and good wednesday morning to you. june 5th it is. take a look at this beautiful shot of san francisco. this is from the san brew nope mountain. looks like the big city lights. >> hey, you're a big city boy. >> hey. good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm still waking up. i'm laura garcia. kari has the forecast. it is going to be hot again today. a live look at fremont. everything looks good as we get started. we also step out the door. temperatures already in the low 60s. and it's going to heat up again by late morning. we're in the upper 70s in fremont. south bay looking at another one

where we will be well above normal. we will talk about that coming up. mike, you're getting us out on the roads. anything to look out for? >> slow sensor reads in oakland. this portion of 880. actually, 580 showed typical construction. suddenly showing slowing. so they may be moving equipment now. a wrong way driver on the northbound side of the nimitz. there was a traffic break. things lit up red. a vehicle with two flat tires. no major injuries there. back to you. thanks, mike. >> well, outrage from south bay law enforcement officerssantcla its sanctuary policies. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez live with a look at where we go from here. kris? >> reporter: hi there, marcus and laura. where we go from here, if there

is a violent offender, who is also undocumented, that person is to be released and will not be -- the county many not be notifying i.c.e. that will be going forward, the same policy we have had up until this point. that's despite the fact that law enforcement has been asking the county board of supervisors to change that policy. all law enforcement agencies in the bay area signed a letter stating they wanted to change the policy except for public service. the pressure has been growing. it hit a critical point with a san jose woman who was killed by a violent convict who was not held for deportation despite several requests. santa clara county released him. l.a. county released him as well. they said they want to stay out of the courts. it's a decision that also is frustrating the san jose police chief. >> it keeps of trying to figure out who is documented, who is not documented, whether or not we

should be even keeping that kind of information here. it's not our business. >> this is not just a local issue. it's a national issue. i know i speak for most chiefs around the country when they say decisions like this are disappointing and frustrating at the same time. >> reporter: now the san jose police officers association released this statement that reads in part, immigrants have every right, along with every other resident, to be protected from violent criminals. notifying our federal law enforcement partners of the upcoming release of those individuals with a proven record of violent criminal behavior is the right thing to do and we will keep pushing until this is done. they have been putting pressure on the county. clearly that pressure did not matter in the end. so at noon today, the san jose police officers association is going to meet to talk about what's next and where we go from here at this point. clearly law enforcement, at least in the south bay, wants to see some sort of policy where if that offender is violent that

they be notified that their release be released -- that law enforcement be notified of their release. very difficult convoluted story. but we will keep covering it for you all morning long. kris sanchez, "today in the bay". thank you very much, kris. 4:34. oakland is decriminalizing national mushrooms and other psychedelics. it makes oakland the second city in the nation to do so after denver voters approved similar resolution. an amendment was added to the measure that bans commercial sales and manufacturing and bans possessing or districting magic mushrooms in schools and driving under the influence. 4:34. prosecutors are expected to rest their case in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. and once that happens, the defense will begin presenting its case.

derrick almena and max harris each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each person who died in the fire. closing arguments will get under way by the end of next month. the owner of a boxing gym is under arrest facing sexual assault charges. he also works as a personal trainer at the boxing theory gym located near facebook's corporate offices. investigators say a teenage girl who works out at the gym was assaulted there. police are still looking into the possibility there may be other victims. well, a lot of people who live in el cebrante want to know if this is a symbol of hate. >> he calls it a symbol fore >> it's a tibetan sign that was invented way before swastikas

were made. it represents me not having to pull weeds in that part of my yard. what does it represent to you? >> it is not this sign as johnson claims. it is a swastika. it's offensive. renee schultz has been a neighbor for 27 years and said he has never done anything like this before. he's jewish. >> i was very clear in my feelings about it with him. so i don't agree with it. i think it's wrong. i don't like it. but it is his yard. >> a yard that also has a peace sign in it. not far from more swastika looking symbols around the doorbell. sometimes he expresses ignorance. >> what is a swastika. >> a symbol of the third reich. >> i consider the guy harmless. you know, he's a little too lazy to be a full-blown neo-nazi.

>> i asked him about the swastika on his motorcycle. . there's a meaning to that symbol. >> i don't cair what the meaning is. you're in my yard. why don't you guys get the hell out of here. we will take you live to portsmouth, uk where you see a ship, the british flag because the queen and president trump are marking the 75th anniversary of d-day. although it is on its way to a remembrance ceremony there. we just had brief photos of them. we will keep tabs of what is going on there as the president continues his trip to europe. 4:37 right now. coming up on "today in the bay". more americans are picking up a second job. the reason why the side hustle is becoming the norm. a car rental service gives you access to all types of cars and services. but the costs run into four figures. why the company insists it's still the steal of a deal.

good morning. here are today's top business headlines. wall street will try to build on yesterday's big rally. the markets had their second best day of the year. the dow up 500 points.

on today's watch list, a report on hiring in the private sector. and apparently lots of american workers say they have a side hustle to pick up extra cash. a third say they need the money to pay for regular living expenses, while others use it as discretionary income. or to pad theirssisnce and limd liability. for $99 a month, you can get a full-size sedan or small suv or truck. $1,400 a month. there are luxury sedans, regular suvs and larger trucks. swap your car twice a month. there is a $250 enrollment fee. marcus and laura, i'll send it back to you. i'm trying to still figure

out the deal in that. >> when you get your bugatti. >> it sounds very expensive to me. i suppose if you're a high roller and you like to be seen in a new car. coming up next on "today in the bay", kari hall tracking another hot one. >> starts out nice and cool even though as you step out the door you're like, okay, it's already warm out here. temperatures going up quickly by late morning, into the afternoon. so we'll get a look at all our microclimates and also our temperature trends coming up next. kari, overnight road work behind me. i'll talk about that in a minute. richmond-san rafael bridge is on schedule. more detail on the commute coming up.

a very good wednesday morning to you. thinking about today. you know what's going to happen at oracle. tonight's make or break game take place. it has been a make or break finals for our warriors.

tip-off is 6:00 p.m. there's still time. or just pull up a bar stool. >> hey, if you have the money, why not. >> a lot of people heading to the game today. will it be nice weather? >> nice but very warm. even in oakland tied. all clear skies. normally this shot is clouded

over. but we are not seeing that right now from our sutro tower camera looking down at the golden gate bridge. our temperature there starting out in the upper 50s. we're in the mid-60s in palo alto. it's 57 in napa and santa rosa 56 degrees. we're normally starting out with temperatures in the low to mid-50s. so we're already a little bit warmer than where we usually begin. and your morning commute in antioch will be in the upper 60s. feels nice. you can roll the windows down on your way to work. later on today, rolling windows up and the air-conditioning on. we'll be at 84 at 1:00 today. and continuing to go up. here's a look at our clear view over san jose. already starting to see the sun trying to make its arrival. as we go through the day, it wille day for short sleeves, tee shirts and maybe even a swim day if you'll be off work and able to get to the pool. look how hot it will be again today. these temperatures pretty much matching yesterday's.

maybe just down a couple degrees in a few spots like san jose and cupertino. east bay, mid-90s for the inland valleys. staying nice and cool at half moon bay. low 60s yesterday. we'll be up to 64 today. and the mission district back to where we were yesterday. reaching 75. and some upper 80s and low 90s for much of the north bay. still a very dry weather pattern. an area of low pressure to our north by thursday and friday that cools it off. high pressure returns once again for the weekend. that means more heat from sunday into monday. we can see the temperatures dipping and going right back up. it will also be windy as the temperatures cool off. much more of app ocean breeze. we will be watching out for gusty windows late friday and starting to relax a bit going into saturday. early next week, we're in the mid-90s. so the heat is not going

anywhere. it is slow and go through palo alto. >> yeah. kari, there's a lot of 90s on there. you might want to fix that. over here, slow and go. right here, just as you approach university for the northbound side of 101, just saw a series of trucks clear, a series of lanes and a bunch of codes. that's why we are seeing a little bit of slowing. that blip approaching university. nothing unusual. crews are on the move. chp and caltrans getting notified of various locations around the bay where they are moving crews and cones and there's a little bit of directi overnight road work. treasure island, just got word of a disabled vehicle. it may be off on the very shoulder. use caution heading toward the island tunnel, the exit toward treasure island. the bay bridge toll plaza shows a slower drive. gradually building toward the

fastrak lanes. the cash lanes, which usually have backup, don't have any problem right now. san mateo moving smoothly to and from the peninsula. mass transit, three or four trains on track for bart. pack to you. all right. thanks, mike. 4:50. you may want to call ahead to make sure your local sephora is open. all 400 stores closed for one hour for diversity training. >> they said they were already planning to do diversity training even before the incident with the popular singer. last year starbucks closed a thousand coffee shops for similar training after a manager called police on two black men who wanted to use the bathroom while waiting for a business meeting to start. the 49ers faithful have a chance to hear from top brass at

california theater. >> yesterday the team said congratulations. you may remember the signature 89-yard pick six. bowman returned to practice to go out as a member of the team where he spent eight nfl seasons. >> big night at oracle where the giants beat the mets. bruce bochy won his 1,000th game as manager. nice for him. check out the locker room afterward. >> 1,000th win with the giants. >> whoo! >> congratulations. let's get it to 2,000. congratulations, coach. >> and following this is a traditional beer shower. this is his final season. we're sad to see him go. he managed 12 years with san

diego. he is 50 wins away from 2,000. >> way to go. 4:52 right now. coming up on "today in the bay". nbc bay area responds. this is what happened to one man's truck after a defect inside the engine. the question is, was the dealer obligated to tell him this was a possibility? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. beverly hills will be the first city in the nation to ban tobacco sales. city council prohibits the sale by 2021. there are a few exceptions, including allowing existing cigar lounges. and hotels guests. stick around. it's 4:52.

75th anniversary of d-day

later this week. and already in europe they're marking the anniversary. here are live pictures from portsmouth in the uk. the future king of england prince charles there. behind him, you can't make it out there, you saw a brief shot of hot pink. there you go. the queen is there as well as our own president trump, his wife mellania this morning makig acquaintances there. we have been watching the to a fremont man whose pickup truck blew up in front of his home pr his team to do undercover used car shopping. >> take a look at anthony's truck, or what's left of it. he said the pickup was parked in his driveway and turned off when it suddenly burst into flames. >> extremely grateful that i wasn't in the car with my

granddaughters. >> it had a known fire hazard and a manufacturer had recalled it. but the used car dealer who sold anthony the truck didn't tell him about it. can you unknowingly by a car under a safety recall? yes. tonight at 11:00, we look at hundreds of cars for sale in the bay area and find lots of potentially dangerous defects. we'll ask dealers why they're still selling them and showing you how to spot a recall yourself instead of relying on a dealer to disclose it. share your car troubles with us at 1-888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. join us again tonight at 11:00. 4:56 right now. think it was hot yesterday? oh, that was nothing. >> it was something. it was hot. we do it all over again today.

by noon, 8 4 degrees in los gatos. a look at all your microclimates coming up next. tracking the buildup at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's slowing at the tunnel. we'll talk about what's going on new today coming up. plus, as the president continues his trip abroad, at home high-level talks about his threats of imposing tariffs on mexican goods. concerns from the president's own party leaders. you're watching "today in the bay".

people will be like where is my driver. >> still struggling. >> right now at 5:00, rideshare shakeup at sfo. major changes coming to rideshare curb side pickups at the airport starting this morning. a live report of what you need to know before your next trip. plus. >> i think he will back off when faced against the opposition among business, his own republicans and what he sees what a dumb move he has made. >> we're still hoping this can be avoided. . >> growing concerns on capitol hill over president trump's plan to slap tariffs on mexican goods starting monday. we're live in washington, d.c. with who is participating in high-level talks today. here we go. the warriors looking for a leg up in the nba finals in front of a home crowd.

there are some leg injuries to consider. live at oracle arena this morning. "today in the bay" continues right now. let's hope the warriors continue the winning streak, okay? let's do it. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the commute in just a bit. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the temperatures. >> as you step out the door, it already feels warm. now as the sun rises, we know those temperatures are going to go right back up almost where we were yesterday. that's a look at walnut creek. we'll be in the sections the next hour. this is our bre a