right now at 4:30--- a live look at san jose...and the south bay, sitting nice and co right now at 4:30 a live look at san jose and the south bay sitting nice and pretty this morning as we hit the mid point of your week. things are about to start getting a little warmer. "today in the bay" starts right now. thanks so much for joining us on this wednesday. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off. >> and i'm sam brock. kris is exactly right. this week has been spectacular so far. you said we have some 90s coming right around the corner. >> are for the inland valleys we'll see some low 90s in in a few spots, but this will not be widespread and we'll still keep the cool temperatures along the coast. this is where we begin this morning as you get ready to head out, mid to upper 50s and even a few low 60s. san jose at 60 degrees looking at those high temperatures today

we will see more weather with some temperatures slightly warmer than where we are were yesterday. i'll have a look at that coming up in a few minutes. as we head over to mike. >> something small but it is on the chp report. i want to shout it out to you. the speed sensors look great all around the bay you'll see blips here and there as crews move around in the early hours. southbound 880 one vehicle was not moving. it's over on the shoulder. that's just past the 238 merge. traffic looks smooth past this scene. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza where we had cars waiting on the far right and left. cash lanes this time of morning usually means one cash lane is not open and it looks like what we have today. a brush fire, a grass fire up in solano county. no lanes are blocked but we have bob heading up will to check on things as well. we'll track that throughout the newscast. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. some breaking news to get to this morning out of wednesday

w venezuela. a police attack in caracas. you see it will in the distance of your frame, cameras capturing the helicopter dropping grenades and firing shots on both the supreme court building and the interior minister yesterday. nobody was killed. that happened while the president meduro was speaking on state television. he put the military on alert while denouncing that terrorist attack. it comes after mass protest against the political and economic crisis in that country. the pilot went on instagram to impose tyranny. now to capitol hill live this morning where the dust is settling after the big announcement that a vote on the republican health care bill has been delayed. we brought you live breaking coverage of the delay during yesterday's midday newscast. >> as we have learned through this process, do not count the republicans out. as nbc tracie potts report, gop

senators now have some time to do some tweaking to the bill to try to get the votes they need. >> health care is a right! fight, fight, fight! >> reporter: the fight is still on. republicans have at least two more weeks to get the vote to replace obamacare. >> ongoing discussions involved? >> they're not interested in participating in those. >> reporter: but nine republicans refused to support it, so leaders canceled the vote. now they head home facing intense pressure. >> the american people have spoken. hopefully the republicans in the senate and the house will will continue to listen. >> reporter: president trump summoned republicans to the white house for a new game plan. >> we're getting very close. but for the country, we have to have health care. >> reporter: getting it will involve arm wisting on both sides, convincing skeptical republicans -- >> i need to look realistically at the cost implications. >> reporter: and democrats keeping up the pressure.

>> now, more than ever, we need americans to understand democracy is not a spectator support sport. you have to get into this fight. >> reporter: both sides agree it's not over. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. 4:34 now and right now one man is on the run after a lockdown at a shopping center on the peninsula. a live look he parking lot in belmont's parking center where they say a marijuana deal went sour last night. police say two men there met about 6:00 in the evening to exchange cash and marijuana, but the dealer ended up getting m s pistol-whipped. police searched the area for two hours, and at one point officers did spot the robber but the robber ducked into a drain pipe and got away. the tiburon men charged with trading child pornography will be in court.

they are appearing in a san francisco court this morning for a hearing. spencer is a former recreational worker at an elementary school. peterson a babysitter, both accused of having and sharing thousands of child pornography files. happening today a hearing on the new alameda county budget. the county administrator proposed a $3 billion budget for the next fiscal year. the independent report that the budget was balanced close to a $100 million funding gap and it also designed -- was designed to avoid service cuts or layoffs. 4:35 right now on your wednesday. security experts across the globe are trying to counter yet another cyber attack, this time apparently targeting the ukrainian government. the latest virus to affect russian banks, even pharmaceutical giant merck. the ukrainian government said the attack shut down its computer network but nothing vital was affected. that encrypts data and holds it for ransom.

an assemblyman from san f n francisco wants to boost electric vehicle sales. tang will announce a bill to do just that happening at the civic center electric vehicle charging station right across from city hall. all right, up next, an effort to outmuscle amazon at its own game. the retailer's prime pantry program has thrived, target is introducing a rival option with some pretty competitive perks. a look at what might give target the edge next.

cnbc/live vobox vobox good morning. i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. top business headlines, wall street will try to rebound from yesterday's losses. stocks turned lower following the decision by senate republicans to pull a vote on their health care bill. tech stocks tumbling to post a record antitrust fine on google. pending home sales falling. the nasdaq down 100 to 6146. the samsung galaxy was recalled last year after overheating and

catching fire. "the wall street journal" reports samsung will release a refurbished galaxy note but only in in south korea. it cost the company $5 billion. and no cable subscription? no problem. nbc sports is offering a direct to consumer streaming package for its coverage of premier league soccer game next season. the $50 premier league will start in august offering 130 live games as well as extra content such as studio shows. back over to you. target is taking on amazon's prime panry service with its own program called restock. >> customers can fill a box up with up to 45 pounds of eitems for a flat fee. but target is charging less than amazon, only $5 a box, and it's offering next day delivery. amazon usually arrives in about four business days. target can do quick delivery because it's filling boxeses

with nearby stores instead of warehouses. making sure your children are strapped in safely, people getting a chance to make sure they are installing car seats properly. that start at 10:00 this morning. >> those are tricky to install. kari is working on your wednesday forecast. looks nice. >> it will be nice today as we take a live look outside at palo alto. nearby the temperature trend at sunnyvale in the low 60s to start out at 9:00 this morning. seeing those temperatures rising into the low 80s which will be a little bit cooler than average but we're in for a warming trend as we head through the week. more of that up next. i turned the camera to the wrong direction. what the nimitz looks like coming up. but it's moving well.

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were tied at 3-3 going into the 14th inning when spann batted in the runner. the game was mostly for the birds by the end. a few hearty souls braved those not so summery conditions. you told that guy he needed pants. >> shivering. >> when you have the leg moving thing going on. >> he did bring a hoodie on top. unfortunately, he probably should have worn some pants. >> and those seagulls don't even have to pay a seat. they get the bird's eye view. >> they will come at mi time of the day. >> come on, folks, 13 innings is one thing. 14 is another. >> late for dinner. >> we started out with some mild temperatures and then we see the fog rolling in. that's when the temperatures really cooled down. the peninsula is 58 degrees.

68 in the tri-valley and 59 degrees in the east bay. as we head into this afternoon we are going to see those highs reaching into the low 80s. for the south county morgan hill up to 82 degrees and 77 in milpit milpitas. highs reach into the mid-80s in antioch. danville 80 degrees and hayward up to 72 degrees there and pofo the peninsula, like yesterday, you'll have a hard time taking those clouds. and for the san francisco area on the embarcadero up to 63 degrees. 78 degrees today in mo havekno . in san jose some cloudy skies and we start out in the closet to help had you get ready for the day. it's a day for anything lightweight, maybe even some long sleeves and also a good day for some sandals as the temperatures warm up for the interior valleys. a good day to also head out to

the hiking trails. a look at the east bay forecast. also, just enjoying some time out at the park. we will start out with cloudy skies, temperatures in the mid-50s. at 10:00 we'll be at 65 degrees making it into the upper 70s today with some gusty winds this evening going golfing at half moon bay. you'll see clouds throughout all the morning and part of the afternoon as those high temperatures stay in the low 60s. as we look ahead to the fourth of july weekend, it does look like it will be hot for the valleys up to 90 degrees. then by monday we will start to see coastal fog cooling down the temperatures and we'll have to watch out for a chance for some of the low clouds in san francisco in time for the fourth of july fireworks. looking it at the forecast for san francisco we will stay in the 60s except for saturday we'll briefly hit 70 degrees. then for the interior valleys we're up to 90. 91 on saturday and then it starts to come back down in time for tuesday and the holiday.

let's head over to mike for an update on what's happening as you head out. >> move the camera, there you go. oakland city lights were great. these are the lights i typically look at and they're moving well. 880. the speed sensors are showing the same thing as the live shot. a pleasant drive. 84. folks just start to hit the roadway. some folks are trying out a new route in milpitas. the rest stop off i-80 is where we had the earlier fire reported. everything is under control. vallejo fire said don't send your crew. there's nothing to see. it's all under control. no problem and that's good news. we'll show you waze and this is good news as well. castro valley over to menlo park. ten different minutes so you make your choice. make sure you choose the team as well, nbc bay area wazers. back to you. >> thank you.

palo alto leaders have report reportedly followed through on a plan that is eventually going to send parking rates soaring. >> this could cost you even if you don't work in downtown palo alto. approved the hikes that will impact drivers who work in palo alto, yearly rates for the parking garage downtown going to go from the current $466 to $730. parking permits for california avenue had will more than double to $365. before last night's meeting we spoke with one restaurant worker who says he usually has to move had his car every two hours. >> i don't want to work -- it doesn't make sense for anybody. >> it sounds like a big number but if you look at what it costs to park on a daily basis it's minimal. >> councilmembers say the point of hiking those parking rates is to encourage more people to find other ways to commute. the new rates take effect next spring. it is official. california has a new budget set

to take effect on july 1st. governor brown signed off on the $125 billion budget yesterday in sacramento. for the second straight year brown did not have to exercise his line-item veto authority to cancel spending measures that were approved by lawmakers. >> california gun rights supp t supporters, temporarily blocked new assault weapons rules. the department of justice wants to reclassify certain guns as assault weapons. gun own eers would then be required to register those firearms. the earliest the new rules can take effect is july of next year. coming up, the ugly side of fashion. workers at ivanka trump's factory in china decry the unsafe working conditions and the physical abuse they say they have for managers. but first, happening right now, breaking news out of syria. activists claim that cluster bombs dropped off an isis-held village killed at least 15 people. and wildlife researchers in

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good morning to you looking at downtown san fran stran. you can see just about half of the buildings. this morning it's half as tall. new this morning we now know what caused a subway train to derail in new york city injuring nearly three dozen people. look at the video of the aftermath here. investigators are blaming this accident on human error and not a track defect.

it happened yesterday morning in harlem. originally investigators thought this was caused by a piece of replacement rail that was stored on the track. the incident knocked out power and sent sparks and debris flying along subway tracks. most of the injuries were from smoke inhalation. happening right now 4:54 on your wednesday. evacuation orders are being extended north of phoenix, arizona. as you see that wildfire has grown to more than 18,000 acres. this is just since saturday. it's one of several wildfires burning in the western united states right now. another fire, 250 miles south of salt lake city, has now burned more than 72 square miles just since last week. the parents of an american journalist kidnapped in syria five years ago are going to be speaking exclusively to the "today" show's matt lauer this morning. austin tice, a former marine, disappeared while working near damascus after his 31st birthday. shortly after that a video was

released showing him blindfolded and being held by armed men. that was the last time tice was seen. you can watch his parents on the tod"today" show at 7:00 right ar "today in the bay." catch lester holt's interview tonight at 5:30 on the "nbc nightly news." the trump administration is planning to begin building models of the border wall this summer. officials say that four to eight companies will get contracts for p prototypes in san diego. trump's budget proposal for 2018 includes more than $1 billion for parts of that wall to be built at texas' rio grande valley and also in san diego. all right, this just in. china has released three activists who were detained while investigating the company that makes shoes for ivanka rump and other brands. this is ivanka trump's brand facing questions about inhumane working conditions. workers say they pace long hours, low pay, and verbal abuse. two former work eers and a currt

employee told the associated press that a manager once hit a worker in the head with a high-heeled shoe. three undercover activists, as they describe themselves, were arrested at the factory last month. meanwhile in eastern china flo floodwaters threaten it to damage a town's bridge. oh, my. >> that is the explosion. long downpours of rain caused torrential flooding was muff to exceed the maximum flood level of that dam. they had to blow the whole thing up to save the bridge. >> i thought of doing that drastic measure on the kids' toy box on occasion. kari hall, i know you have a toy box at home, too. >> not cleaning that out today. as you look at the forecast, it's going to be a great day to get outside. we start out in fremont looking at our temperature trend in the low 60s and then trending into

the mid-70s with a lot of sun. we'll talk about what's ahead as we head into the long holiday weekend coming up next. and we look across a relatively long bridge, the san mateo bridge. a good amount of traffic. we'll talk about what we expect for the holiday drive as well. plus, the new security additions finally being installed to all of b.a.r.t.'s cars. minions, we're going back to villainy. [ cheering ] so, you're villains now? no! no. no. no. [ evil laugh ] ow!

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a couple minutes before 5:00. we look live at downtown san jose. a nice comfortable day. things will get warmer. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. i wish we could hit pause, keep it like this. this is fantastic. >> and it doesn't work that way. i wish it could but, you know -- >> just pause the radar. >> i cannot control the weather. warming up just a few degrees for the interior valleys and for the coast you still keep your fog. we're seeing that live right now as we get a look from at&t park in san francisco towards the embarcadero. today's high temperature will be up to 78 degrees in the south bay. and into the mid-80s for the north bay. the winds will be kicking up today and more of that as we head into the weekend.

it looks light out on the roads. >> i don't want to his pause because that means the sensors would stop. put it on loop, it would be nice. the lighter traffic flow will mean change as we approach the holiday weekend tomorrow likely to see more midday and getaway traffic. right now early in the commute over to hayward and the castro valley. a little backup. >> thank you, mike. after months of promising b.a.r.t. is expected to finish installing surveillance cameras on its trains today. >> bob redell is live in fremont this morning and, bob, we know ba.a.r.t. has been under a whol lot of pressure to make sure all train cars have cameras. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. many of the security camer