napa and santa cruz 40, mostly nifz in the morning drive through the east bay will be partly cloudy through the morning. 64 in the east bay, look at that. 66 as it updates. we will see nice and cool weather for today with breezy winds. we'll talk about the rest of the forecast but mike starts with an update for b.a.r.t. riders. >> a good one. they cleared the track maintenance, dehydrate news between walnut and lafayette for that portion of contra costa we're recovering now. we've heard no complaints, i checked with twitter, no problem for b.a.r.t. lines again. overnight maintenance delay. looking at southbound 101. see lanes closed south from willow to university. start to pick up those cones. have to stop traffic right here as you see it heading down toward ikea because they have to pick up cones south of here.

i'll keep scanning with the camera. it was showing up, a little blip, plano on it. 280 cleared through the area. 101, no delays south county all the way up to silicon valley. back to you. >> thanks very much. at 5:00, new overnight. an apology from comedian samantha bee. she addressed the controversy in her first show since the vulgar comment about the president's daughter ivanka trump. kris sanchez, this outrage add lot of people, what did she say. >> she did apologize, mostly for using the word as an insult. she said she uses the word to reclaim it recognizing some women don't want to reclaim it or hear it ever again. you might remember president trump asked cbs to fire samantha bee. samantha bee talked about the

fact people were distracted by her use of the vulgarity when she was trying to make a point about the immigration policy that separates children from their parents when they are found to be undocumented. samantha pea called ivanka trump that vulgar word as she was trying to ask her to use her power and influence over her father in making a change. >> i should have known that a potty mouth insult would be inherently more interesting to them than juvenile immigration policy. i would do anything to help those kids. i hate this distracted from them. for them i am also sorry. >> the president called to fire samantha bee instead they accepted a apology and issued a statement on her behalf last week. they let her poll guys once she returned to the airwaves last night. samantha bee will continue to do her program and she says she will continue to call for social

change. we should focus less on words and more on auction. laura and marcus. >> interesting to see if she select carefully. thanks, kris. 5:02. we're following developing news from oracle arena. this is where a man was shot last night. a live look now. right now police are looking into exactly what happened and even who is responsible. that shooting happened around 9:00 as hundreds of fans leaving the arena. this is after the watch party. the man who was shot is expected to be fined. >> at 5:0 3 we are learning details about mysterious death. contra costa coroner said drowning of 15-year-old danville student was an accident, not a suicide. you may remember this tragic story, ben curry, a freshman at san ramon valley high school was found unresponsive in the school's swimming pool last month. the coroner says surveillance video shows ben getting in the pool with his classmates.

he reportedly goes under water but never came back up. they argue the school district allowed rumors of suicide to continue but surveillance video shows he didn't harm himself. >> hard to imagine the school didn't put a stop to it knowing what the parents were going through. >> the parents calling for accountability. the school district in the statement said it's been consistent to not spread rumors on the case and will start an internal review. 5:04, an update on abused puppies we told you about in oakland. police uping that reward in the case to $40,000. here is the back story. those three dogs were found in a pile of trash over the memorial day weekend. one of them now adopted. the other two are recovering in foster care after having surgery on their jaw. new details on a horrifying crime we told you about this week. rihanna park police said tips led to the arrest of a man who

chased down a teenager girl last month. you may recall we showed you the sketch of the suspect on tuesday. police say several people called and pointed them in the right direction. 44-year-old matthew madrid, a transient from santa rosa will be arraigned later today. happening today, people in the east bay can weigh in with ways to make i- 0 better, specifically central avenue underpass in richmond. transportation leaders want to make it safer for walkers and cyclists. caltrans put a picture of what it looked like now and what it could look like. look at happy bikers. the meeting tonight at council chambers. the latest in san francisco mayor's race, ballot counting begins. >> mark leno carries a narrow lead over london breed. leno only ahead by 1,000 votes and 90,000 ballots to be counted. this is rank choice voting where

voters pick their top three candidates. if no one gets 50% in the first count, then second and third choices come into play. the process creates what's called sincere voting. >> that is i can choose for my first choice somebody not popular but idealogically my first fit and knowing if that person gets eliminated in the early round my ballot will transfer to my second choice. >> gavin newsom said he doesn't get the process and most voters don't either. >> if you can explain it to someone in less than between years, you have mastered an understanding of something i have never fully understood. >> while london breed did not get more than 50% of the vote, she was a top pick by a majority of voters. several east bay mayors will spend today talking about tobacco. it's an annual contra costa

mayor's conference. now, on the agenda an update on the new ordinance to prevent smoking in unincorporated areas. the county wants the city to don't something similar. >> today we get a new sense of how clean or dirty california beaches are. set to unveil the beach report card at 11:00 a.m. including what they call beach bummer list, which are the most polluted spots. there's ten of them. all we know so far, seven of the ten are in northern california. got to clean up our beaches, kari. >> yeah. a lot of people heading there this week and early next week as it heats up. a look outside in dublin. a few clouds rolling by, heading to martinez we'll be at 60 by 9:00. nice cool start and a very comfortable afternoon with highs in the low 70s. sunshine and breezy winds. a look at all of our high temperatures for today, still cool and windy for the coast. half moon bay cloudy with a high of 57 degrees and 59 in san francisco.

napa today 75. really nice and comfortable. still kind of cool in oakland with a high of 63 degrees and 73 today in antioch, livermore 68 and san jose heading up to 71 degrees. now the forecast will be heating up and you've probably heard me say that more than once so i'll show you the numbers coming up in take few minutes. mike, you're watching a truck backing up on highway 101? >> it's okay that area is coned off. i moved the camera a couple moments ago trying to anticipate it coming back into view. not happening quickly enough. looking over here a couple of lanes still blocked and a couple of lanes available. sunshine 101. our camera basically at four seasons hotel off the freeway across from ikea. that's where the jam is right now. give it enough time. follow the slow progress, that's what i do. that's the only slowing we see. the stretch from willow across the camera, clear from embarcadero and clearing lanes now.

like my kids when they say done at 5:00, start clearing at 5:00. they start to get ready when i say get in the car. that seems to be the pattern around the bay. no problem for the south bay, live look at the north bay shows san rafael curves and some traffic but no problems, novato to golden gate bridge. back to you. >> 5:09, coming up next on "today in the bay." a mother's hass resort, a baby tossed from an apartment building. a nearby stranger who came to the rescue. >> a different kind of burn in business and tech. a short burn that doesn't involve babies coming up. >> to see them, my heart was leaping. later, an emotional family reunion. coming up at 5:25, the woman commuted by the president speaks out for the first time. enjoying life outside prison.

mike traffic tease it )s thursday. good reit m now at 5:12, wake up out the door to nice cool temperatures and a few clouds rolling by. a live look outside in san jose. let's go to willow glen where it will stay in the 50s. this time of year up to 70 degrees, we're not going to be warm that day. it will heat up later this weekend and early next week. we'll talk about that as you

make summer plans. that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> i'm guessing this is why it's cooler, the wind is blowing the flag there. fremont moves nicely. we'll show you what's going on in palo alto. that traffic break continues. it's thursday, a very good morning to you. the dow did very well, back above 25,000. facebook fell on worries they will be dragged back before congress. we'll talk more about that in a minute. look at that tesla number. tesla jumped big. this is important. tesla ceo elon musk calls this his short burn. a short is when investors place a bet against the stock. a lot of people are betting against tesla. they got burned when the stock price went up yesterday. musk was able to do that by announcing tesla was very de los making 5,000 tesla model 3s, something if they keep it up would make them profitable.

musk makes these promises all the time. they don't generally work out. recently we discovered a full one quarter of people who put money down and withdraw it waiting for their nonexistent car. donald trump will travel to g7 summit in canada this weekend. the gathering of the world's most powerful free economies. we'll talk more about that as we talk politics. mentioned facebook, yesterday talked bow how facebook was in trouble after it revealed it had given user dat to chinese pho phonemakphon phonemaker huawei, a company dealing with chinese intelligence. here you see zuckerberg on the hill. they are trying to convince congress to recall him to testify again. they are angry he knew about the

huawei situation but never testified before congress. he said users had complete control over who seized their data. he said that under oath, he said it to congress. so often it is not the original situation, it's what you say about it or what you cover up or what you do. >> what comes out. >> you hold up your hand like this that ends up being the problem, and this a serious problem. >> it will be interesting if he comes back again. thank you, scott. another peninsula city considering a head count tax. we first told you about this tuesday. mountain view, cupertino, think apple, based on the number of people who work at a tech company. now leaders in sunnyvale might do the same thing. apple has offices in sunnyvale. essentially it charges beg companies more if employees work in the city limits.

they argue they should pay for in taxes to fund infrastructure improvement. opponents say the tax would discourage job growth. developing in guatemala, kids hurt in that volcano eruption arrived in america for treatment overnight. the death toll keeps rising, right now standing at 99. 200 people are still missing. we're also hearing stories of heroism. a brave father and son record themselves, look here, driving toward the ash cloud. this is to help people get to safety. this video is from sunday. they made 13 trips to help rescue those people. in the last 36 hours on hawaii's big island have been the most destructive since the volcano roared back to life over a month ago. hundreds of homes there were destroyed as rivers of lava whipped spoke the communities the there. a picturesque bay with molten

rock. fissures there spew lava and 500 earthquakes struck the big island just this week. >> watch this video. take a look at this. new video showing a man. right. the place is on fire. watch from the window they toss down a baby and a man below catches it. an 11-year-old boy dropped out of the window. witnesses say the mother of the child also jumped out of the window. the baby and his mother both have mississippior injuries from jumping out of the window but they both survived. isn't that amazing there. >> it is. >> 5:17, new this morning given to the unfortunate, a hospital serving uninsured is celebrating ten-year verse. >> the order of malta clinic near lake merritt in oakland provides free preventive care services. they pull this off with the hope of doctors and nurses volunteering services. the clinic handled hundreds every month and we spoke to the

medical director about its vital role in the community. >> i think it benefits not only the individual patient but also the community. for instance last year, we had a couple of active pulmonary tuberculosis patients. if we hadn't treated them, how would they have received care. the clinic plans to roll out a mobile unit later this month focusing on contra costa county where it's harder for the patients to commute from. >> how nice to help them more. >> good to see. the weather looking good. >> it does look pretty good this weekend as a lot of people are getting out of school. we have kids going on summer break or maybe already on summer break, so let's make plans. get out the door with a live look outside from belvedere looking towards san francisco.

it's a mostly clear start. we've seen clouds near the coast. it will be at times partly to mostly cloudy. heading out 55 san jose, palo alto and livermore. 54 in oakland and 57 now in san francisco. heading out to some of those hiking trails in the east bay, going to the park, we will have clouds to start and it's going to be 53 at 7:00. by 10:00 it's going to start to feel much nicer. skies will be clearing and it will be comfortably warm today with a high reaching into the mid-70s in parts of the east bay. as we go to the south bay, it will be that warm. gilroy up to 74, 68 in milpitas, also 65 in hayward. in concord look for a high of 72 degrees and some upper 60s and 67 today in palo alto. san francisco is still going to be cool and windy but we will get some clearing today. check out those winds coming from the west at 20 miles per

hour and in sonoma today a very nice 73 degrees. now it's going to be windy once again. let's check out the wind speed forecast coming in from the west to northwest. in san francisco in the middle of the day, the time line at 5:00, winds coming in at about 21 miles per hour. it will also be windy through the delta and parts of east bay with wind speeds at 15 to 20 miles an hour. as you make plans for the weekend, the san mateo county fair kicks off this saturday and it will be in the upper 60s during the middle of the afternoon dropping back into the upper 50s late at night. so let me know what you're doing this weekend. i'm on facebook and twitter and we'll talk about that whole weekend forecast coming up in less than 20 minutes if you can stick around. here is a look at that weekend forecast for inland areas. it is still going to be nice and warm but turning hot early next week. upper 90s by tuesday. san francisco in the low 70s. mike, you're showing only a couple of spots. >> that's right, kari. i'm concerned about one spot 580

eastbound over there out of piedmont hills area. we do have a crash reported and it may have a car in the lane. i'll track that. it's away from the bay bridge. all the other sensors look green except for here in palo alto. southbound 101 continues. the reason i didn't catch that truck when i moved the cameras because the truck stopped there. look at that on the southbound side flashing lights, two lanes blocked as you pass by university. see that truck here, the one i'm pointing to, slowly moving back picking up cones. south of that lanes loosen up and they all open. should be back up to willow over the next 10 minutes. we will track that that's the only slow spot on the peninsula 101 there. across golden gate bridge easy drive as the sun comes up. look at that beautiful view if you're headed to the north bay you have that to greet you as well. over here in oakland nice smooth drive southbound a good volume past coliseum but so does the northbound side. i think it's finally died down over oracle arena.

back to you guys. >> 5:21, coming up next on "today in the bay," a bizarre road rage dispute caught on camera. what set off this angry driver. talk more about the warriors big win in just a bit. kevin durant helped that big win. mike says he's really the reason they won. that's because he refused to change out his dirty sweatshirt so he wouldn't jinx the team. can you actually read about all of this on his facebook page right now. that's mike inouye. >> good thing you didn't have to smell it. talking this morning.

5:25 right now, to this bizarre story of road rage. this is happening, something a lot of people are talking about this morning. take a look at it. cell phone video showing the driver of the white chevy trail blazer jose alvarez repeatedly ramming into the parked honda suv eventually pushing that into the intersection. you see him jumping on top of that car. the thing about it is no one was in t in there, he didn't stop with crv. he was jumping on it, kicking out windows. witnesses say it looked like something out of a movie. >> seemed really upset. there's a couple of moments where he bends over and started hitting his head.

>> alvarez was arrested and faces felony assault and vandalism charges. we still don't know when his connection to the honda is but police think he was under the from you of drugs. >> the tennessee grandmother trump release freddie prison said she will appreciate every single day. >> you surely heard this story. her name is alice marie johnson. the video of her running to embrace her family yesterday. she's 63 years old and was serving a life sentence for a first time drug offense more than 20 years ago. here she is a free woman talking this morning on the "today" show. >> we are going to appreciate every single moment that we have. sometimes we take family and life for granted. i'll never do that again. i want to take this chance to try to magnify what has happened with me so that people will remember there are other people who are just like me who are

first time nonviolent offenders who pose no safety risk to their community. i can't just walk away and forget about those left behind. >> you also may remember it was kim kardashian who heard johnson's story and personally appealed to the president to commute johnson's sentence. >> 5:27 coming up on "today in the bay." an overnight health warning in the east bay. it's scary. you don't realize how difficult fires are when water supplies are so minimal everywhere. >> a massive junkyard fire causing concern in contra costa county. the reason people were told to stay inside. plus new this morning, a string of disturbing crimes. the search for a woman police say deliberately tried to set two preschools on fire. you could save energy

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good thursday morning. feels like friday eve around here. >> it is. >> it is. >> taking a live look outside, bay bridge there. notice the sun's arrival across the bay area. another nice day ahead. good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. 5:30 right now, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's bring in kari hall. you've got good fuse for us? >> not seeing low clouds and fog here as we get a view from san francisco and bay bridge from

that vantage point. highs today pretty cool, san francisco 59, mid-70s for inland areas and low 70s for san jose today. looking ahead to the weekend, it will be slightly warmer on saturday and a little bit warmer than that on sunday. but next week it is going to sizzle. as you make weekend plans we'll talk about what's ahead coming up in about seven minutes. mike says you're watching a pattern on the bay bridge. >> i am. kari, there is a pattern as the back-up forms. it might not be so evident but over the last seven minutes i saw fasttrack lanes really quickly and cash lanes are slow as metering lights turned on at the toll plaza. what that usually indicates, the commute is there definitely. folks will oftentimes let off on the commute for later traffic flow. that's what we're seeing now. what am i trying to say. lighter traffic even though metering lights.

there's the rest of the drive, easy drive, cones picked up, marc marcus, back to you. >> 5:31. we want to talk about developing news in the east bay. authorities lifted health advisory for people after a fire burned through a junkyard. "today in the bay's" bob redell live, to be clear, that threat is over. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. still smell the fire in the air but fog to be worried about. within the past hour or so, fire in contra costa county lift thad health advisory saying it's okay to breathe normally. come back outside, reopen windows and doors after a fire burned through cars there at the a-1 auto recyclers along pittsburgh antioch highway. the fire started around 5:30 last night possibly with a candle in a tent in a nearby homeless encampment according to

a fire department. flames burned into a field and into a junkyard releasing toxic fumes. the county issued that advisory to people to stay inside. that advisory lifted. we did speak with two business owners who stored their trucks here and at the time didn't know if their equipment survived the fire. >> when a call comes it's scary. hard things you worked hard for could be gone. >> it's scary. you don't realize how difficult fires are when water supplies are so minimal everywhere. >> accidents happen. hope friday it wasn't done intentionally. fire department hasn't determined whether the candle was knocked over intentionally or accidentally. they have not put that out yet. three people, including a firefighter, were burned slightly but they were treated and released, going to be okay. reporting live in pittsburgh, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> glad to hear people are doing okay. thank you so much, bob. 5:33.

new this morning, newark police are looking for this woman here. she was carrying a bottle, a molotov cocktail or some kind of explosive. she tried to set a preschool on fire over the weekend. molotov cocktail failed to light, then she threw the bottle through the glass front door. investigators think she may be connected to a fire at a union city preschool that same weekend. new gruesome details emerging in a murder case in the mission district. police identified the woman whose body was found dismembered. her name is 61-year-old margaret rose mamer. officers found her body parts early this week in a storage bin under the apartment apartment where she rented a room from 47-year-old lisa gonzalez. prosecutors claim gonzalez used a hacksaw in the crime. neighbors say the two women kept mostly to themselves. >> it's unbelievable. you don't think of these things

happening downstairs from you. >> plays say gonzalez told them she argued with mamer because she refused to move out. she's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. happening now, the search is on for the driver of this suv. atmosphere blue or black jeep grand cherokee. contra costa deputies say it's connected to a shooting in north richmond. happening today in oakland, we'll find out if the warehouse fire trial will be postponed. it's scheduled to begin next month but lawyers want to push it to september. however, the other lawyers want things to stay the way they are. both men facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter charges. your commute may be affected in the east bay, major east bay road closing for pg&e work. it will close at 7:00 this morning. lasts until the end of august. you shouldn't have a problem

getting to saint mary. >> 5:35 and happening today, vta board will talk about automated electric shuttles. it's on the agenda for tonight. the vta will get funding from $830,000 grand. the board needs took sign off to get that money. this morning the warriors are just one win away from another nba title. >> isn't it amazing? >> back-to-back. >> i know. dubs beat cavs 110-102 in cleveland. kevin durant scored 43 points. here he is talking about his hot night. >> we struggled to shoot the ball early on. i felt like i had some good looks. i started asking for more of them, and i was able to knock down some shots for us. >> ask for more and you get it. dubs up 3-0. wouldn't blame you if you started making plans to enjoy another victory parade next week. just saying, mike. >> you know, i'm just saying you

guys talked about my social media post, i do take a little credit for that. >> you wear a certain sweatshirt. >> i had a sweatshirt on and i didn't want to break the momentum. it was too hot but i kept it on for the team. >> we thank you for not wearing it to work. >> over here southbound 101, still shows slowing. we are not sweating this. cones are getting picked up, holding up just shy of university. still a little slow willow, right there. that disappeared. we have improvement over the next few minutes as they pull the rest of the cones through palo alto. the rest of the drive moves nicely. looking at south county, no problems, san martine northbound out of the south county. over her and toward north bay richmond, san rafael bridge. >> there's nobody there. >> here they come. >> those with cash say there's a few people here. that's a voice thing, only at

that bridge. >> exactly. hey, you know what's coming? the weekend. >> the weekend. >> i'm excited about it because we know it's going to be nice and warm. we've had some cool weather this week. if you're going to the peach, it is still going to be chilly this. 66 degrees will be the high. the bay at 74 degrees and 79 inland. on sunday it will be a little warmer while the beach stays cool. a lot of sunshine and some very nice weather this weekend. san mateo county fair kicks off on saturday. it's going to be in the upper 60s. sunshine as we go into the evening make sure you bring a jacket. it's going to cool off fast especially if you're going to late concerts. the skies will stay clear. hitting the road, maybe heading out with kids going to lake shasta, there will ab chance of rain on saturday. highs only up to 65 degrees. sunday will be a better day to get outside. 77 with sunshine. here is a live look at the sierra this morning. kirk wood starts out with nice

clear sunrise. by tomorrow the high will be 64 degrees. cooler on sunday, more clouds. looks like the rain stays away from the sierra and 59 degrees on sunday. going to santa cruz this weekend, hey, actually friday is your day. it's going to be up to 75 degrees and only some upper 60s for the rest of the weekend with a mix of sun and clouds. low clouds and fog will return. in the tri-valley some nice and warm weather. sunshine very comfortable on saturday. partly cloudy skies, it's going to be windy as well. by sunday up to 77 degrees. we really don't get that heat up until early next week. whatever you're planning to do, it does look really nice. let me know what your weekend plans are. @karihall on facebook and twitter. make weekend plans with the forecast and talk about what's ahead and keep up to date with the chances in our weather for next week. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. >> sounds good. we'll look forward to it, kari.

>> looking forward on "today in the bay," a dozen prized canines stolen ahead of a bay area dog show.

kari weather tease mike traffic tease right now at 5:42, a mostly cloudy start with a live look outside in san jose this morning. you will need sunglasses eventually but we will start out with clouds. in evergreen 58 at 9:00 and

upper 60s by noon. we'll stay in the upper 60s and low 70s today, much cooler than our normal high of 78 degrees. it's going to heat up. we'll talk about the weekend forecast early next week when we reach into the 90s. that's in less than five minutes. live look at san jose shows you the reason why we saw a little slowing on our sensors, right here north 101 at 680. things moving nicely. we'll talk about what i see on the peninsula coming up. thanks so much, kari and mike. it's 5:43. new this morning a story for dog lovers and really all of us. a search continues throughout california for a van full of show dogs a seattle man driving 15 dogs to vallejo for a show when the van was stolen. here are some of the pictures of the dogs. the van was stolen from in-n-out parking lot in redding yesterday.

the driver left the van running so the dogs could have air conditioning. when he came out, the van was gone. they are looking for this man, the surveillance camera captured him. the dogs belong to differ people. as you can imagine, they are very worried. a transit driver arrested for bringing a loaded gun on his route. he's expected in court. he told investigators he carried a pistol because he feared for his safety. elves arrested at b.a.r.t. in san leandro. he e-mailed his supervisors telling them he was bringing the gun to work. our investigative unreported before about bus drivers being attacked behind the wheel. watch those stories on nbcbayarea.com. we could get an update on plans to electrify caltrain track. we've covered this story for years now and the bay area portion is part of what leaders say will eventually be the

bullet train linking san francisco to l.a. live look at the dumb bart bridge, one impacted by regional measure 3 just passed by voters. the measure approved in seven out of nine bay area counties on tuesday. the measure raises bridge tolls by $3 over the next two years. today water transportation leaders will discuss that measure in san francisco. happening today, house republicans will work on an immigration compromise. that meeting comes as illegal border crossings are going up. more than 50,000 people arrested last month. the third month in a row arrests have topped 50,000. president trump not happy about it. he has criticized homeland security secretary. quarter to 6:00, meantime federal judge said tearing families apart at the borders are in his words brutal. >> scott mcgrew, he's leading an appeal to go forward in court. >> reporter: yes it is.

a policy of separating parents and children who are asking for asylum is cruel specifically said it's brutal, offensive and fails on human decency. two things to understand about this situation. first, people seeking asylum at the border are not breaking the law. they are following the law. our asylum law works that way. show up at the border if you're fleeing persecution, we will protect you. attorney general jeff sessions says some aren't showing up in the proper designated crossings. that's true. generally speaking the people we're talking about in this court case are following the law. second, president trump says they are breaking the law. there is no law. it's policy and the president can reverse it. other news, first lady back in public after a hiatus. she appeared with the president

at hurricane planning meeting. here is the president speaking for the first lady. >> a rough patch. she's doing great. we're proud of her. she's done a fantastic job as first lady. the people love you. the people of the country love you. went to blast on mainstream media that she had a face-lift or being abused. the president denied abuse. the first time we can think of a president out of the blew denying he's abusing the first lady. as for a face-lift, mika brzezinski took issue with that the nbc host did have a face-lift. candidate trump, not president trump said he didn't have to invite mika to a party because, quote, she was bleeding badly to a face-lift. i said no. he's called mika dumb as a rock and crazy. finally the president will meet with shinzo abe ahead of the g7 in candidate.

this morning the president said he would do and fight for fair trade deal. this is a gathering of the big free economies in the world. angela merkel will be there. she tells a drm newspaper she expects this to be contentious. hey, if you can prove me wrong about the mainstream media thing, hit me up on twitttwitte twitter @scottmcgrew. >> if you can shatter a record, imagine three times. >> two climbers have everyone beat. alex honnold and tommy coldwell broke the el capton record. yesterday they broke the two-hour barrier for that climb. the first time someone ever scaled el cap, 60 years ago and it took them 12 days. these guys did it under two hours.

>> they keep doing it. aren't they tired? >> no, i'm telling you, we were just up there. no, that's the right way, that's the right way. >> we do have to keep in mind, you know, they are experienced climbers. everyone shouldn't just try that, you know. >> not for the weekend. >> we're going to have great weather whether you're here or hitting the road going to yosemite. it's going to stay nice and clear. let's get a look at our morning, getting out the door in dublin. it's a nice, cool start. these clouds will help keep it cooler today with breezy winds. we will get clearing heading into the afternoon so that morning drive through the east bay, you see the partly cloudy skies. you may have to turn on the hereto a little bit or open up windows, let nice cool air in to wake you up on this thursday. it will reach into the upper 60s by early afternoon with some sunshine. checking out walnut creek, it is going to be another beautiful day, reaching into the low 70s by 3:00 today we should reach about 73. as we look at all of our highs,

in concord 72, napa 75. it's still going to be cool and windy in san francisco but some clearing will happen later today. not so much half moon bay. 72 the high, palo alto up to 67. san jose reaching 71 degrees. as you're starting out this morning, you get a look out the window, it is cloudy in the south bay. grab a hat, especially if you have to deal with those gusty winds, light long sleeves will keep you comfortable today as we reach into the upper 60s. then the rodeo will be kicking off this weekend. tonight you'll be able to get a preview at robertson park and it will be in the upper 60s. sunshine and cooling down nicely as we head into tonight. our forecast over the next several days, we go from 74 today to 84 tomorrow and we'll come back down a few degrees on saturday before those temperatures really ramp up. it will be hot next week, highs in the mid to upper 90s inland and san francisco.

59 today but miss 70s next week. so far the commute looking good. >> it is. they gave me some time so i'll take it here. as we focus this portion of the peninsula, no slowing shows up on this portion of palo alto but i will show you we're in the final stages. there it is. the set of flashing lights, cone picker upper is back towards willow and should be completely cleared from lanes in the next couple of minutes. light traffic that's why we have slowing on the sensors, able to get by in two lanes just fine. here heading to peninsula, san mateo bridge nicely, a little build to the commute as far as that volume goes on westbound 92. no big concern. westbound 80 the bay bridge heading across the bay. perkily curve, great, great drive off the maze. 80, speeds only the toll plaza back-up because metering lights are on and this only thursday, guys, with lighter traffic. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up here on "today in the

bay," it is not a movie. you're seeing a real live tornado. where the storm chaser saw the twister. >> 5:51, happening now, a boy scout might be facing charges at tsa says he brought a fake grenade at the hobby airport. tsa found it and agents called in to investigate. police say the boy was carrying it as part of an exercise of what not to bring to an airport. just approved cap on ride sharing. it put a limit on how much uber and lyft can charge. the mayor needs to sign off on that law. more news after the break. 5:52. we )re always active on so

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gotten into a fight. >> new this morning must nottics trying to make buses less crowded. they launched a new fleet of trains designed to make the commute easier but they only run one car at a time. according to the examiner the muni will start running two car trains on the line. the examiner says two cars, trains will start running next week. they will expand more fedex month. >> take a look at the picture from the newsroom, a passenger steers a bus to safety. this t there you see him there. the bus driver passed out. he was riding a bus in northern utah. he noticed the bus was swerving and nearly veered off the road. cars around the bus, he went up to the front and asked the driver if he was okay but the driver didn't respond. >> then all of a sudden he

started to seize, fell back in his chair and hands fell off the wheel. i thought maybe he would come out of it but he never came out of it. >> he grabbed the bus and steered to the middle lane. it took him a minute to get his foot off the gas and he hit the brake. everyone on the bus is fine and the driver is doing well today. like a scene out of a movie. this isthmus see tv thursday. take a look at this tornado in wyoming, it was all caught on camera. look at the size of that thing. it's retweeted across the world. rightfully so. it's pretty amazing to see there, the size of it. it doesn't look real but it is. it was on the ground 45 minutes. we checked the forecast, still don't know what the wind speeds were of that twister. luckily "nightly news" was hurt. twister moving reference there, does helen hunt know about it? >> 5:57, new this morning, questions for you, do you still have a land line phone?

if you do you might be alone. they say more than half don't have a land line but have a cell phone. 1 2 million adults live with households with only cell phones. more than 40% of adults and young adults only have cell phones. new this morning, a closer look at the cost of health care. average health care cost for family of four will top $28,000. it's about $1200 increase from last year. health care costs have been increasing about $100 a month over the last decade, even though the industry isn't growing as fast. walmart wants to bring napa valley to your neighborhood. it launched a new winemaker selection. ten distinct labels from napa, france, italy only cost $11 a bottle. walmart trying to appeal to more upscale pirs. earlier this year the retailer

unveiled meal kits. we have changes to tell you about today, there won't be an 11:00 a.m. newscast because of the french open and daytime lineup shifting a bit because of the stanley cup finals. now, steve starts at 2:00 today, the ellen degeneres starts at 3:00, "nightly news" starts at 4:00 and especially edition of nbc bay area news at 4:30. 5:00 stanley cup begins and will carry another special edition newscast at 8:00. samantha bee returns to television after insulting ivanka trump. >> i crossed the line, i regret it and i do apologize that. >> her apology and why there are bigger issues to worry about paragraph gang shooting. what police are trying to figure out after shots ring outside of oracle arena after fans pour out of a warriors watch party.

>> too close to you will -- call. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> we'll get to your traffic, right now carrie hkari has good >> we enjoy cool weather, that continues this afternoon although we're seeing clouds. here is a live look outside in san jose. in sunnyvale, 59 at 10:00 and the sun will break out. a beautiful clear afternoon, highs in the upper 60s and much cooler than normal. if you're going hiking in the east bay, start out low 50s and reaching into the mid-70s for the afternoon. overall a comfortable day. as we head over to mike, the commute looking pretty good so far. >> kari, i caught that qualifier, sti