our investigative unit exposed how a long line of mistakes at two government agencies allowed the schools to be built in that industrial area. to watch our full investigation, log on to our website, nbc bay area.com/investigations. right now, breaking news on two fronts. we are learning about san jose's allen rock neighborhoods. our crew arrived on scene. more breaking news for you on one of the bay area's biggest freeways, a big rig ruptures its fuel tank causing a traffic mess. >> out of the classroom instead on those picket lines, an east bay teacher's strike stretches on. new calls for a leadership shakeup and. there is no place for people like that in our league. fan frustration courtside. the viral dust up between the master's player and a warriors fan that led to that fan getting tossed from oracle arena last

night. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good morning to you. thank you so much for starting your morning with "today in the bay." i'm marcus walk. >> i'm laura garcia. we're going to get to weather in a bit, a cooling trends. but there has been a problem on pleasanton over on 680. >> we have a traffic alert in the tri-valley. we will take you to the big map to show you overall traffic is moving nicely. if you drive in pleasanton, this is a problem. 680 is jammed at 84 with the arrow. >> that is a typical cut for folks coming down through livermore. >> that is just fine. it gets you past the scene of this crash. southbound 680 has problems off the dublin interchange you are back to solid down here for brunell where the exit is closed. stone ridge, you can stay on these city streets through pleasanton. likely, a lot of folks are doing that we are looking at a slower drive there after you get past

brune brunell, you can get on the 680 south. then everything is clear. i had hoped to tell you everything is opened. but bob redell is still at the scene, what do you have? >> reporter: mike, i just spoke to the chp officer keeping an eye on the big rig that stalled southbound 680. unfortunately he said the tow truck will be another 20 minutes. he hopes to be here another 20 minutes, this is why this tow truck is stuck in the same backup that other people are experiencing as they come past this disabled big rig. now the driver of this big rig was heading southbound 680 around 4:00 when he hit something that punctured his gas tank. he says he was spilling fuel and pulled over here. he did have to have a little i livermore pleasanton fire department come out here. they fixed the gas tank, wrapped

it up. they estimate there was 10 to 20 gallons of fuel spilled out here. it's a matter of getting the big rig out of way. they don't want to be thriving with a gas tank that only has a patch on it. until the tow truck gets here, chp in another 20 minutes, will you have this shut down at the lane. in pleasanton, bob redem, "today in the bay". >> not a fun morning commute through there. >> not at all. 6:03 for right now. we want to get a look at that weather. kari, something to be happy about. a cool down is coming our way. >> our natural air condition secretary coming back. we have a foggy start there. drizzling. it is clear inland. we are going to also feel that breeze picking up and much cooler temperatures. low 70s today. we'll talk more about that. and also what's ahead in the weekend forecast coming up in about five minutes.

>> thanks, so much, kari. we have that breaking news for you. >> "today in the bay" ali wolf got on the scene of a deadly shooting we know you arrived. what do you have so far? >> reporter: the crime seen is behind me in a residential neighborhood. we do know that just after midnight, officers patrolling this area, heard shots fired. they found a man dead. as of right now. they don't have suspects. we have video overnight after this happened. this is in the alum rock neighborhood. this is a residential neighborhood near thomas p ryan elementary. we are gathering the information. we just got on scene, families here in this neighborhood are starting to wake up as the sun is coming up. they are seeing this crime

scene. we have been talking to some neighbors. some of them didn't hear anything. we are hoping to gather more information about what happened. again what we know is one man is dead and a homicide investigation is under way. reporting live this morning in san jose, ali wolf for ""today in the bay." request itself. >> thanks for the latest, ali. 6:05 for you right now. today we remember the heroism of d-day. 75 years later, world leaders overnight, including president trump, gathered in normandy for a solemn ceremony to honor the brave soldiers' service and sacrifice. earlier, hundreds of people from around the world gathered at omaha beach to watch the sun rise, ceremonies are taking place at the zer cemeteries. coming up for you at 6:45, we have a live report from norm andy france with president trump's message to the world overnight. we will show you the contra costa county d-day veteran in france for his emotional return. >> you will certainly want to

hear what he has to say. 6:305. it was a rough night for the warriors. they are back at oracle tomorrow night to try to even up the series against toronto. >> but we don't know yet if one fan sitting courtside will even return. this is after shoveing a raptors player. >> a lot of people are talking about this. "today in the bay" tom jensen joins us live at the warriors store in walnut creek. this fan, i wonder if they will be allowed to be back on friday. >> reporter: you have to wonder. a lot of people are talking about this. good morning, we have not seen whether or not the warriors are going to do anything. i have been looking at their twitter feed, checking the website to see if there is an official statement yet about this fan. but they have not yet made that statement. we don't yet even know the identity. but we did see a warrior staff member escort that fan from the court right after the incident.

this is a play about ten minutes left in the game. a block shot towards the seats. raptors point guard kyle lowrie jumps into the crowd trying to save the ball. look at the fan to the right of lowrie. he reachs into the seat next to him and shoves the raptors player and allegedly was swearing that's him. there is no doubt whether lowrie wants the fan to return. >> he had no reason to reach over two seats and say as a result far language to me. no place for people like that in our leak. hopefully, he never comes back to an nba game. >> we don't know if the fan is a season tick holder, but he was court side and those seats costs thousands of dollars per game. he was sitting close to the warrior's owner and lots of people talking about this last night and again this morning on twitter, some of them saying fans should never be allowed back to a warriors' game.

with ehaven't heard an official statement. no doubt this will be a question asked before tomorrow night's game four at oracle. >> tom, thank you. 6:07. continuing coverage of the big college admissions scandal. parents pay big bucks to lie or cheat to get their children into colleges one name fans will recognize may be caught in the scheme. "wall street journal" reporting pat hayden may be involved. he played quarterback for usc and then the los angeles rams. it's his time as athletic director federal investigators are scrutinizing. hayden says he was introduced to the mastermind william singer but was not aware of the illegal activities. hayden says he had no ongoing relationship with singer. it's 6:08. now on to new developments regarding a dockless scooters in san francisco. they were pulled after a recent

fire if d.c. the fire department records show a scooter caught fire in december at the san francisco warehouse as well, according to examiner. transit officials say they were not want informed and they find the new report troubling. the company tells the paper, in part, accidents are known to occur in maintenance and repair facilitys and warehouses and it is begining a repair and maintenance team. the new haven teachers strike is stretching into the 13th day, exactly one week since the last day of school. now parents are hoping to recall several school board members. they claim they're not making students and teachers a priority. the proposal will only be put on a ballot if proponents gather nearly 8,000 signatures. union leaders are now asking for a 6% raise. >> 6:09 right now. this is a fascinating story. a swarm of lady bugs leads to

meteorologists wondering, wow, look at that cloud there. it showed up on the national services radar. the storm measured 80 miles wide over southern california. meteorologists initially thought the bugs were rain clouds headed over san diego. but it's fascinating because they're so little. >> i know. >> you know. >> they show how many there are. >> yeah, it shows how sensitive the ra da is, too. i used to see this all the time, especially in louisiana where you have this time of year the love bug migration happening. >> i need the lady bugs for my road. >> isn't it good luck if they land on you? >> i like to see them. better that an fly. >> beter that mosquitos, too. so we're seeing now changes on the radar this morning. but the rain won't make it to the bay area. we're just going to get the benefit office this storm system moving across the pacific northwest. >> that means cooler air for us. it's going to be really nice. as you make your way out the

door headed through the dublin bart station. it will be in the mid-50s, reaching the 70s today. we'll talk about this and that hot weekend forecast, mike is still on the scene of the traffic alert. >> folks, will you look at the traffic scene over there and here we go, step in here with chp still blocking, status still the same as far as the view. we have that ring, that earlier punctured fuel tank. >> that has been cleared up. they need a tow truck to get on the backup we see on our map. >> that is jammed up, waze has timed a 25-minute delay. we are still waiting for that tow truck to make its way down here. hopefully by 6:20, the tow truck will be there. just after 6:30 we should see that clearing. we hope. it's a problem only out of contra costa county. folks out of livermore and the altamonte pass, will take 84 without a problem. we widen out the shot. we see that area of the trooi valley is the only one with the

real concern. back to. >> you thanks, mike. 6:11 right now, coming up next on "today in the bay," amazon deliveries reaching new highlights. the online retailer showing off its new delivery drones. will they get your packages to you any faster? >> more positive feelings on wall street, plus worry about the negotiations with the mexican government. we will go over it. later president trump's tariff war with mexico, will it have an impact on your wallest. coming up, what economists say you should do right now to save some money. you are watching "today in the bay."

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the time is 6:15. as you get ready to head out the door, feels cooler already. we have the sun shine in the south bay, it will be in the mid-50s as you head out the door. we will stay in the 70s. leave that air-conditioning off. we will talk about it when it's coming on. that's coming up in the forecast in less than five minutes. this is a big problem, south 680, closure at brunell continues. along with everybody else, everybody else outside of that tri-valley portion looking really good. we'll follow the progress coming up. a very happy thursday to you, another day of games on the

market as investors become more and more convinced. now, keep in mind, the fed would make that cut only if it thought the u.s. economy was in trouble from tariffs. we get jobs numbers tomorrow. roku has tripled in value so far in 2019, that bay area company, the best company of youtube says it will crack down on racist supremacists. it's demon advertised a number of accounts, in other words, neo-nazis will not get money for ads played before their contests. they will present false ideas like the earth is flat. we don't know the security situation on the youtube campus. we know they have tightened security over the last year after a woman whose account had been demon advertised people at the company. a tellgation from the mexican deposit will once again meet today with members of the trump administration in hopes of avoiding the threatened tariffs

on cars, medical equipment, machinery, fruits and vegetables. an idea some republican senators say is a bad idea. here's the president. >> we told mexico the tariffs go on. i mean it, too. a lot of people, senators included, that i have no idea what they are talking about when it comes to tariffs. they have no absolutely no idea. >> these threats sole to be working. we will talk about that when we talk about politics in 30 minutes, keep in mind. it stems the going people's hearts, cars and machinery. the president said he was increasing tariffs. here's the president again speaking from ireland. >> as far as china is concerned. china wants to make a deal. i have no doubt about it. every signal is they want to. and at the right time probably

that will happen, right now they are paying many billions to the united states. we never got that before from chosen. >> you heard him throwing out republicans don't know how tariffs work. i will throughout an accusation when trump says china pays the tariffs. they don't, americans do. >> americans like to shop and use amazon quite a bit. here's a look at your future, the company is touting its latest and newest delivery fleet. here's a video showing amazon time's new delivery drone. the company broev ever believing it may roll out in a matter of months. >> the stuff we are doing is all about big selection, speed and low prices is just going to get better through ai. >> amazon leader jeff wilkey is talking about artificial

intelligence. the entire interview happens later on the "today" show after today in the bay. >> this little guy, his adorable take by a video show posted by his father is going viral. let's all take a listen. >> that's what i was wondering, i don't know what they're going to do next season. >> exactly what i was thinking. >> oh, yeah, yeah are. >> right. nobody is saying stuff, now what i'm saying? >> so cute. >> he know what is he's talking about, too. also the two are from tennessee. the exchange has been viewed more than 25 million times on social media. >> how wonderful. >> i love that father/son interaction. that's beautiful. >> it's not just the vocalization, just right there. with dad, that's what i'm talking about.

you understand. >> it helps, they learn the more you talk to them. that's great. >> the only time i get that interaction is when we watch bubble guppys. >> that song is now in my head. >> oh, yeah, we were all like, no. all right. >> it's better than kiyu. >> off are right about that. >> so let's get a look at our nice view, looking outside at walnut creek. we have seeing over at mound diablo. it's a clear start. as we go throughout the day, it will be really nice. get out there and enjoy. we will see highs in the mid-70s, as you make your way out the door in san jose, we will be seeing cooler weather. starting out, a few clouds, if you are looking for something to do, maybe after school or later on this evening, maybe head to livermore for the rodeo. it starts at 6:. this will be one of the best days to enjoy some time outside in livermore. we are reaching into the upper 70s, lower 80s in concord and

antioch, napa 80 degrees. san francisco reaching 60 for today. here's my main concern in solano county as well as parts of the sacramento and san joakim valleys. the winds will pick up. this will create a higher fire danger. there will be a weather watch in effect starting tomorrow. it makes it up to 35 miles per hour. we will start to feel those winds picking up today at about 25-to-even possibly near 30 miles per hour. especially later on this evening and the winds stay gusty overnight and continue into the next couple of days. that's also transporting some cooler air, especially for today and tomorrow, but then by the rest of the weekend, it turns very hot and dry and we're going to see those temperatures going way up. inland areas in the upper 70s today and tomorrow and then upper 80s, 90s, even upper 90s in the forecast. so it is really about the says him and i know we are all

dreading that. just enjoy this while it lasts. you have one tough spot on the freeway. >> that's right. we continue with not the bay bridge. the by a bridge is tough. the metering lights are not on. that's not expected. the rest of the contra costa approach is great. >> that itself the tough spot, the traffic alert. southbound 680. take a look at the map. you can pick out all of your drives. we look one off of the dublin interchange down towards brunell out of pleasanton. southbound 680 jammed solid. it's jammed this morning, also city streets. we'll take a live look out there. sorry, let's take a look at what happened earlier. this is video from early this morning. you are looking at the firemen trying to repair and the fuel tank was punctured. it was cleared from the scene. we still have the live scene with the truck right here and the off-ramp at brunell blocked

by chp for safety sake. we are still waiting for that tow truck that will get there now, this is the second revision. we are looking still at that one lane closed. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:32, coming up here on "today in the bay," president trump still wants to slap new tariffs on mexican goods starting monday. we know that could impact your wallet. you could save some.now, that's coming up in a live report from capitol hill next. alright boys, time for bed.

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more 6:25 for you right now. the president is slapping more tariffs on foreign countries. this morning we are getting a sense of the impact the coin trade war will have on school supplies. >> tracie potts is live, mexican negotiators will be back at the white house today? >> reporter: actually we just got word they'll be at the state department today. the vice president is traveling. the president is out of town. so they will continue these talks to try to come one some way of convincing the trump administration. his cabinet, that mexico is trying to slow down illegal immigration into our country. according to a senior administration official, they have discussed putting more troops at the border on the mexico side as well as tracking down on drugs. but the white house has said that's not enough. they want faster ways of deporting people to their home countries and they want to make sure that all detainees.

not just some of them we see now stay on the other side of the border. that's what they're pushing for. the president speaking overseas says today they're making progress, they're just fought there yet. of course, if they don't come up with something that 5% tariff on mexican goods kicks in on monday. >> exactly. so this can affect so many people as well, kids are getting out of school, tracie, maybe we should think about their school supplies already for the fall? >> right. and how it's related to trade. think about it. when you buy notebook, pencil cases, pencil sharp inners, flip them over. how many of them say made in carolina? a lot of them, right? now experts are saying that the prices of the school supplies you will be buying in the next few months will likely skyrocket if the u.s. can't work out its trade deal with china. remember the president wants to put 25% tariffs on their goods as well.

we are getting some suggestions from the national retail federation on how you can deal with that. >> to be on the safe side, you know, consumers certainly can go shopping early. to make sure they get the product and at a price they want it. >> so their bottom line, stock up now before those made in china items that your kids need in class costs a lot more. >> we all will feel it in the pocketbook. that understand so much. a deadly shooting in an alum rock neighborhood. a live report from the active scene ahead. a big rig crash causes back up. our team is tracking what you need to know to avoid getting stuck in traffic.

. right now atf:30, taking a live look outside san jose. the sun has arrived, but cooler temperatures have arrived as well, a welcome change to the heatup we had the last few days. >> good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to take you to a breaking sigalert. >> the folks have been watching throughout the morning notice the scene hasn't changed. that's the bad news, chp, this big box truck, the slow lane as

well as the bernal off-ramp. a tow truck can clear this from the seen. the punctured fuel tank right here was the issue that caused that leak. it's been cleared up. fire crews have patched that. the tow truck is what remains as far as the missing link out here. we are looking at the jam from 580 to bernal, that's causing a 25 minute jam. everybody else in the bay looking really good, back to you. >> causing a little backup, but the weather no backup. >> it's backed up behind us. >> we love to see the fog in san francisco because we know that's going to help cool us all off all across the bay area. it is clear in dublin this morning as you head out. you see all the people out the door already. maybe you want to head to the bart station. in dublin it will be in the mid-50s starting out, a slow rise in our temperatures, looks

to be in the 70s. we talk about the weekend forecast, that's coming up in about five minutes. >> thanks we have braking into u.s. to tell you about this morning in san jose's alum rock neighborhood. >> "today in the bay" is on the scene of a deadly shooting close to thomas p. ryan elementary. any new information about 30 minutes ago? >> well, lawyer remarks marcus, we know a man was found shot and dead here in a car on scene. i can tell you we do see two vehicles police seem to be focusing their attention on. it looks like it has its windshield shattered. another has been crashed or burned on the other side of the road. we are waiting to find out what actually happened here. we do know an officer heard shots fired overnight around 12:20. they say they found a man dead in a car with at least one

gunshot wound and did not find any suspects, so they are still investigating, a very active scene out here, still, about six hours later. again this is on mcgen is avenue near elementary school, neighbors waking up. we did some checking here. there have been 13 homicides this year in san jose so far compared to seven at the same time last year. you guys mentioned there is an elementary school out here. this neighborhood is residential. we're just seeing a lot of cars. people waking up, helding to work. what they are seeing is seeing crime scene tape and an active crime scene here. we are trying to piece together the turn of events. we see a situation with one car crashed on the side of the road. investigators looking at another car as well. for now we are live in san jose, ali wolf for today in the bay. >> thanks for the latest live from the scene there.

6:34. we have more breaking news. this is out of new york. we are getting our first look of pictures in a crash in west point. this is involving at least 20 cadets. a 5 ton cargo truck is unfolding at a training site called camp natural bridge. at least one cadet was air lifted to the hospitals, said to have serious injuries. another four-to-five people also hospitalized. we will keep an eye on the story as it continues to develop and our sky ranger there continues to head to the scene to see if we can get a better look of what is happening there on the ground. well, 6:35. we have a developing story. a 10-year-old boy is one of three people shot after gunfire erupted at a youth soccer field. >> a lot of people out there. at jacobs park.

a 20-year-old victim was critically injured. police say the boy and a 40-year-old man will survive. there is no further injury. multiple soccer games were going on at the time. it sent hundreds running for cover. a leak representative says one coach was shot. >> what i heard from the coach who just got shot, it was that 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 the car and starts shooting. >> police say the shooting is gang related. they are looking for a dark colored suv. we will continue to track this story as well. mike is tracking that situation on 680. mike, what have you been able to find out? >> we are taking you to live pictures. we are showing you what looks the same. notice chp moved over. i did see an officer where bob

redell was with our camera crew. i saw the tow truck had arrived, that movement happened about five minutes agore. i hoped to have better news. look how jammed up. we have a 25 minute delay off 580 and the exit is closed. your alternate. meanwhile, a look at the rest of the bay, a nice smooth drive the bay bridge is an easy drive. >> friday. >> almost there. >> if you don't like the heat. >> i wish we could take today's weather. >> you can do that? >> no, i can't. >> maybe if your mind. >> check out the graphic. it gets to be hot going into saturday. i think for some spots, that's

where you want to head, anywhere cool. you make mae make your weekend plans, i will be in the low 70s for the coast. the bay reaching 80. 89 in the inland areas. it's going to be even hotter, especially in the valleys on sunday reaching 94 degrees. it does say comfortable for the coast. in san jose, it's going to be warm as we celebrate portugal as this happens in history park on saturday starting at 10:00 in the morning. we go from the mid-70s to the upper 80s throughout the day. you might want to get there early. we can find cooler temperatures in alameda. they're having the sand sculpture contest. it's going to be fun. upper 50s, a few clouds, warming up nicely. if you are going to the sierras, still some snow on the mountain peaks, look how warm it will be, going from 63 degrees tomorrow to the mid-70s by the end of the weekend and i think a lot of the

bay area is going to be hitting up the beaches. sant cruz is going to be great, reaching into the upper 70s all weekend long. we will talk about what's going on today, our break from the heat, that's coming up in about 3 minutes. >> yes, we will i don't know that. a major power problem still lingering this morning at one of the busiest airports, lax. what is being done to help people get to their destinations. >> we will take you live to france for d-day to show you the events happening there today. we will bring you up to date on the bay area veterans, returning to normandy for the first time since that historic day. new economic analysis says 400,000 jobs could be lost. we'll talk about that and look at the stockmarket. are you watching "today in the bay."

. good thursday morning. it is 6:42. it's a clear start inland. we do have clouds and fog near the coast. if you are on the way out the door to the pleasant hill bart station, it's going to be a really nice day. much more comfortable, we will reach into the 70s. we will talk about the brake from the heat and when that heat comes back in less than five minutes. chp officer, whoa that smoke is not related to this traffic alert. chp officers are getting back in the car shuffling supplies. they will be there a while. we'll give you the latest update. if you hope this will clear, it's not bad. we have continuing coverage of a power outage of some flights in the l.a. area.

>> lax had a power outage. power came back within an hour others had emergency power. some areas don't have power. no cause of what happened yet. it's not clear how many flights were impacted. but some were delayed or canceled. passengers are being told to contact their airlines to make other arrangements. >> somber ceremonies to honor the heroes of d-day, marking the many want the allied inhave aition began 75 years ago. it was really a turning point in the fight against nazi germany. >> jay grey live in normandy france right now. jay. >> reporter: overnight, president trump thanking those who survived.

>> reporter: marcus, it's great to talk to you. the ceremony has ended here. thousands who have gathered have left some remain in what was a battlefield now just a sacred burial site. a tribute to so many the men who fought here as well as the 4,000 americans under 20-years-old when they died during the d-day invasion here. look, it was a special ceremony. there were moments of emotion during the event and obviously a lot of gratitude, especially from president trump. let's hear what he had to say. >> you are among the very greatest americans who will ever live. you are the pride of our nation. are you the glory of our republic. and we thank you from the bottom of our heart.

>> reporter: the french president macron laying a wreath and being talked to by the coordinator of this site. a little talk about the strategy of that day and about how things unfolded. it's really been an important day in so many -- >> it looks like we lost his microphone there. of course, the president and melania as well, the french president, it has been a historic day to remember d-day, 75 years ago. you can imagine how moving it is, there are actually some survivors that stormed the beaches there were there. include d.c. bay area veteran. he attended today's very moving ceremony. >> no hug for you. yes. a hug for you. >> we all want a hug from mr. jake larsen, 96-years-old.

he is the only living survivor he was awarded bronze medal for his service larsen stopped in to visit the normandy ceremony, he paid tributes to his fallen comrades. he says this is a trip he never thought he'd take. >> this is unbelievable. unbelievable. the smiles i get from here and the handshakes. >> you don't know what this means to an old man. >> oh. can you imagine? >> just a beautiful moment for him to experience. now, let's not forget, a lot of you helped him to to france, more than $10,000 was raised online. this was days before it aired on "today in the bay." you can watch larsen's full journey coming occupy on the

"today" show this sunday. >> we thank his family. 6:46 right now. president trump says he is committed to slapping good tariffs in a matter of days. >> his threats seem to have created results. >> they have. he has gotten the mexican government's attention, the president says he will put graduated tariffs on all mexican goods unless mexico does something about the u.s. people coming to the u.s. border. >> this is video of mexican police blocking a caravan of refugees passing through mexico on their way to the u.s. border. this is happening in chiapas. authorities unloaded 800 men, women and children on buses and took them to a nearby mexican imgrangs center. the mexican foreign minister is

in washington with vice president mike pence, part of the problem we are having with tracking the negotiations here is we don't know what the actual goal is. president trump only said the mexicans need to do something significant. but there is not a clear or definable demand. the other problem is the president is out of the country and in the past, deals made by people in his administration have not held up once the president got a look at them. politico is reporting speaker of the house nancy pelosi said if private that she would like to see donald trump in prison after he leaves office at the end of his term or his second term. >> that instead of impeachment. the president is under a number of investigations, including the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and several states attorneys general. those don't end if he's not president. a note, though, these kind of president attacks even in private on a president who ill the president is out of the country used to be unthinkable. they cause the water's edge

rule. for instance, democrats were criticized for holding hearings with michael cohen at the same time the president was trying to negotiate a deal with the north korean dictator. was this the proper time to criticize the president? certainly not in the past. this would have been out of bounds, times have changed. while the president is out of up to, he's attacked, joe bind, chuck schumer, outside politicians he's attacked the news media, the duchess of sussex, the mayor of london and bette midler over the last three days. we are watching what is happening with the negotiations in london. we no lol low it on twitter. if you video is trending this morning. boy, a roller coaster of emotions for a tennis player. he lost his french open match. after nicholas mahut's defeat on the court, look at that, his 7-year-old son rushed to his dad to give him a hug to make him

feel better. listen to the crowd's reaction. [ applause ] >> the two hugged and after mahut packed his things up, the two walked off the court hand-in-hand. that's an even bigger winning moment i think for a parent for a child to sew that empathy. you are doing a good job, dad. >> dad i seen you do the hard work, you did a great job. that's what he's saying, i'm proud of you, dad. >> do we now how much he was --. >> oh, he made it after security. >> a good ball boy. >> that is nice. all right, suspect else nice we can talk about today is that weather out there. >> nice and cool today. it's all because the fog is back. now, in san francisco, it is misting and drizzling. take a look at our camera, it looks like it's really pouring there. but we know that this is all thanks to that fog. i wanted to show you the view from tiburon.

because this is not everywhere. it's a shallow layer of fog at about 1,000 feet extending across the golden gate bridge and the bay and parts of the city that will cool everyone off, even the inland areas as we start out clear, looking live in san jose. we head over to evergreen, we will be in the upper 50s. we'll be at 66 degrees at 10:00, reaching the mid-70s by 1:00 today. we will stay below our normal high temperature. reaching 75 in san jose. 78 in livermore, low 80s in concard and antioch. there is so much better than the mid-90s yesterday. even as our temperatures cool off, we have another thing we will be watching for. a fire weather watch for solano county extending towards the sacramento and san joakim rallies, the wind will be picking up. it will be dry, humidity down to 10 to 20%. the starts tomorrow, continues throughout the weekend. we are going to see those winds picking up today.

we have a strong ocean breeze today, keeping it cool. our wind speed about about 20 to 25 miles per hour. getting each stronger tonight. we keep those gusty wind once again for tomorrow. then once all of the gusty win subside, we're going to see high pressure and hot temperatures returning and look at how hot it is going to be. this is our only break. you better take it in, enjoy it. monday we're up to 97 degrees inland. mike, those problems continue for the drive through pleasantton. >> i did need a big view. i want to show you, the area we circled. >> that itself the problem. everywhere else, not a probable. we have focus on the good news. we have to focus on the delays. everybody else is doing great. out of contra costa county, san ramone and alameda and past bernal, you are about 20 minute delays. we will calculate some routes,

looking at the slow drive approaching bernal. the exit is closed. the slowing is closed. a live look out there. we do still have that crew there. we learned, i told you chp moved. it sound like the tow truck the there to pick up that big rig. what happened was as it started to get things ready, they noticed the fuel tank they plugged was leaking again. they had to drain the remaining five to ten gallons out of that track. >> that is an issue. we look at the waze system. if i can arrange this better. there you go. now you can see traffic out of the area. al alamo. you can save 20 minutes time there. you can join nbc area waze. go join them. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. 6:53. happening now, authorities in southern california working to expose tons of marijuana. riverside deputies exposed

illegal growth. two people were arrested. they focus on illegal pot farms. on "today in the bay" a quick story, a deadly shooting overnight in san jose, the investigation under way into the alum rock neighborhood. >> no place for people like that in our league. >> fan frustration court side, details on the dust up between a player and a fan that actually led to that fan getting tossed out of oracle. this is during the nba finals, we will have much more coming up right here on "today in the bay." togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back,

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welcome back. before you head out the door. it is 6:56 open "today in the bay". >> including breaking news, people in the alum rock neighborhood. this is a little after midnight. the officer returned to find the man already dead in a car near mcginnis avenue and story row. there are a lot of police officers and surrounding treats are closed. defendants in the ghostship trial are expected to ask the judge to dismiss the charges. they each face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter and prosecutors yesterday wrapped up their case. the attorney claims the prosecution did not prove he was responsible. he says that after harris' attorney will also ask for a similar request today. and the new haven teacher's strike is now entering its 13th

day, exactly one week before the last day of school. they say three of the board members claim they are not making students and teachers a priority. the proposal will only be put on the ballot if proponents gather nearly 8,000 signatures. union leaders are asking for a 6% raise. well, 6:vacate for you right now f. golden state warriors fans aren't feeling so golden. >> the team is down two games to one. last night at oracle, unfortunately, 47 points from seth curry couldn't save the warriors. they lost to the raptors 123 to 109. injuries may have doomed them. so let's look ahead. game four is tomorrow night. also at oracle. he was across the state next to him. he shoved lowrie.

lowrie says the fan was also swearing at him. security removed him and so far the team has not made an official comment. >> be on your best behavior. >> there is no swearing or pushing in professional sports. >> just hockey. all right, today when you walk outside, you should be happy. >> yeah, i think so. especially if you like the cooler weather. inland, we're reaching into the upper 70s today and tomorrow, it heats up again, san francisco staying in the mid-60s. >> all right. mike is still keeping his eye on that traffic alert from earlier. >> that's the one issue. it is a major one. looking at our maps, 84 is an alternate out of livermore, we have the big backup off 580 approaching a live look right here that river, that had a fuel leak and has a new fuel leak. >> okay. got some cleaning to do there. >> all right. the sun's up. enjoy the cooler day, finally.

>> that is happening on "today in the bay." we are back with a live local news update. >> we will see you back here during our mid-day newscast. you don't want to miss that. >> it's opened. so we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. look at this beautiful shot. i'm over it. yes. the world pauses to mark the 75th anniversary of the d-day invasion that changed history and saved the world. world leaders gather on normandy's hallowed ground to honor the bold and the brave. >> you are the glory of our republic, and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> we're there, live. doubling down. president trump again threatens to tax goods from mexico if border security doesn't improve. urgent talks so far failing to produce a deal. republics