francisco you. almost there. right now taking a look right here, san francisco. you see the trans america building there as we get started with our day. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. i didn't quite see trans america it's pretty foggy. >> you can't see the top of it, we are seeing clouds and fog roll in. as we do through the day all that clears out and we get sunshine. here is a look at a clear view of san jose as we do to the neighborhood of evergreen we'll be in the 50s at 8:00. at noon 76 starting to warm up, reaching into the 80s today.

we're going above normal on the warming trend. mike, you're taking us to sfo. >> if you are heading to sfo, right now 4:31, speed sensors are great. i have to give you out note overnight there's a closure at least for 20 minutes, south 101 getting off at sfo. if you're heading to the airport, you're going to see slowing past flashing lights, construction, millbrae avenue, loop back around and get toward sfo. that will slow you down a little bit especially if you're late getting over there maybe for work or perhaps for your flight. make sure you check it out. it's very early right now. looking across the bay, san mateo bridge. back to you. >> all right. thanks. a lot of people saying at last the action from president trump on the controversial policy separating undocumented families at the border. still many unresolved questions this morning. >> a lot of questions. the president signed an executive order to reverse his

own policy of separating migrant children fro parents but some say the policy doesn't show a change of heart, it still because follow zero tolerance on immigration. >> it's not clear they even have records of all those children, where they are located, how to reunite them with their parents. >> some call the last month of a moment history will look back on like japanese internment during world war ii. people going together in the north bay to ask what happens next to these families. reports from san rafael. more than 600 people brought their voices and passion for a families belong together rally. >> we cannot rest until these children and families are

reunited. we cannot rest as the executive orders and the work we need to do. >> but the door is still open to indefinite detentions. we find ourselves careening from one bad decision to the next. >> reuniting famil will be difficult. migrant children have been sent to 17 states, some in new york, michigan and california. the complex web involving multiple government agcies. critics say untangling it will be a logistical nightmare. lopez who crossed in illegal sits in a prison in seattle. her children in a home in new york. >> translator: he just started crying and looked at mdon't lea >> reporter: tears also flowing in san rafael. >> what they are doing to

families, as a mother, a human being, it's not right. it's very upsetting. >> a native american woman drumming for spiritual guidance. and protest songs from a half century ago again calling for justice and freedom in 2018. terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." >> this weekend they will head to the borders to tour the facilities with children and parents are being detained. for the very latest, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. travel means more flyers. fbi reminds everyone of being leery of being groped midair. cases are extremely rare. more cases are reported. four years ago 38 cases. authorities say it poo may have to do with higher rates of xi medicated passengers.

it occurs most likely on red eye and late night flight. we'll have more in a live report coming up at 5:30. new details now on a man authorities say cameras caught kicking a homeless person in san francisco. you might remember that video. he pleaded not guilty yesterday. you may find that video we're about to show you disturbing. police say 58-year-old computer technician samuel kicked that man last month. officers arrested him sunday after spotting him on market street. police say he's also a suspect in two other attacks, including one last month on a muni bus and one last february. a happy follow-up to a story we told you about yesterday. a heartfelt reunion between a man and his husky puppy after she was stolen. >> i'm so happy. >> luis gutierrez could not stop hugging. look, that's nyla, the six week old found near

police say a man, mohammad nayl school th , stole that puppy so he could give it to his estranged girlfriend. he call nayl as he walked into his business in san jose, grabbed the dog and left. the camera paid off for the dog's owner. >> i'm actually really happen she's back. that's all i wanted. my mom, she said she had a dream of her playing when she was big, the day we lost her, which was monday night. you know, i'm glad she's back. >> it is a cute dog. nayl was arrested. the estranged girl friend was unaware the puppy was stolen and was not involved in that crime. >> not a good way to get your girlfriend back. coming up next on "today in the bay," instagram users are up giving a big boost for its newest app. we'll show you what it will feature and who is likely to use it. >> plus can you tell me how to get to apple street? the silicon valley apple teaming

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good morning, i'm courtney reagan live at cnbc yesterday. the nasdaq closing at a record high again helped by facebook and amazon. the market rose on deal news, disney increasing its offer for seventh straight day. it's the longest losing streak dropped 42 points and the nasdaq rose 55 points to

7781. instagram now has more than 1 billion users worldwide up from 800 million last year. the app owned by facebook is adding a section to long form video expanding beyond photo sharing. ig tv will feature videos from rising internet artists. it will initially be part of the instagram app but will also be available as a stand alone app. apple teaming up with sesame workshop, award winning studio behind "sesame street" to develop several live action animated children shows. "sesame street" is not part of the deal. apple is developing a slate of original content as it tries to compete against the likes of fl netflix, amazon, and released a hasn't been revealed how we'll watch them. >> thank you, courtney. talk about good news, bad news, this could explain why the bay

area is experiencing a housing crisis. a new report by san mateo leadership council finds san mateo county alone added 72,000 new jobs over a five-year period ending in 2015. so not even the full boom. during the same period the county added fewer than 4,000 new homes. that amounts to 19 new jobs for every one home. the report concludes more housing would likely lead to a lot less commuter trm. coming up on "today in the bay" for us. >> warm but nice in spots like palo alto where 50s and l 60s during the morning. and we'll be in the low 70s for the afternoon. now, we will see some breezy winds and sunshine and much hotter temperatures for the wee. i'll have a look at that coming up next. through san jose, traffic is light but lots of room.

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♪ roar ] run! oh! i have to see this. ♪ holy! this is gonna be awesome. alto good morning to you. 4:45 right now as we take a live look out at palo alto. you can see a few people already on the road there getting their thursday started.

thank you for starting yours with us. >> we have some official baby news that has nothing to do with the royal family. this the prime minister of new zealand who gave birth to a baby daughter overnight. the 37-year-old lawmaker becomes second elected world leader ever to give birth while holding office. the pregnancy was followed around the world. the first elected leader to give birth in office gave birth to her second child while cesc as pakistan's prime minister back in 1990. we did it several times. right? >> can't sit close enough to the desk. >> right. >> all right. so we've got some great weather in our forecast. we are going to see those low clouds as we take a live look outside in emeryville. we are seeing clouds over the bay bridge. hey, a is clear as a lot of people head out to work this morning. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen as we will see some really hot

weather in the forecast for the weekend. as you step out, now nice and cool with low- to mid-50s all around the bay area. we're looking at low 50s for napa, 50 there, 56 in san francisco and palo alto and san jose we're stepping out the door with 55 degrees as we go through the morning commute through fremont we'll have mid-50s as we go through at least the 8:00 hour. you'll still see those clouds overhead until about 9:00 there. after that we're all clearor the rest of the day with warming temperatures in 60 to start but 85 already by 2:00 today. it's going to get a little hotter than that as head up to 90 for an afternoon high. in livermore, expect a high of 86, santa ross today 84 degrees. as we get dressed this morning, good day to break out all the summer gear.

lightweight, light colored clothing. something short sleeved to keep you comfortable and shorts, of course, help stay cool and then sunglasses and sandals. maybe a good beach day, good day for that and the next several days. as we through the forecast making plans, heading to the alameda county fair, it's going to reach into mid-80s by early afternoon. you might want to go early in the afternoon or go later on this evening because in the middle of the day it's not going to be all that e a light northwesterly wind but it's not coming straight onshore. that's what usually helps keep us cool. but today with a slight shift in the wind direction, we will be much warmer and then much warmer for saturday as the winds actually blow offshore and there won't be much of a wind, 10 to 15 miles an hour for much of the bay area. but then as the wind shifts back onshore by monday, we are going hot for me big cooling. today, up to 90 degrees for the

interior valleys and 98 degrees for tomorrow. the most dangerous heat will be on saturday. it does come down several degrees on sunday but the nicest day in the forecast will be monday and then again on wednesday of next week. heading over to mike you're showing a little slowing for the longer commute. >> a little longer for the longer commute. that's unfortunate. not unexpected way over here on this side. over here on this side dry for the peninsula. that used to be either side of the water looking great. for folks out of the altamont pass, altamont corner, usual this time of the morning. construction crews clearing on time, clearing up, speeds passed grant line road. drive through contra costa, harp 4, walnut creek getting toward the maze. mass transit a great option as well. bart out of the tri-valley, capital corridor no problems, no delays out of the central valley. a live look at toll bridge plaza

shows emeryville. we do so cash lanes with traditional back-up should clear in the next couple minutes. overnight chp issued wind advisory, breezy on the bay bridge. we haven't seen problems, kari isn't worried about it but we'll both watch reports. >> mike, thanks. 4:49, protecting our elderly community. this week leaders in bay area counties leading regional efforts to raise awareness about financial abuse of elders especially as housing prices skyrocket. alameda, contra costa launch their campaign, no abuse, report abuse. you may see signs ont trains. according to committee for prevention ofer abuse, about 5% of older population suffers from some form of abuse. >> if you live or work in san jose you may have noticed in the past week or so, new bike sharing options leading to stray

bikes on a random sidewalk or maybe even on your front lawn. today san jose leaders will hold part demonstration, part community hearing. people will see bikes and scooters but staffers will take public feedback and regulations to make sure they get back where they are supposed to be. this starts at 4:30 at city hall. new this morning, thinking of heading out of town for fourth of july holiday weekend you're not alone. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, people hig the road this morning. a record number will this year. 2.5 million last year. a july 4th landing on wednesday. aaa expects the worst congestion on what they are calling terrible tuesday. travel times are expected to double in major metro areas on july 3rd but the worst traffic in the afternoon. some good news for those travelers. gas is only expected to go up a

few cents on the july 4th holiday weekend but still lower than those prices were over memorial day weekend. airfares, well, they are the lowest they have been in five years. >> let's go somewhere. live look at the golden gate bridge. happening today, bridge leaders will get monthly update on bridge traffic along with bus and ferry ridership. according to documents ahead of tonight's meeting southbound traffic in march and april dropped slightly during the morning rush. over the last year traffic volume is exactly the same. o.anwhile ferry ridership up bus service is down just slightly. coming up here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> trade in old phones to get credit for new ones. you've seen those offers before. but what happens promise. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next.

first happening right now, breaking news in israel. the prime minister's wife was charged with fraud and breach of trust. she was accused of spending $100,000 in official funds on catering services. plus there are reports president trump plans to meet with russian leader vladimir putin next month. the visit will likely happen in vienna. we'll be right back with more news. nbc bay area responds to a

cupertino family frustrated over a phone rebate. consumer investigator ch nbc bay area responds to a cupertino family frustrated over phone debate. >> chris chmura shows his team gets a lot of complaints. >> good morning. mobile carriers offer a variety of rebates and trade in deals to

attract new customers. sometimes those money back promises aren't kept. this woman traded in two iphones in 2016 and expect aed a credit for them. over the next year and a half she called verizon six times to get her money. when verizon didn't come through she called us. we asked verizon to take another look. a week later she received the credit just under $500. they resolved the issue but declined to comment further. amy told us versus op never provided a reason this happened. i plan to contact them directly to find this why. we can't stress this enough. if you turn in old phones for credit, save those receipts like a amy did. you should never give phones to an employee without written proof. if you send your old phone in by mail, ask for delivery

confirmation and hang onto all those records. if you've got problems with mobile phone provider or any other business, can you call us any time. 8 888-996 ace tips or online, nbcbayarea.com/responds. remember that beyonce mass? there's a sister act mass. an old church singing a new tune. ♪ >> o happy day there. hundreds of people packed in grace cathedral for sister act sing along pride mass. this was last night. some of the service a message of inclusion. many people of all ages seem to really enjoy it. the episcopal church is really starting to attract new worshippers. >> i thought there would be more songs from the movie. i like the way they interweaved it. >> super diverse. after church somebody told me this is what church should look

like. this i guess what church should look like. it's weird beyonce or sister act made that happen but whatever works. >> on their feet right there. it all ended with lady gaga and confetti falling from what seems like the heavens. many say they will be back. >> looks like they are having a good time. >> 4:57 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," a look at your forecast. a heat up water expecting. >> we'll go from o happy day to o hot day. temperatures getting really hot over the next few days. walnut creek nice and cool, low 80s by early afternoon. we'll take a look at all of our temperatures coming up next. we're just looking at 101 here in palo alto. nice drive for the morning commute along the peninsula.

coming up on 5:00, it is thursday morning. we are looking live outside. can you guess where we are? our crew is in central park in fremo fremont. this a beautiful way to start the first day of summer. >> facing away? >> turned. getting a lot of different shots. >> streetlights. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll get to traffic in just a moment. right now, kari. >> summer started two hours ago.

>> happy summer. >> yeah. we're going to be talking about heat as we go into the afternoon, but let's get started this morning. beautiful shot with our sunrise looking at san rafael this morning, heading into san francisco visibility is all clear. maybe heading out to fruitvale bart station. mostly cloudy. you'll need a jacket for the morning but will start to feel important comfortable as the day goes along. heating up in the 90s for concord and antioch today. parts of the inner bay and tri-valley. san francisco and oakland staying in the 60s. we'll talk about what's going on for the h