right now at 4:30, breaking news overnight. a 26-year-old sacramento police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. >> a very intense situation playing out for hours when the suspect pulled up and fired at officers. good thursday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i am laura garry saw. >> i am marcus washington. first let's get a check of your forecast. >> it will be the coolest day of the week as we start out with

mostly clear skies in san jose. upper 50s as you head out the door and a slow climb in temperatures as we get ready to see the highs today only reaching the upper 70s in the south bay. a few low 80s for the inland valleys but overall a much cooler day and breezy. we'll talk more about this coming jealous of the screws in richmond. >> yeah, the trucks right behind my name there, and the fast track lanes, they are changing over the next 20 minutes. we should see no problems as we travel. no problems for the bay bridge either. they don't have all the toll takers available. great stuff around the bay. you have a tough situation with our breaking news.

an officer killed in the line of duty overnight. >> we're learning about her local ties to the bay area. chris, wh kris, what do we know so far. >> she was trying to help a mother and a child or children in a domestic situation. a man in the home shot the officer with a rifle. sacramento police says as other officers tried to reach officer o'sullivan where she fell outside the home, that suspect continued to fire. >> i am sad to share with you tonight. officer tarra christina o'sullivan died at the hospital. she was shot and killed and gave her young life while protecting our community.

>> the gunman finally surrendered overnight only after a meet eighter was able to talk him out. aop we are waiting to hear more from sacramento about who this gunman was that shot officer o'sullivan and will bring you more details as we get them in this morning. >> so sad. so young. >> 26, 4:. for ouwe're about to find out if bt workers will accept a contract that will head off a strike. >> bob? >> we just heard from the local 265, and they tell us they are

halfway through counting the votes who had until 10:00 last night to give their thumbs up or thumbs down with the new contracted with the transit agency. the union that represents the operators and mechanics have been in negotiations with the vta. some of the sticking points have been wages, operational efficiencies. this is what they are looking on, it's the vta that calls it the best offer, and they would get an increase over three years, and then if the union were to vote down this offer the workers could then go on strike, and the vta says the state could implement a cooling period and

they would go back into the negotiations, and then the earliest they could be going on strike could be as early as the first week in july if that were to happen. reporting live in campbell, bob redell. and then two nights in a row on skyline boulevard on the peninsula. >> yesterday people that grew up with the 26-year-old said he started acting strangely two years ago. >> the search for clues about two stabbing homicides in two days leads investigators to this house in pacifica. >> had their guns drawn out. yeah, it was scary for me to see. >> neighbors who don't want to be identified say

police officer came here where he lived with histheast three y has been a little weird. we always used to wave at each other and in the last three years, he will stop and stare at us. >> tonight he's expected to stabbing a man to death last night on skyline. investigators are look into his possible connection to the stabbing death of a 32-year-old in the same remote area monday. deputies arrested the man last night, and they were on skyline searches for crews when they heard a man screaming for help, and it was pecky packy. a deputy fired, and he crashed his car and was arrested. his widow recognizes the name

but never met him. >> why he did it, why he k husb? >> nbc bay area news. 4:36 right now. now to developments about a courtside confrontation during the finals atcl the man identified himself as a team executive before punching and shoving the officer. investigators say he did not have the credentials needed to get on to the court before the celebration, and he made it on to the court but the deputy says he has a concussion and jaw injury and is on medical leave. trading office space for more housing and stores is what some leaders want to do at the .

they want to add more housing in retail areas. city leaders claim office space would create more workers that would create existing housing crisis worse. coming up, are as they view videos on youtube. plus, getting in a new car if it's back in your dreams, it will cost you. the move from tesla that will put a bigger price tag on black cars.

good morning. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set for a higher open after the federal reserve hinted it could cut interest rates necessary. the markets believe that first rate cut could come as soon as next month and stocks rose following the fed's decision. the federal trade commission is reportedly in the late stages of an investigation into youtubeeo kids. there are complaints dating back asar as 2015 claiming youtubele information on kids under 13. reports say it's prompted the company to consider changing how

youtube's algorithm recommends and queues up content for kids. elon musk tweeted, black paint, which has been a standard option will cost a extra $1,000. the white collar is offered at no extra charge. marcus and laura, back over to you. >> you probably want that racy red one, right? >> i was thinking how it impacts people, and so limousines are in black, so it doesn't affect you forecast. >> we start out with clouds across the bay area.

we are going to see a cooler day and you better get outside and the weekend forecast coming up next. i can't tell what color any of these cars are, but the headlights are moving smoothly through university city on the 101. we'll show you what else awaits for you out on the roadway. sz.

a very good morning to you. we're hoping for nice temperatures. check that forecast coming up. >> look at that. pg & e, they are taking drastic -- oh, okay, we will get to that in just a bit. we want to talk about the forecast. >> okay. we are seeing clouds starting out this morning and we are going to see cooler temperatures today and it's going to be a nice one. this is what you are feeling right now as you are getting ready to step out the door and you will see the temperatures in the 50s in fairfield and san francisco, 58. cupertino, 60 degrees to start out. we will see a few more clouds, but as we go throughout the day the skies will clear and we will have a slower warmup. we're going to see the highs right where we should see them

for this time as we go to the last full day of spring. it will reach up to 76 in san jose. 78 in cupertino, and 79 today in milpitas. it's going to be a nice change compared to the high heat we had starting out this week. the fog may still m ln bay, and so w geng to see much sun in san mateo reaching 69 degrees with san francisco also seeing a lot of clouds throughout the day and a brisk westerly wind. the north bay seeing the temperatures in the mid-70s. and the alameda county fair, it will be cooler this afternoon in the upper 70s for much of the day and then dropping back quickly into the 60s. we have a brisk onshore wind flow, and so as we go throughout the day our winds will pick up

and get more gusty tonight. it's going to have an impact on the wind direction that we will see. going into friday, we start to see the winds shifting northerly and then offshore on saturday. it's going to make it heat up in time for the weekend. this is the 7-day forecast showing 80s today and low 90s over the next couple of days as we go into saturday and sunday. big warmup in our temperatures, gusty winds, but check out the middle of next week. it's going to cool down once again. i will have more on that, and, mike, you were checking out the roads this morning. how's it looking? >> 580 coming through dublin, no slowing or problems. the only thing is the construction, the repair work, 580 near keller, i see a little

slowing so they could be getting readyout the roadway. this is not aroe drive goes. it's usually a quickly. peninsula, north bay moving smoothly. the bay bridge toll plaza, it shows the cash lanes on the other side of the middle part, that's the fast track lane. pg & e is taking safety steps. so far inspectors revealed more than 1,000 creditical threats.

the golden gate national rec area posted several trails in marin headlands will be closed due to work. pg & e also allowancing it is shutting down the power line responsible for starting the line in butte county. it runs pass orville and past paradise. it was revealed that hundreds of safety issues were found on that same power line. and then a dire warning about the troubled 737 max planes. >> these crashes are demonstrable evidence that the certification has failed us. th happened. captain "sully" su

spoke to the sub commission yesterday. he insisted a simple ipad training course was enough. >> we must investigate accidents before they happen. reading about it on an ipad is not even close to sufficient. >> a new nbc "wall street journal" survey shows nearly 40% of people say they would fly on a a fixed. missouri senator is challenging companies like facebook and google to approve their platforms neutral. to avoid discrimination lawsuits they have to demonstrate their platforms are not

anti-conservative. in recent weeks we have seen bay area cities fight over whether to display the pride flag. that fight is now reaching the south bay, this time in the willow glen neighborhood. >> a local realtor buys about a dozen rainbow flags and puts them at the crosswalks during pride month, june. somebody took them and replaced them with christian flags. >> it's horrifying for what the situation must be for lgbtq people, and so i hope that willow glen gets its conscious back. >> the pride flags are back with a message asking people not to steal them. coming up here on today in the bay, nbc bay area responds. an unexpected mysterious

trail dating back ten years. nbc bay area responds, next. first, happening now, rising floodwaters are prompting evacuation orders in southern new jersey. emergency crews are going door to door and evacuating people from their homes. a lot more local news as well, and it's 4:53. we'll be right back.

4:55 for you right now. "nbc bay area responds" to a south bay woman's phone bill. >> more than $15,000 was at

stake. >> let's talk about angela and her long-time landline phone. she recently learned her monthly phone bill was somehow intertwined with a satellite tv account that was not hers and over a decade she paid more than $15,000 for a service she didn't use. angela told us the phone and satellite companies were not helpful in trying to correct it. >> i have been paying for it for some reason for the past ten plus yea. here? can angela get her money back? what happened after we intervened, and a valuable lesson for us about auto paying bills. please join us again tonight at

11:00. bay area athletes are teaming up with lebron james to make space jam. >> former stanford women's basketball stars necka, china and woepl akay will make an appearance, and the one filming it, the film is a remake of the 1986 hit that stars michael jordan and bugs bunny. >> a whole new generation. >> yeah, there we go. we're tracking that thursday forecast. >> it will be a cooler day, and also a nice afternoon. concord reach into the mid-70s by the middle of the day. we'll talk more about that coming up next. the san mateo bridge westbound direction, we'll show you how things are changing on a

bridge a little further north. plus, what the long-time contra costa county assessor who is facing misconduct charges is asking the d.a. for still ahead. you're watching "today in the bay."

i am sad to share with you tonight that we lost one of our own. >> right now at 5:00, mourning the news, a rookie officer shot while trying to help a woman. coming up a live report on the

latest on the suspect that kept firing on officers for hours. plus, u.s. drone shot down in the middle east and this morning iran is responding. we'll have a live report from washington on the growing tensions. happening now, counting vote. the vta worker union's counting votes to see if the new contract is a go. a very good thursday to you. i am laura garcia. >> i am washington. it's going to be a cooler afternoon. we are starting out with clear skies over the south bay as the sun rises, and evergreen wil