m> and a goo thursday time, i walked outside, i said,. taking a look outside. you know what, for the first feeling colder out there. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez, laura washington is off. we are bringing warriors blue and cold. >> we can feel the difference. this is huge. take a look at these numbers. this where it should be. we're 58 in gilroy. we are seeing a lot more 50s. for some it's 15, 16, 17 degrees

kold cooler than yesterday at this time. let'o up, but fought as much. we are getting ready for nicer weather in the forecast. we'll go through this time line and talk about the weekend forecast. mike, you have a possible problem for the early commute. >> it's not quite clear, i got an alert from the h train system that the trains were canceled because of something going on in liver more. we have no reports of that going on in liver more and the ace train website said says, oh, eight minute delays, so we will say heads up if you ride the ace train, that will be between stockton and the south bay. right now, everything is pretty standard. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 4:31 breaking news, right now, sparking news concerns, the u.s. warship is now assisting two oil tankers that may have been targeted in attacks off the

iranian coast. both were struck by explosives in the gulf of amman. here is aj an image, it is an oil tanker flyin under the marshall island's flag. it was on its way to taiwan and carrying oil. the other is japanese owned. in both cases, the ship sustained significant fire damage, but all 44 sails or on board, both tankers were safely evacuated. the incidents are being called suspicious. nothing is confirmed, but oil prices are shooting higher by nearly 5% all right. we will continue to follow this breaking story for you. updates as we get them. back in the bay area, fire danger is still high, with lower temperatures, it might be a good time to clear the brush around your home. >> they are reminding people that an important deadline is q. the contra costa fire department says it is critical to repair for fire season by getting rid of any dry brush.

if you have dry brush along your property line, you need to clear it, with cardboard, trash, trimming, anything that can catch fire. the fire department says you have until sunday. sunday is father's day, so you might want to help your dad clean it up before that's g that deadline. west county has a deadline at the end of the month. we do have a live report on the fire danger coming up. now to a follow-up, crews are making progress in the battle of the sand fire in yolo county, at last check, they have about 90% of that fire contained. more than 2500 acres have burned. that's about 16 times the size of disneyland. no homes are damaged, but several other structures were destroyed. evacuation orders were listed on monday. in lafayette, a handful of homes are still without power after a tree came down and took

out power lines last night. >> that tree took out a utility pole, prompting a shelter in place in the surrounding area as well. authorities lifted the shelter in place about three hours ago, well, about three hours later, that was about 10:00 last night. well, a man accused of posing as a police officer, at least two different times may tike i take a plea deal in at least one of those cases, he was arrested in cherry blossom festival in san leandro earlier this month. >> that arrest came days before he was also taken into custody for trying to pull someone over in oakland. today's plea hearing is in connection to his san leandro arrest. we want to right a correction about a story we told you about a battle in mountain view, the city councilotedo postpone any decision. yesterday we told you the council spent more than seven hours listening to residents and debating the issue and then after much thought, they did pass a motion to have them come back with a new ordinance in the

fall. councilmembers explained what they wanted to see in that new ordinance, including the language that would restrict overnight parking from 2:00 in the morning to 6:00 in the morning. they discussed a safe parking area where rvs can be parked overnight. 4:35. a live look at oracle arena. whether they win or lose game 6, this we know for sure. the warriors last dance at the arena is tonight. the next season, the team will play the in the brand-new chase center in san francisco. so the warriors are certainly facing challenges ahead of tonight's game. now, many fans are questioning whether they can handle all of the emotion game six will bring. >> along with the loss of concern durant and to extend that dynasty. here's "today in the bay's" anchor with what to expect. >> can you incapsulate what this place has meant to you? >> i have a special place, you know, after seven years, i

turned a great moment, a great memory to winning the last game at the center to a game 7 with a chance to play the special. >> i expect our fans to be the loudest they've ever been, especially in the name of kevin. i wouldn't be banned if it wasn't for his presence, so, we expect our crowd to be loud for him. >> reporter: a dramatic image and revealing message on inn wstrat he admitted what a torn achilles. among the questions now, will he even return to the warriors' next season and did the warriors pressure him to play on monday fight? >> now, would we go back and do it over again? dam right. but that's easy to say after the results. when we gathered all the information, our feeling was the worst thing that could happen with the reinjury of the calf and at that point, once kevin was cleared to play, you know, he was comfortable with that. we were comfortable with that. so the achilles came as a complete shock. >> as the warriors plan to take

to court one final time at oracle, we are looking back. first game was 1966 when the venue was called oakland alameda coliseum arena and the team was known as the san francisco warriors. in 1971, the stadium became the full time home arena there. from 1976 to 1996 they played at the arena. they got the naming rights and we called it roracle for now. >> target getting in on the same day delivery business. the cost for the it was and how soon you can get in on the action. plus, uber is taking its services to the air. the new way uber eats is pushing to provide air fast delivery for its customers.

. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. here's the top headlines, wall street is set to open modestly hire this morning. stocks fell yesterday. keep an eye on oil prices, they're junk on reports of tanker ships in the persian n todas list, economic data on unemployment and import prices. target is bringing same-day delivery to the masses. the retailer announcing shoppers will be able to get items from shopping.com and it will be delivered in an hour by paying a flat fee of $9.99 wer a

shipt member. target says the option should be added to its mobile app for the holidays. uber plans to test the delivery of fast food by drones in san diego. reports are saying deliveries will not be made to customer's homes. but we september instead to designated state landing zones, uber couriers will unlock it by hand. the landing zone could easily include the top of a parked uber car. the cost of the delivery will be the same as fees, with i if san diego are as much as $8.50. uber has been working with mcdonald's designing packages to keep items hot. i can't get over the price of that fee $8.50. >> it's higher than a drone. >> reporter: i thought it was two or $3dollars. >> just buy your own. >> thank you, rahel. coming up here on "today in the bay," kari has good news for people over the hot temperatures. >> yeah. me. yeah. so we were excited to have some

cooler air moving in. the live look outside at walnut creek as you get ready to head out the door and take a look at this, the low 60s to start, mid-70s by late morning. we'll see how high those temperatures go. we'll talk about weekend forecast coming up. >> i was over this before they started. over here, the commute has not started at the golden gate bridge. chp said overnight there were fog banks drifting through the area. i will show you

a quarter to 5:00 right now. take a look out our window over san francisco. you see that, you guys.

it's the fog. it's coming back. we have cooler temperatures. maybe you were able to finally get some good sleep last night. it's been a rough couple of days. we will check withgo you might want to get tissues now. a man says he fell in love with a french woman in 1992, here they are 20 years later reunited. two month later he had to leave that village where he was and the pair never saw each other again. the 97-year-old has showed her picture to french journalists while he was in france for the last week. a d-day anniversary. sure enough they were able to track her down after spending some tearful moments together, the pair promised to meet again. >> oh, wow! >> oh my. >> hey. >> good morning to you, too. >> can you believe that? parental advisory. >> long lost love. >> i mean, wow.

to feel that after so many years. >> i'mw. >> my kids would be like oh my go god. >> something you can't unsee. >> kari, are you the hero of the day. >> we are all really going to be excited about carl, too, returning. all right. we're cheering the cooler temperatures and a live look outside at san francisco. you can see that ye cool us all. we're already feeling it. 60 degrees in oakland and it's 65 in brentwood and it's 59 as you step out the door if fairfield, compare this to yesterday at this time, it is 15 to 17 degrees lower than yesterday. so it feels like, oh, i need to go back in and get a jacket. because we're going to be in the upper 50s as you make your way out to the fruitvale bart station. we will be at 60 degrees at

9:00, upper 60s at noon. a great day to take a look outside. enjoy the cooler weather. it will still be warm in the south bay. and this is going to be still ike i said warm, but much recently. so looking at some highs up to 83 in gilroy as well as milpitas. in concord today, reaching 86 and 79 in hayward. half moon bay cooling off to 65 as the fog lingers there. then we'll see some clearing in redwood city as the temperature reaches 79. breezy westerly wind, picking up in san francisco. keeping it in the 60s. the north bay will be hot. especially in some of the valleys further to the north. ukiah, we're reaching 90 degrees. some spots will stay in the 70s. here's what's changing, we have an on shore wind flow. a little more brisk today. at noon, we're getting breezy winds continuing to pick up. so that westerly wind, transporting cooler ocean air. not only for the coast but all

for the inland areas as well so we will see more of that going into the next few days, by sunday, we get a weaker on shore flow, our temperatures reach into the mid-80s. we will be in the 90s, you can see what's happening here. it will heat up early next week. maybe we'll be in a pattern, we have a hot start to the week. a cooler weekend. i'm take that. you are tracking what is happening at the bay bridge? >> we have a more crowded start. usually as we shift into the summer months, we do have a shift in the backup. right now, the last ten minutes, we seen a lot more cash payers arrive at the toll plaza. this is a little early for a thursday. again we are starting out the patterns, they should ease up as all the cash lanes open. contra costa moves smoothly. out of the north bay. out of the far east bay. brentwood moving nicely for

580.way 4. a smooth flow of traffic everywhere else on the freeway. we heard of one issue, the possibility. one system from the ace train, no trains running. but the website, itself, talks about a ds. former stanford selling coach involved in a college admissions scandal will not go toon. >> thetudent athletes and coaches, i have let you down and that devstates me. >> now a judge sentenced john vand mooreemoore to one jail and supervised probation as well. he admitted to taking $610,000 in bribes to gets students admitted to stanford and apologized. they say that helped him receive a life sentence. >> he also pointed out he didn't keep any of this money. the money went to the stanford sailing program, which doesn't make what he did right.

it makes it lessing a from rate issed. >> now, this week stanford's general counsel says the hundreds of thousands of donations is tainted. the university is working with the california attorney general's office to donate that money for the quote public good. the "today" show will have much more on his sentencing, coming up this morning a00. that's right, after "today in the bay". we are learning all the new details on bold new changes proposed for san francisco's waterfront. according to chronicle, the port of san francisco is calling for the paved area behind the ferry building to turn into a piazza. it says that shorter leases could provide more opportunities for the historic structure to be improved. the public will have their say during a comment session, but not until this summer. well, santara county input months here on "today in the bay", the university is proposing a nearly 20-year long

development project. it calls for 2.3 million feet of academic space along with more than 3,000 housing units forilb held thiserwton auditorium in s. coming up on "today in the bay," more protests expected today in contra costa county over this yard display some neighbors say looks like a swauft swastika. >> it isn't a hate symbol to me. maybe it is because of everybody else. i put it there, i thought it would be cool you have heard from the homeowner. up next the action they are calling on city officials to take. why this man barricaded himself with a bear, yeah, you heard me right. a bear, barricaded inside. we will tell you all about that coming up next. >> oh, that is too close for comfort. happening now, though, the u.s. catholic bishops are setting up a new national hot

they would take complaints by telephone or via a website. operators would forward is all handle decades of sexual abuse allegations. it is 4:53. we'll be right back.

well, in just a few hours, protesters plan to gather to fight against the giant yard display. many sea it looks like a swastika. a care too position is calling on petitions to showing it. it is a symbol of hate. the homeowner, stephen johnson, has now covered the display.

he says that he had no intention to spread hate. heeds in his front yard. >> i'm an american, i'm n there yas of naziism. >> i don't think he had any idea it would get this kind of reaction. i think he likes the intochlikeh bizarre story in lithuania, a guy on the harley-davidson a disgrunted circus director barricades himself and one of his bears inside of a cable. >> okay. take a look. this is one heck of a way to make a point. the man was upset after he lost the right to keep the animal at his home. following a short standoff with police, he let the bear free. the environment minister says the circus will still be able to keep the bear, first the man has to improve the circus conditions. i didn't realize he was a performance bear. i thought it was a wild bear. >> either way. >> that's a good tease.

coming up on "today in the bay," kari hall is tracking the heat. you may have less quirky workers today. >> you can let the cooler air in. we are feeling that right now. we'll be in the mid-70s throughout the morning. we'll talk more about that forecast coming up next. . looking over here towards the tri-valley. we have been talking to a few folks. i'm let you know what they say and what we found out from the ace train folks. . plus, the interview with the president that's raising some eyebrows this morning. what president trump is saying about getting help from a re-election campaign.is that's coming up next. you are watching "today in the bay."

foreigners, if russia, china, somebody else asks you information, do you accept it or call the fbi? >> i think you should listen,f they have information i think i'd take it. >> right now the stunning admission president trump says that he is willing to take help from foreign rivals with an election. we are live on capitol hill as split condemnation rolls in. plus. i have a special place, you know, oddly enough seven years, turning great moments into a great memory. >> one last time warriors gear up for a final game at oracle. a game they have to win to stay

alive. we are live with a preview. plus a look back at warrior's history in oakland. and ♪ san jose < musical notes> ♪ you walk down the streets ♪. >> that's way better than do you know the way to san jose? san jose has a brand-new theme song. the artist behind the music, we'll meet her in 8 minutes from now. "today in the bay" continues. i love it! and a good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning right here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. we want to get right to the weather. because it is the best news of the day. the fever line i finally broke. we can heal from these horrible days. >> we will have