soon as we get it. for now we will check in with kari on the weather. . >> it is still breezy out there, too. we will have to see how they may fan the flames. as the sun rises, we are seeing clouds. getting you out the door in san jose, making your way to diridon station, a light jacket needed to start. a comfortable 59 by lunchtime. we'll look how hot the temperatures get before the weekend in a few minutes. mike, getting us out the door with a couple of issues already. >> overall, speed sensors in the green. earlier crashes have cleared, including the one eastbound, lower deck out of san francisco. this is a concern, though, westbound 580. your commute direction at the castro valley y just shy of the split, a crash blocking one lane. now all lanes, five or six vehicles totally involved from the initial reports. so we are seeing a lot of slowing. all lanes may be cleared soon or

most of them. they are trying to get the vehicles to the shoulder. clearly they're busy right there. use castro valley boulevard to get around and exit redwood road. the maze moving smoothly. bay bridge shifting around. lighter in the last half hour. marcus? thank you, mike. president trump returns with conflicts looming large over washington. his threat of tariffs on mexico over illegal immigration and his ever-escalating war with house speaker nancy pelosi. nbc's tracie potts recording live for us from washington. tracie? >> reporter: good morning. let's start with the tariffs, which could affect americans all over this country when you go to buy something that's been shipped in from mexico. president trump will be back amid negotiations today. and we have learned just this morning he'll get back just in time for a deadline today of whether or not to sign the

executive order for the tariffs to kick in on monday. president trump lands in washington this afternoon. as mexico makes a last ditch effort to convince the u.s. their immigration enforcement is enough to avoid a 5% escalating tariff starting monday. the president told fox overnight. >> i'm asking them for everything. by the way, if they don't do it, i'm putting the tariffs on and we're going to make a financial. >> reporter: that's not what financial experts say. they are concerned americans will pay the extra costs. mexican officials are optimistic. >> we explained all the enforcement measures that mexico is taking to address migration. >> reporter: 6,000 mexican troops at the border with guatemala. >> we called on them to take even more steps, more decisive action. >> reporter: meantime, president trump is in a war of words with house speaker nancy pelosi.

>> nancy pelosi is a disaster. okay. she's a disaster. >> reporter: president trump is under fire to impeach the president. she said i don't want to see him impeached. i want to see him in prison. polielosi is under fire from a number of democrats who want to see the president impeached. about 60 so far. live from washington, tracie pots, "today in the bay". thank you for that report. president trump is signing off on a disaster relief package. over $19 billion will go to 40 states impacted by hurricanes, flooding, tornados, wildfires and earthquakes. that does include california, which is still working to recover. following the recent deadly wildfires in november, the campfire in butte county destroyed 19,000 buildings and homes and 85 people were killed. >> new this morning, new news some residents in east san jose

have been waiting for for more than two decades. vta announcing a new plans for a light rail station. it will link the east ridge and outer rock station. it will include a new vta station at story road. vta plans to start construction next year. tonight in oakland, game 4 of the nba finals. and the warriors trail the raptors one game to two. >> "today in the bay" bob redell live inside oracle arena. one of the golden state star players has been cleared to play tonight. tell us the good news. >> reporter: yes, marcus. klay thompson, who was out with a ham strepbg injury, is expected to play tonight. tip-off 6:00. kevin durant still out. the warriors injuries isn't the only story people are talking about here.

yesterday the nba and the warriors banned and fined one of the team's owners after he shoved one of the raptors's players. kyle lowry fell to the front row trying to save a ball from going on it of bounds. minority order mark stevens was sitting there. he shoved lowry as lowry tried to stand back up. lowry says he hurled some vulgarities at him. he must now pay a $500,000 fine and is not allowed to participate in games the next year. >> i have been involved with the league for a long time. i haven't seen an incident quite like this before, and i don't expect we'll see one in the future. >> a guy like that showing his true class. he shouldn't be a part of our league. there's just no place for that. >> reporter: mark stevens did accept the league's ban and the fine. he also apologized that reads in part, what i did was wrong and

there is no excuse for it. mr. lowry deserves better, and i have reached out today -- that was yesterday -- in an attempt to directly apologize to him and other members of the raptors and warriors organizations. as far as the game don't, as you can imagine, it is sold out. third-party websites, they are from the low end of $700 to, let me get this right, 58 grand for one of these courtside seats. mayor schaaf is auctioning hers off for charity oakland promise. get your bid in at oaklandpromise.org. bob redell, "today in the bay". >> that would be worth paying a lot of money. >> bob, did you say 58 grand? >> reporter: just hearing that makes me lose my breath. i did. i did. >> wow. okay. i'm watching the game at home. yeah. all right. thanks, bob. 5:06.

kari is tracking this weather. kari, i'm loving the forecast for today. >> today looks amazing. very much like yesterday. starting out cool. we have lower 50s around the bay area. low 40s now in napa. in antioch, 55 degrees. and then seeing some low 70s going into noon. we're only going to make it into the upper 70s and low 80s for some of our inland areas today. nice and seasonable. we will get a look at the rest of our forecast. we will talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, you are talking about a crash you are tracking. >> that's right. better news. we have one, possibly two lanes blocked. three lanes opened traveling westbound from what i'm told this is westbound before the castro valley y. even one lane would have been letter than what we had the last five minutes. a half dozen involved in that crash. heading toward the 580/238 split. nice, easy drive with no major

problems. slowing out of the altamonte. opposite direction. traffic starting earlier in the afternoon, probably late morning. south bay not a problem. tracking the brushfire off 101. we'll track that one as well and bring you updates if there's anything to report of significance. here westbound 80, san pablo, a crash may be blocking your fast lane. no sensors showing up just yet. you will notice those who focus really on the maps here, we had slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light. all the cash lanes have been open. lighter friday commute should bring a build. metering lights likely turned on by 5:30. no problem for visibility. back to you. thanks, mike. 5:08. coming up on "today in the bay", an unwanted visitor enters a texas home. look at this. >> oh, so scared, too. >> yeah. we'll tell you month you that

deer got in and later escaped. forget delivery at your doorstep. the place walmart wants to put your groceries even when you're not high a high-stakes rescue on mt. ranier. what we are learning about the four climbers' conditions this morning.

a half acre started burning at 4:10. we will continue to update you as soon as we get more information. starting off with kari now and a look at the forecast. >> really nice out there. a live look outside at walnut creek. we're going to start with low 50s. 72 at noon. we'll get a look at how hot the temperatures get for this weekend. that's coming up in less than five minutes. san mateo bridge looks great. a smooth drive on the approach. there are delays coming off 580. good morning. i'm rahel solomon. wall street set to open higher

this morning on hopes of progress with trade talks between the u.s. and mexico ahead of a deadline on monday. the u.s. will impose tariffs on all mexican imports. and watching the latest jobs report coming out in 50 minutes. it could impact the federal reserve's thinking on whether to cut interest rates. toyota hopes to have half of its electric vehicles to be electric by 2025. it has trailed nissan, volkswagen, and tesla in bringing fully electric vehicles to dealer show rooms. it will team up with battery makers in china. >> retailer announcing a new service to deliver right to your fridge even when you're not home. wall wart in home delivery will launch in pittsburg, kansas city, missouri and vero beach,

florida. employees must go through extensive background checks and use smart key technology and will wear a camera. that way you can remotely watch what they're doing. >> you don't already do that? >> i do still a little bit. as facial recognition software gets more popular, so do privacy concerns. san francisco banned the tech for police work. but it is popping up at airports advertising even schools. now you likely already gave your permission to allow facebook to track you. >> on facebook, the company says

they use facial recognition to help you tag photos and for some security features. they have a patent to identify shoppers in stores and link them to their social media accounts. >> so facebook says it's not identifying real world shoppers yet but reminds users they can always opt out of facial recognition. at a congressional house hearing this week, lawmakers were stunned to learned that the fbi has a facial recognition database of 640 million photos. that's almost double the u.s. population and includes driver's license directories from 21 states. >> an unwanted visitor with a texas home. they called 911 because she thought someone was breaking in. once police arved, you can hear the home alarm going off.

they went to the broken glass. it didn't take long to determine the intruder was this, a deer. they grab a kitchen chair and tries to wrangle the doe. he dodges right out the door. she's like, nope, no thank you. this was not worth it. >> who called the cops? >> i was just looking for a snack. >> we made it through the week. >> it was a hot week except for yesterday. today is going to be very much like yesterday. and i just love this shot. this is a live look outside from san francisco as the sun rises. take a look at the clouds and the bright red colors in the sky. see what's going on. maybe post a picture on social media and let us see the sunrise

where you live. pleasant hill pwrart statibart degrees. eventually in the south bay we will see the high reaching 78 degrees in morgan hill. upper 60s in mission district and embarcadero. 82 in santa rosa. napa, 81. a weak system moving across the pacific northwest. it has changed our wind direction giving us a strong ocean breeze. that will be shifting to the east by tomorrow. we're going to start a warming trend. as we get a look at what to expect, a fire weather watch will be in effect from solano toward sacramento and san

joaquin valley. as the winds pick up, a dry northerly wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. at times gusts up to 35. winds start to pick up tonight. as we go into the day, wind speeds mostly 15 to 20 miles per hour. then going into tomorrow morning. a little bit more of a brisk wind. temperatures heat up and it will be a dry wind. by sunday, look how hot it will be inland. reaching 9 6. but that's not the peak of the heat. we will reach 98 on monday. gradual cooling throughout next week. we are in for a hot weekend. san francisco will be heating up along with bay area beaches. you're starting with castro valley again. this is at a minimum now.

we have recovery all the way back there where the brake tapping started. activity from the earlier crash. and definitely a few vehicles. six total. lanes are open toward the castro valley y. another crash past that. it is out of lanes. we will just monitor that. a smooth drive approaching contra costa county, walnut creek, bay point, highway 4. the upper east shore, we have one other crash affecting the freeway. commute from westbound, your commute direction. fast lanes blocked at san pablo. watch the left two lanes as crews have arrived. a crash at bailey near the golf course. it is not affecting anything as far as we can tell. back to you.

coming up here on "today in the bay". washington climbers rescued. the high stakes mission to help them get to safety. >> plus, incredible video captured a spinning stretcher. wow. that is dangerous. for the first time, we are hearing more about that victim who was on the stretcher. what her husband was saying this morning. our team always on social media. "today in the bay" pete suratos with a beautiful shot there. looks like they're having a great time in greece. follow pete on facebook, instagram and twitter. you're watching "today in the ba bay". togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back,

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washington state. seattle times reports a rescue crew landed a helicopter during a narrow window of favorable weather. and paris puts a spoke in the wheel of electric scooter providers. they will now have designated parking areas. >> the great lakes are overflowing with record amounts of water. the washington post excessive rainfall. new details for you. officials in the dominican republic are releasing preliminary autopsy results on what may have caused the deaths of three american tourists. the first american from pennsylvania died of a heart attack at the luxury bahia. they checked into a resort like this one. she was having a drink from the mini bar when she suddenly

collapsed. they said they didn't think it had anything to do with the mini bar because every room has one. the hotel group says in part, to date, there are no indications of any corruption between these two unfortunate incidents and in both circumstances established security protocols were followed. happening now, wild weather in louisiana. on the left there of your screen, heavy winds ripped through an area on thursday leaving behind a trail of damage. this is video out of sunset, louisiana. the national weather service has confirmed that a tornado was in a nearby town. on the right side of the screen you see widespread flooding in lafayette. in nearby baton rouge, someone died in a car that got stuck in a flooded street. >> a follow-up now to this incredible video of a spinning

stretcher in arizona that made national headlines. all new this morning, the injured hiker says she is still feeling nauseous and dizzy from all of this. her and her husband were hiking when she fell breaking her nose and hurting her hand and her leg. but she also said she hurt her hip. so that's why she was airlifted to the hospital. this morning her husband says he watched with absolute horror from below as that stretcher started spinning out of control. he says he didn't know if his wife was going to survive. >> i didn't know if she was dead or alive. that thing was spinning so fast. the blood was going into her head, to her eyeballs. she didn't know what was happening. she thought she was going to die when she was spinning. she is very dizzy and gnaws kwrous. >> still? >> she hasn't been able to get out of bed. i'm just hopeful that doctors and medical people can get her

back on her feet as soon as possible. that's what we're all wishing for. >> unbelievable. phoenix fire officials said they took preventive measure to keep it from spinning but it just didn't work. over 200 hoist rescues the past few years something like this has were only happened twice. usc is reportedly considering taking legal action against lori lava minute and her husband. that's according to the l.a. times. the couple is among dozens of wealthy parents who have been charged in the scandal. the company paid $500,000 to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted into school falsely designating them as crew team recruits. both pleaded not guilty. first years after a police raid at the stonewall inn and the police commissioner is now apologizing. in 1969, nypd officers carried

out a violent rate on the gay bar trying to shut it down. this is video back then. but people fought back. they threw stones, bottles, and whatever they could find. this sparked demonstrations across the country for equal rights. here's james o'neill's apology. >> i do know what happened should not have happened. the actions taken were wrong, plain and simple. >> we have come a long way for 50 years, but we have 50 years to go. there's much more to conquer in the gay community. >> you heard from the owner, kirk kelly. you can hear more from him on the "today" show at 7:00 right after "today in the bay". 5:27 for you right now. coming up on "today in the bay", a step forward for the south bay expansion. the green light the transit agency is getting and how it could impact the timeline of two new stations. >> what caused the largest fire

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well, at 5:30, breaking news to tell you about. a brushfire burning in south centr central. >> this is near santa teresa and bailey near coyote creek golf course. we have understand at least half an acre is burning. we're told the fire started when a car hit a pole and started around 4:10 this morning. we are sending a crew there. they're going to get there and check out the situation and bring us more information when they get it. as soon as they they can. let's check over with kari now with a look at the forecast. kari, we have good news in your department. >> he ya. it will be a cool day.

we are still watching breezy winds. we have a clear sky over san jose. as we get a look at the weather conditions around santa teresa, low 50s to start. a slow warmup as we go throughout the day. noon, 69 degrees. we will make it into the mid-70s today. this is our last day before some extreme heat heads our way. we'll talk more about that and the weekend forecast in six minutes. mike, it's happy friday at the bay bridge. >> it is. i imagine you can see the smiling faces on all the people heading to work. maybe not smiling but they're happy there is no backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. a lot of that because it's friday. some of that might be because of crashes up here. the first crash we have been tracking west 80, san pablo avenue.

they're calling it a milestone. vta is handing over the keys to the bart extension project to bart. >> "today in the bay" damian trujillo joins us with what this all means. >> vta was running phase one to san jose. the goal now is to officially begin renting trains to the bart station by december. let me show you what that means. right now the bart tracks and at the warm springs station in fremont. the 10-mile extension will have a station in milpitas and another at berryessa in san jose. we have been talking about this since 1984 when the early studies took place. since then this has been vta's project. they managed it. bart now has control of phase one of this extension means now the agency can integrate the

project with its main system. bart will perform their own safety checks. and most importantly, bart will set the fares. bart will take you from milpitas to san francisco in one hour. trains should be running before the end of the year. phase 2 will take bart through downtown san jose, santa clara. the project is still years away. phase two is still in engineering and preconduction phase. finally the trains are coming to san jose. tomorrow family, friends, and the oakland community will come together to honor oscar grant. he was shot and killed by a police officer 10 years ago.

his death sparked rioting and led to reforms in the bart police department. family members will be present and present new street signs naming the area where taxis pull in near the station after grant. san mateo police officer is on paid administrative leave this morning. this is a photo of him. he's accused of trying to meet a girl he thought was 16 for sex. a san jose police arrested robert davies yesterday in morgan hill. the alleged sexual conversation happened online in early may first on tinder, then tick-tock, and then on snapchat. the person chatting with the officer said she was 19, then 16. then they discovered he was a police officer. >> engaging in sexual activity. they also learned the tipster also learned that the suspect was a bay area police officer. >> this person knows exactly what he is doing. and he tried to cover his trail.

>> police are just calling the woman a concerned internet tipster, nothing else. it does not reflect the values of the police department said the chief. according to the silicon valley internet crimes against children task force, one out of 12 kids have exchanged messages online with sexual predators. 1 in 20 have arranged meeting with someone they met online. and 3 out of 10 parents allow their kids to use the internet without any restrictions. they will be outfitted with tracking devices. according to the examiner, the departments have until the end of june of next year to comply with the changes. a supervisor noticed a large amount of paymentouts to accidents with city vehicles.

a letter will be sent to the departments. a fire on the peninsula is set to put people and technology to the test tomorrow. they will send out emergency evacuation alerts for people who signed up. >> emergency planners aren't telling people the evacuation route beforehand. they want to test the alert system and response. >> you can't count on any particular road to be open. they will get their directionings and then they will use those directions and then they will tie in with them at the end. >> feedback on what works and what does not will be used to improve planning. the drill is happening in the crestview neighborhood in san carlos. firefighters say that's a high fire danger area. new this morning, a bike theft crackdown. cal train said it will add four more seats to each bicycle car in its new electrified fleet. the idea here is that the thefts

will decrease with more people on board. 75 bikes were stolen last year. that's down from the last two years. it is set to debut in 2022. >> cal train, commuters. we will check in with mike now. there were a couple of crashes. problems out on the roads. >> we are tracking metering lights on our friday. fastrak lanes are backed up. if you have an opportunity like this, cash will save you some time. still being held uppeer on the upper east shore. you see the folk us slowing. i think the two left lanes are blocked. chp says maybe just one in the next couple of minutes.

the original crash has cleared. smooth flow of traffic for the rest of the day. one lane blocked. traffic flowing smoothly except for right at that approach to the castro valley y. a beach weekend. one more weekend where we can swim and be comfortable. the air temperature will be really hot. let me start you out with something cool to do. tonight at the giants game, we will give away free ice cream. look out for chris chmura. it will be 63 degrees. nice and cool start tomorrow is when it starts to heat up. the coast in the mid-70s. bae, 83. 89 for the inland areas.

it gets even hotter sunday with coastal areas heating up. up to 85 with sunshine. reaching into the mid-90s for the inland valleys. if you're planning to go to livermore rodeo and parade, that starts at 10:00 in the morning. perfect timing because it will be nice and comfortable. mostly sunny skies before the rest of the events going on throughout the day. it's going to turn hot. drink lots of water. we also have the portugal celebration at history park. it's going to be at about 75 degrees reaching into the mid-80s into the afternoon. if you're going to napa valley this weekend, today is the most comfortable day reaching 79. 88 on saturday. and sunday 95 degrees. 80 degrees in santa cruz. lake shasta, it's going to be

heating up 68 to 78. and 89 on sunday. so we are getting ready for a big rampup in temperatures. a look at today's temperature trend for san jose. that's coming up in three minutes. >> all right. thanks, kari. next and all new for you overnight, a rollover crash for teenagers in the south bay. look at this terrible scene. >> wow. >> the reason police arrested one of those teens. plus, major reversal about who can come to a northern california pride parade. we'll be right back. you know when you're at ross and you find.hmmm. ...at a price that has you, like... okay. that's yes for less. say yes to the latest spring trends at 20 to 60 percent off

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department store prices, every day. at ross. yes for less. okay. back this morning with breaking news for you. new video into the newsroom. you're watching it right now. it is out of south san jose. not too far from the coyote creek golf course. that car crashed into a power pole and the downed power line started this fire. you can see the flames there. 5:43. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking our weather. this is turning out to be a nice day. >> yeah. one of the nicest days for the next several days. still breezy.

a live look at san jose. we start out with low 50s. and then going to see a slow rise in our temperatures. up to the upper 60s at noon. we talk about that summer heat for this weekend coming up in less than five minutes. and look. the last time you took a look a few minutes ago, the bay bridge. big advantage if you carpool or have a motorcycle. may jobs numbers just came in. job creations slowed dramatically. payroll up 75,000, much lower than expected. unemployment stayed at 3.6%. that is still a 50-year low. the labor market continues to show signs of weakening. >> one teenager was arrested after a rollover crash in milpitas.

police tell us the two teens in the vehicle were turning, clipped a jeep, and crashed into a minute have van and rolled over. surveillance video of this crash. take a look here. if you look closely, you can see in the highlighted area as the headlights came into the crash scene, calling a halt. a man who lives in the neighborhood and heard who happened. >> a loud bang. it sounded like it came from inside the house. it could have been a lot worse. >> the officers did arrest the driver for a possible dui. also overnight, a hit and run in south san jose before midnight. a car hit a pickup truck.

police told our crew at the scene the car driver sped off but left a bumper behind. two people in the truck went to the hospital with moderate injuries. we're learning new details surrounding a big change in governor newsom's $213 billion proposed budget. he wants to spend millions more on his staff and what former governor jerry brown did. specifically, he wants to use that money to pay for more senior advisers on high priority issues like wildfires. he also wants to hire 24 more people compared to when brown left office. governor newsom's office is not commenting on what those positions would be. now to a follow-up. organizers of a pride parade are reversing course on a controversial decision. uniformed police officers are now welcome at this weekend's parade and other festivitiefest. the lgbtq asked city officers

not to participate in uniform. they have since created a partnership to build trust between law enforcement and the lgbtq community. it is pride month. four colleges in california are the best in the nation for plaintiff's exhibit students according to a website bestcolleges.com. san diego state, ucla, uc davis, and uc santa barbara all made the top 25. tom brady needs two hands to wear all of his rings. his newest and super bowl ring was unboxed at a ceremony last night. >> you can't get any more because he won't be able to fit them on his fingers. >> he has six.

he can do three more, four possibly. 5:47 right now. tonight in oakland, game 4, we're looking for another ring here as well. >> oh, yeah. "today in the bay" live inside oracle arena for us. one of the golden state's players has been cleared to play tonight, correct? >> reporter: correct. we actually stepped outside oracle. more strength in numbers tonight. klay thompson is expected to play tonight game 4 here at the oracle arena in oakland. one of the team owners was band after shoving kyle lowry last

night. he fell into the courtside seats trying to save a ball. mark stevens shoved lowry as he tried to step back up. he must pay a $500,000 fine. and he is not allowed to be at games in the next year. >> if kyle was hit hit back a lot more than fine, it would have been to kyle. so a situation where you're essentially helpless. you're always going to be vulnerable. >> unfortunate situation all the way around. credit kyle the way he handled it. >> he issued a statement saying what i did was wrong and there is no excuse for it. mr. lowry deserves better, and i have reached out today in an attempt to directly apologize to him and other members of the raptors and warriors

organizations. coming up in the next half hour, we will hear from lowry and the commissioner adam silver. bob redell, "today in the bay". all right. bob, thanks so much. it looks beautiful out there, outside oracle arena. >> tip-off at 6:00. giants game at 7:15. it will be crazy on that side of the bay with all of that traffic. and then we're also going to have nice weather. more people are going to be getting out. this is a live look outside at dublin. 580 rolling well on this friday morning, mike. we also see the hazy conditions overhead. as we check out our forecast, the south bay seeing the temperatures today heading into the upper 70s. this is where we should be. we will see a high of 80 in walnut creek. hayward reaching 71 degrees. half moon bay keeps it cool with fog nearby.

it will be in the upper 50s. al poe alto reaching 77. still going to be breezy. this is the reason why we are catching a break. an area of low pressure. you can see the rain around seattle and portland. and the clouds bending down into the north bay. well, that's going to help provide relief as we get more of an onshore wind flow. tomorrow that cuts off. we will have the problems of fire weather watch. it will be in effect for solano, parts of the sacramento and san joaquin as the winds pick up all throughout the weekend. it will be windy and very low humidity. so we are going to have much more of a breeze today. and especially tonight. going into the weekend, winds picking up with gusts up to 30 miles per hour. then it gets hot. we're looking at a very dry wind with sunshine reaching 89 degrees in inland areas. mid-90s on sunday. heading into next week,

temperatures peak on monday, gradually coming down for the end of the week. mike, you're still tracking two crashes. >> two crashes, two fires. a little overlapping. it is affecting the area. santa teresa and bailey are open and not visible from 101, at least not causing any visible slowing. a lot of slowing. still throwing blocked. things are moving nicely approaching and then on the castro valley y. this other crash, west 80. still affecting one lane. slow into the area out of hercules, san pablo. clear by richmond into the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on but the backup not bad. you can see the fastrak lanes

moving as well. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. happening now, the man talking about setting explosives off in times square is heading to court. a moment of joy and happiness in butte county. paradise high school students graduate after living through a terrible year following the campfire. next, just how many students at the school lost their homes. and video you have to see to believe. a gust of wind blows a trampoline 10 feet into the air and two boys are on it. next, how the boys are doing this morning. 5:53. you're watching "today in the bay".

5:56. new this morning, a bay area native and touring guitarist is taking a san francisco company to court. gabriel gordon claims airbnb rented his parent' apartment to a prostitute. according to the mercury news, he has opened for bob dylan and van morrison, he canceled the booking after several days had passed. his landlord evicted him because of the incident. he said airbnb should have

verified who the woman was before renting to her. they have not responded >> first years after a police raid at the stonewall inn and the commissioner is apologizing. here's background for you. back in 1969, nypd officers carried out a violent raid on the gay bar trying to shut it down. this is the video. people fought back, throwing stones, bottles and whatever they could at officers until they were retreated. it became a huge moment in history and sparked demonstrations for equal rights. here's commissioner o'neill's apology. >> i do know what happened should not have happened. the actions taken by the nypd were wrong, plain and simple. >> we have come a long way for 50 years, but we have 50 years to go. >> that is the owner of the stonewall inn curt kelly.

dramatic new video coming into our newsroom right now. i want you to check out the 11-year-old boys from arizona on a trampoline. if you look closely there, you see it there. >> oh. >> a burst of wind blowing it into the air over a 10-foot wall. it landed on the other side. one of them was really hurt. the boys said that he will be okay. some of them thought it was a moment they would never get to see. >> paradise seniors are officially high school graduates this morning. ♪ >> the most destructive fire in

history destroying 14,000 homes. on the 980 students, 900 of them lost their homes. the high school was not burned in the fire. classes were forced to be held at chico. seniors say the friends they made during high school years really became family. >> it means absolutely everything to me. when it happened with the fire i was so nervous that wasn't going to happen. i was nervous paradise wasn't even going to exist. >> students did get to enjoy grad week festivities, including an amusement park trip. some of our colleagues have a tough assignment today. they are being dispatched to oracle park with a treat truck. >> chris chmura will be at the giveaway. but he's not alone. >> no. >> we will be partnered up with telemundo 48.

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