and a good friday morning to you. june 14th. and let's call this the day after. a live look at oracle. certainly not in the favor of dub nation, but it happened. we're here. it'sfully. thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> do you need a hug? >> i do. >> come here. >> it was nice. the raptors won. it was their first ever.

the injuries were bad. ruptured achilles. the mood here is very low. >> the weather that we have, that is something to smile about. >> it is going to be a nice day. a lot of sunshine. also, we're keeping the cooler temperatures. we start out with clouds and the mist and drizzle near the coast. walnut creek, our temperatures will be going up as we go throughout the day. 11:00, upper 60s. eventually reaching the upper 70s for the south bay. a few spots in the 80s. we'll talk about the weekend forecast. a big concern here on northbound 101. speeds going the opposite direction southbound on the northbound side reported a lot yorba buena. a car reported going the wrong way toward the 85 merge. it's good news.

i don't know the details how they got there in the first place. everything looking green as far as the sensors go. back to you. >> mike, thank you so much. a good, long run. the final dance at oracle arena is not what they were hoping for. the team lost game 6, handing toronto raptors their first championship. >> klay thompson suffered a knee injury that proved to be serious. we're talking about a torn acl. he goes up for the dunk. his left knee buckles. >> hard to watch.

>> it was slow motion. really a brutal way to go out for the team in the final game at the stadium. steve kerr recounts what was going through his mind at the time of the injury. >> when klay goes down, he's out for the game. you know, it's just sort of, you've got to be kidding me. this has to stop. >> you think of how much he loves to play the game. that's the only thought you have. it's really not about, you know, what it means in terms of playing basketball. it's just i'm more concerned about him as an individual and hoping he's all right. >> and if you haven't heard, the raptors became the nba champions, 114-109. >> a courtside altercation involving a toronto raptors executive. this is exclusive video.

witnesses tell us it is raptors president. we have this video just moments after they won the title. alameda county sheriff's department tells us he pushed a deputy, hit a deputy in the face after the deputy wouldn't let him on the court. he is credited with building the raptors championship squad. we are still waiting to hear from the nba about all of this. the executive is not in custody. but the officers do plan to hand the case over to the d.a. he finally got onto the court. he conducted interviews on the trophy stage. last night's game was the hottest ticket of the year. jesse jackson, barry bonds in the stands. uniquely oakland. too short, e 40 among the local rappers that said good-bye toooa stadium that has been part of their lives for so long. >> they battled hard.

they did it for everybody. they were hurt. >> oracle fans pouring out. >> we're beginning a newk we wi this legacy. go dubs. >> i have been a fan since 1979. i'm never going to forget the time i had here. >> let's go, oakland! >> at the end of the game there were still cheers. but it was all about the memories. fans got to personally sign a piece of the floor taken from the 2015 championship game. it will hang in the new chase center. >> we will never forget. being a part of history like that, never forget it. >> season ticket holders wearing their blue and gold best. kevin durant was present at the arena. all the players wearing k.d. jerseys in his honor, giving their last hugs from the fans. fans showing their love at oracle for the last time. >> thank you for 47 years!

thank you, warriors! >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay". >> andoronto fans going wild after the big championship win. this is all to celebrate the first title in the franchise's history. raptors are the first team outside the u.s. to win the nba championship. and our coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. it's the top story on our website right now. you will find photos and videos from last night's unforgettable and final game at oracle. students at one middle school will be going to class in a newly named building. the school board made the decision last night.

it was named after peter burnett. sit being changed because of his racist past. his government started a campaign to eradicate native americans. i pays tribute to the aloney tribe, something they say sends a strong message. >> he, not only him but others, prosecuted our people. so, yes, to have our name replace his, it's powerful. >> earlier this year staff and students spearheaded the effort to change the name of the school. now to new details as deputies in contra costa county investigate a murder-suicide. a person reported two people in a parked car that were shot. the discovery was made yesterday near nortonville and kirker pass road. the man and woman were pronounced deadscene. >> a month after a reported sexual assault in san mateo,

police are releasing this video and pictures they hope will catch the person behind it. we want you to take a real good look at this man. a woman said she was attacked and sexual assaulted outside bank of america on el camino may 20th. if you have any information, you're asked to call police. the state budget is on the governor's desk this morning. senate lawmakers approved the $215 billion bill. under the plan, the 911 system will see an upgrade. it would make california the first state to help middleclass pay their health insurance premiums. lawmakers will impose new monthly fees on phone bills and by taxing people who refuse to purcha ph es spending toward public education, housing and programs to fight homelessness. lawmakers must approve a dozen other bills for the budget to become law. >> coming up on today in the

law, facebook looking to create its own money. a look at the cryptocurrency and how it can be used online. airbnb getting into the trip planning business. a list of things you can get into as you travel around the world.

good morning. i'm rahel solomon at rnbc headquarters. set to openhi 100 points as energy stocks rise

sparked by the tax on two tanker ships in the persian gulf. rising tensions in the middle east. reports of retail sales, and consumer sentiment. facebook is one of several companies who backed visa, mastercard and pay pal. avoiding wild price swings. people using the coin to buy items on the site and throughout the internet. this is pretty cool. airbnb expanding its experience business. 200 trips that last between three days and a week. they go beyond the city walking tour. it includes tracking lions on foot in kenya,o hunting in the american southwest. or trekking through the amazon rain forest. the ultimate trip around the world. it takes you across six con tphepbts. $5,000 per person.

they are arranged by the host who control the itinerary, price and accommodations. what do you guys think? >> 80 days for $5,000 is praet good. >> if you have the time. >> if you can get 80 days off work. >> if you guys can get approved. >> hey. >> let me know. my boss is definitely not. >> figure it out. we can make it a big trip. >> and go altogether. you have to be flexible. you may not like every place you stay. but why not? all right. thanks, rahel. >> that too. >> coming up on "today in the bay", the all important weekend forecast, kari. >> it's looking great. we had a hot start to the week. as temperatures cool off, we're starting out with clouds. once it clears out, we get sunshine and cooler weather. we'll talk about what's coming up next.

80 days off? in palo alto traffic compress. we'll show you how things are shaping up for your commute.

4:46. good morning. welcome back. thanks for waking up with us. you're watching "today in the bay". a live look now at this beauty. can you tell what that is? it's the golden gate bridge. kari hall is promising a gorgeous weekend forecast, by the way. so all the credit goes to you, kari.

nike slogan might be just do it. but on new women's sneakers say it is sending the wrong message what what they should be doing. people are saying the shoe looks like an iron. it is facing backlash online including one testimony admit group who says nike is sending the wrong message here. two famous me maim british athletes are promoting the sneaker. nike has not commented on the backlash. >> i'll tell you what, hey, that iron -- my iron looks like a shoe.

>> people will find anything to complain about, especially this weather. it started out hot, but now it is cooling off. fog is back. that is a look at the bay bridge looking the way it should this time of year. and our temperatures also looking a little more normal. in the mid-50s. we have a few low 60s here and there. overall, very weather throughout the day. in brentwood, you're going through the morning drive, maybe even needing to turn on the heater for a couple of minutes. it is in the low 60s. low 70s by 11:00. as we look at our south bay high temperatures for today, we're in the upper 70s, low 80s. up to 80 today in morgan hill. for the east bay, looking at only lower 80s. it's going to be really nice. a breeze kicking up at 15 to 20 miles per hour for the coast and parts of the peninsula.

in the 60s and 70s today. san francisco, mostly staying in the 60s. in the north bay, 70s and 80s. warm in ukiah. the rest of the north bay reaching into the 70s. as we get a look out the window, grab a jacket for the early hours. where it feels cool, we have mist and drizzle. the rest of the day, short sleeves will be comfortable. and the brisk wind coming in from our ocean breeze. it is going to be breezy. temperatures drop even a little bit more. we're reaching 80 degrees tomorrow in our warmer spots inland. father's day slightly warmer but still very nice. and heating up next week. enjoy the break while it lasts. you have good news for altamonte pass commuters? >> yesterday there was no ace train service because of a gas leak that wasn't a gas leak but it was.

and then it got fixed. whatever the case, this morning ace train is operating normal. it is good news for folks traveling to the altamonte. it will reduce the number of cars. some folks had to take 580 out of tracy. a little bit of traffic. wasn't much for the morning commute. this morning looking light slowing out of the area. again, ace train is back in service. up toward contra costa, highway 4, easy drive-through through walnut creek. upper east shore and the maze. backup for the cash lanes just started. we'll track it. back to you. >> thanks. we'll keep an eye on it. in a few hours, powerful women in politics set to descend on san francisco. valerie jarrett among the many expected to speak at the "be invincible" women's summit. the goal of the event is to inspire women to activate their

personal power and build diverse coalitio coalitions. it begins at 8:30 at the moscone center. now to decision 2020. local congressman eric swalwell brings his campaign to the bay area tonight. he is set to speak at the commonwealth club in san francisco. his appearance comes as he is named among the 20 candidates to participate in the first primary debate later this month. former alameda county prosecutors announcing hi bid in april you to pay to attend tonight's speech. it will be streamed on the club's facebook page. it will air on nbc bay area and telemundo june 26th and 27th. the 38th annual juneteenth festival. >> you can see right here there will be a lot of food and fun taking place from noon to 7:00 p.m. at plaza decesar chavez

saturday. this year's headlinerst is grammy award-winner faith evans. and it is the s.t.e.a.m. it is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery here in the united states. to get the tickets and the information for that, go over to nba bay area.com. go to my facebook page. always a good team. >> you get the assignments. and your face on a poster. >> with faith evans. >> that's what happens when you're a celebrity. >> i'm just kidding. coming up on "today in the bay", nbc bay area responds. from rv repairs to online retail returns. i'm consumer investigator chris

chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. but first, happening now, the man accused of killing 51 worshippers at two mosques in new zealand in march is pleading not guilty to all charges. the gunman party by video link and entered his plea through lawyers this morning. the trial will begin may 4th next year. the shooting was the worst in new zealand's history. we'll be right back.

355 for you this morning. taking a live look at dublin. you can see people ready to start their weekend on the road. mike will get us through the commute this morning coming up in just a bit. well, of course we're coming

up at the halfway point of 2019. can you believe it? >> chris chmura has a look at what his team has been doing for families like yours. this year we have logged,600 complaints around the bay area. we respond to every one. let's have a look at some of your most recent success stories. myrna in livermore told us about having trouble returning clothes she bought online. we got her a full refund of $55.75. et get his rv serviced. they wrote1,050 in repairs. finally, lawrence in danville asked for our help with a home warranty reimbursement. our team got in touch with the right folks and he landed $100. got a consumer complaint?

888-996-tips or nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. you too, chris. >> thanks, chris. coming up on "today in the bay", your final forecast with kari hall. >> starts off much cooler this morning. this is the clouds. as we tkpwho throughout the day, going from the low 60s into the 70s. it's going to be a nice one. we will talk more about it coming up next. >> and the bay bridge. as we talked about, sorting out the cash lanes. we have two cash lanes that have to be opened. things are on moving nicely. we'll see if the friday commute holds up. plus, the reason the iconic ritz-carlton is facing a million dollar fine. we're watching "today in the bay".

a foul. thompson grabs his left knee. at 5:00, a painful night at oracle arena. klay thompson added to the injury list. it was a night filled with drama. >> sure was. including this altercation between an executive and sheriff's deputy after the game. the video you will only see here. live team coverage just moments away. >> t.g.i.f. starting out

f.o.g.g.y. what will your weekend look like? i think it will look nice. that's coming up in just a second. "today in the bay" coming up now. and a good friday morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm anousheh that in for laura garcia. it is hot. and it will continue to be hot. >> not really.um, you havereca >> we're starting to cool off out there. we're feeling it now. back in the 50s compared to a