>> it's breezy in san jose right now. we're also seeing cloud cover. this is another shot in san jose. the wind speeds are about 15 miles an hour. we are seeing a bit of a trough there. the leaves and trees moving back and forth because of a light breeze. current temperatures right now in san francisco 58 degrees. mountainview 52, oakland 57. i do have good news on the tail end of those clouds. we have a bit of a marine layer going. this is going to help keep our temperatures nice and cool. a lot of that cloud cover is expected to stick around through mid-morning and our temperatures will be sticking to the 70s for today. no 80s and no 90s.

>> many people woke up to quite a mess in the east bay this morning. not one but two water main breaks had neighbors scrambling to keep their homes from being damaged. the first one happened in the 1700 block of newel avenue and walnut creek. two to three inches turned the streets into small rivers and lakes. the flooding on newel avenue is starting to cause a sinkhole as well the second water main break happened on nearby walnut avenue. this just west of the city's downtown area. the immediate areas around the streets are closed as crews and neighbors continue to clean up the damage. >> you're looking at a backup at san jose international that had people exhausted and angry. some people say they waited four hours to get through customs

last night. what was the problem? it was international travelers who said they waited that long. a viewer sent us pictures and videos of long lines with upset passengers. some waiting for wheelchairs, others say they didn't have enough food for babies and children. others told us their missed their domestic connection by hours as well. >> craziness. it was inexcusable. our daughter came to pick us up three hours ago. she waited in the cell phone lot and we told her to go back home. we just called her to have her pick us up. >> the airline tells us at times there can be a perfect storm like this with some flights coming in late and some coming in early. >> a drag queen vicious beaten. we want to warn you some of the images from after the attack may

be disturbing. ginger snap was not dressed in drag last saturday when he left the eagle around 10. he said he was walking home when he turned down bernese and someone attacked him. he made it home when he went to the hospital and needed six stitches in his head. his attacker did not rob him. he said he doesn't remember what his attacker looked like but he believes whoever assaulted him targeted hem because he had just come out of a gay bar. >> i think it was more of a hate crime and i'm calling it a g's t a gay crime because i just came out of a gay bar. >> he's urging people to walk in groups and be aware of their surroundings. >> now to a developing story, california's right to die law is now back in effect.

late last night we learned a state appeals court has reinstated the law. it allows terminally ill people to end their lives. last month a judge ruled the law unconstitutional saying lawmakers did not follow proper procedures. the california's attorney general has fought to keep the law in place during legal challenges. >> the fbi is calling it a corporate conspiracy. our cameras were there as elizabeth holmes and the former operating chief officers walked out of san jose. both were indicted. they say the two ran a campaign of misinformation claiming with just a few drops of blood their technology could detect diseases but milw balwani is claiming he

victim, too. >> he believed in the company's technology and over the 100 ph.ds and mds that worked there and were a top-notch team. he did everything he could, put his heart and soul in this. yesterday holmes resigned as ceo. they could spend up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >> a warning for people in the south bay, mosquitoes in parts of santa clara and sunny veil ha have tested positive for west nile virus. a truck will be spraying treatment late tuesday. the area is centered around reed avenue. the fogging is set for 11 p.m. tuesday night. >> police in the north bay need your help. they want to catch whoever is destroying car windows with what appears to be a bebe gun. officers responded to the first

call yesterday around 4 a.m. calls started pouring in after that. they now believe there are more than 30 victims. one of those victims told us it was very disturbing to see her window shattered this way. >> i'm so disappointed. i don't feel safe anymore in this area that we're living right now. it might be happening again and again. >> the police chief says officers recovered a clip from a bebe gun at one of the scenes. they are processing it for fingerprints. they would also like to talk to anyone who believe they have surveillance video from a home security camera. >> not letting up. growing protest against the trump administration's policy of separating undocumented parents from their children as they migrate to the u.s. illegally. protesters were very vocal

outside the ice office. >> reporter: a group of a hundred people squeezed on to the sidewalk in san francisco's financial district. organizers say they're shocked at the methods being used by border control agents. >> the parents are being lied to, being told that we're going to take a photo and then they get taken off to a detention center. >> the department of home laf o security released new figures about children being held in detention centers like this one in san diego. >> if people don't want to be separated from their children, they should not bring them with them. >> the backlash against them seems to be growing. vice president mike pence was heckled. >> children are being locked up! >> here in the bay area,

protesters are calling on their government to stop what they say is an inhumane policy. >> first they came for the migrants. you don't know who's next. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the world cup moment that has everyone talking and the weekend match pitting a bay area restaurant owner against his staff. plus -- >> sit up. i'm having you sit up. >> i can't get up. >> a south bay doctor accused of mocking a patient. the action the hospital is now taking after this video surfaced. take a live look outsi

embarcadero / san francisco a hospital is apologizing

after this: an e-r doctor, a hot is -- hospital is apologizing after the doctor grabbed a patient and berated him. the patient believes his race may have been a factor. >> i'm not changing anything. >> you're not? >> no. i'm not saying anything different than what i said the whole time. >> like me. >> no, you have changed your story every [ bleep ] time. >> whoa. >> yeah, that's how pissed off you got me. >> reporter: he said the doctor didn't believe he was sick. >> come on, sit up. sit up. i'm having you sit up. >> reporter: today bartwell says he has pain in his arm caused by the nurse pulling it in the video. >> it's literally to there and it clicks.

>> he was rushed to the hospital after he collapsed following basketball practice at west valley college on monday night. he claimed it was a three-hour wait to see the doctor. when she finally came, he said she was accompanied by a security guard. he believed race was a factor. >> what's the reason to bring a guard when she hasn't seen anything, hasn't diagnosed anything and doesn't know my name. >> reporter: the video shows the e.r. doctor laughing and cursing at this patient. >> if i could get up off this i would. >> you really should because it's ridiculous. >> when i would inhale like this, it was agonizing pain and she laughed at it. >>. >> reporter: he said he left early to avoid further injury. >> did you feel unsafe? here you are -- >> no doubt about it. i felt safe because she was in

control. she had full control over me and i was in so much pain. >> there's still much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up one of the hottest tickets in town may be in some hot water. the growing list of people upset with san francisco's museum of ice cream. >> and we've got some cloud cover out there, 54 degrees in san francisco right now. we'll talk about the much cooler temperatures expected for this weekend. plus i'll break down your father's day forecast coming up.

take a live look outside -- golden gate bridge welcome back, everyone. good saturday morning looking out over the golden gate bridge. the marine layer sticking around for a little bit for this morning. we'll have your full weekend forecast in a few minutes. >> is the museum of ice cream misusing sprinkles? that's what they're saying and they're upset about it.

they're sending a message through a petition, nearly 19,000 people. here's the concern. visitors can dive into a pool of sprinkles at the museum. but they say when people leave the museum, the plastic sprinkles stick to their shoes and clothes and end in the storm drain. they say it's an environmental hazard. >> ride them and share them. now the company that started the program is going dockless. what's unique about these? after you ride one, you can leave them anywhere. ford gobike said it was planning on a dockless system long before other companies hopped on the trend. you can find bike by using the app. a 30-minute ride will cost you $2.

>> telemundo. >> a thrilling match between portugal and spain sends the soccer world into a frenzy. so much excitement and we're just on day three of the world cup. today we went to almeida where people are getting ready for a busy world cup weekend. >> whether you're playing for your country on the biggest stage or you're simply keeping up with a beer and orders at this restaurant in almeida, it all comes down to excuse. >> four weeks of soccer almost every day. >> that's why the owner had to hire four extra workers to keep up with the influx of customers. his waiters and koobs are working overtime for the next month. >> most certainly more work.

>> head chef flip de la rosa. >> it's crazy hours working. >> and if you think this is busy, just wait until sunday morning. >> it's going to be crazy. you're going to have an absolute full house. >> germany plays against mexico. >> we are the world champion, we germans. so i hope you're going to repeat this year. >> chef might love german cuisine but his heart beats for his country. >> i was born and raised there so mexican blood is on me. >> go mexico! >> that was melissa colorado

reporting. >> mexico! mexico! >> i think we know who you're supporting. >> yes. we have some pretty decent weather coming your way. right now in san jose it's about 57 yeses. wind speeds nice and breezy. this a live shot over san jose. you can see some of that cloud cover. i want you to notice the trees. it's supposed to be locally breezy. a bit of a low dropping over the south. that's what's going to help keep our temperatures nice and cool. palo alto 54. hayward at about 57 right now and a quick check of some of that cloud cover.

right now we've got a niece marine layer hugging the coastline. now, that is expected to burn off quite nicely, revealing a much sunnier afternoon. let's check out some of those comfortable daytime temperatures. 76 is your predicted high. heading over towards the east bay, concord sits a little warmer at about 77. so the interior valleys will be in the upper 70s. no 80s in sight. we're expected to keep a bit of a cooling trend before we see a warmup. if you're heading in toward san francisco, temperatures will be quite comfortable into the 60s. santa rosa about 74 degrees. and now if you're heading out to lake tahoe, this is a nice shot. it's beautiful and clear, temperatures expected to be in the 70s. but we do have a bit of a low drop that could bring drizzle to

parts of the bay area and a chance to see storms sunday night into monday. if you're heading out tonight to be there in the morning, no issues. half moon bay only climbing into the upper 50s. if you notice by the icons, we keep a lot. if you're heading out toward the almeida count oo fair today in pleasantton, 76 degrees by 2:00. this takes place from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. it runs through july 8th. this is the first weekend that i believe that it's open. i want to talk about some of the drizzle that will roll in. we've got a bit of a low. we're seeing a bit of precipitation starting to form into the overnight hours tonight into sunday morning. this is more than a drizzle effect. light precipitation along the

coastline or maybe even parts of the santa cruz mountain as well. it will clear out by 4 or 10 a.m. your father's day forecast is looking a little bit cloudier, and the next seven days we'll notice a bigger warmup. by tomorrow. >> thank you very much. still ahead on "today in the bay." i had no idea what i was feeling. >> how a month-long hike turned into a if it's a story that will make your bay area proud. kindne

changed the future of another person )s life? that was the question facing the how do you follow an act of kindness so great it forever changes the future of a life?

three years ago, eugene eun pulled off a single monumental act of kindness. really big. look climbing mountains kind of big. in 2015 he hiked the pacific crest trail from mexico to canada, raising money along the way for a paraplegic man he barely knew at the time. arthur. all so arthur could buy device that helped him work for the first time in a decade. when all was said and done, though, eugene was faced with a question. how do you top such a big act of kindness? >> excuse me, have you eaten today? would you care for a meal? >> with thousands of small ones. >> would you care for a meal? >> the first act was so grand. but what i also learned was that something so simple in every day

can be just as profound. >> it's why eugene was in oakland recently, handing out homemade meals and comforting hugs to people who could use one or both. >> god bless you. >> it's part of a 50-state, 365-day act of kindness marathon eugene is undertaking. >> they're in a fog of apathy, in a fog of depression. kindness has that ability to shine a light and pull them out. it kind of ignites that spark that lies within each and every one of us. >> to help fund his mission of kindness, eugene started a clothing company, it stands for kindness, love and gratitude. the money he makes from selling his custom designed t-shirts is what funds his good deeds. it's as if kindness has become

his full-time job, one where the benefits are worth way more than the salary. >> to be able to sit with you today and realize oh, my gosh, we're actually doing this, i'm actually using my life and spending my 9 to 5 every day spreading kindness. it's a pretty phenomenal job. >> if you would like to support eugene's kindness miss, a post to the link of his company and his custom t-shirts are on my facebook page, that's garvin thomas, nbc bay area. >> coming up, they bragged about being sexual deviants. plus bees swarming in san francisco. what's drowning them out and what you should do if you come across a swarm. san jose from cos

hill good morning. welcome back to the program.

7:29 is the time saturday morning. a few clouds, marine layer hanging over the city of san jose this morning. we hear it's going to be a nice day. good morning, i'm garvin thomas. this is father's day weekend. and vianey is here with a look at the microclimate forecast. >> i think dad requested a cooler forecast so they can be outside barbecuing comfortably. we having a low that's going to drop down and keep us cool. a little cloudy, though. usually that one looks a lot sun why are and it, but it's also going to be on the breezier side, especially along the coast in into, but your temp trend will

be in the -- as we head in towards the afternoon hours, you'll notice a lot of that cloud cover will burn och quite nicely and make way for clearing conditions. the temperatures about 1:00 will be in the 70s. i'll bring up a couple of events that you might be heading to this weekend coming up. >> thank you very much. >> many people this morning woke up to quite a mess in the east bay. not one but two water main breaks have neighbors scrambling. the first happened turned the veets in smool kifr the flooding on newel avenue is also starting to cause a sinkhole. the second water main break happened on nearby walnut avenue. these streets are both just west of the city's downtown area. the immediate area around these streets is closed as crews and neighbors continue to clean up

the damage. >> long lines making for a long night. you're looking at backup at san jose international that had passengers exhausted and angry. some people say they waited four hours to make it through customs flights arriving from germany and mexico were the most effective. a zbrur some complaining didn't have enough foodand several open o so waited in the cell phone line for an hour and we can

jap japan. there are flights that can come in none. >> a drag kwoon viciously beaten in san francisco during some of the images from after the attack may. he says he was walking home when he furnd down pr prp pr he has bruises all over his body and two black eyes. his attacker did not rob him. ginger snap said he do po o because he had just come out of a gay bar. >> i think it was more of a hate tr

trim ginger snap says he's talking about the assault because he wants people to be aware. he's urging people to walk in groups and be aware of their surrounding. >> sexually de. "robert honda. >> >> using word such as sexual deviants and such as going to hell pause of their action. >> detectives said who walked on

o pop all boys 15 or 16 years old. >> it's absolutely outrageous that they think this is funny. this is a crime and they're predators. >> cisco was taken to this home here in western california, where most of the sexual activity took place. detectives say they have not found any connection to any students there. the school district told detectives cisco has been barred from any on tact with en. they say the suspect and family of the victims. >> follow pup. one fought five people.

we've now learned that all the vim probably the funeral home was placed on lockdown for two hours. as for why mrs. >> beware of the buzz. this is the time of year when bees tend to squaurds. lk at this. he's been into bee keeping for about would years. >> the colony was and moved en masse to his neighbor's pap it's

a beautiful sight to be honest but they're super, super gentle usual usually. i watched and then i called hem for a lot lope. pauls could fee kch he's a member of the san francisco bee caper's association. >> colon onies are and they'll run out of room for newbies. >> who said this is no. they ask you to bring crystal out. >> they're really harmless, unless you swat at them or in some ways disturb them. >> he said it can be alarming for somebody who doesn't know

what's going on. more sorely and be informed. >> bringing their protest right to its agent. it is in response to the federal government's announcement that nearly 2,000 children have been separated from their families at the border in the past six weeks. that is because of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy on undocumented immigrants. the policy requires criminal prosecution for anyone who illegally crosses the u.s. border, that means the parents a are prum tweeted this last night, "wow, what a tough sentence for paul manafort who has represented ig ra rag, bob dole and many other pop political people and campaign.

didn't know manafort was the head of the mob. to be clear, manafort was not sentenced the jum said trump is imposing new trade on china. the 25% tariff will apply to more than a thousand items from canada. >> we're putting-check ji on 50 pl. canada has said they will do the same. mexico has already retaliated with its own tariffs on u.s.

goods. >> still ahead on "today in the bay", it's one of the biggest rivalries in all of sports. j. >> you have to get it next.

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plus for a limited time, you can get a $200 visa prepaid card when you add a voice line. get the best price on fast, reliable speed. call today. the giants headed to los angeles to take on the rival dodgers. you saw the game, right here on nbc bay area. l-a takes the lead early -- and holds it. the giants on the cusp of being shutout until this: top of the 7th: "pablo sandoval" drives one deep l.a. takes the lead early. the giants on the cusp of being shut out and then this. pablo sandoval does this. the dodgers managed to hold the giants off. final score l.a. 3, giants 2. >> to the coliseum and the as taking on the l.a. angels. check this out. kyler murray arrived in oakland yesterday. murray is actually quarterback for the sooners and has signed a

deal with the a's that will allow him to play college football this season and begin his pro career with the a's next spring. oakland finally gets on the board in the fifth with a long double to score marcana. they fall to the angels 8-4. >> still ahead, silicon's valley biggest city getting a much had much needed upgrade. the agreement that will improve cell service in san jose. >> it is cloudy and breezy right now in san jose. look at those skies. how long will these clouds be sticking around? when can we expect more sunshine? details coming up.

still ahead on today in the bay. we are expecting a lot of this cloud cover to clear out

for the afternoon. right now notice the cameras shaking a bit. we're seeing some breezy conditions out there. current temperatures not too bad. san jose at about 57 degrees, palo alto 54, san francisco at 58. let's take a look at some of that cloud cover. we've got some nice marine layer cloud cover. some spots near santa rosa, san francisco and let's talk about that low that's dropping in because, as i mentioned, there is a chance of seeing some drizzle develop into night, carrying over into sunday morning. fremont might get some of that drizzle. as we head into the early morning hours at about 4:30, this looks a lot heavier than it will actually be, i'm thinking about the combination of light rain heading in, but we will be seeing deepening cloud cover.

don't be surprised if you notice it's going to be pretty cloudy as we head into tomorrow. we're kind of going to be sticking around. at least our temperatures will be cooler heading into today thanks to a nice cooling trend. san jose 76 degrees, east san jose 77. some of our warmer temperatures at antioch around 78, concord 77. so definitely below seasonable for this time of year. half moon bay 59 degrees. the beaches will keep a lot of that cloud cover with breezy conditions. if you're going to be out near point reyes, we're expecting breezier conditions this afternoon. if you're heading out to kirkwood, this is a nice gorgeous shot of lake tahoe. clear conditions now at about 42 degrees. because we've got that low dropping in tonight into tomorrow, the conditions in lake tahoe are expected to change with the possibility of receiving rain heading into

sunday and into monday. if you're heading out to the almeida county fair, it's going to be a great day for that, high by about 2:00. clear conditions all the way through the evening hours. not really too worried about hot conditions there but we've got a couple of changes on the way. let's talk about father's day. good news and we'll keep the cooler temperatures for father's day on sunday with increasing crowd cover. we will notice an increase in the temperatures. right now we've got that low dominating, keeping our temperatures in the 70s through the weekend. as we head towards monday and into tuesday, you'll notice the return of high pressure. that will start dominating the forecast. and once again we'll start jumping into those upper 80s and maybe even 90s. we've got those nice comfortable temperatures. you like that, gavin? >> i think that's perfect. thank you very much, vianey.

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complaints like this. >> sometimes your money gets tied up in paperwork. that's what happened when he filed for a $750 rebate when he signed up for a "buy one-get one" phone. he waited for nine months. not only did he get his $750 rebate. he said t-mobile paid off his new phone. when you sign up for a rebate, you got to keep copies of everything, the receipts, proof of your purchase and the rebait form itself. if the rebate doesn't woman in a reasonable time, you should complain to the california department of consumer affairs. give us a call.

>> a major boost in wireless service about to come to people who live in san jose. the city announced it has reached separate agreements with v verizon, at&t and mobility to improve the service and make it faster. the broad band boost will come in the form of these small cells that would be placed on light poles throughout san jose. the mayor says it is ground breaking. >> this is the largest deployment of small cells in any city in the country, 4,000 small cells, we're investing more than half a billion dollars in our city. >> reporter: the mayor said it especially important for schools and the thousands of students who lack access to the internet. the new broad band service will start coming out the beginning of next year. >> the wild west comes to the east bay. a cattle drive to kick off the

start of the almeida county fair. the cattle drive made its way through downtown pleasanton to the fair grounds paying tribute to the city's rural history. the almeida county fair runs through july 8th. >> coming up, it's our clear the shelter segment. we'll introduce you to these guys.

segment" this morning -- some special guests from pets in need. executive director al molica and mar it's our clear the shelter segment this morning. some special guests from pets in need. we're here with yin and yang. did i get that right? >> yes. >> how old? >> they're about five weeks old. it's still a little early for adoption. but they came in with about five other siblings so we've got lots of kittens about this age that are just about ready to get

spayed and neutered and go out for adoption. but we have a lot of other kittens on our adoption floor. >> i was just going to comment on how quiet they were. but they didn't like the car ride over? >> no. >> they're terribly cute. this came in a litter of seven, right? >> yes. >> where are -- who is dropping these off? where are these litters coming from? >> litters are coming from all over the place. a lot of shelters will come in, staff will come in in the morning and kittens are in pillow cases tied up to the fence, lots of people will find kittens, moms with their litters behind trash bins. this is kitten season so they're all over the place. >> obviously i take great care of all the animals that come in but with kittens, that's pretty

labor-intensive care. how do you guys handle that in the shelter? is it foster or how do you do that? >> we have a volunteer force that comes in and bottle feeds if necessary. we rely on them to take the little babies that we can't take care of in the shelter. so we -- >> i take one or two home. >> my wife or i usually take a litter or two. >> it's never empty around your household, is it? >> no. >> thanks for coming in and bringing in yin and yang. i'm sure they're going to find wonderful homes when they're that cute. how can they not? >> thank you so much for joining us. >> you can find more about pets in need on their web site, petsinneed.o petsinneed.org. thank you for making us part of your coverage. we have more news at 5:00 and

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