when we get it. warriors pride reaching a fever pitch because just a few hours from now the parade will take over the streets of oakland. >> more than a million people are expected to attend and a lot of folks are trying to get a good spot along the route. the parade starts on broadway. goes up grand around lake merritt and ends at the kaiser convention center. >> a live look at the end of the route. we'll have photographers all over this parade. yule eel be able to spot every player because we have cameras everywhere. today in the bay's pete suratos is at the beginning of the route with what fans can expect from the beginning. we're already at 6:00 a.m. that parade will start at 10:00 a.m. but fans have been here

early this morning. you see the fans over here and even as we're standing here you see oakland police right off this area is getting barriered off because you can see things are starting to pick up as the parade is going to be happening before you know it. i want to show you guys. we saw cable cars and it looks like to be some of the buses or those double-decker buses or floats, they'll be using for the players such as steph, kd, klay thompson, draymond green, they'll be riding in the floats as you'll see coming down this road on that parade route. as i mentioned, it's all about the fans, the fans have been waiting out here, excited to see their team and we spoke to a mom and her kids. now, they drove all the way up from l.a. they are warriors fans, i know l.a. fans don't want to hear that but they are warriors fans. here they are talking to us earlier this morning. >> i'm pretty excited because

i'll be happy to see steph curry, draymond green, klay thompson and all these other people. >> i think this is going to be their team. the lakers were my team, this is going to be their team. they're going to grow up and be fans and to bring them will be totally cool. >> back out here live with the fans waiting for that parade. the rally is taking place at the henry j. kaiser convention center. fans lining up there. they could start lining up there at 5:00 a.m. so we'll continue to talk to the fans and for the warriors fans out there, a spotted a player wearing a joe smith warriors jersey. i'm going to go look for him. we'll try to talk to him. that's cold school knowledge for you guys. i'll talk to him in the next half hour. live in downtown oakland, pete suratos, today in the bay. >> pete has so many rough assignments. the streets of oakland are about to be jam packed with excited fans. you can expect road closures and you should know about them.

>> mike inouye is here to show you how to maneuver around the parade. >> i've taken this opportunity to head out to fremont and i'm floating by the platform. we just had a train leave, they'll be coming through the area. this is going to be your quickest route into and out of the area right now. let's take you to the maps. we're talking art bart stations in san francisco, millbrae, all the way on the peninsula but as par out as pittsburg and bay point. those happen to be the two busiest bart stations right now. there's about 5% more as far as ridership afternoon that they had in 2015 for a similar parade. we also had a championship then. this is the route you've been talking about but we're looking at the bart station on the 12th and 19th street station. those are larger stations and they were open for the majority of the parade but they had to close them for short periods of time in 2015 as well. avoid the lake merritt station. i know that's close to the rally

and folks want to use that but it's the smallest station. it had to close for the majority of the parade and rally last time in 2015 broadway, jackson and oak street will close at 7:00 a.m. that's less than an hour. if you're not lucky you have no drive to oakland for that parade, don't, consider taking bart through the area, that will take you past the parade without any delays. avoid lake merritt and ac transit will have reroutes. it has closures already. avoid broadway. at 9:00 they're closing off every cross street except for 14th and 20th. those are the only two you can use to get across. >> don't forget to show us your team spirit. at nbcbayarea.com we have a swlad show. tag us on facebook or twitter, we'll have continuing coverage from beginning to end.

our nbc bay area team of anchors and reporters are posted along the parade route to capture your favorite basketball stars. and nbc bay area sun ranger will be ahead as well. you can watch that starting at 9:30. still developing at 6:05, lots of questions remain after that shooting at a u.p.s. warehouse and customer service center in san francisco. we broke into regular programming several hours yesterday to keep you updated on the situation. four people, including the gunman, were killed in that shooting and investigators say he was a u.p.s. employee in his uniform and he opened fire on fellow employees before turning the gun on himself. a shooter is identified as 38-year-old jimmy lam. he recently filed an overtime grievance with u.p.s. authorities believe he may have been upset with his boss but the motive is still under investigation. today in the bay's chuck coppola is live outside a growing memorial in san

francisco with the information we're learning about the victims. good morning, chuck. >> well, good morning. i'm standing at 17th and utah as the shift changes happen in u.p.s. with me is isaiah mehegans, you're one of the employees here? >> yes. >> you just came off your work shift? >> we're on break. >> reporter: did you know the gunman jimmy lam. >> i do not know jimmy lam. >> reporter: how about mike? >> i knew mike real good. he'd come in every morning and get us all pumped up again because he's coming in, he was very loud and he would give hugs to people in the morning. he was one of the people that put a smile on your facei i how do you put it together this morning the day after. how do you deal with it? >> i'm trying to focus on my job. it's kind of hard but like i say where i work i'm used to seeing mike come through the door so that is going to be kind of tough for me, man. it's been hurting me all morning thinking about it.

>> reporter: do you have any idea why jimmy lam did this? had there been any rumor or talk of someone being upset about excessive overtime? things like that? >> i haven't heard anything. i've just been watching the news myself trying to find out what's going on, why he flip out, why he couldn't talk to somebody, other than that i don't know. >> reporter: is overtime a problem a problem? >> is overtime a problem? i've been here almost a year. i haven't heard anything about it being a problem. everybody gets over time so i don't know. i haven't heard anything about that. >> reporter: meanwhile, everybody is trying to catch up from yesterday. >> well, we don't have that much to do this morning. we're trying to catch up from yesterday so it's kind of laid back. everybody is hugging each other. that's all, everybody's being together right now. we're always together but today is one of those days everybody. >> reporter: isaiah, thank you

for your time. that's the latest at 17th and utah, u.p.s. workers trying to get it together again today, the day after this terrible shooting. reporting live from san francisco, i'm chuck coppola, today in the bay. >> our thoughts are certainly with them. well we will continue to follow this story online at nbc bay area.com. our facebook and twitter pages are updated 24/7. it's 6:08. as you get ready to let out the dorr for the roirs victory parade, we will have very nice weather. it starts out cool, may need long sleeves but later today not at all as we will see temperatures going into the upper 60s and later today it will be in the mid-70s throughout the day. looking at all of our micro climates and what you're going to see, we'll be up to 93 in concord, livermore and morgan hill, 89 there and for san francisco upper 60s.

napa expect a high of 90. i'll have a look at the forecast in just a few minutes. as we head to mike, we're getting everyone out the door including everyone heading to the warriors parade. >> except for me because i was checking on the latest. no major delays for bart, that's good news. we're talking about that being one of your main ways to and from the parade but we have early crowds, big crowds. the crowds on the roadways are not so much of a problem but looking at the tri-valley, the dublin pleasanton line, pittsburgh, bay point a smoother flow of traffic towards the castro valley y. we'll see traffic heading up in to downtown oakland but at 7:00 a.m. they're crossing the off ramps. your main commute through the east bay no major problems, a very light flow of traffic. the metering lights are still on. we're looking toward palo alto on the peninsula side, folks

probably going to stay clear there hopefully watching on nbc bay area if you have to gork to work. back to you guys. >> we're here, thanks, mike. coming up next on today in the bay, under investigation, the new report that the investigation into whether russia meddled with the presidential election has expanded to include president trump himself. >> and a live look outside from our emeryville camera as we watch the sun come up. you're watching node the bay. [ birds chirping ]

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good thursday morning, it's 6:13. a lot of sunshine as we take a live look outside at fremont right now. getting busy on the roadways, too. let's take a look at the temperature trend for today as you grab a bottle of water and the sunglasses heading out the door. a lot of sunshine today and temperatures warmer than yesterday. early afternoon we here in the upper 70s and mid-80s by later today. and as we go into the weekend, we're talking about some high heat for the valleys, more of them coming up at about 6:19. and looking at travel times. i saw 238 improve over the last couple of minutes. no problems out of the castro valley y. we're seeing a big flow of traffic with a lot of people heading in to downtown oakland. of course there's a parade. we're talking about that as well as we'll give you a quick countdown coming up.

thank you very much. 6:13 right now. we're scanning the crowd. those feex bright and early are lined up along the parade route for the warriors victory parade today and they got there early because they know what you know and what we know which is about a million people are expected to show up and they are nice and calm right now but they'll probably be hoarse by this afternoon. >> the parade starts at 10:00. we have photographers all over this parade roud. so every player you want to see, you can see on television or you can go there yourself. either way coverage starts at 9:30 this morning. we are looking at other news, a live look at washington. special counsel robert mueller -- well, that's obviously oakland. but robert mueller, the special counsel, is investigating president trump for possible

obstruction of justice. that's new reporting from the "washington post" this morning. the report says the investigation has expanded to the president just days after he fired fbi director james comey may 9. that means it began before robert mueller was appointed may 17. a spokesman for president trump's personal lawyer didn't comment on the investigation but said "the fbi leak of information regarding the president is outrageous, inexcusable and illegal." it should be pointed out, the "washington post" never said they got the information from the fbi. happening today, the parents of 22-year-old otto warmbier plan to speak out in their ohio hometown. comatose warmbier was returned from north korea this week. he was arrested there 18 months ago and that's when he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for anti-state acts. warmbier is being treated at the university of cincinnati medical center. san francisco supervisors will reportedly consider a tough new ban on the sales of

tobacco-related products. the examiner says a board committee yesterday approved a new ordnance banning city wide the sale of all menthol singh rats and other flavored tobacco products. supporters say the ban would better protect young people in low-income communities. at a hearing yesterday, some store owners said it could cut their revenues by as much as 40%. the ban would take affect next year. parents, listen up, a new report finds extremely small but still detectable lead levels are showing up in baby food products. the environmental defense fund looked at data from the fda and researchers say they found some lead in some baby food but aren't specifying which brands and how many products have no lead at all. the fda says there is no way lead can completely be removed from food items because it's embedded in the environment and the soil where food grows. doctors advise parents to be more concerned about lead levels

from other sources like crumbling paint in older homes. >> i would not recommend avoiding entire food groups because of a concern of lead exposure. root vegetables are a healthy choice for babies. >> none of the foods tested exceeded minimum safety standards for lead and experts say concerned parents can always make their own baby food using local produce wherever possible. if you think consumer prices around the bay area are surging, we have facts that back you up. nationally, inflation has been slowing but according to the mercury news bay area consumer prices rose in april higher than any month since 2001. the main reason is skyrocketing prices for fuel and electricity. natural gas costs alone rose 21% compared to a year ago and that has a ripple effect on the cost for other goods as well. wall street is posed to open low they are morning following the fed's decision to hike interest rates. the second time this year.

markets ended mixed yesterday. the dow closed at a record high 21,347. nasdaq fell 25. watch oil prices at a six-week low on continued concerns about a global glut. the number of complaints by passengers on u.s. airlines rose sharply in april, up 70%. this follows a series of high-profile incidents, including the man dragged and beaten off a united airlines flight. congress may take up the issue of passenger rights when it considers a bill to reauthorize the faa. the complaints and incidents haven't hurt airline stocks, united near an all time high. apple wants to turn your phone into a one stop shop for medical information. the company is working on creating an i tutunes for healt data that would be centralized. apple reportedly in talks with hospitals and i.t. health firms. look at this commercial for fruit loops. happening today, kellogg's will

announce its first ad campaign for cereal in a half century and they'll target millennials, though perhaps not with this kind of commercial. "usa today" says only baby boomers eat more cereal than millennials but that coveted demographic doesn't limit themselves to breakfast with 18% eating cold cereal day or night so maybe a different kind of commercial. >> maybe first new ad campaign. because i remember "pofollow yo nose." >> part of the nutritious breakfast in which the other parts of the breakfast are the nutritious ones. >> the milk is good for you. >> who has time to sit around and eat cereal. >> warriors parade to get to. >> people are getting out the door, they have to rush to the parade route and if you're not going there, maybe you're on your way to go to work. we have warm weather in the forecast and we'll talk about that. let me give you a look at the sunrise to get your thursday started off right. you can send me your pictures on

facebook and twitter. it's 55 degrees as we look from the from the castro and sunol. gorgeous there with temperatures at 54. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, it's going to be hot. i'm going to have to put in another window unit or something. this is a look at the high temperatures today. san jose up to 88 degrees. 89 degrees in morgan hill and not much of a wind for the valleys as we'll see the highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. concord up to 93 degrees but look at oakland. it's still going to be nice there. 77. we also keep the 70s for much of the peninsula. also for san francisco low 70s for the mission district but upper 80s to low 90s. napa up to 90 degrees. as you're making plans to get out and about, if you are going to be heading to the hiking trails, the earlier the better. at 7:00 we're still in the mid-50s but by 10:00 we'll have

low 70s and early afternoon with the sunshine it will be in the mid-80s and you want to stay hydrated. if you want to find somewhere cooler, maybe golfing near half moon bay, it will be mid-60s throughout the afternoon but the earlier the better and we have an excessive heat watch issued for areas away from the coastline. it starts tomorrow, continues through sunday and we could have 90s and over 100-degree temperature readings possible and if you're wondering how hot has it gotten in june? we've gotten up to 11 degrees in napa. that happened in 2000. also records set in san jose in 2000 up to 109 degrees there and in livermore. look at san francisco's temperatures over the next several days. low to mid-70s. feels nice there. nice little breeze. inland valleys no relief at all.

in fact, next week the triple digit temperatures continue. and make is not counting the temperatures but the minutes. >> i'm a clock watcher this morning because i'm counting down to 7:00. we have about 38 minutes until they close the off ramps. i'd say avoid it any time after 6:45. summertime commute, a lot of folks concentrating on getting to downtown oakland. closures already in place for most of the route but they'll clamp down on the surface streets about 9:00 but at 7:00, broadway, jackson, oek, those will be closed off ramps because of the parade and related activities. use the 12th or 19th street bart station. those take you to less crowded and larger stations. don't use lake merit even though the rally is close by. look at waze, if you're driving from pittsburg, you can see the slowing and you get these

options, as far as waze concerned, waze gives you options wherever you're driving so make sure you're a member of our team, go to our app and click on the magnifying glass, then your name, then choose nbc bay area wazers. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a dangerous wrong-way crash caught on camera. terrifying dash camera video just into our newsroom.

> . [ oh! from a dash cam, the truck you saw coming at the car was going the wrong way. this was on a utah highway. incredibly, nobody seriously hurt. the driver says he limped a bit afterwards but since recovered. the wrong-way driver fled the scene. he's still on the run. utah highway control says they found marijuana and other drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. this morning, a woman just broke her daredevil husband's iron jaw hang record over niagra falls. >> but why? this video from just a few moments ago. take a look, just hanging by her teeth and her toes while suspended from a helicopter above the falls. today marks the fifth anniversary of nik wallenda's tight walk rope across the falls and his wife decided to mark the anniversary with a stunt of her own. she held a news conference yesterday to talk about how she

felt before the feat. >> well, i definitely am not going to be freaked out. you can't do what we do and be freaked out. if you're scared, it becomes dangerous. i respect what i do, but i definitely will be taking in the view. that's a once in a lifetime opportunity. but i'm not fearful. >> this is the view of the helicopter bottom. >> that's true. yeah she wasn't tight lip there had but she's tight-lipped there. the wallendas were talking about maintaining their connection with niagra falls. they hope to open a themed entertainment center there. kids, don't try this. coming up next on today in the bay, questions remain after a shooting rampage at a u.p.s. facility in san francisco. we brought it to you live. this morning there is a growing memorial outside the building. we'll tell you what we know about the victims. we're just hours away from the warriors parade in downtown oakland. you got the fans, they're excited to be here.

the warriors poncho. we'll talk to those fans whose bosses with cool enough to let them get the day off of wrong. >> you hear that, bosses? and right now a blue and golden sunrise in honor of the warriors parade right now as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. mike inouye is tracking this. we )re just hours away from the

start of the warriors

victory parade. a live look right now at the we are hours away from the start of the warriors victory parade but don't tell these folks because they've been there since 4:00 this morning. a live look at the route, this is the start. pete suratos and a million other people are expected to be there today. thanks for joining us, i'm chkr sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm in for sam brock. imagine getting paid to go to the parade? that's what they're doing. let's go to kari to hear about the weather. as we look at the temperatures over the next several days we've been talking about high heat temperatures get hotter over the next several days looking at 101 degrees as temperatures turn dangerous into the end of the weekend into the

start of next week. and i'll have a look at some events going on as well. that's coming up. mark has more slowing for the east bay. >> kari, some is expected and some is not and we'll talk about stopping as well. a light volume of traffic, we have hayward showing more traffic flowing and west 92. the say in owe bridge shows the build. i'm not worried about the speed centers but the bart lines, pleasanton and pittsburgh bay point. those are the busiest parts, busier than embarcadero in san francisco, likely because folks are heading to downtown oakland. pete is out there, he says he's working. i know he's working the crowd. there is your route which we will continue to talk about but i'm talking about the 12th and 19th street bart stations. those are your destinations. 23 you're heading towards the rally and the parade, walk through city streets because of the closures and the lake merritt station will close early

in the morning because in 2015 you saw that overcrowded. a broadway jackson and oak, those will be the off ramps that close at 7:00 a.m. that's 27 minutes from now. likely avoid that any time after 6:45. closure because of that parade activity. so make sure you do that. ac transit talking about reroutes because of the parade so expect delays for those folks as well. back to you. it's 6:33. and remember two years ago this is what it looked like as we welcomed the golden state warriors when they won two years ago. that was the dubs' last championship. today dub nation celebrates again. the warriors victory parade will take over the streets in a few hours. >> we've been looking over the parade route all morning you have you covered from end to end. >> today in the bay pete suratos

is live at the beginning of the parade route and we're talking to people who lost their voices two years ago. what do they have planned later today? >> reporter: i might be joining them when the parade is over as they're celebrating the second championship in three years for the golden state warriors. the fans are excited. fans are excited, of course. the barriers that they're setting up, he knows what's up. >> 16-1, baby! 16-1! >> reporter: the parade starts at 10:00 a.m., it will end at the henry j. kaiser convention center. you have to be pumped up talking about their record. we'll talk to john and gina, right? so i mentioned the cool bosses, right? their cool bosses gave you guys the day off. talk about that. >> yes, sir, my boss said if anybody is a die hard fan, life long fan he was like you deserve

that. you deserve to be out there. he was like i don't even like sports but i know if it was that important to you he was like literally take the day off super awesome, shout out to randy, thanks, man. >> shout out to randy. you guys came from the modesto area, too, right? how excited are you? >> i'm excited. it's no better way to end this season here with everyone else, families, just great. i'm excited to see everyone. >> reporter: so that's what we're seeing, families enjoying themselves and before we let you go i want to remind you 10:00 a.m. that's when the parade starts. you said you're a hard core fan, favorite old school player? >> chris mullin, only because he was a lefty. that's my lefty influence right there. >> reporter: we can go all day with this. that rally starting at 10:00 a.m., very excited fans, dub nation, you guys ready?

[ applause ] >> he wants to say bye, we can't even hear him. those fans gold blooded, they say. that's so funny. live pictures from bart station from folks who are not quite where pete is now. if you're commuting to oakland, bart is your best option. here's what you need to know. the busiest hours for bart. last time around, 2015, were 8:00 in the morning until 10:00 in the morning. get your clipper card ahead of time so you can avoid the long lines of the ticket machines. we saw that last time. when you get on the trains, move toward the center so more people can file in and don't block the doors. if you block the doors, you could shut down the entire train and that would be no bueno. get off at 19th street or 12th station. avoid the lake merritt station. it's not big enough to handle the crowd.

we have you covered, we'll have live television beginning to end. our nbc bay area team of anchors and reporters posted up and down the parade route. we have tons of cameras. we'll capture your favorite basketball stars and sky ranger will be up there in the air as well. you can watch it on nbc bay area here at 9:30. meantime, we continue to follow developing news in san francisco. the memorial is growing outside a u.p.s. warehouse and customer service center where an employee opened fire on fellow workers. here is where the situation stands at this hour. we know four people, including the gunman, are dead. investigators identified that shooter as 38-year-old jimmy lam who was, in fact, a u.p.s. employee. police say he showed up in his brown uniform and shot his fellow employees before turning the gun on himself. we learned he recently filed an overtime grievance with u.p.s. and authorities believe he may have been upset with his boss.

the exact cause, the motive, is still under investigation. this happening near the intersection of potrero and san bruno, north of san francisco general hospital. today in the bay's chuck coppola is live with new information we're learning about the victims. chuck? we can share with you that at the u.p.s. distribution center here on potrero hill it's been a behive of activity. a lot of trucks moving in, moving out, rented trucks being added to the fleet to help pick up the slack as well. meanwhile, yesterday morning victims were getting ready for a health meeting here at the u.p.s. distribution center when a gunman, as you mentioned, identified as 38-year-old jimmy lam opened fire. the victims include mike lefiti, 46 years old known as big mike. he lived in hercules but grew up in daly city. other fatality, 56-year-old wayne chan of san francisco and 50-year-old benson louie also of san francisco. lam turned the gun on himself.

afterwards police searched his home in the inner richmond district, took out 12 bags of evidence and a computer tower. lefiti, doctors say, was shot in the chest. this morning we talked to one of his friends here at work just a short time ago. >> i'm used to seeing mike come through the door every morning so that will be tough for me, man. that's going to hurt. it hurts me, man, it's been hurting me all morning thinking about it. >> is overtime a problem here? >> is overtime a problem? i've been here almost a year, i haven't heard anything about it being a problem. everybody gets overtime. >> reporter: in march, teamsters spokesperson says that lam filed a grievance over having to work forced overtime. we don't know the extent of that forced overtime complaint or whether something else added to that. in all, two more people were wounded and three more injured

trying to escape. i'm chuck coppola, today in the bay. >> we'll continue to follow this story on air and on line, nbcbayarea.com. we're updating twitter and facebook 24/7 as well. and we also know that happening today there is a rallying cry at -- for after yesterday's meetings in virginia, we'll get to that in just a few moments. we want to track the traffic situation in case you are going to the parade. we will follow the main commute no problem, no big problem, in fact, a lot of folks have something on their mind like pete was talking about. taking a nice flow of traffic and the east peninsula taking the commute off. your drive times toward the bay bridge, we have hit the half hour mark getting into san francisco be the bigger issue.

the 12th and 19th street bart station, just got a tweet from bart saying they have 36,000 riders right now. already this morning it's only 6:41. we don't see that volume of traffic. 12 and 19 are the stations you want to use. this is the fremont bart station. look at this crowd. we've seen them since bart first started running the lines. i'll profile the folks based on the color of the outfits they may be wearing -- >> what generalities can we use? >> maybe warriors fans. >> i don't know. i don't see any cavaliers fans. >> they can walk. >> i did see they're wearing short sleeves and ball caps. they'll need them. >> it will be nice today. perfect weather, a lot of sunshine, as we head into the inland areas, it starts to warm up today and heading through the weekend. dangerous heat moving in for the valleys. up to 97 degrees. 85 for the bay and 72 at the coast. the coast is where you want to

be especially on father's day enjoying time outside. we'll be at 75 degrees along the coast for high temperature, 84 for the bay and inland areas and the valleys up to 101 degrees. how about checking out the soy and ftofu festival in san francisco. we start out at 62 degrees, sunshine, into the mid-70s. you'll be able to meet mike inouye there. if you're going on saturday to the juneteenth in the park in san jose, it is's going to be hot for the concert so make sure you're sitting in the shade, drinking lots of water, we'll be in the low 90s throughout the afternoon and then still at 7:00 we're at 87 degrees and if you are going to be hitting the roads this weekend, maybe going up to shasta lake, trinity national forest in that area it's going to be very hot, temperatures reaching into the upper 90s by the end of the weekend, for cooler temperatures, head to santa cruz. look at this, low 80s tomorrow, mid to upper 70s for the rest of the weekend.

very nice there. napa valley is going to be sizzling this weekend. 97 tomorrow, 98 degrees on saturday and sunday 103 degrees. stay cool and we'll talk about what is ahead as we go through the day in san jose. that temperature trend is coming up in three minutes, chris. >> thank you very much. it's 6:43 right now. coming up next on "today" in the bay, new developments on the deadly fire that ripped through an apartment building in london and the death toll is rising this morning. meanwhile, the markets are falling, but only mildly dealing with two things -- an interest rate hike in the "washington post" saying president trump is indeed under investigation for criminal obstruction of justice. today in the bay will continue in just a moment. but first a live look at the golden gate bridge, we'll call it the golden gate warriors bridge today. if you have to go to work, we'll tell you how you can get thereto right here with us on today in the bay.

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the balloon arches, we love to see those. the parade starts at 10:00. we're going to bring it to you live but our coverage starts before the parade starts at 9:30. investigators are looking into this suspicious fire at a south bay school. san jose firefighters were called to caroline davis middle school around 1:30 this morning near monterey highway on the south side of the city. when we arrived we talked with the security guard at the school and he said the door of the teachers' lounge was burned. within the last hour, the death toll rose to 17 from that massive high-rise fire in london. don't expect it to remain there, there are an undetermined number of people they still can't find. firefighters say they don't expect to find survivors when they walk through the tower. this went up in flames a little bit before midnight yesterday.

witnesses talking about some amazing rescues. a baby caught after somebody dropped it from the ninth floor. the cause is not yet known. firefighters looking into claims the tower had no central alarm system. this is our special olympics coverage as well. >> this is happening in san jose today. they are going to do the torch run through the city of san jose and san jose police are kicking off at 10:00 this morning. they're going to carry that torch through the city of san jose to raise money for the special olympics of northern california. the special olympics are coming up later this summer at uc davis so if you want to cheer on isjpd, you can find them on twitter. we posted that and we posted a lunge to hem them reach their fund-raising goals and that goes to the special olympics. >> i love how our law enforcement always supports

special olympics. it's great. >> one of the police officers i know, he called to alert me and said "make sure you cover this." and i said "you're competing with the warriors but we'll try to do both." >> let's check the warriors forecast. >> it's going to be offer for the warriors and for the sports run. it will heat up through the day. let's get a look outside at one of the places you want to hang out. ocean beach 55 degrees, look at how beautiful it is. we are seeing temperatures all around the bay area. it dropped down to the lower 50s in the north bay. as you're looking out the window in san jose you're getting ready for the day. temperature trends in the uppe by this afternoon. i want to bring some bottled water as you make sure to stay hydrated throughout the day. looking at our high temperatures reaching up to 90 in napa, oakland 76 degrees. palo alto 84.

san francisco some upper 60s there. another look outside. maybe sandals to keep you nice and cool, more weather like this into the next several days. we can't forget about the victory parade in the forecast with the temperature trend as we start out in the upper 50s, we are going to see those temperatures warm iing up but i will be very nice at the parade mid to upper 60s. later today still hanging out in oakland and celebrating it. and that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. in napa, in 2000, we got up to 113 degrees. we know it will be hot but it won't be that hot. thank goodness, we are still looking at triple digit temperatures. for san francisco we stay nice and comfortable, mid-70s for the weekend. it stays like that for next week but look at how hot it gets. very dangerous heat.

that means you need to stay in the air conditioning. never leave your pets or children in the car even for a minute or two and you also want to make sure you stay hydrated and pay attention to your body's signals. as we head over to mike, you're looking at traffic signals. >> and most traffic on the freeways is signaling a good commute. remember off ramps close at 7:00 a.m. a few minutes from now. avoid broadway, jackson and oak. we'll close those down for the parades. the peninsula not showing major problems. more volume across the san mateo bridge and through hayward through the nimitz nothing unusual. we've been talking about getting into downtown oakland. 880 shows slowing to the downtown off ramps, broedway jackson and oak will close at 7:00 a.m. 12th and 19th street stations are marked in yellow. those are destinations you want to set. let's look to waze. a note, coming out of pleasant hill and concord we have those three routes outlined.

the travel times continue to adjust as the volume builds but also out of pleasant hill bart told us they'll add more trains because that's a popular route. i think they'll continue to shift as is needed. they're seeing a lot of traffic out of pittsburgh, pleasant hill and from the peninsula side so that is an issue. waze will help you on the roadways and we'll help you with the bart system as well. join the system, join our team called nbc bay area wazers and follow us on twitter as well. we'll update you wherever you are. coming up next, we'll look at the top story on today in the bay including full coverage of the warriors parade set to start in a few hours. we'll let you know the details you need to know. first happening now, summer is fast approaching but maybe you know there's still snow covering the highways in yosemite. highway 120 is closed as workers are digging out from snow piles as high as 20 feet so if your plans include the sierra, double check for the weekends.

also happening right now in oakland, pg&e crews are hanging balloon arch ares, large banner and other decorations along today's parade route. we saw them hard at work. watch out for workers if you are in that area. we'll be back in two minutes with more news. if you can )t make it out to the

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the big story of the day is the nba champions golden state warriors parade. if you can't make it out there, don't worry, we have live coverage from beginning to end on nbc bay area. we have reporters posted along the entire route and we'll have coverage all day as well. >> now let's check in with laura garcia-cannon who is out there. >> reporter: good morning, how are you guy this is thanks for holding down the fort. probably not as early as some of these folks out here. you came from tracy this morning? >> we did. >> reporter: what time did you get up? >> 3:00 many the morning. >> reporter: they took bart down, some other people ubered down. why is it so important to be out here? >> reporter: it e's -- for us is

an experience. >> reporter: and you're excited to see these players, huh? who's your favorite? >> steph curry. >> reporter: there you go! well, they've got really one of the best in the house. wake up. get them going. the crowds out here are great, they're waking up a little bit. but you can see they're all in good moods. a lot of family atmosphere as well. they even have the trump that's out here this morning. [ horn playing ] >> reporter: he's having fun with that. i thought we were off to the races. that's the thing that's a fun atmosphere. it's a great community spirit rallying behind our warriors. this is the starting point sam brock will join me out here. we'll go live at 9:30, this is

where the parade will start and the route as you've been illustrating where it will go throughout the city and the big rally at the end. they're saying for people to either pick your spot, watch the parade here or maybe go to the end celebration rally point. so far getting in here was easy, the crowds are really happy. they're cooperative as well. let's hope for a nice smooth celebratory day out here. the streets go on and on and on of people just lining them out he here. we're glad there's mild temperatures at this point. we have the route all ready to go. we haven't seen team players but we have warriors officials setting up, getting their own video as well as some of these crowds as they document the great history made by our team. so it will be fun to see

players. if you don't get a chance to come down here, watch nbc bay area. we'll have it live at 9:30 is when everything kicks off. of course we'll have more on nbcbayarea.com. we'll all be tweeting out here this morning and we'll do a little facebook live in just a little bit. it should be a lot of fun. so once again, golden state warriors, our big victory parade is happening already this morning. thanks a lot. back to you in studio. remind people to tag us in all of their social pictures so we can share them on the web site. we want to see those pictures along the route. see you back here soon, laura. enjoy the parade. >> avoid the lake merritt station. reasonable weather? >> looks good, highs in the 70s today. >> don't forget your sunscreen, water and warriors cap. the championship one. >> live coverage starts at 9:30. we hope you'll join us.

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