it is thursday morning. taking a live look outside at the bay bridge, a gorgeous site, helping you get through this day. friday eve. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. kari, today we started to see the cooldown. >> just a little for the inland areas today. you'll really feel it along the coastline in san francisco and with winds picking up. and it's going to be clouds and fog to st loo outside in palo alto, a clear start there. some cool temperatures. we're in the upper 50s, make it into the upper 70s. it's going to be nice in palo

alto as we look at midland areas. mid to upper 80s, parts of the valley and north bay. more on that in a few minutes. the morning commute so far so good vianey. >> all pretty much green with the exception coming in from tracy, westbound side of 580, that's exactly what we're seeing. looks like a little less slowing in the area. besides that, looking pretty good. live look at golden gate bridge. nice. only a few cars out there. we'll see how it goes whenthank. breaking news out of the south bay this morning, a motorcyclist dead after an accid oon 880 in >> bob out exactly what happene. bob, i understand the chp thinks

another car might have been involved. >> reporter: good morning. the california highway patrol thinks this fatal accident might be a hit-and-run. it happened a couple yards behind me on ramp northbound 880 around 1:00 this morning not far from the airport. the motorcyclist traveling very fast, well over the speed limit, failed to negotiate the turn onto the freeway, crashed into the median on the on ramp. the man and his bike ended up in the middle of northbound 880. chp believes another vehicle might have hit the man because there's other debris not from the motorcycle. law enforcement isn't sure what killed the motorcyclist, if it was the initial crash or the ac. ive here in san jose,nd 880 bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it thank you. it is 4:33 right now. san francisco making history again. london breed continues her victory at her alma mater. she's the first black woman to

be elected mayor in san francisco. breed made it official yesterday. >> whether you voted for me or not as mayor, i will be your mayor, too. >> breed told supporters on the steps of city hall, mark leno conceded. still more votes left to be counted but leno says the math is not in his favor. breed will finish out late mayor ed lee's term, which is 17 months. she says she has a lot to prove. >> london breed is kind of like barack obama, it's powerful for symbolic purposes but when it comes to nuts and bolts, kitchen table issues she's got to issue. >> she's expected to lay out her mayoral plan this morning. happening dane san fis we're expected officer-involved hooting whi pople. chasing him through north beach last weekend. this video shows just how busy that area was at the time of the

shooting. the suspect survived and no one else was injured. we could find out why police were chaseing that suspect during a town hall discussion. also happening today, it's a story which probably shocked you. the san francisco woman accused of killing her roommate and putting her body parts in storage containers is expected in court. now, police arrested lisa gonzalez two weeks ago. investigators say she was trying to force her roommate to move out of their mission district apartment and killed her during a heated argument. they say that she useddismember. gonzalez has not entered a plea. >> our next story sounds like a script out of a courtroom tv show. investigators say a san francisco man on trial for robbery tried to tamper with the jury. investigators say he looked up two jurors online, then went to their homes to talk to them. here is the san mateo d.a. >> he went there. there was nobody answering the

door because the only person inside was the juror's teenager daughter who was in the shower. then he went around the side of the house and he's peeking in the window when she suddenly saw him. >> then he said he went to another house. the person was not home as well so he left a note. after finding out, the judge declared a mistrial. he faces new charges for tampering and peeping. he's in jail now. >> 4:35, happening today in our nation's capital, congressional baseball returns. you may remember it's been one year since that shooting happened during republican lawmaker's practice. representative steve scalise was injured there. he was back on the field yesterday practicing. >> definitely come a long way but had a lot of prayers, a lot of support, a lot of surgery. you know, just to know where i was a year ago and where i am now, it shows you, you know, you just get back in the game and keep battling. >> two police officers shot and

killed that shooter. school he's and lawmakers say it has strengthened their commitment to protecting gun rights. congressional baseball game between two parties is an annual charity match. >> 4:36. coming up next on today in the may. apple users your information is more protected as the company closes a security gap. what's being done. >> expect to pay more next time you use your credit card. how soon that interest rate hike will hit card holders. you like dinosaurs?

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good morning, i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. here is today's top business headlines. wall street will try to bounce back from yesterday's losses. the dow with the lowest day in two weeks after federal reserve raised interest rates. that was expected but signaled two more hikes likely this year, the economy, highemp 22,201, nasdaq to 7695. meanwhile microsoft working on technology to eliminate checkout lines from stores. it's developing systems to track what shoppers have in their carts, talked to walmart about a possible partnership. it would be a challenge to amazon's automated convenience stores, amazon go. ranked behind amazon in selling cloud services that are key to running e-commerce sites. apple closing security gap that

let's people access information from lost iphones. it could thwart efforts from law enforcement in criminal investigations. the loophole will be shut in an update to apple's software. while it respects law enforcement it must protect customer from hackers and identity thieves. back to you. >> landon mentioned federal reserve, interest rate hikes, e. what it means to you. payments going up. the group compared uplef billin. in total the group says the change means you and other credit card holders will pay $2.2 billion in interest payments. >> that's a lot of cash. coming up here on "today in the bay" kari has your weekend forecast. kari, finally cooling down. >> finally cooling down even though that ramp up in temperatures only lasted for a couple of days, that was long enough. here is a live look outside in

san jose. after we go to sunnyvale, upper 50s through 8:00. mid-70s by early afternoon. a big change from what we've had recently. we'll talk about what's ahead a ming up next. up.

ok laura- strap in and hold on! a very good thursday morning to you, taking another live look outside overlooking san jose.

it's going to be a little cooler today, refreshing change. check the full forecast with kari in just a moment. >> all right. lau laura, vianey. strap here and hold on americae anything you've seen on the west coast. look at it go. >> oh, my. >> you probably want to know what makes it so special. look at it, one. the park says it's built to take sharp turns,wi unlike any roller coaster out there right now. i'm excited. a field trip is in store. >> looks like it goes pretty high, views of the whole south bay. >> like one of those -- you see there. normally we see the ones on two tracks. i think that's a single one. >> it looks long. are you a roller coaster. >> no.

>> at six flags i don't think i ever jumped on one. >> did something happen? >> i don't know. >> we went to great america just a couple days ago, warm, thou.blin some very light fog. overall the drivers can see the road. as we goday, we'll get some clearing after starting out with a few clouds here and there. morning commute through fremont starts us out with temperatures in the upper 50s. we'll be at 58 degrees at about 7:00, and then 63 at 10:00. you'll notice a lot more sunshine noontime all clear and 68 degrees. here is a look at our highs for today. reaching 83 degrees in milpitas, los gatos, 85. for the east bay 88 degrees. it's still going to be hot in antioch but not as hot as it has been in hayward 75 degrees and 71 degrees in san mateo. in san francisco, we'll keep it in the 60s today. still windy, morning clouds and fog. novato today reaching up to 83

degrees, 85 in napa. getting dressed this morning it's still going to be a warm day. wear light short sleeves and shorts today. also sandals ande f you. you may still need a light jacket as you head out early in the morning but you'll be shedding layers as it warms up fast. an update on the tropical system heading to cabo. earlier it was a hurricane. this has weakened to a tropical storm. right now wind speeds at 45 miles an hour. this will continue on to quickly move off to the north and actually bring in beneficial rain for parts of the desert southwest. as we look at what's happening here, nothing but all clear, dry weather. it will be much cooler heading into friday as well as the weekend. father's day is looking really nice. 79 inland and then it does heat up again early next week by tuesday. for san francisco morning clouds and fog will be clearing it out as we head into the afternoon.

vianey, anything happening? major issues on the road? >> you've got clear skies and i've got fairly clear roads so far. we managed to stay fairly quiet. look at the bay area, speed sensors all looking green, which means we're not seeingnyse of t coming in from tracy from the 205 heading to 580 we are seeing some slowing. i checked chp reports and there doesn't seem to be any major accidents. i think it's maybe just someone might be pulled over off to the side maybe people checking that out along the road. bridge drive times 480 towards richmond bridge, 8 minutes. 80 towards bay bridge 8 minutes. all bridge times looking good. san jose 101, both sides more commuters out there but so far so good on the roads. i'll send it back to you. >> thanks vianey. 4:48. >> new this morning, breaking their silence former usc students talking exclusively to

"today" about the abuse they received at the hands of a campus gynecologist. >> i read an article that broke about all the women he abused. that's when i realized it wasn't his style, he was a sexual predator, and he sexually molested me. along with thousands of women. >> five women sharing their allegations against dr. george kendall. federal authorities investigating allegations the school claimed he sexually harassed women during pelvic exams. the story airs today during 8:00 hour. this story one you followed. now victims of golden state killer may get paid. a new budget extended asked for compensation. normally victims have three years to file but these crimes happened decades ago. authorities say jeph deangelo killed 12 people and raped nearly 50 others in the '70s and

'80s. it a priest and fallen indians. they have been fighting for decades to move it. they voted to put it in storage. the city board of appeals reversed the ruling saying history should not be concealed. after backlash the board will take up the issue tonight. happening tomorrow something you and your family can see this summer. the forest of trees reopens called mariposa grove. quite popular. it's been closed three years. this the largest restoration project in history. four miles of new hiking trails including poboard walks and bridges. if you're heading to lake tahoe this summer you'll see something a little different. the lake famous for itsclarity. uc research say it's the cloudies it's been, extreme drought followed by extreme rainfall. all that record rain and snow

last year washed some 12,000 tons of sediment into the lake. the clarity will improve once the dirt settles. >> i've never seen the water as high. coming up next on "today in the bay," a retired colonel using flag day to help service members with their help. the new push he's making. >> buying a home comes with piles of paperwork and seemingly endless fees. chris chmura says one fee is negotiable. >> it's one of the few things we're forced to buy when we're signing all those papers. we have no idea how it works and we don't bother to question the price. even if you're clueless about title insurance when you're buying a new home, know that it's negotiable. the california department of insurance says you can save money by comparing rates. depending on the price of the home, that can means hundreds, possibly thousands of dollars in your pocket. send us your consumer questions. the number is 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds.

l.a. county d.a.'s office reviewing a sexual assault case against sylvester stallon. the original complaint in 2016 filed in the '80s. stallon francisco

good morning to you on this thursday. 4:54 right now. taking a live look at st. francis. a little cloudy there this morning as we get started with our day. >> 4: concord, happening today bart leaders get an update on the progress. we've got artist r

the development going on there. in all two dozen projects are either finished or still in the works for the northrtinez relieved to hear some of the busiest lines are about to expand. the agency this week announcing larger buses for the california express line and bayshore express line. we'll add two buses. 1x and 8x, the 9r will also have faster buses. they plan to speed up service. the zoo in san jose, tanto, 12-year-old jaguar getting new surroundings there. he came from chicago as part of an animal rescue program. he'll join sophia, 14-year-old female. zoo keepers say they are giving him time to adjust so guests may in the see him on the exhibit for a few weeks. this morning retired air

force colonel with california connection is pushing a new way to help veterans. oday as the launch. he worksthat helps vets cope wi and health issues. one activity that hand crafting flags. the program is raffling and auctioning flags. >> i think it's important because we have to protect those who protect us. those who serve, whether veterans or first responders devote their lives, their family's lives to the flag and what it stands for. in the time of need we need to give back and protect them. >> the air force base near yuba city. can you find details on the fundraiser at warriors heart.com. >> nice to see. 4:56 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay. wn? >> cooling down in spots that were really sizzling over the past couple of days.

in concord upper 50s through the morning and mid-70s by we'll talk about the weekend ahead coming up next. >> it's only 4:56. take a look at the bay bridge toll ready on and we're startino see backups. i'll give you an update on what rest of the bay looks like coming up. plus in a few hours you may see widespread protests. immigration rallies are scheduled across the bay area and the country. coming up, a look at a children's detention center where some say kids are being separate freddie their parents.

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rated pg-13. good thursday morning to you right now. we'll take a live look at palo alto. you can see people already on the go as they are getting started with thursday, friday eve. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. cooldown in the works as well. a welcome reprieve. >> absolutely. it was so hot the past couple days. nothing it's going to be in the 80s and 70s, okay, time to get up, going to be a nice day. here is a live look outside in san jose. a nice clear start although we're seeing clouds and fog near the coast. if you're going out to hiking

trails near los gatos, a look at temperatures. it's going to be at 58 at 7:00. at 10:00 sunshine. 68. it will be warming up fast. warm at 2:00, 80 degrees and breezy winds start to pick up. high temperatures inland reach into the upper 80s with low- to mid-60s for the coast. more on that cooldown in just a few minutes and vianey has a look at the morning commute. >> as we start inching closer to the later part of the 5:00 hour when it really starts to get busy, i am starting to notice a couple more slow spots out ther aside from that we've managed to stay fairly clear in terms of major accidents out there. i do want to give you a look at south bay drive times. if you're heading early, perfect time to get started from highway 85, 18 minutes. northbound 280 from highway 101 towards highway 85, only 7 minutes. this is definitely the time to hit the road to beat the traffic, although you might not

want to beat the traffic on the bay bridge. we are seeing already some slowing o