will be at the nice comfortable 70 degrees in san francisco. i'll show you much cooler temperatures in the forecast coming up in a few minutes and mike, you're scanning all of the reports. >> all of them. we're looking at the golden gate report for chp, no incidents reported on the fre ways and no slowing beside the little bit in altamont. gilroy, reports from chp, no problems for 101 or 17. that's a great drive and view from the south bay to the north bay. there's san rafael southbound to the curve at terra linda. back to you. >> breaking internationally overnight, a deadly shooting in belgium, a gunman killed three people, two of them police officers. it's happening in the belgium city of lease, you can see the police tape in the background. our photographer backed away from that scene. the video showing the aftermath, obviously worries about terrorism, one state broadcaster says it's the case though authorities will not confirm a

motive at this point. it happened near a cafe as we said, two officers have died and person in a passing car was also killed. local officials say the attacker disarmed police and used their own weapons against them. the gunman left the cafe, took a cleaning woman hostage in nearby school and officials eventually shot and killed that gunman. all of the kids at school were okay. >> at 5:01 on your tuesday morning, your neighborhood starbucks will be closed this afternoon. thousands of stores are shutting down so employees can attend mandatory racial bias training it comes after video went viral of two black men being arrested at the philadelphia starbucks. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us with changes we could see at local starbucks. good morning, pete. >> good morning to you. the big plan by starbucks is to close thousands of locations for this racial training and we're standing in front of a starbucks in concord. just took a peek here.

this one will be closing around 2:00 p.m. so if you're going to the starbucks it will be closed as training takes place, not only here but thousands of locations across the country. now as far as specifics, they plan to close 8,000 locations this afternoon. training roughly 175,000 employees. they are going to take part in training that's going to include discussions addressing implicit bias and promoting conscious ininclusion and preventing discrimination. this was all triggered by an incident in april at the philadelphia starbucks. let's show that video that went viral when two 23-year-old black men were arrested at the starbucks after a white manager reportedly called police on them as they waited for a business associate without ordering anything from the store. the two men eventually settled with the city of philadelphia for symbolic one dollar each and promise to set up a $200,000 fund for young entrepreneurs.

the two men also did reach an undisclosed financial settlement with starbucks as well. as this training takes place, starbucks could lose as much as $12 million nationwide as a result of this closure. we're live in concord, pete suratos, "today in the bay.." >> developing news out of washington, a recently canceled summit could actually still happen. u.s. negotiators are trying to iron out the details right now. this morning president trump confirmed a top north korean official is headed to new york to talk about the summit. susan mcguinness is live with what happens next. good morning. >> good morning, north korean official diplomat coming to the united states to new york city, first time in more than 20 years that someone of this level has come to the united states. one more indication that this talk -- this summit with north korea may actually happen but many here are skeptical that even if there is a summit there may not be a deal.

>> a high level north korean official left pyongyang and headed to new york to talk about a summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. the president is optimistic that talks will happen, tweeting this morning, meetings are currently taking place concerning summit. a u.s. teamworked over the weekend with north korean official to revive a june 12th summit. a date the president canceled days ago but now intent on keeping. experts are guardedly optimistic. >> this is seven years in the making and getting to a solution will not happen with a one day meeting. >> exceskeptics see the two rem unresolved, whether kim would give up nuclear ambition and what the u.s. would offer in return. some lawmakers doubt kim jong-un's intentions. >> i have concerns that the north koreans are not serious when they talk about denuclearization.

it's a show. >> but south korea is serious about the talks. leader moon jae-in pushed for the summit at the surprise meeting with jim congrekim jonfd the idea of making it a three-way summit. >> at 5:05, al up rock, some teachers and parents and students rallied to show support for bower around noon today. they claim there have been attempts to oust her. district officials and the school board have been facing a lot of heat. an audit found evidence of fraud and misspending of funds. to men killed by san francisco police officers will voice their anger over the city's recent decision not to file charges. one of the shootings made a lot of headlines when it happened in 2015. this is video of the officer shoot and killing stabbing

suspect mario woods of the bay view school district. arm with a knife at the time. the second incident also involved a man police say had a knife in the mission. last thursday the district attorney announced he would not press charges against those officers. the opponents will gather at noon at the hall of justice. >> at 5:06. imagine driving down the street and seeing this, this dash cam video, can you make it out there? the driver of a black sedan nearly hitting a silver suv and does a lot of doughnuts. you can see it there. this is a very busy intersection. happened about 3:30 yesterday afternoon. police throughout the bay area trying to crack down on driving like this. you can seek a lot of skid marks when you're driving around. last fall officers impounded several cars following an organized side show that happened in san jose. very dangerous. 5:06. have you noticed a difference on

b.a.r.t.? a lot of passengers are talking about b.a.r.t.'s new push to clear out homeless and drug users. b.a.r.t. recently vowed to ramp up efforts to keep loiters out of the san francisco station. it follows a lot of recent criticism on social media. critics say too many people are ending up passed out in hallways and on trains. imagine walking through that. we spoke with riders who certainly noticed a difference. >> yes, i feel like they've been definitely keeping it cleaner and the work he's been having thus far, they've been doing a great job. >> do feel a lot more comfortable knowing it's clean, right? if not, you don't feel very safe. >> b.a.r.t.'s staff and even police are telling loiters to move along. b.a.r.t. vows to sweep through every half hour. >> happening today, a coastguard crew will dock in san diego to unload the massive haul of drugs

seized on high seas, one of two recent busts in international waters off central america. the crew sees more than 2500 tons of cocaine in two busts. they also arrested six suspected smugglers, straight value of the drugs is $78 million. developing right now, tropical storm alberto downgraded but still causing damage as it roars through the deep south. intense weather now blames the death of a tv reporter and photographer. they died when a tree toppled on their news truck yesterday north carolina. the fire chief said he had just spoken to them personally. >> i had done an interview with mr. mccormick 10 minutes before the call. we talked you about how he wanted us to stay safe. >> alberto now moving through alabama appears to be headed to tennessee and kentucky. . >> we're waking up to much

quieter area around the bay area but starting out fairly warm for us with low 60s as you step out the door. the out the door temperature in livermore, 61 degrees and it's 57 now in oakland and as we get a live look outside. a clear sunrise will be under way as we look outside in san jose and go to santa clara, 62 degrees at 7:00. 82 degrees at noon. and we continue to go up from there as we head in the upper 80s and few spots in the low 90s for today but it will be cooling off and we'll have more on that and our temperature trend in palo alto coming you. mike has a traffic alert in the tri-valley. >> a light traffic flow around most of the bay and that's what we expect nor the morning commute. we have this problem at the dublin interchange. that's the problem, bad place, bad time. west 580 at 680, two right lanes are blocked by a crash. chp still getting on scene. we'll find out details on severity hopefully in the next few minutes but you do see from the dublin camera towards the

dublin interchange things bogging down and clustering over there. there's the b.a.r.t. station in dublin and auto mall. the dublynn grade moves fine past the crash through castro valley. we have our eyes on that traffic alert that chp has issued. across the golden gate bridge and rest of the bay, easy drive. to and from the north bay. here at fremont, 880 southbound, headlights moving nicely past tesla and silicon valley. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," a story you'll only see on nbc. an exclusive look at uber's brand-new security feature after a string of assaults by drivers. how it could help you during an emergency. >> later returning to class, coming up at 5:24, santa fe students head back to class for first time since a gunman stormed into the texas classrooms. the help on the way to get them through the day.

it's 5:13, we're about 30 minutes away from sunrise. as we look outside in palo alto, we will start out with 60s around the bay area. a lot of sunshine today and it's going to be another warm one. we'll be at 77 degrees at 1:00 today and palo alto as temperatures continue to go up a

few more degrees from there. then tomorrow much cooler look at that coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> looking at dublin, 580 westbou westbound, you see cars starting to slow down and cluster up. there's a crash and we're watching the build as the commute builds as well. we'll give you the latest for fire and chp on the scene. >> thank you so much. quickly approaching quarter after 5:00. decisions expected on several supreme court cases which could affect your life and include whether a christian baker has a right to refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. plus the fight over president trump's travel ban and big gerrymandering case, republican lawmakers in texas accused of breaking the law by redrawing district lines. critics say the new lines weaken pt voting power of minority groups. >> a big change for uber. you'll notice an update to the app to make the ride safer. it's something we've reported

earlier but this morning we get the first exclusive look at it actually on camera. the company adding a new button within the app when you tap it your phone calls 911 and sends important information to the dispatcher including your location, the kind of car you're in and the license plate number. on the "today" show, jeff rossen puts the new features to the test. >> business and tech news, music streaming service pandora launching a new family plan. con tetessa brewer is live at c headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: wall street opening lower this morning, dow futures off 177 points amid fresh geopolitical worries. they are watching europe as italy could be headed for another election after it failed to form a coalition government this weekend. and spain's prime minister faces a new confidence vote friday. all of that is sparking concerns about the global economy. on today's watch list in the u.s., reports on home prices and

consumer confidence. nissan may cut production in north america by as much as 20% as it struggles with falling profits here in the united states, its biggest market. cuts reportedly are already underway at two u.s. plants and three in mexico but nissan does not anticipate laying off workers or shutting down assembly lines completely. most of nissan's sales have involved heavy discounts and inseni incentives eating into the profit margins. pandora is launching a premium plan that gives as many as six user s unlimited music streamin, some of the 80 million who listen free with ads, wants them to switch to paid subscribers. it matches those from spotify and apple music. guys? >> i don't mind ads. >> they pay our bills -- more

warm weather to tell you about. look at the photo showing the funnel cloud in utah, the strawberry reservoir. t national weather service says a tornado did touch down. no reports of damage or injury. >> quite the dicfferent scenari in the bay area. >> we didn't break records but it was the hottest day so far. >> the records were like 100 degrees so i'm glad we didn't set any records. but we were late with our highs in the 90s compared to where we normally start to see those temperatures reaching in the 90s inland and it's going to be another warm day as we start out with a live look in oakland this morning. a clear sunrise and not a cloud anywhere in sight. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. as we check out our forecast for the a's game later on this evening at the coliseum, we'll be at 63 degrees. by then it does cool down quite a bit and it's going to be breezy and staying clear as we head into tonight. as we start out this morning in

cupertino, upper 60s to the upper 70s within a couple of hours and then mid-80s. our temperatures will spike very quickly into early afternoon and start to come down once we get breezy winds picking up as we go into this evening. we're going to reach in the upper 80s in east san jose, up to 89 in gilroy and yesterday we were in the mid-90s there. not as hot but still very warm up to 90 in antioch and livermore. 65 in half moon bay and 72 today in san mateo. san francisco also reaching low 70s in the mission district. outer sunset up to 65b 85 in sa novato, we're looking at the high there of 80 degrees for today. if you're planning to make it a beach day if you can, it's going to be a beautiful it will still be cool to start with mid-50s and then later on this morning into early

afternoon, reefaching in the lo 70s and our seven-day forecast starts to come down by tomorrow. 73 degrees, that's all for the high. if you like the warmer weather, take it all in today. although it will be warming up a few more degrees in time for the weekend, for saturday and sunday we're back in the low to mid-80s inland. san francisco 70 today but it's going to be windy, much cooler, the morning clouds and fog will return and then for the weekend we're going to head back up to 70 degrees on saturday. heading over to mike, you've been tracking a lot of issues, one major issue. >> one major crash, kari, thank you for reminding folks westbound 580 where the end point of the slowing, start of the slowing i should say. looking at the map, right here, our camera is you're bogging down towards the dublin interchange. the right two lanes and actually right three lanes are blocked because of fire crew just arrived on scene to assist with any injuries from this crash.

five vehicles from what i'm told are involved at the dublin interchange, that boggs you down when things are building. no major injuries reported just yet, the chp taking care of the scene and fire crew will notify us of anything they have to say. the south bay peninsula, they are all clear, the rest of the bay looks great. minor crash at the bay bridge did result in some slowing but looks like things are clearing for lanes, back to your morning commute. b.a.r.t. does have one report that came in of a delay on a pitsburg line that may be a factor but contra costa is great on the roads but the rail may be slightly delayed for san francisco. no other problems for the rail industry, there's the backup at the bay bridge. they may have metering lights turned on any second because of that build and slowing coming up the incline and from metering lights back. here's a south bay -- light flow of traffic, no major problems through silicon valley. there's fremont, a little blur

to the lens, we'll rub the eyes and get that cleared up. nice drive from oakland to the san mateo bridge. >> coming up next, an east bay school is under investigation. the reason authorities want to know why the school has so many foreign students. and look up if you're about to head out the door, the moon looks pretty cool this morning. kris sanchez posting a picture of her view on facebook. share your photos with us on social media. don't forget to join the conversation. you're watching "today in the bay." students at santa fe high

school in texas will return to class for the first time since losing ten of their fellow classmates and teachers. students at santa fe will return to class for first time since losing ten of fellow classmates and teachers weeks after a gunman killed eight students and two teachers. 13 other people were also injured. security will be tight as counselors will be on hand to greet those students when they return. teachers and staff members return to work last wednesday. the alleged gunman, 17-year-old student is charged with capital murder. it is 5:24. a fremont college may lose its accreditation, they are under scrutiny because of a high number of foreign students receive u.s. work permits. mercury news is reporting the acrediting agency for northwestern university is asking for detailed information about students and the employer

to hire them. critics say the school is a visa mill. the school denies the charge. >> new research shows drones are becoming a part of daily life. more than 900 police and fire departments using them, agencies in wisconsin and texas and california lead the way using drones to snap pictures of accidents and guide firefighters through burning buildings. >> the bay area's warmer weather will mean more mosquitos in the area. reminding people to eliminate any standing water to keep mosquitos from spread gs west nile virus. if you're spending time in the wilderness, it's smart to check yourself and pets for tikz. terrifying moments, after a horrific wreck leaves seven people including a teenager injured. plus -- >> they should not be benefitting off of this tragedy. off of my child's death. the game facing backlash for

allowing people to play the role of a school gunman during a mass shooting. they are demanding it to be shut down. >> a live look outside from san rafael, a humid warm morning and weather and traffic after the break. you're watching "today in the bay."

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good morni a very good tuesday morning. let's look outside as we approach 5:30. live cameras throughout the bay area. and a crew out there right now. good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, hope you had a great weekend. i'm laura garcia. >> marcus washington continuing his weekend and avoiding a lot of the -- >> it's going to be hot. yesterday was just a taste of what today will be like once again as we start out with clear skies taking a live look outside in san jose as the sun rises, we'll see another clear day and quickly warming temperatures up to 78 degrees at 11:00 and then look at that, mid-80s by early afternoon. then it will be cooling off. look how much cooler it will be tomorrow for the inland area, 73 degrees and then warming up a few more degrees in time for the weekend.

saturday will be back up to 84 degrees and fraisco 70 today and we'll be back at 70 on saturday. we'll talk all about the weekend forecast and about seven minutes mike still has that traffic alert for the tri valley. >> we're looking at dublin, a big jam towards dublin starting before you get to the camera hits the roadway. we're showing the rest of the bay shows an easy drive. this is the single worst spot but how bad is it. it's now 37 minutes from grant line road to the dublin interchange. previously at that time no issues and now we see traffic coming up and some folks bailing torts t towards the street. more traffic on surface streets, back to you. >> we're watching developing news in the south bay. a crash in san jose leaves at least five people hurt this morning. we're learningmy details about the people arrested. >> kris sanchez joins us with more on what happened.

>> reporter: san jose police just confirmed that the vehicle that triggered that really violent chain reaction crash was driven by a 13 year old person. police tell us that they were not chasing what they believe to be a stolen car at the time when it smashed in a white ford head on before crashing in a light pole on the sidewalk. the 13-year-old driver was fleed and then taken into custody. another 13-year-old victim is in the hospital with life threatening injuries and several other teens are also hurt. this crash happened in front of bridges academy, a charter school. the franklin-mckinley school district, we did swing by that scene earlier this morning. it is all clear. there should be no impact to drop off this morning, but just yesterday bob redell had a crime report from the santa clara's district attorney's office indicating a spike of juvenile crime and in the spike was a 51%

rise in auto theft by juveniles. so this crash last night is likely going to contribute to the next report. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >> 5:32. new this morning, if you're a parent you might be outraged by this story. even if you're not a parent. a video game is about to be released depicting a school shooting with a player acting as a gunman ambushing classrooms. bob re-dell is looking at the game and obvious backlash it's facing right now. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, the game is called active shooter and it's being branded as a s.w.a.t. simulator, you can either play the role of law enforcement responding to a school shooting or you can play the role of the shooter himself and roem the hallways of the campus and pick out civilian targets and shoot them and even shoot the responding law enforcement officers who are responding to your reign of terror. the game does come with a disclaimer, please do not take any of this seriously, only

meant to be a simulation and nothing else. if you feel like hurting someone or people around you, please seek help from local psychiatrists or call 911. a company called after individual plans to sell it on this teen videogame marketplace, not sold for consoles like xbox and playstation. parents of the students shot and killed in parkland, florida, are outraged and demanding it not be released. >> we're trying to prevent this from happening again and they are encouraging it. and it is despicable and vile. >> more than 37,000 people signed an online petition to stop the game's release. in a blog post. the publisher has acknowledge and i'm quoeltiting here. i have more than likely remove the shooter's role from this

game. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> happening today. this story probably shocked you u. the man who confessed to robbing and injuring an elderly woman is expected in court. you may recall this exclusive bay area jailhouse interview last week, ottohal feeg gi said he was sorry for knocking down 93-year-old ann peterson while stealing her purse. she broke her hip and now recovering. he confessed to other robberies as well. an oakland animal abuse case is expanding and this morning an alameda pet store is willing to pay for information to catch an abuser. we first brought you this story over weekend. two puppies were found abandoned and hurt and yesterday a third injured puppy found in a pile of garbage of the two of the puppies have broken jaws and one missing a paw. animal service workers are

worried what else they might find. >> i mean, pies we're finding. this feels like a serial animal abuse case because this is somebody intentionally hurting these animals. >> pet food express is offering a $5,000 reward. animal services division is also investigating. 5:35, when we talk about affordable housing crisis, teacher housing often comes up. school owned properties line dell march high, a neighborhood coalition says a 41 acre site in san jose could support a mix of housing and retail for teachers. supporters say it could be a win-win situation easing the housing crunch for keeping teachers from leaving our high cost area. the teacher village discussion happening tonight at 6:00 at delmar in san jose, hosted by the winchester neighborhood action coalition. >> you know the soda tax in san

francisco? happening today we'll find out what the mayor wants to spend the money on. mark farrell wants to use it to improve services for low income communities. >> one south bay city has found a way to turn cigarette butts into something useful. we're talking about recycling smokes into plastic chairs. los altos wants smokers to throw away cigarettes in receptacles justin stalled in city parking lots. they'll send the butz ts to cle and the filters become plastic pellets which can be used to create park bench and other products. hopes this will stop smokers from tossing butts anywhere. >> 1.69 billion pounds of cigarette butts per year worldwide ends up as litter. >> on the ground or in the water. >> it could be on 2k3wr0u7groun bushes as you're walking by. we're trying to make a difference. >> late last month, they passed

an ordinance banning smoking events everywhere in public. >> your next trip through solano may end up taking longer, crews are replacing old four-inch traffic stripes with new and brighter six-inch stripes. it should be done in august. >> if you ride the new north bay smart train you probably know about the talk of an event you'll station. according to the marin, it got more expensive, city leaders are scrambling and the opening day is being pushed to next year at the earliest. lebron james and the cavs are the only thing left standing between the warriors and the second straight mba championship. >> the dubs finished on top in game seven in houston. after all of the hype itcant was win. at the half things are looking a

little bleak with rockets up 11. about the third quarter once again made all of the difference. o st steph caught fire again. you might have been able to hear the roar at o raquel . lots of fans afterward singing bring on lebron. >> we saw the championship resolve, you know what i'm saying? if the warriors came to play. >> we going to get lebron. >> you know what i'm saying? >> here we go again. for the fourth straight year, game one thursday at oracle, tip-off at 6:00 p.m. right here is some of the latest merchandise hot off the press. >> perks of being laura garc se cia canon. >> at least through the finals and then the championship ones. >> the hat as well.

really cool. >> workers at graphic sportswear pulled an all nighter to get the shirts out and ready to go. the league comes up with an image and logo and the company's owner says they are responsible for the swag in shopping bag. >> there's only two places in the bay area, we are the only ones doing the men's shirts, these shirts will end up at jc penny and target and warriors arena. the company printing up to 11,000 conference championship shirts. the job started right after the final whistle and they are supposed to be finishing sometime this morning. busy all night, mike. >> not like in past years -- over here at the south bay, there's one major alert the rest of the bay looking just fine. the alert issued by chp west 580 jamming up back at elle char ro, the build continues because the

three rate lanight lanes are bl. no major injuries from what i understand but there's a lot of debris. it's going to take a while. that is a problem for the tri hf valley as we north towards contra costa and north bay smooth drive. walnut interchange, bay bridge, we have metering lights on this week after the vacation holiday. no holiday right now, we have a little bit of that blip that appears and then that will clear out again. just this one spot. >> thank you, mike. checking in with kari, it's warm. we would like a cooldown. >> a little cooldown for the weekend. >> next weekend? >> yes, it's going to be really nice. if you want to head to the beach, you can do that. inland areas up to 84 on saturday. the coast at 67 and bay at 75 for the high. on sunday, 82 inland and some upper 60s for the coast. if you're planning to kick off your weekend, at the flower show

on friday, it's going to be beautiful and starting out the summer season with upper 60s at noon and low 70s in woodside on friday. if you're planning to go to monterey this weekend, 70 on saturday. little bit cooler on sunday with some sunshine and as we head to yosemite, a live look outside and mid-60s on friday. that will be the high but much more nicer weather heading into the rest of the weekend with 72 degrees for the high on saturday. hot weather in passso robls and sunday, 97 degrees. if you like the cooler weather, might as well stay in the bay area. let me know what you're doing this weekend at kari hall weather and may give you a personalized forecast for the play you're heading to or the event. i'll look at today's temperature trend for fremont coming up. >> we'll look forward to it. coming up next, a bay area judge opens up about a recall.

>> for a while you seem to be the most hated man on the internet. >> probably so. >> judge aaron persky underfire, the reason he says he would make the same decision again. plus, cracking the golden state killer case, what we could learn from inside the courtroom today. when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops.

gavin's not gonna work as governor.

time toetp and get moving and get back to work and

school today. a live look outside in fremont. a lot of people on the roads and we're starting out with a nice and comfortable morning. some low 60s. it's going to heat up fast again today. we're heading back in the mid-80s with sunshine. well above normal temperatures today but a cooldown in the forecast. more of that coming up in five minutes. we're looking, easy drive and low clouds in the area. that's not the problem. the problem is the dublin interchange with the traffic alert continues. we'll give you the update and time things out. >> thanks so much. kari and mike. it is quarter to 6:00 right now. new this morning, aaron persky is defending himself one week before voters decide to kick him off the bench. he gave first television interview this morning to cbs, has been fire since he sentenced brock turner to six months after a sexual assault conviction. critics say it was too lenient and they are targeting persky. he says to avoid attention, he's been using back door of the

courthouse to come and go. the same spot inmates use. >> i accept responsibility for every decision that i've made as a judge. but what i cannot accept are the downstream consequences, the collateral damage if you will to the next case, to the next judge's decision, to even the next juror's decision. i mean, this notion, the power of social media, the power of politics, if it affects jurors, then where are we? we've completely corrupted our system. >> the successful petition to put persky's recall on ballot received 1 million signatures. >> also in court, the accused golden state killer joseph deang low will appear at a sacramento court hois, a previous hearing dealing with unsealing search warrants was continued. deangelo is accused of killing and raping dozens of people in

california in the '70s and 80s. >> it is 5:46. still no word why a small plane crash in the north bay killing both on board. it happened on sunday after the plane took off from the petaluma airport. family members identified richard and susan bristo as two people on board the plane. they are from car michael just outside of sacramento. the couple just weeks away from celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary when the plane crashed on sunday. friends and family say bristo was an experienced pilot never far from his wife or his plane. >> that's all he talked about, all he talked about, his office was decorated in flight maps and planes. there's a lot of people that are feeling pretty sad today. >> witnesses say they could hear strange noises coming from the plane after takeoff. >> if you live in contra costa county, you likely live near a pipeline. this week you can have a say about the safety and management. there are three public forums starting today, tonight's

meeting in alamo is at the creekside community church and tomorrow at the richmond convention center and final meeting at at the antioch community center. 5:48, were you affected by the yahoo! hack? the canadian man will be sentenced today in a san francisco courtroom. in 2014, he was charged with three other men including two officers in russia's federal security service. the men used the information to access accounts of journalists along with russian government officials. >> california's june 5th primary a week away now. millions will head to the polls. today gavin newsom kicks off a statewide campaign bus tour from san francisco city hall this morning. other top candidates for governor including antonio vi a villaraigosa and john cox also kicking their campaigns into high gear. now set your dvr or tune in to

nbc bay area at noon this sunday because we'll rebroadcast our gubernatorial debate we put on earlier this month. you can watch the top six candidates take on issues that matter to all californians. >> new video to show you this morning, volcano out of this world. look at the long range images from nasa and european space agency satellite shows the view in outer space in kilauekilauea unstoppable lava flow. using infrared technology, you can see lava spewing from the volcano. >> that's pretty cool. kari uses the same technology to forecast our weather. >> it looks nothing like that. it's all clear. >> absolutely. we are really enjoying the summer like spike in our temperatures. it's going to be hot today but then tomorrow starts to cool off. we have a lot of changes here. as we start out this morning, live look outside in san francisco, we wake up to no fog and that is what we'll sigh

througho see through the day. heading out for the morning drive to work or school, we'll be at 61 degrees at 7:00. it's going to warm up fast. 73 degrees by 10:00 and 84 degrees at 1:00 today. if you're planning to head outside for lunch, keep in mind it's going to be heating up especially in martinez. check out our temperatures going from 73 at 9:00 to 92 degrees. yeah, it's going to feel like summer out there even as you head back to work. you have to crank up the air conditioning. we'll have low 90s for much of the interior valley. a little cooler, 75 degrees and we'll also have more cooling in san francisco, 70 degrees with mid-80s in santa rosa, as you're starting out this morning getting dressed, it's back to the business where short sleeves and shorts if you can to try to stay cool today. if not, extend your holiday weekend and go to santa cruz. it's going to be much cooler and highs there reaching in the low

70s. we'll be in the low 70s for the inland areas and this is the kind of weather we'll have for a couple of days then going back weekend so you can make plans for the beach. for the coast it's going to be 70 in san francisco on saturday. heading back over to mike, you have an update on the traffic alert. >> we're looking at one major slowdown, everything else looking great. the bay bridge has metering lights on. here's a major slowdown we're talking about, west 580 and 680. you see red to orange. orange is a better seed as far as the sensors go and we cleared all but one lane now. one lane blocked west 580 jammed towards the dublin interchange. and that is a big problem. we'll look at how much of a delay on our waze system, that is the one spot from the heavy traffic and talking about a 14 minutes for a 3.3 miles. that's about ten possibly 12 minutes longer than you

typically take. we're tracking that and timing it out nbc bay area wazers as the team that is revealed at the bottom and hopefully -- also a nice easy drive through oakland. there's a little haze in the air but no problem for the nimitz freeway. >> it's 5:52. a giants favorite almost ready to return to the mound. >> how well can you spell? preliminaries in the scripps spelling bee starts in a few hours. the finals are on thursday. you may soon pay for more for shipping. the u.s. needs 50,000 truck drivers according to experts. the shortage of drivers already costing more, amazon recently increased its prime membership cost by $20 because of increased shipping cost. more news after the break. it )sy

of us after the long weekend. including mike - who held a "unicorn birthday party" welcome back, first day back to work for a lot of us, including mike, who had a unicorn birthday party. take the quiz and respond with your unicorn name. mine is shiny twinkle toes. >> well, that is a long weekend for mike, isn't it? as you get back to work after

memorial day weekend, you probably notice e-mails about privacy policies hitting your inbox, trying to comply with a new european private rules. gdpr took effect on friday. the new law aims to give you more control over your personal data and how it's shared. specifically, it's for europeans and doesn't count in america. almost every online company is making changes though to its sites and apps, might be tempting to delete or ignore the notifications but they could have important nfrgs. >> you should always read the clauses, they are not the most enjoyable thing to read but they are helpful in explaining what you're actually giving up to these companies. >> the benefit that europeans are getting bleed over to us in a lot of policy update e-mails, companies simply say continuing to use the service means you accept the new terms. so read it. >> best buy wants to help older customers. the company is expanding tech support options, best buy

executives are looking to make money in the health industry and testing a service called assured living, aimed at older peopleov products and services. >> take a look at this. hundreds of people are flocking to a catholic church in new mexico, where a virgin mary statue appears to be crying. the bronze statue started crying during sunday mass last week and at the gaup lup pay catholic church. they may use an x-ray machine to see inside. investigators are talking to witnesses who try to figure out what happened. >> if you're expecting a new medicare card it should arrive any day. they have a unique account number instead of your service number. also happening today, alameda county nancy o'malley will talk about scammers targetsing seniors. some are getting phone calls asking them to pay for a new card. medicare will never call you asking for money.

you may have missed this if you missed the news yesterday but we told you about joey chestnut taking on a different food item. >> we see him competing in something, usually hot dogs but somethi yesterday switched it up at the southern california event. can you imagine speed eating shrimp. eight minutes to each as many cocktail shrimp as possible. he ate about sen pounds. here's mr. chestnut saying he enjoyed all of that shrimp. >> this was like something you would eat at the restaurant not eat this this fast. it was like restaurant quality food. it was eating that fast and i was a little bit slow. >> championship belt has notches on it, maybe it's velcro. chestnut holds 40 world records in eating competition. >> i bet it smells great there. >> sporting spectacle in vegas,

the first stanley cup game. the blink 182's drummer leading the drumline. statue of liberty on the strip wore a giant golden knights jersey and michael buffer presented the starting lineup. cap final score 6-4. game two is tomorrow night. long awaited good news for giants pitcher madison bumgarner is making a reappearance, closer to returning to the san francisco giants. he's been in rehab with a fracture in the throwing hand. first pitch is 7:00 on thursday. if you're hoping to buy ticket, it will be a special flash sale at noon today. >> breaking news overseas, a deadly shooting in belgium. what investigators are revealing about a possible motive. >> and starbucks gets ready to

close stores across the country for sensitivity and bias training. the impact it will have on your coffee break. the steps b.a.r.t. is staying to deliver on its promise to clean stations and trains. "today in the bay" continues right now. we've been on the air since 4:30 to bring you your news. >> i'm scott mcgrew, as i walked to the war at 3:30 this morning, it was humid and warm. >> that's kind of your mental note around the bay area that it's not going to be one of those usual days where you start out with clouds and then we'll have cool temperatures. it's already 60 degrees in sunol, which of course is pretty warm. you can feel the difference as we head into today. we're heading back in the '90s and san jose 70 degrees and 75275 in oakland and top out