ad lib live picture - oracle welcome to wednesday ing. halfway throu the workweek. a live look outside oracle arena, even the arena going to get a little rest after all of the excitement from the warriors and lights still glistening there. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> today going to be a cooldown, right? >> not so much. only for the coast because they'll feel a little bit of a difference tod b for the inland areas, it's still going to be just as hot, reaching back in the '90s. as we get a live look outside in san jose, all clear as you get ready to start out. it already feels quite warm and we're going to see those low 60s at 8:00 and low 80s by 2:00

today. looking at highs for the south bay, up to 88 degrees, 95 in concord and 92 in napa. san francisco coming down just a couple of degrees from yesterday. we'll talk about a bigger cooldown in the forecast. vianey has an early look at the morning commute. >> we haven't even major accidents. the roads are better and highways areover recg after the big celebration yesterday in oakland. i'm sure all of the oakland residents are happy. a quick look at the bay bridge, i did see in slowing here. looks like there might a minor fender bender which means somebody came up a little bit too fast and hopefully they can move that over to the side so there's no buildu the next half hour or so, still no metering lights just yet. as of now we're doing pretty good in the traffic department. let's hope it stays that way for a wednesday. it gets better heading into friday though. back to you. >> thank you so much. breaking news, the bay area already in world cop soccer frenzy. the bay area may host the world

cup games eight years from now because fifa granted the2026 nor world cup to north america. u.s., mexico and canada together made the bid. when fifa leaders visited, the visit included levi stadium. fifa only made the announcement about 60 minutes ago. kris sanchez following up on the story this morning. she's going to join usthe a top of e hour. our sister station tell telemundo, begins tomorrow morning at 4:30 as urugauy faces off against egypt. people in wall nult creek may have seen a lot of firefighters in the nehood. a house firil elderly man and sent two others to the hospital. bob has the latest for us.

>> reporter: good morning, to you, l and marcus, this is a story of a son who tried to save his elderly father from the fire here in walnut creek. we're here in the 700 block of mandarin lane, you're looking at the two-story home that burned down. the fire started around 12:45 this morning. fire protection district three adults inside, a man and elderly parents when firefighters arrived, the son and his mom had gotten out. they were here on the front lawn. the son also tried to save his father asleep in the upstairs bedroom. all three had been asleep according to the fire department. firefighters were a t get the father out of the house but sadly he did not survive. that son and his mom were taken to the hospital for cuts and smoke inhalation. this was a two-alarm fire and the fire department says they had it knocked down in 30 minutes. one of the biggest obstacles were the solar panels on the roof. it made difficult to cut through the roof and vent the fire. the house is a loss.

and the fire department, they do have an investigator here right now and he is going to try to figure out wt caused th. reporting live in walnut creek, bob re-dell, "today in the bay." >> tragic way to start today. thanks, bob. 4:34. things got more serious for a man who started controversy trashing a homeless man's property. >> hey! help me! >> this is the reason a new video clip showing a violent altercation, appears to show him take a phone from a man filming him. the man confronted himbo a separate viral video showing him trashing a homeless man's property near lake merritt. facing theft and assault charges and people in oakland are still talking abt the first video. >> going into his space, why is it cause to go in his space? >> causing a stir online with some people now referring to him

as jogger joe. expected to answer charges lat this morning. you know how tough housing is right now in silicon valley? mountain view churches are answering the call to pvi uniq sanctuary for those involved. launching a new pilot program, it's called lots of love. the lots they are referring to are parking lots. the goal here is to secure safe parking spots in mountain view at those churches so that homeless people don't have to park on the street. local leaders say they really hope this cuts down on the number of cars people live in on busy city streets. >> means 100 peopl who aren't out on the street. safer for them, ps them in touch with the help they need and frankly, i think it's going to be well received byneighborh little tired of folks out there for other homes in the businesses. >> the churches will also provide access to restrooms and running water. that program starts next month.

>> bill banning bay conversion therapy in california is advancing. the judiciary committee passed the proposal. the practice is harmful to young people. critics say it infringes on religious liberty. >> coming up next on "toy in the bay," apple making changes, the app store. the new rules to better protect customer's information. finding new ways to trick you into answering their calls. that warning you need to know and what to do if you get one of those calls. you like dinosaurs?

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good morning, i'm contessa brewer, here are today's top business headlines. wall street appears to be in a wait and see mode until investors get a big decision from the federal reserve this afternoon. futures look positive this mork morning. the fed widely expected to hike interest rates for the second time this year as the economy improves. ras on a wide variety of higher loans, including mortgages and car loans. we get a report on inflation this morning and stocks held steady following the trump/kim summit in singapore. the nq rose 43. at&t has won cart approval for $85 billion takeover of time warning, spurning an attempt to block the deal. the justice department h argued the merger will drive up

costs for claim. frth largest deal ever in the media telecom industry. the ruling could open the flood gates to more mega deals. sources say comcast, the parent of nbc universal could move ahead with a bid to buy fox's entertainment assets as sooas today. apple has quietly changed the rules in the app store, better to protect user's data. it bans developers from selling and sharing user's contacts. previously they asked for phone contacts and sometimes sold that information without your explicit consent. they can still ask for the nt data. marcus and laura. >> good to see you, thank you. >> if you're like me, you're probably getting more and more of those scam calls. those numbers probably look kind of familiar to you. i've been getting a lot of them. i can tell whi are the scammers the fcc says peopl filed more than 7 million complaints wit the national do

not call registry last year. here's the new trick, those scammers are using your area code or even the first six digits of a friend's phone number to try to trick you into answering tha call. they say if you don't recognize that number, don't answer. >> but pick up mine. >> always pick up yours. >> hot weather across the bay area is continuing and any relief coming? >> i don't know if you'll like the digits we're seeing today but in spots like palo alto, not bad at all. low 60s and we we will get more sunshine reach being in the upper 70s by early afternoon with breezy wind we'll have he releaf in the forecast coming up next. today i

live look at san mateo bridge on this wednesd welcomeay back to "today in the bay" on this wednesday morning. taking a live look outside, san mateo bridge, complete weather and traffic coverage coming up in just minutes. >> new overnight, a happy ending to a story you might have followed online. around 2:30 , a raccoon finally reached the top of minnesota skyscraper. many are thinking who cares about this. i'm going to explain this to you. the story started trending worldwide yesterday afternoon in st. paul and that little guy right there, started scaling a 50 story building and office workers started to post pictures of the animal clearly scared far off the ground and people line

those streets withse bin ak collars to watch this happen. fire crews decided iwas too dangerous toe e raccoon. they did put cat food if it made it to the stop. it did. it made it there early this morng. to show you how invested people are in this, here's reaction from inside our affiliate newsroom this morning. >> oh, my gosh. >> go go! whoo! like they were watching a race or something. no word on what will happen to the animal now, even where it is this morning. at last check, nobody could find it. but hey, it achieved its goal, it's an internet store now. >> now the raccoon who wants to be formerly known as raccoon. >> yeah. >> that raccoon was digging in your trash, would not be cheering like that. right? >> like a possum.

people would not be gathered around. >> the truth this morning. and the truth is it's going to be another hot day. we're going to still have those '90s for the inland areas. here's a live look outside in san francisco this morning, we're still really excited after th warriors victory parade yesterday. you can see the flag waving, golden state flag there right in san francisco. we have some mostly clear skies and seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. as you get started this morning we are going to see those temperatures starting out in the '50s and 60s, it is 74 at 10:00. you have those temperatures climbing ft in some spots closer to the coast. inland areas looking at some from antioch reaching 96 degrees to 92 in napa. also 92 in ukia, san francisco will be coming down a few

degrees, slightly cooler in half moon bay with a high of 63 degrees there. starting out this morning, you're standing in front of the closet getting dressed and it will be a good day for light colored clothing, maybe a t-shirt and shorts good options to h kp you cool. don't forget the allergy medication. we still have a high amount of grass pollen that has not ge't look to ove the next few days. meanwhile, we've seen a lot of changes tracking hurricane bud. now this yesterday morning at this time was a category this morning it is falling apart. great news as it heads to cabo because it's expected to move inland now as a tpical storm by friday and then quickly race off towards the north heading over toweardseneficial rain. we will continue on with some dry weather. highs in the mid-90s inland and much cooler tomorrow with some upper 80s. that cooldown continues on friday with 79 degrees. and low 80s for the week for th

vianey, you've been tracking the morning commute. first part ofex ek what's going on right now? >> it's been quiet so far, but just as i was about to come out here for thereport, i did see this accident pop up along 101 and ran back very quickly to check what it was. it appears it may be involving a couple of vehicles, a mini van looks to be blocking one of the lanes. so we could start seeing slowing on the northbound side along 101 right near the los altos area. i'll keep a closer eye on that. the rest of theay area is looking pretty good. the south bay drive times moving 101, eight minutes and 5, 25mitm in san jose 101, traffic seems to be going by pretty smoothly. i'll send it back to you. >> 4:48, continuing coverage of these wildfires burning in colorado. this morning we know that it covers 91 acres. hundreds of ppllready ecuated a

say they are in full wildfire response and request mode. theyctlly s ig air attack that's how they are covering this. the u.s. forest service is closing trails in that area. >> a wildfire continues to burn this morning in carson city, nevada. the fire started when a camper's fire accidentally spread. no homes are immediately threatened but voluntary evacuations are in effect for the west side of the city. >> have you been a victim of a crime? new research shows that california voters decision to reduce penalty for drug and property crimes in 2014 contributed to a rise in theft, particularly with car burglaries and shoplifting. the public policy institute of california put out a study and the institute does say the change did not increase violent crimes. it did reduce prison and jail populations. >> the radical plan to split california into three states is

in your hands. it's called cal 3 andarned a spot on the november ballot. the idea spearheaded by investor tim draper. reporters delivered 600,000 signatures in order to qualify for the ballot. here are the proposed borders, bay area and sacramento would be part of northern california. l.a. would simply be california. and fresno all the way down through san bernardino and san diego would be considered southern california. if voters approve it, state lawmakers would have to give it the okay. the federal government also has to agree. switching gears, her nostalgic question. every watched the smurfs growing up? little blue people. they turn 60 this year. >> and belgium, there's a new exhibit to celebrate the anniversary here. it uses virtual reality to allow fans to live in smurf villages and ride through mystical

forests and caves. we looked it up and those smurfs started as a belgian comic strip. that's how it started. >> gargamel. >> and the little cat, fat cat, yeah. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," what immigration officials are saying about the i.c.e. raid that they were warned about. >> consumer investigator chris chmura says there's a good reasooad the app. >> might get you out of $25 ticket. since 2013, california law allowed drivers to show proof of insurance electronically. that means if a police officer pulls you over and asks for proof of insurance, you can pull out your phone. otherwise it's a $25 fine. send us your consumer questions, 8 8-996-tips or online

nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> good to know. first happening now. 4:52. victims of the golden state killer could soon receive compensation. usually crime victims have three years after a crime to seek compensation but new language added to senate bill 858 would allow victims to receive compensation now that the suspect has been identified. plus a former dallas cowboys cheer leader suing the team. erika wilkins alleges unfair and unequal pay. wilkins would often work more than 40 hours per week and not receive overtime. more news after this break.

a follow-up... emails obtained by the mercury a new look at wcome back to you. e-mails pro a new l at the federal response before and after the bay area immigration

raids earlier this year. i.c.e. agents detained more than 200 people in raids from california to oregon. e-ils iicate i.c.e. considered the rds success and a victory over oakland mayor libby shaft. publicly the white house blasted shaft forgiving an early warning but the e-mails didn't indicate the comme allowed for anyone to evade agents. 4:55. the decision to cut the microphone or a valedictorian is now sparking a much larger call for change inhe north bay. >> petaluma high school's cision to cut the mike prompted supporters last night to pack a boaf education hearing. they held signs saying let her speak. she was silenced last week when she tried to talk about sexual assault. parents and students last night demaed more for school leaders. >> if you do not do anything, you are teaching these boys that what they are doing is okay and you are teaching the girls to

shut up and take it. >> i hope they stop just trying to sweep it all under the rug. n change for sure. she did not attend the meeting and the school board did not comment on the unexpected protest. one unassuming cow has become part of a moving international saga. >> we heard of the chicken that crossed the road. here's the cow that crossed the border. why it kroogscrossed we don't k. it wondered into neighboring serbia. this sparked controversy because bulgnti quarantined and threatened to euthanize her when they got her back. on top of that, she's pregnant. animal rights groups were not exactly over the moon about this. paul mccartney who tweeted his concerns, now thanks to his

help, pinca is expected to get back to where she once belonged by the end of this week. >> get back, pinka. >> yeah. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," kari has a look at the heat up we'll see again today. >> it's going to be warm. as we look at our fecast for fremont today,er0s through the morning commute and then as you head out for lunch, low 70s there. it's going to feel nice and comfortable for the inner bay. but the inland areas back in the '90s, i'll have a look at those numbers coming up next taking a live look in palo alto. chp now is reporting what seems to be a minor fender bender t could be causinge issues near that area. i'll bring an update coming up in just a bit. breaking news within the last hour, wor cup soccer coming to north america. the reason the bay area played a big role in getting game. you like dinosaurs?

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you're welcome. run! holy! this is gonna be awesome. rated pg-13. good wednesday morning to you on this june 13th day. happy hump day to you. live pictures from the trans america tower in san francisco as we get started with the day. thank you for beginning your day with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >> first, let's talk abouthat forecast. >> still looks pretty hot again yet some relief along the coast today. san francisco slightly cooler. here's a look at los gatos and our temperature trend for today. 58 degrees starting out this morning and it will be warming up fast at 9:00, 68 degrees and 81 at noon.

it goes up from there in the 0s. if you're planningo t go out hiking or going to the parks in the east bay, keep in mind it starts out cool but by 10:00, we're already at 76 degrees but it will be hot. grab your water bottle before you head out the door and we'll talk about some cooler temperatures in the forecast coming up. vianey has been tracking that morning commute and a little bit of a problem right in the peninsula, right? >> just a bit. we were doing so well and then in my last report, this one popped up as i was going on air. i have done atl chp is reporting whatea