along the coast will still be faci fairly comfortable. we are expecting nice weather but i have a feeling it will not be quiet outside. keep that in mind for your pets. try valley 56 degrees right now and we're still in the 50s and working our way up. what's keeping us nice and cool if you notice the san francisco cam, already seeing a little of the morning drizzle, that thick marine layer. it's very deep. it is expected to sticking the low clouds lingering. if you look at north bay already looking for nice. we're seeing a few hazy skies. as that marine layer begins to burn off by mid afternoon, it will shape out to be a fairly nice day across the entire bay area with warming temps into the 50s and 60s for san francisco and then yes, we might even see some upper 80s and nie90s but i have a closer look at that coming up.

>> we'll stay tuned for that. thanks. new this morning. one person is dead following a car crash in the east bay overnight. chp officers say it happened just before 11:00 last night on highway 4. one car flipped over on the arnold industrial exit. authorities say at least one person was killed. an investigation is under way. a south bay woman accused of running over her childhood friend and killing her remains in jail facing murder charges this morning. meanwhile that victim's family and friends h held a special memorial in her honor. more than a dozen custom cars did a pro session for sally munoz who was a big enthusiast in the low rider community. investigators say munoz and her lifelong friend had been out for a night of drinking on tuesday night in campbell when they got into a fight. they say de la rosa intentionally ran over munoz with her car. she was arraigned in court

yesterday. the victim's father spoke exclusively with nbc bay area at the arraignment. he says he's kiconflicted becau he know this is suspect so well. >> i cannot believe this happened and the way it happened. supposedly if that's your friend, you're not going to just run her over and leave her there. >> the victim's father went on to tell us that de la rosa called him and confessed that she hit his daughter with her car but didn't remember where. the fourth of july isn't until tuesday but bay area firefighters are gearing up for people to start celebrating this weekend because it's a four day weekend for most. that means fireworks and high fire danger. the fire department activated its mobile command unit early ahead of anticipated emergency. >> we started having to really prioritize differently how we do medical calls, how we do, you know, car accidents and all of that kind of stuff. so it doesn't just affect fires. >> alameda county has seen a

spike this year in illegal fireworks. this week alone they have taken in 5,000 pounds of illegal fireworks including 3,200 pounds from a motorcycle clubhouse in san leandro. if you'd like a list of cities where fireworks are legal, logon to our fireworks and click on the fourth of july festivities box. you'll find a list of family friendly events for this weekend. at least six people are displaced after an overnight fire in the south bay. investigator are working to pinpoint exactly what caused the fire and whether illegal fireworks were involved. it happened at a home on the corner of fox dale drive and fox dale court in south san jose. firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the flames and keep it from spreading. >> there's significant smoke damage and fire damage. the fire looks like it got up in the attic and then some pretty

significant damage there too. >> there are reports that illegal fireworks were being set off about an hour before the fire, but investigators are still looking into that. police are reviewing surveillance video to track down teenagers who attacked and robbed a man on bart. investigators say four teens punched the man, took his cell phone, and then ran out of the east dublin station. it happened just after 11:00 on wednesday night. that's the same day the transit agency announced it had finished replacing all of its decoy cameras with real ones on all their trains. in fremont a deadly crash when a truck driver loses control and crosses into oncoming traffic. our chopper was over the scene yesterday afternoon on osgood road just off of 680. police say the truck crossed into the southbound lanes and hit another car. that truck driver died at the scene. the person in the other car suffered minor injuries. police are investigating if drugs or alcohol played a role

in the crash. the immigration debate is getting heated in one bay area county. the alameda county sheriff is now under fire for cooperating with federal immigration officials. this isn't the first time he's fiss faced chris simple f faced criticism on his stance for immigration. today in the bay jean has more on the emotional meeting. >> reporter: a town hall meeting with alameda county sheriff gets rowdy. dozens of people showed up to urge the sheriff to stop working with immigration and customs enforcement. >> will you stop collaborating with i.c.e.? >> reporter: the sheriff says his deputies don't enforce immigration laws on the street but at the jail they do communicate with i.c.e. >> we disagree. i believe some people should be deported. >> reporter: a position some say has people living in fear. >> i think everybody fears being

separated from their families and their loved ones, including me. i am both courageous and trembling. >> reporter: he says when asked he cooperates. the aclu says he can and should change his policy. >> there's no -- >> he told the angry crowd he believes some the criminal justice system should be handed over to i.c.e. for hearings and he said the change of policy would jeopardize millions of dollars of federal funding. >> if we receive grant funds from the federal government, then we're obligated by agreement to follow all federal laws. >> reporter: after three hours both sides stand firm in their disagreement. nbc bay area news. police are actively searching for the person who shot 17 people at a nightclub early this morning. it happened during a concert at

power ultra lounge in little rock arkansas. it was just before 2:30 a.m. when someone started shooting. so far 17 injured from gunfire but they believe there could be more. the youngest victim is 16 years old. all of the victims are alive and are expected to survive. no arrests have been made at this time. it is 7:07. we have more ahead. coming up a health care at a bear area gym. the test peopling being urged to take to make sure they're not infected. >> a lot of people were ready to help. i just happened to be in a position that maybe i was the first one there. a plane crashes and bursts into flames on california's busiest freeway. it's an amazing story of survival and how the off-duty firefighter helped next.

welcome back. it is 7:09 on saturday morning.

the sun is shining. cloudy skies over the golden gate bridge which by the way tolls go up. 25 cents more it will cost you to cross that beautiful span. a jaw dropping sight caught on camera. a plane falling out of the sky and bursting into flames on the busiest freeway in the country. this is the 405 in orange county about 100 feet away from john wayne airport. the couple on board that plane pulled from the fire ball. it's an incredible story of survival. nbc has more from santa ana. >> a husband and wife recovering. >> the family is happyi that their family members are here. >> reporter: a remarkable story of survival after their private plane is forced to use the 405 as a landing strip. it is also a story of great fortune. a vehicle the cesna struck when

it crashed driven by an off-duty firefighter. the captain registering aid after pulling pilot and wife from the burning plane. >> i seen her face and head pop up out of the passenger side. >> reporter: the cell phone video captured. >> this [ bleep ] plane just came down. >> reporter: the 29-year-old driving to the verizon store he owns sees a plane in trouble. >> all of a sudden everything went into slow motion. mersa who has a baby due, stops his car in the hov lane, puts on his hazard lights and jumps across the median. he risks his own life to find that he has joined others who won't just drive away. listen to him in action. >> just breathe. just stay calm. okay? just stay calm. >> a story of survival.

good fortune. good people. and it was all found on the freeway. >> wow. that was robert reporting. today the pilot's wife will undergo the same back surgery that he had last night. doctors say they both are expected to fully recover. investigators are trying to figure out why a doctor carried a rifle into a new york hospital and opened fire killing a female doctor and then turning the gun on himself. 45-year-old dr. henry bello worked at bronx-lebanon hospital for six months before he quit two years ago. yesterday afternoon he pulled an a.r. 15 from under his lab coat and opened fire. six other people are being treated for their injuries. it is 7:12 right now. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, boats in the bay will have to share the water for the fourth of july because whales are showing up in the waters

near the golden gate bridge. now there's concern about their safety as people head out on the bay this holiday weekend. it may look cloudy and a little bit sad right now as we see the fog especially in san francisco keeping it nice and cool. yes, we are expecting a warmup on the way. i'll talk about how hot and where you can enjoy the fireworks the most. coming up after the break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪

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welcome back. that doesn't look promises. cloudy skies over san jose. it will be a little bit warmer than we saw yesterday and we will see some sun today as we kick off the fourth of july weekend. a tuberculosis scare at a bay area giym. members recently found out that a member tested positive for the highly contagious bacteria. they notified the club back on

june 16th and a spokes person for the club would not say why it took two weeks to notify other members. county health officials say anyone who was in the club at the same time as the infected person should get tested for t.b. there are pods of humpback whales in the bay near the bay bridge. but there are growing concerns about the whales safety. today in the bay tom jenson explains. >> reporter: a great time to be on the water. and on the golden gate bridge if you want to see san francisco famous humpback whales. as many as 25 in a day have been spotted below the bridge. but the fun on the water lately has led to dangerous encounters between people, boats and humpbacks. >> in two cases that we are aware of where we've actually seen photographic evidence, some of the small boats out there have actually hit whales directly.

>> reporter: the most alarming photograph shot wednesday hitting a whale. definite harassment in this video shot ten days ago according shram. a kite boarder going around two humpbacks. awe moving maze of those traveling through the golden gate straights daily. >> when the whales are trying to feed and a lot of people are clustering around them. >> a recipe the national fishery service says could be disastrous for boaters and deadly for whales. >> we really don't know what the fate of the whale was. it was a solid hit to the side of the whale. >> hopefully people will steer clear of them this weekend. we're working together so long now we're starting to finish each other sentences.

she joins us with a look at our fourth of july weekend forecast. >> it's here. july is here. people are out and about celebrating. i can't believe june is already gone. >> i know. >> and one thing that's not gone is this that ma rerine layer. we've been waking up to foggy conditions and it's pretty normal. if you notice it does burn off my mid afternoon. it doesn't gi give us a very pl afternoon. tri-valley also nice and cool in the 50s. san francisco still seeing those foggy conditions. we are expecting for that deepening marine layer to start burning off. if you notice the north bay looks stunning. nice clear skies. we're definitely seeing a nice difference between the hazy skies in the east bay, cloudy foggy conditions of san francisco. but doppler radar is showing a lot of that fog and this will start to burn off over the next couple of hours. you'll start to notice it does

kind of clear off the coast and even the bay by about 12:30. just about the time you head out to lunch it will still be a little bit cloudy in some parts. half moon bay. but sfan francisco going to loo absolutely beautiful. it will warm up quite nicely not just for today but into tomorrow. we're going to be slightly warmer than what we were yesterday. so let's see your highs for today in san jose, 78. east san jose 82. morgan hill 83. and then some even warmer spots will be in the east bay. antioch expecting to climb to 75. walnut creek 85. oakland 72. i would say even though they're warmer, they're still fairly comfortable. along the peninsula 62 expected

for half moon bay. for san francisco we will once again climb into those mid to upper 60s and then it will get slight l slightly warmer as the marine layer starts to break apart and the sun starts to take over. by saturday today's highs in the north bay, look at that. sonoma, 85 degrees. with these warming temps it does bring up the factor of fire danger especially because it is already fourth of july weekend. a lot of people are going to be outside whether you're lighting fire works or you're turning on some barbecue. you want to keep in mind that the humidity levels are pretty low so it's pretty warm and dry, especially in the inland areas as well. but if you look at the coast, not as big of a threat but definitely the highlighted areas can expect to see warmer conditions. that does raise concerns. please keep that in mind. be safe out there with family friends. san francisco we can expect to

see that gradual warming. we do have a ridge of high pressure that will be building nicely and even through the fourth of july weekend which happens to fall on a tuesday, it stays really warm and we see a gradual warming right around tuesday. it kind of cools off. then we climb right back up to 92 degrees by next weekend. we're still not in the clear of the 90s, but i will have more updates on that of course coming up yet again during the next half hour. >> stay tuned for that. 7:21 right now. much more ahead today in the bay. a new museum opens celebrating the 50th anniversary that started right here in the bay area. we have the history of concert posters next.

this summer marks the 50th anniversary of the summer of love and it also marks the sort of anniversary for one art form. today in the bay joe shows us the new museum devoted to it.

>> it's hard to imagine anyone getting excited about an advertisement or a summons for a meeting. then again, maybe they would if the idea was presented with a pop of color. and for more than 50 years, that's how artists in san francisco have drawn people to rock and roll shows and gatherings through artful posters. >> it's being commercial which it is but it's still tremendous art work. >> the art of colorful rock posters blossomed in san francisco with bands like the grateful dead and jefferson airplane. >> it's public art work. it connects fepeople and forms people. >> like most people who love the music, peter loved the art. >> i love this art work and have for 50 years. >> so he is now giving poster art its dube by opening the art

center. >> we're showcasing to start the poster art associated with psyche -- poster art. >> this is by a female artist. this is wes wilson. he's breaking a lot of rules and really using color. >> the art forms sprang from 60s culture, the bands, the venues and the drugs. the museum celebrates some of the most famous artists. >> nice that it's being recognized. >> mouse created the fiamous poster for the 1967 human being and the grateful dead. >> we were doing these posters, pretty much works of love. >> if you want to promote a gig, you send out a tweet. 1966 you made a poster and you put it on the telephone pole. >> the center is also creating

space where present day poster artists can work. >> it's a cooperative. it's going to be open by the artist for the artist. >> the center will open on july 1st with a public gathering, the gathering that might deserve its own poster. nbc bay area news. >> very cool. we have much more ahead on today in the day. coming up, closing the doors, the reason several planned parenthood clinics shut down. also -- >> we're okay. the country's not. >> the host of "morning joe" respond to the president's twitter tirade and the commander in chief takes yet another shot at the pair on social media. there's a place like no other...

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good saturday morning you to. here's a live look outside as clouds cover the trans america pyramid. can you even see the golden gate bridge in the good news is the

sunshine is on its way. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. we have a look at the forecast. these tv screens we have below the camera are smaller and they're not super bright, so because i can't tell if i can see the golden gate bridge or not. let us know what you see, please. >> i'm the same way sometimes. i think people who are enjoying this nice weather and the nice cloud cover -- oh, there it is. >> thanks. >> we can see from this camera. i think people will probably really enjoy this kind of weather is people who actually get up and work out, because this is the perfect conditions for that. in the 50s. 55 degrees right now. ideal for that. i'm not much of a runner, so, you know, let me know how you guys enjoy running in this weather. i assume it would be pleasant. look at hamilton. little bit of low clouds hanging low. we can expect to see some more of those changes in the current temps right now in the 50s. we're also going to be climbing into the 60s and 70s and inland

areas which will be quite comfortable and also a little bit warmer than what we were yesterday. keep that in mine as you head outside. please remember to always drink water. i have a feeling a lot of people will be out and about in the parks enjoying family and friends. right there by about 12:00 already in the 60s. it's going to clear out nice. if you notice by 10:00 i'm we start seeing the cloud icon. right around lunch hour the marine layer will slowly but surely make way for plenty of sunshine. that will set us up nicely not only for today but also for tomorrow. we'll have a close look with what you can expect today and tomorrow. >> we'll stay tuned for that. thanks. this morning i want to tell you a new story. one person is dead following a car crash in the east bay. it happened over night. chp officers say it happened just before 11:00 last night on highway 4.

one car flipped over on the arnold industrial exit. authorities say at least one person was killed. the investigation is still under way this morning. a south bay woman accused of running over her childhood friend and killing her remains in jail facing murder charges. meanwhile the victim's family and friends held a special memorial in her honor. last night more than a dozen custom cars did a pro session for sally munoz who was a big unthuz yau inthi enthusiast in the low rider community. they had been out drinking where they got into a fight. de la rosa intentionally ran over munoz with her car. she was arraigned in court yesterday. the victim's father spoke with nbc bay area at the arraignment. he says he's conflicted because it was his daughter's childhood friend and he knows her so well. >> i just cannot believe this happened. and the way it happened, because supposedly if that's your

friend, you're not going to just run her over and leave her there. >> the victim's father went on to tell us that de la rosa called him and confessed that she hit his daughter with her car but didn't remember where. nch t the fourth of july isn't until tuesday but they're gearing up to celebrate this weekend. it's a four day weekend and that means fireworks and high fire dangerous. the fire department activated its mobile command unit early ahead of anticipated emergency. >> we start having to really prioritize differently how we do medical calls, how we do, you know, car accidents and all of that kind of stuff, so it doesn't just affect fires. >> alameda county has seen a spike this year in the legal fireworks. this week alone they've taken in 5,000 pounds of illegal fireworks including 3,200 pounds from a motorcycle clubhouse in

san leandro. if you'd like a list of bay area cities where safe fire works are actually legal, log on to our website and check on the fourth of july festivities box. you can find a list of family friendly events happening this week. many public safety departments are calling for all hands on deck this holiday weekend and that includes the coast guard. be on the lookout for boaters who are boating under the influence. it's all part of operation dry water. the same rules apply for boaters that are used for drivers. if your blood alcohol level is above .08 you will be arrested. >> the blood alcohol content is the same as driving. 11% of all accidents are alcohol related in 2016 and 15% of facilities are all alcohol related and that's about the same as the national average. it's a big deal. >> first offense can carry up to six months in jail and $1,000 in

fine. the california highway patrol is in a maximum enforcement period. it started yesterday and lasts until midnight. officers are looking for people who are speeding, driving distracted, not wearing their seat belts or driving under the influence. in other news now, six people are displaced after an overnight fire in the south bay. investigators are working to pin point what caused the fire and whether illegal fireworks were involved. it happened at a home on the corner of fox dale drive and fox dale court in south san jose. firefighters were able to extinguish the flames and save it from spreading to another home. >> there's some significant damage. smoke damage and fire damage. the fire looks like it got up in the attic and then, you know, pretty significant damage there too. >> there were reports, illegal fireworks were being set off about an hour before the fire ignited, but investigators are still looking into that. three local planned parenthood clinics have shut down their doors for good.

those clinics are in richmond, pittsburgh. women have been redirected to alternate locations. planned parenthood tells us extremely low reimbursement rates contributed in the addition to close the clinics. and there are could be federal funding if obamacare is repealed. it is 7:35. now to the growing war of words between president trump and msnbc joe scarborough and mikka brzezinski. after the president targeted them with tweets that many found crude the pair fired back accusing the white house of threatening them with a tabloid story. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker has more. >> micka brzezinski striking bak after the president attacked her. >> my family brought me up very tough but i am very concerned as to what this once again reveals about the president of the united states.

>> reporter: a war of words and now a new accusation. joe scarborough claiming three white house officials said they could stop a negative story from running in the they slim back their criticism of the president. >> they said if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike the story. >> they were calling my children. they were calling close friends. >> you're talking about the national enquirerer? >> that prompting the president to tweet it was the other way around. he called me to stop the article. i said no. the enquirerer saying at no time did we threaten joe or mika or their children. we have no knowledge of any discussions between joe and the story. an analysis of nbc news of back issues during the past several

years during his campaign found many pro tucrump headlines and w critical. now more bipartisan calls for the president to apologize for his twitter attack. the white house defiant. >> i endorse as the first lady has said him firing back when he's being attacked. >> he is creating so much chaos that is completely over taking any message of the week on health care, on visitors from foreign leaders. the chaos is swirling and nothing is getting done in washington. >> that was kristen welker reporting for us. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, steph curry with a record setting contract that will keep him in the bay area for the foreseeable future. we'll go over the numbers next. - everything we stock at grocery outlet

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for years steph curry was underpaid in terms of nba

standards. last night he got paid. the nba free agency period got started at 9:00 p.m. and curry and the warriors agreed to a whopper of a contract. $201 million for five years. curry becomes the highest paid player in the nba. the face of the franchise. curry will be around when the warriors move back to san francisco in 2019 and beyond. he also becomes the highest athlete in bay area history. here are the money men. curry, five years $201 million derek carr just signed with the raiders you might remember for $125 million over five years. and another warriors player was brought back into the fold last night. shawn livingston agreed to a reported deal of three years, $24 million. so livingston and curry are taken care of. up next for the warriors what will happen with andre eg?

atlanta pitcher almost pitches a no hitter almost into the ninth without a hit. matt olson hits a home run. the a's break up that no hitter but still lose the game 3-1. the giant are on a roll putting up big numbers in pittsburgh. denard led off the game with a home run. the giants scored 13 runs. they win 13-5 and that's now four wins in a row. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, something's missing from the plans. we have the new traffic concerns for people living new b.a.r.t.'s new station. >> beautiful clouds over walnut creek. we can't expect to say hello to the crowds and the sunshine. a look at your day planner just after the break. stay with us.

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it's 7:43. that marine layer keeping us in the 50s. south bay 58. we're seeing the clouds start breaking apart except for san francisco. we're keeping that fog in there. 53 degrees. north bay looking stunning at 51 degrees. east bay still a little cloudy at 57 degrees. now this marine layer is pretty deep right now but we've already seen it kind of breaking apart. it will continue to do so until the mid afternoon just around your lunch hour. perfect timing to enjoy a nice outdoor picnic. today's forecast, there are going to be slightly warmer than they were yesterday. i'm talking about the temperatures. mainly inland area. maybe four to five degrees warmer. livermore a high of about 86. san jose did hit a high of 73. today looking at a high of 78. san francisco 65. the cooler spots are going to remain along the coast. and in the bay as well. which means if you plan on lighting fireworks in any of

these warmer spots, please don't light any fireworks or any barbecues near any dry grass or dry brush because we're also expecting it to be a little bit brie bri breezy out there. if you notice san francisco 26 miles per hour at about 8:30 and half moon bay 31 miles per hour. throughout the afternoon it kind of dies down and then picks up a little about 5:30 p.m. we pick up at about 13 miles per hour. but the breezier conditions will remain through the early morning and then it should kind of die down into the evening and afternoon hours as well which means yes, we will be warming up again not just today, but also as we head into tomorrow as well. which means that you plan on heading to the beach to celebrate the fourth of july weekend, here's a quick look at the santa cruz forecast. 11:00 we start seeing the clouds burn off. maybe even 70 degrees in santa cruz, high of about 73 by the

3:00 hour. and just a couple of things to keep in mind if you're going to be heading to the beach as well. please remember to look out for rip currents. if you get caught up in one, swim parallel. look out for beach and hazard warnings. it will be warning up nicely. over the next seven days what will make a difference is a building high pressure. if you notice it starts warming kind of back up, but we stay with pretty calm nice quiet weather through the fourth of july celebration. it's going to be perfect weather for lighting fire works. not a lot of foggy conditions into the afternoon, but unfortunately it does look like late at night we'll start seeing the buildup of that fog again. and then you might catch some drizzle along the coast. definitely keep that in mind. we'll be heading out to lighting fire works. inland areas as that high pressure builds in, 88. if you notice, by next weekend, we do warm right back up into those 90s. so yes, we are expecting to see some my pressure building in and that's going to bring a nice

warmup. gradual, but it will bring a warm up back into the bay area. >> thanks. it is 7:47. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, why critics say the new san jose b.a.r.t. station will turn their area into a danger zone. >> i hope you're into some independent thoughts because you'll have to vote for red or blue if you're heading for the comedy sports world championship. fine day of competition where the suggestions and winners are decided by the audience. comedy at its best and appropriate for the whole family. over 200 comedians have come from all over the u.s. and u.k. just for this. you make it to san jose. you know the way. today with the help of the player of bell a appeal a community hand bell ensemble whose song appears on shuffle, jazz, classic rock all on their

play list having recently played songs. to celebrate the spirit of independence day, some of the concert proceeds will go to pay for some of the expenses from the aclu. they play in san francisco again on sunday. and staying -- continuing in san jose all weekend, a taste of culture that continues through sunday. i'm told it's one of the largest dance competitions in the u.s. yet another competition drawn from around the world. you'll see costumes, choreography and all aspects that serve into the rich history of the polynesian people. for a full run down of what you can see and when and check out the food and crafts. that's always a good rule for anywhere you go. always check out the food and crafts:

. welcome back. it is 7:51 on your saturday morning. a live look outside from communications hill towards downtown san jose. kind of hazy out there but you can see the sun is shining. she says everybody across the bay will be seeing the sunshine today, but temperatures will be everywhere from the 60s to the 80s inland. it's been years in the making and tens of millions of dollars. b.a.r.t. is finally expanding to san jose. many areas near the station are worried about the traffic issues. today in the bay damian has this exclusive story from san jose. >> reporter: i'm on taylor street overpass. there are no on or off ramps. that's the b.a.r.t. station. neighbors tell me they are terrified what that means for traffic congestion in their

neighborhood. traffic flows steadily over the bridge every day. now neighbors are worried about the soon to be b.a.r.t. station next door and the 25,000 riders expected at the station by the year 2030. >> all that traffic is going to be routed on to residential streets and really degrade the quality of life for our neighborhoods. traffic is pretty heavy now without the b.a.r.t. station. >> a retired san jose cop who organized traffic control when the taylor street bridge was being built in the '90s. he says on and off ramps were part of the bridge's plans 20 years ago but they were never built and he wonders why they weren't included in the final plan for the b.a.r.t. station. >> i can't imagine what it's going to be like once the b.a.r.t. station is open for business. >> reporter: says after a traffic feasibility study it was determined on and off ramps were not needed.

>> we do unless in addition to getting input from the community. what was shown was there would not be an impact enough to be able to put in a ramp on the highway. >> reporter: studies show riders would come mainly from the south and east sides, area where they said it's already improving and expanding roads and bus lanes. >> the bottom line about the b.a.r.t. project is it's taking cars off the road, not putting cars on the road. >> reporter: he says he's not optimistic and will monitor the impact on his neighborhood. the city of san jose say they've been studying putting on and off ramps on the taylor street bridge for years, but the problem remains money. we're in san jose. i'm damian. nbc bay area news. >> for more details on the station, it's supposed to open early next year. 25,000 daily passengers are expected to use the station by the year 2030. travel time from san jose to san francisco will be about an hour. it's estimated cost is

$2.8 billion. we are getting our first look at the new bta undercrossing at the sane -- it starts at brokaw road, goes under the tracks and connects to the station. they call it a crucial connector to the future santa cla clara b.a.r.t. station. being the mayor doesn't mean you get out of jury duty. the mayor reported to the hall of justice to potentially fu fulfill his civic duty. >> i'm showing up for jury duty. >> does that mean you're not thinking of an excuse to get off jury duty? >> i served a lot of years as a prosecutor here at san jose and i can tell you i was grateful for those who took the service seriously. >> guess what? the mayor and his jury group were excused.

7:55. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. a treasure trove of never before seen artifacts from the titanic.

105 yooers aftears after th tannic sank. a diamond ripping, window grill and a figure that decorated the staircase like one featured in the movie, all of it is on the auction block. in total more than 5,500 items and the salvage rights. the company that owns is going through bankruptcy and the entire lot is being sold as one collection. expected to fetch more than $200

million. those who have gone to disney land as children and then with their own children know all the characters, especially on the pirates of the caribbean ride. we now say goodbye to one of those n mated characters. the crying red headed woman on the auction block for pirates to buy as a wife. she's getting a new role. the banner that once said take a wench for a bride will be changed to say auction, surrender your loot. disney released this artist sketch of the change, the crying woman will now be a pairate herself and will be organizing the auction. apparently this is a controversial decision. if you look online. some people are pleased that disney is bringing it into 2017. some people think it's a dumb idea to change it. but disney made a point to say they constantly update all their rides, all their games and this is just another one. >> i personally like it. >> i do too. thanks for making us a part of your morning.

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