take in notes of nature... and experience the fragrant mist with air wick essential mist. . welcome to thursday morning, it's june 6, d-day, 75 years. take a live look outside at oakland at the oracle arena. changes ahead in our weather pattern. >> i hope they're good changes for the worst. >> we hope for that, too, recovering from last night's game. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at the forecast. >> you said it, big changes, you can tell clouds, drizzle, the marine layer is back. in antioch, it will be still a

nice warm start. mid-60s. we will see those temperatures not warming up as fast. we will be at 74. we will be talking about the cooling changes. you already have a traffic alert. >> in the last two minutes it was a traffic aheard. i was going to talk about the construction clearing over at marina. instead, we're talking about the closure. 680 southbound. it sounds like it is closed. you can enter stone ridge, it runs parallel to the freeway. right now traffic is okay except right at the scene, a big rig appears to be involved in an earlier crash. i'm trying to find out more details on how long they expect that. the dublin interchange doesn't look to be a problem. we get all the more details on the next report on those crashes as well. overall, everything except for 680 at brew nel is moving

smoothly. back to you. >> developing for you right now. an 18-year-old boy is one of three people shot after 81 fire erupts at a youth soccer field. >> it happened in santa rosa. the 20-year-old victim was critically injured. police say the boy and a man will su people's soccer games were going on at the time. a leak representative says one coach was shot. >> what i heard from the coaches that just got shot, it was they were there waiting for them. there was a car that drove by. one of, two of the people waiting there started saying some stuff. the car comes around, the guy gets out of the tar and just starts shooting. >> police say the shooting is gang related. ali wolf is following the developments fours, she'll join us in our 5:00 hour.

happening today the defendants in the ghostship warehouse trial are expected to ask to dismiss the charges. they each face 36 swounts counts of involuntary manslaughter. the attorney claims the prosecution did not prove he was responsible for making necessary safety upgrades. he also says harris' attorney will make a similar request today. campbell police are on the look outfor a peeping tom. security cameras caught this man trying to look into the home before the family inside had gone to sleep. we spoke with the homeowner. they say their family is still rattled. >> reporter: early saturday morning, the family found this man spying into the window. >> my husband is still awake. he's doing the home theater. then he saw this guy was outside my daughter's room watching out the window. >> the girl's mother agreed to tuque to us if we didn't reveal

her identity. she says her husband yelled inside the house. >> that scared the man recentl camera systems because her daughter had been complaining weird things were happening outside her window. >> one night my daughter was running from her room. she looked so scared. she says it looks like someone is touching the a krr in and out. >> campbell police hope anyone that recognizes the man will call police. >> it's criminal. this individual is on private property looking into the window of a private residence. >> according to police, the man was last seen driving down bismark drive towards phoenix drive. they hope anyone in the neighborhood may have caught the man on security camera. >> how scary is it? >> very scary. i was shaking. my daughter was shaking also. i was even until now. >> now at this point police are

still trying to determine if the prowler may have spied on to other homes in the neighborhood, but so far, they have no evidence. take a look at this. out last night on the streets of four men seen shooting at each other. they don't know if 30 bullet casings. they did not know what led up to that gun fire. if you know anything about it, be sure to give them a call. >> people who live in san jose tired of late night train noise are now demanding peace and quiet. >> communicate with the city. >> there is a debate about that. but the fact is -- >> the mayor sam lucardo called out union pacific last night. neighbors say they are fed up with overnight train horns. they say the company recently changed its schedule and trains are running at all hours.

pacifica says they are required to fire a horn at crossings. the opponents say they will cost millions of dollars. >> they keep people awundaon. they're affecting our property value and they don't care. >> the mayor and city council are now considering legal action to stop the late train traffic. >> well, the golden state warrior fans, they're not feeling so golden the morning. >> no, a little sour. the team now down two games to one in the nba finals. fans at oracle arena, boy, they were pumped. seth curry couldn't save them. they lost 103-109, injuries may have doomed our warriors. it's hoped durant and thompson can return for tomorrow's game four. it wasn't all bad last night. metallica rocked the house with

their performance of the anthem. hip-hop royalty, jay zee and beyonce took time to catch all the action. aypper drake was mia. vif. which means very important fan. as you might imagine, dubs nation not thrilled. to show thundershower frustration courtside, which we'll show it to you in just a second. but even with all of those injuries, some fans feel like they could have pulled things off, a win. former nba star got sentimental about last night's game. >> the problem about sit they are leading oakland, we're upset about that. >> nba champions of the world! >> well, last night's game was broadcast in 40 different languages. some for tomorrow's game, in which the same goal for tomorrow's game, which hopefully the warriors rebound and tie

things up. >> getting them all on that court. okay. 4:37. coming up next on "today in the bay", a push to block those pesky robo-calls, what the fcc are doing and critics are saying about the move. if all that traffic is too much for you? how about getting there by a snir one company is gearing up the skies as an alternate alternative to your commute. you may notice the cooling trend that is expected for later today. how long will it last? we'll check in with meteorologist kerry hall. mike has a look at your morning commute. much more ahead. it's 4:38.

good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. here's what we're watching today. first up, let's talk about our wall street could be see more gains today. also what we are watching is -- the fcc is voting on a plan to block more robo-calls. the power to decide what constitutes and unwanted call and blocks suspicious activity. now critics say that carriers wouldn't have to make call blocking defaults, they could cardinal customers for the service for caller i.d. and other extras. robo-calls have exploded in the u.s. launching to 10 billion per month or an average calls of 14

per person. americans could see relief at the pump this summer, aaa says they will see a decline and expects gas prices to average $2.77 nationwide, which is 10 cents cheaper than current levels. they say trade and geopolitical tensions can cause oil and gas prices to move higher. and self line taxis not set to take off. reports say that uber will begin service july 9th. it will only be available in new york city. award members achieved diamond or platinum status. they will travel from manhattan to jfk airport. the flight will cost average 222-225 per person. >> i might take the train in i was in new york.

coming up next, as is track forecast. >> it will be a nice break. turn the air-conditioning off. you can see the outline. we take a live look outside at walnut creek. it will be a really nice day. we will talk more about that coming up next. not so nice in a critical part of the tri-valley. we zoom in here southbound 680. there is a traffic alert. a fuel spill on the closure of the burnout exit. we will talk about your alt m alternate and what we hear from the chp. when you leave a repair car, you t work that was that the trigger an official complaint. you can sign up online, we put a link on our website

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. the cars on the the getting ch >> it keeps changing. >> that it does. you know we have all been there. are you watching your super interesting tv show and you have no one to share the thoughts with. >> that wasn't the case for a tennessee toddler. now the video is going vieshl, adorable.

>> that's what i was wondering, what they are going to do next season. exactly what i was thinking. >> oh, yeah, yeah. yeah. >> right. don't threaten the end. nobody is saying stuff, you know what i'm saying, exactly? >> i love that. >> i do, too. the dad ends alike this exchange has been viewed 25 million times on facebook accompanilaughs feel . too. >> sometimes parents can understand an everyone else is like, oh, what did you say? she says she wants some milk. >> kids with multiples they have a secret talk. >> yeah, nice mom is left out. what's going on?

>> it's good. >> a lot of fun there. we are starting out with great news as well, going to see some cooler temperatures. here'st what we are feeling right now. fairfield's at 57 degrees some spots are 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. so as you are about to head out the door, maybe light long sleeves, it is a cool start. grab the hat, it will be a windy day. we will talk about those winds in just a second. let's get a look at our highs today, coming down into the mid-70s, once again, we can leave the air conditioners off. there will still be warmspot 82 in concord, san francisco reaching the 60s. for the north bay, we will see

highs in the upper 70s and 80s. we have to watch out for fire weather and parts of the sacramento and san joc valleys. que breezy in the afternoon.ds we'll see those winds at 20 to 25 miles per hour. >> that fire danger will be possible especially over the hills the highest threat is off to the east. we will have a couple days of cooler weather, heats up again in the forecast. this is only a brief break. look how hot it gets next week. i know. look at that inland vaelsz

reaching 97 on monday. so i'll have more on that mike, you have that traffic alert in the tri-valley. >> i wish i could erase that like the higher temperatures overall, green almost everyone is slowing. clearing 101 and palo alto. we have a traffic alert, southbound 680 approaching brown el can really jam up. a great alternate runs parallel to the freeway. now if you pass by, the brown el exit is currently closed. our crew is out over there as well. we do have people gathering more details if the scene. what happened is a big rig.el, w more details.

this hopefully will clear, if not, all the traffic over the altamonte will be a problem. folks that come down off the all the mont are probably taking 84 and cutting through the area. so we will probably seep that a typical slowp more traffic, a critical place. overall, a lighter flow. contra costa count fi. a pretty sizable backup. you notice it should clear in the next 10. over to you. >> 4:51. >> scared and angry parents are voicing outrage over how a new multi-million dollar school wound up next door. >> a rent a investigation shows why they are afraid. particles in the air that could be making their children sick. a private stafford school opened last august alongside a can crete plant that has been there

more than 30 years. now there are hundreds of students next door. >> when they are going to school they'rhe around the environment they're in. >> the parents brought their concerns across the bay area. >> it's still frustrating. i think we want to conduct monitoring on site. school so far hasn't been all that easy in terms of allowing is up monitoring. i don't want to sugar coat this at all. this is not a good decision. it was a decision that was made. >> now, stafford would not address specific allegations that the school has been uncooperative. the air district says it will now proceed with its own testing. the investigative unit recently exposed how two different government agencies allowed the schools to be built in that industrial area. to watch the full investigation, log on to nbcbayarea.com slash

investigation. 4:53 right now, coming up on "today in the bay." the push to preserve several south bay murals. what many believe are a piece of history maintained in the balance. happening now, illegal marijuana. riverside deputies busted more than 100 illegal grows yesterday. at least two people were arrested. deputies focused on illegal pop farms and not quote mom and pop operations, they call it the largest marijuana bust in recent memory. stick around, more after this break. it's 4 v. 54.

a very good thursday morning to you. folks are up and out the door this morning. taking a live look outside, problems on 680 southbound in pleasant town. a fuel leak has reporters scrambling over to the s

bring you t 4:56. a plan to open a chik-fil a isfling some feathers. they want to keep the chain out because it has what many consider an chik-fil-a opened a bunch of franchises over the past few years. leaders are asking ten-year-olds across the city to have historical designation. >> it comes after the historic mule was pointed over last summer. >> documenting and celebrating these murals is one step towards getting more recognition of the efforts of the latino community to improve the situation in the '60s and '70s are planning to hold a vote on the

matter in the near future. well, coming up here on "today in the bay," kari is tracking the cool0s and in the and 80s today. we will talk more about that next. we are looking at mostly breezeor one area we are zooming into the concern at brown el the traffic alert coming up.

. right now at 5:00, a day of reflexion, world leaders gathering now to remember the 75th anniversary of the d-day

and the soldiers who made that ultimateing arifies during world war ii. out of the classroom instead of the picket line as an east bay picture strike wages on. >> no place for people like that in our league. >> fan frustration court side, details that led to the fan getting tossed from oral during the nba finals. a very good morning, thanks for joining us. it's thursday now. >> i'm marcus washington. right now we want to get to the traffic alert from early alert. we are talking about the tri-valley as we look over towards the brown el exit off southbound 680. you see all the green we saw from the big map. this will be a 580 or