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 couple of mornings ago.

walking out the door to 70s. so this feels much more refreshing as we go throughout the day, martinez in the upper 50s as you step out the door. mid-70s by early afternoon. we'll talk about those cooler temperatures for the weekend and then the hot weather as it returns coming up. mike, you're checking out the early commute. >> yeah. looking over toward the richmond-san rafael bridge. minutes ago, a bunch of people were coming through fastrak and the cash lanes. and out to peet's coffee shop they back off because they realize we're on air. bay bridge has a few more folks nothing unexpected this ace train is back in service today. good stuff. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:01. we are watching several story lineselat to the game.

>> we are all this ig about the future of the team and oracle "today in the bay" pete suratos is at oracle as part of our team co raptor's executive allegedly pushed a sheriff's deputy. is that right? >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you guys. probably a lot of emotion wrapped into this. you see in the video the aftermath of this altercation between a top level executive and alameda county sheriff's deputy. people were trying to break it up after that altercation took place. the executive was asked for credentials to get on court but didn't have the proper credentials. that led to a shoving match

between two men. this could be a misdemeanor battery for doing this for the raptors executive. remember it was game 3, you had the minority owner mark stevens with kyle lowry as he dove for a loose ball. his resulted in a ban for a year. as for the actual game, they showed a lot of grit despite so many injuries. more on that in the next half hour. live from oakland, pete suratos, "today in the bay". >> tpaeufs a nice season there. thanks. roz plater is live in walnut creek with what fans >> reporter: excuse me. i'm having a little bit of throat trouble here.

excuse me. i've lost my voice. >> all right. we'll jump in, roz and give you a minute. that's happened to me before. that is not easy. >> this is in toronto, all the fans outside the arena there. excited. this is the first win for the franchise there and the first time an nba champion is outside the u.s. certainly an exciting time in canada. >> right. a lot of energy there. my god, look at all those people, right? they're so excited. a big deal for canada, too. >> we want to take a listen to warriors fans and what they are saying about all of this. >> they battled hard. they did it for everybody. we were hurt. it's heartbreaking but we got a new stadium. new begiinlegacy. go dubs. >> legacy will be continued as well. look, we are continuing this coverage online at

nbcbayarea.com. it's the toptoour website right now. you will find photos and videos from last night's unforgettable and final game a lot oracle. in in other news, in a few hours, an undocumented immigrant accused of murdering a woman inside her south san jose court is expected in court for a plea hearing. he broke into her home in march. the case sparked a fierce immigration debate because i.c.e. reported that agents tried to deport him nine times before but their requests weren't honored by the santa clara and l.a. counties. despite outrage by some, last week county leaders voted to uphold the sanctuary policy. >> community outcry is sparking change in oakland. a 6-year and run will soon get a traffic light. the mayor's office confirmed the

news in ate garcia's classmates who have been calling for it since they died. it was posted on facebook yesterday. garcia and hisack in april at 2 area. new details this morning. the united states says iran is responsible for attacking two oil tankers in the persian gulf. iran is denying it. these are new photos appearing to show the damage. and one of the tankers was targeted. the u.s. navy missile destroyer was said to assist the two burning tankers shortly after it happened yesterday. all crew members were evacuated and they are safe. >> new overnight for you, the date is set for julian assange's u.s. extradition hearing. it will happen in assange is accused of

conspireing to break into the pentagon computer system. now, he's currently being held in a london prison after skipping bail to avoid extradition to sweden. assange was wanted for questioning in a sexual assault investigation. >> 5:07 for you right now. a big named resort at half moon bay may not be having so much fun this morning. coastal regulators say that ritz-carlton will have to shell out $1.6 million according to the con krall after they say the resort constantly blocked public beach access and parking the past two decades. the ritz must add more public parking spaces and provide signs directing people to 25 more spots in the hotel's garage. >> a true test of a parent's love for their child. a baby shark live tour is happening.

♪ baby that, doo, doo, doo >> that song has been around for a while. it blew up this year even charting the billboard top 100. >> i can believe it. >> 3 billion views on youtube. as for the tour, it was announced yesterday. the tour will visit 100 cities across the area. baby shark will join friends to sing and dance. so are think coming to the shark tank is the big question? >> kari, you have a little one who would enjoy this.

would you take her to this? >> absolutely not. >> you find it up to here. >> i wonder are they going to add more songs to that, or is it two hours of the same songs. >> i think it's two hours of the same song. >> cut it. cut it out. >> okay. >> so this morning we are starting out with a few more clouds. this is a live look at dublin as you get ready to head out the door. it is starting out nice. we will have a beautiful day. check out the temperatures. in the upper 50s at 8:00. mid-70s by noon. take lunch outside. later on today, we will all want to get outside with upper 70s there. low 80s for the inland valleys. this is a bigr the way we started this week. we'll talk more about that. mike getting out the door, everything is looking pretty good. >> it is great from san francisco to san francisco to the sharks, doo, doo, doo.

for early commuters out of brentwood, discovery bay, vasco road without any problems as well. avoid 580. a little shroegs out of the altamonte. across the golden gate bridge, the zipper truck moving right there. flashing lights clearing with the two northbound lanes. >> still ahead for you on "today in the bay", the push to bring back the early days statue in san francisco. coming up at 5:25, what a judge has to say to the matter. >> plus, going around the world in 80 days. the new experience airbnb is offering. a mother arrested for confronting her son's third grade bull list.

good friday morning. pleasant hill, nice cool start to the day. we will start out with clouds. that will help keep it cooler. only reaching the upper 70s there. we will take a look ahead to the weekend forecast in five minutes.>> looking at the appro the dublin interchange and dublin grade. westbound taillights moving smoothly. we will talk what will affect

folks in the altamonte pass. and good morning. i'm rahel solomon. here are today's top business headlines. wall street will open lower this morning. the dow up 100 points. as energy stocks rallied on the back of oil prices. oil holding steady amid rising tensions in the middle east. on today's watch list, reports on retail sales, industrial production, and consumer sentiment. facebook said it is planning to unveil its own cryptocurrency next week. wall street journal signed up several companies including visa, mastercard and pay pal. it will be linked to the value of the dollar to avoid wild price swings. people can use it to buy items on the site but also the internet. airbnb is expanding its fast

growing business experience. the list includes tracking lions on foot in kenya, ufo i o trekk through the american amazon rain forest. the ultimate trip around the world in 80 days across six continents for $5,000 per person. adventures are arranged by the host who confirm the itinerary price and accommodations. i stumbled there. that's what i get for laughing at the ufo sighting. >> you can save your money on that scavenger hunt. >> i want to know if you pay for the trip around the world in 80 days in cryptocurrency. >> reporter: that's such a good question. certain states like ohio you can pay your taxes in cryptocurrency. >> what? let me write that down. >> seven for house in ohio.

>> reporter: do you have that much cryptocurrency, mark us? >> i have a bit of it. >> rahel, thank you. >> is it expensive? >> reporter: it is expensive. >> if you're looking for a new car, toyota will include engine shutoff in all new vehicles starting with 2020 models. if it is left running for a certain amount of time, the engine will shut off. if you get out of the vehicle without putting it in park, it will shift or apply the park break. they have visual and audible warnings alerting drivers the car is still on or in gear. 5:16. heads-up for anyone who has summer vacation coming up. southwest is the latest airline to extend max 737 max through august, a month longer than anticipated. it will result in 100 flights per day being scrubbed from the sc737 max has been

grounded worldwide since march following two deadly plane crashes. aviation authorities have not said when the jets will fly again. trending for you this morning, a south carolina mom accused of confronting her child bully is going viral. >> jamie rathburn was charged with disturbing schools. she posted a facebook video ranting about the bullies. investigators say she later admitted she went into the school and confronted a group of third graders. she said she regrets her actions but remains concerned about bullying. people are donating to go fund me to help her with legal fees. >> w.teresting. >> that is interesting. i wonder what she said. there was a recent case of this happening with a mother, and she >> w othe playground where we have seen

kids. it looked like there might have been i bullying situation. i was wondering should i step in. they dissolved the situation, and it calmed down. but still. >> my first instinct would be to step in and say, is there a problem here because you can't do that. >> in california we have strict anti-bullying policies. we will see. >> a lot of the kids graduating and getting ready for summer. this is a live look outside in emeryville. with a foggy start. the fog will keep it cooler. if you're on your way out the door, cloudy and cool. grab a jacket. you'll need it throughout the morning. our temperatures will be slow to rise as the skies gradually clear. as we check out our high temperatures today, it is going to be nice. reaching 64 in san francisco. 69 in oakland. 82 in concord. 81 in livermore. ukiah going to be hot, reaching 89 degrees. but we will see some lower 80s

and a few other spots. if you're going to the giants game, first pitch at 7:15. you're going to need a hoodie and all the layers to stay warm. it will be breezy. we have the alameda county fair kicking off in pleasanton. this is where it will be a lot warmer. cooling down nicely. staying comfortable throughout the evening. we will be at 65 degrees at sunset. it's going to be breezy today. that's what is helping to really give us our natural air-conditioning after a shot start to the from the west and northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. stronger tomorrow. reaching 80 degrees. as you make plans for day, it will be a little bit warmer. still nice. it gets hot once again well above normal. 90s in the valleys. san francisco going from the 60s to the mid-70s.

and, mike, you're seeing a little bit more traffic heading across the bay. >> just a little bit. things are looking good. west 580, a shot from the richmond side of the bridge itself has has a little more traffic flow. fastrak looking great. no major issues across the span itself. toll plaza doesn't show the slowing there. slowing to the south of the bay bridge. the crowd is the wrong way driver on south 101, northbound side around yorba buena, good news, we have not heard of any follow-up regarding crashes. the rest of the bay shows a clear green drive for the speed sensors as well. ace is back in service. an issue with a gas line along the tracks on the outskirts of

livermore. everything is okay for the morning commute. back to you. >> new details in the fight to bring the early days statue back to the civic center plaza. up next, more on the lawsuit to save the statue, who filed it, and what a judge is saying about it. from all new this morning, a win for britney spears. how she was able to fend off her ex-manager her family says is toxic for her career. oops, she did it again. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up to fifty percent of people don't take them properly. so at cvs pharmacy we got up early and built a system that helps calculate each person's ideal schedule. it's great for doctors. and caregivers. at cvs pharmacy, we're just trying to help more people have more mornings.

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a follow-up at a statue. it won't go back up. a judge tossed out a lawsuit aimed at bringing it back. many called the display racist. it was taken down last year following the deadly

demonstrations in charlottesville. the lawsuit was brought by an attorney from petaluma arguing that the city violated laws protecting works of art. 5:24. new details southern california details on a corruption case. morgan hunter is set to testify against her husband. she acknowledged the couple misused $250,000 in campaign funds for personal use over six years. in her plea deal, she agrees to help the government. representative hunter's trial is in september. a judge is issuing a five-year restraining order forbidding britney spears's manager from contacting the singer or her family. in court, her father james speared, testified yesterday. he has been called a predator who harassed this family for a decade. lawyers are considering appealing >> from britney to madonna, the queen of pop talking exclusively

with the "today" show about her new album. hear smith asked her about a show of defiance in her music. >> this started when i was a child. my nature was to question everything. why do the boys have no rules and the girls have a curfew? why, you know, just everything was a big why. >> we'll look at that and why the eye patch. you can watch the full interview on the "today" show at 7:00. that's right after "today in the bay". >> the newest harry potter attraction at universal orlando has fans lined up for hours on its opening day. the motor bike adventures opened yesterday at the islands of adventure theme park. and it looks really cool. people were lined up before dawn to get their chance to ride. at one point, the ride had a, get this, 10-hour wait. >> wow. >> i would have given up after the first hour. >> wow.

>> we should mention universal orlando is part of nbc's parent company nbc universal, which owns this television station. >> ten hours. i love roller coasters. >> yeah. but not that much? >> no. i went to the harry potter exhibit in l.a. there was a line that was long. didn't stand there. nah. >> go in a couple months when the line isn't as long. >> or another year. the top stories on friday. a rough night at oracle arena. fans are wondering about klay thompson and his injury. >> he's a warrior. and obviously that's, you know, no pun intended with that. there's no other way to describe it. he will give everything he's got. >> the injury did look painful. live team coverage on what to expect next season. that's next.

a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. not too bad. mike will help us get through the commute. kari will have a look at the forecast for us for this weekend. heads-up, something to smile about. 5:27 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay". 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 department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less.

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it is sad. not only did they lose, klay got injured. >> we'll talk about that in a bit. >> kari, can you change the subject? >> for now. we will get back to it. >> ut with some lclk outside a you get ready to head out the door in walnut creek. it's going to be a cool one with upper 50s as you step out the door. a comfortable day. once the skies clear, we will be in the 70s for our afternoon highs. we will talk about the cool weather and how long that lasts in six minutes. and, mike, this looks like friday at the bay bridge. >> this is what friday at the bay bridge. backup. just in the last three minutes, i have noticed they have reopened the last of the cash lanes. folks are compressing. as folks build for the fastrak lanes, we will see a backup the last 10 to 15 minutes. metering lights being turned on right now. the drive in toward the bay

bridge and all around the bay showing pretty much at the limit. back to you. 5:31. we're watching several story lines related to the warriors this morning. >> we're thinking about the future of the team and oracle arena. exclusive video that you will see. pete, what does the video show? aftermathrpparently an altercation between a toronto raptors executive and security. you can see people breaking up the executive and the sheriff's deputy. the executive is headed to the court to celebrate with the team after the win last night.

they will give a final decision on that. the actual game, they were dealt a huge blow in the third quarter for folks watching the game. klay thompson went down with an injury. klay clutching his third quaracl. he could be out for some time, including up to next season. they were taken off the court. ultimately the team decided to keep him out of the game. steph curry and coach kerr talking about all the injuries they had to endure. >> you think about the person and the guy and how much he loves to play the game. that's the only thoughts 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 that he's all right. >> what matters is that kevin durant is going to miss next

season with an achilles tear. and klay suffered a knee injury. as i said, we'll know more before too long. but it's just brutal. it's just brutal. >> of course klay thompson is going to be a free agent this summer. a lot of unknowns from the warriors heading into next season. live in oakland, pete s "today r live in walnut creek. roz, an emotional roller coaster for fans last night. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, it was indeed a roller coaster for them last night. a tough time for them. nail biter game. and also saying good-bye to oracle arena. as you know, it was the home of the warriors for the past 47 years. their loyal fans came out last night dressed in their best blue and gold and sharing the memories. they also got to sign a piece of the floor taken from the 2015

championship game. it will hang in the new chase center. what's next for oracle? we're told it will continue to host concerts and events, high school and college sporting events. down the road, its future may be tied to what happens to its neighbor, the oakland coliseum. it will hold special memories for the fans and the players. >> whenever i drive by it, i will have great memories. given what we have been able to accomplish in this building. as we move across the bridge, we want to continue that and create new memories. >> reporter: next season the warriors move to mission bay, 18,000-seat arena opening in september. their first pre-season game could be as early as october 5th. along with the move to san francisco, the team will debut a new logo with minor changes. the name in a new font. they have tweaked the bay bridge

to more accurately deflect the actual new portion of the bay bridge. lots of changes ahead. and folks looking forward to all of that. for now live in walnut creek, roz plater for "today in the bay". and toronto, there you see the fans going while after the big championship win for the team. they gathered outside scotia bank arena for the first title arehe team outside the u.s. to win the nba championship. a bittersweet image from last night's game. steph curry posing for a family photo following the loss. our coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. this is the top story on our website right now. there you will find photos and video from last night's unforgettable and final game at oracle. >> 5:36 for you right now. if you're planning to take an

uber this weekend, make sure you get your car right. new lit rideshare company is not controlling the decals. a woman on the peninsula got into what she thought was her ride. the lawyer says a man posing as a driver then sexual assaulted his client. he said uber deactivated that driver after a different woman complained about harassment. but uber didn't take his decal away. >> a terrible system with respect to the decals. at any given time there are probably 10,000 cars driving around the bay area with uber decals and no one, not even uber, has no idea who has decals on their car. >> deactivated drivers can keep the decals. and anyone can go to the company's website to print them. the lawsuit claims they knowingly put the victim in danger and should be held financially responsible. uber is not commenting on the suit. >> new this morning, a state

budget is on governor newsom's desk. they a ufd prao the $215 billion deal. under the plan, the system will see an upgrade and make california the first state to help middleclass citizens pay their health insurance premiums. lawmakers will impose newmohly . lawmakers must still approve a dozen others inthem. eric swalwell brings his campaign to the payn't. he is set commonweal commonwealth. he is among the 20 candidates to participate in the first primary later this is month. you have to pay to attend

tonight's speech. it will be streamed on the club's facebook page. the debate will air on nbc bay area and our sister station, telemundo 48 on june 26th and 27th. the cat's meow. you can develop kittens under eight weeks old at local animal shelters. it was signed into law this week. it is required for stray cat adoptions. advocates hope it will ease up the adoption process and prevent kittens from picking up illnesses in shelters. >> okay. trending for you this morning, a "stranger things" special at burger king. though you could probably do it yourself. look at your screen at this. the fast food company will sell upside-down whoppers in 1980s packaging. it celebrates "stranger things".

fans on the netflix show say they know the character visits the upside down. you can actually get one of those burgers starting june 21st in san francisco. or you can just buy a regular whopper and put it upside-down yourself and save all the time. >> then you wouldn't have the 80s packaging. . >> here. >> and pay with cryptocurrency to make it modern. people don't know, but i'm hanging from the ceiling. "stranger things" and a little bit of backup starting to clear up. a burst of traffic typically we see in the south bay. orange will turn to yellow. speed sensors should slow. not any problems for the bay.

as we look at the approaches to the bay bridge, they are all green. the bay bridge with a little bit of backup. we should be seeing the metering lights turn on now. it is 5:40. that's the good news of monday through thursday commute and the friday lighter commute. >> oh, yeah. >> all right. right here this weekend, fun things are going on. 38th annual juneteenth in downtown san jose. a lot of food taking place from noon to 7:00 p.m. at the plaza decesar chavez. you see faith evans. >> who is with that award-winning -- in funny you should say that. that's marcus washington. i will be emceeing the event again this year. the s.t.e.a.m. maker space ship

will focus on science, technology, arts and mathematics. if you want to come out, look. see what she's doing? she's just dancing all night. all right. if you want to get in on the fun, head over to nbcbayarea.com. i have it on my facebook page. marcus washington. this lady comes to a lot of events. she is my dance partner. she challenges me. we had a good time. if you want to come for anything, come for that. you love faith evans. >> yes, i do. i would love to be there. a juneteenth celebration in san

francisco. we have the giants game in san francisco. first pitch 7:15. bundle up. it's going to be cool and windy out there. mostly staying in the 50s. and then bright on the other side of the bay, the a's game. that's kicking off at the same time, 6:37. and there it will be slightly warmer. 64 degrees. dropping back into the upper 50s. on saturday, we talked about how nice it's going to be. it's going to be in the mid-60s for the coast. and mid-70s for the bay inland, reaching into the 80s. on father's day, we're going to turn the temperatures up just a few degrees inland. overall, staying very pleasant. juneteenth, up to 75. the weather will be perfect. go out there and see marcus dance at plaza de cesar chavez at 12:00. alameda county fair happening in pleasanton. it will be a nice one. that kicks off with a cattle

drive-through downtown pleasanton. as we make plans, head to pebble beach for the u.s. open, it will be cool and foggy at times. clearing up for the afternoons. we'll talk about today's temperature trend coming up in three minutes. okay. sounds like a plan, kari. thank you. coming up, a major reversal by bart's board. the decision yesterday the transit agency's board decided to meet again about a fare increase later in the day. we'll tell you their decision, next plus, are you ready for father's day? some people are like what? it's on sunday. >> i forgot about father's day. >> always the fathers. >> i know. >> the perfect gift to give your dad. no, it is not all power tools. 5:44. stick around. you don't want to miss it. you're watching "today in the bay".

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and cool. feeling much more refreshing as you go throughout the day. we will have perfect temperatures going into the afternoon. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in five minutes. and the san mateo bridge. looking nice here. we're focused of course on the weekend and commute. fog on the peninsula side. how things are shaping up. thank you. bart's board of directors changed their minds about raising fares after reaching no

decision during yesterday's morning board meeting in the morning. directors came back to the issue later in the day. the decision they are raising fares. it approved a 4% fare raise every two years starting in dis pilot program for low income riders while passing its new budget. i includes adding 19 more police officers. parking lot will spend millions to stop fare cheats. 5:47. new for you this morning, details as deputies in contra costa county investigate a murder/suicide. the discovery was made yesterday near nortonville and kirker pass road. authorities announced a man and woman dead at the scene. their identities have not been released at this time. of course we want to continue to follow this story. more coming up on "today in the

bay". powerful women in politics are set to descend on san francisco. mother london breed, house speaker nancy pelosi and valerie jarrett are among the many expected to speak at the "be invincible" women's summit. the goal is to inspire women to activate their personal power and to build diverse coalitions to create solutions to challenges. it begins at 8:30 at the moscone center. listen up. a lot of times dads get left out. you have until sunday if you haven't got the perfect gift. >> that's plenty of time. for the techie dad, why not give him a gadget to keep all the other gadgets charged. i think i will get this one for my dad. the space suspicion hub is from nom nomad.

this makes a portable console. for the music lover, the jbl clip is a popular bluetooth speaker. >> you can have this by the pool, in the backyard, in the den. >> many gadgets or dadgets, am i saying that right? >> dadgets. >> they are available on amazon prime. my dad will call me every five minutes to ask how it works. >> maybe that's his excuse to talk to you because you should call more. >> plenty of time to go to the mall, go shopping. >> don't forget about dad this weekend. great weather to take them out

golfing. a live look at san francisco with low clouds. that's what we will see throughout the weekend. we will start out each morning with the clouds that will quickly clear out and we will get sunshine. going to work, the warm springs bart station, mostly cloudy start. feeling nice and cool withs. by noon, 73 degrees. for the east bay, expect the high in concord up to 82 degrees. 75 in hayward. a brisk westerly wind keeps it cool in san francisco. mostly in the 60s. upper 70s for the north bay. it heats up in ukiah. we have a stronger onshore breeze keeping it cool today as well as tomorrow.

overall a great weekend. and then on father's day, it starts to warm up just a bit. but still it does crank up once again for the start of next week. mike, you're starting with a look at the bay bridge. >> oh, yeah, with you cranking up the heat. that phrase worries me. no. i don't want to worry yo we love to see you hanging out here. there may be visibility issues. not a problem on the span. look at all of this green. bay bridge toll plaza. now, early in the afternoon we'll start to see a lot more traffic across the benecia.

eastbound 80 toward fairfield, sacramento. all of those avenues will get were crowded again. dublin looks great. no problems. thanks, mike. happening now, the man accused of killing 351 worshippers at mosques in new zealand in march is pleading not guilty to all plea through lawyers this morning. the trial will begin on may 4th next year. new overnight, the future of a california landmark. >> we take problems big and small. nbc bay area responds next.

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airbnb brought it to life. >> you can book a trip around the world in 80 days starting june 20th. it includes everything from hiking in australia. airbnb a ranges transportation which includes a hot a >> all right. very nice. changes are coming to one of california's most historic landmarks. los angeles history museum officials announcing that three teams will help plan renovations for the labrie la brea tar pits. students at one middle school will be going to class in a newly named building. >> yeah. burnett middle school will now

be known as ohlone middle school. the school board made that decision. it was named after the first governor peter burnett. it is being changed due to the racist past. the government started a cruel campaign against the native americans. the new name pays tribute to the ohlone tribe. >> he, along with others, prosecuted our people. to have ouram former burnett middle school spearheaded to change the name of the school. okay. nike's slogan might just be just do it. but some say the company's new women's sneaker is sending the wrong message about what they should be doing. many people are criticizing the nike air max fs 720, this shoe right here, saying the shoe looks like an iron.

it is facing backlash online including from one feminist group that believes nike is sending the wrong message. it should be noted two famous female british athletes are promoting the sneaker. nike notommented on the backlash. coming up at the halfway point of nbc bay area responds team. >> consumer investigator chris chmura and what he has been doing for families like yours. >> this year we have logged 1,600 consumer complaints from around the bay area. we respond to every one. let's have a look at our most recent success stories starting with myrna in livermore. she had problems returning clothes she bought online. we contacted the store, and myrna got a full refund of $55.75. in san jose, kiet told us he was

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>> winning the weather game. finally we have cooled off across the bay area. the early morning fog and intense heat. when it returns. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning right here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm anousha rasta in for