come any moment now. we are live with the response. bay area communities are already plan. the new legislation governor newsom just signed. "today in the bay" continues right now. i am marcus washington. >> i am in for laura garcia. no complaints with the weather. it's cool and comfortable. what more could you want? >> we really could want this to continue, right? that's going to happen especially today. the coolest day in the forecast, even slightly below yesterday, and that's a live look outside in willow glen. we will see the temperatures mostly in the 60s today and we'll talk more about that coming up. getting over to richmond across the 580 bridge, lanes are still open. i just saw this pop-up, 101

coming down through the robin williams tunnel, there's slowing and we will check on that and that's the only thing that stands out. back to you. now the 2020 decision, and the presidential democratic candidates. they faced off a wide range last night. >> we would not build walls or put kids in cages. in fact, they would -- >> they have been criminalized already. >> and they are -- >> you would make sure -- >> let him finish! >> tod"today in the bay"'s trac potts. certainly an eventful night. >> as you just heard they had a lot to say and didn't have a lot of time to say it.

the candidates talking over each other at times and jump in and make points and using personal stories to try and connect with voters. democrats are using the economy as rigged against working americans. >> the immigrants didn't do that to you. the big corporations did that to you. >> like insurance companies reaping big profits from health care. >> it's to bring in as many dollars as they can in premiums and pay out as few dollars as possible for your health care. >> we know not everybody is sharing in the prosperity, and donald trump just sits in the white house and gloats. >> i think we should be the party that keeps what is working and fixes what is broken. >> with trump supporters protesting outside, these ten

democrats launched an all-out assault on the president's policy. >> the biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump. >> this president has literally gone backwards at a time when our economy needs immigrants. >> on iran, senator cory booker explained why he alone would not rejoin the nuclear deal. they weighed in on guns. >> they should belong on the battlefield and not in our communities. >> i will choose common sense gun reform so i think we will be able to get that done in 2021. >> in afghanistan, the lesson i learned over the years is that you have to stay ingaugengaged these situation. >> we have to bring our troops home from afghanistan. >> the debate, spirited but civil. round two is set for tonight.

round two includes the three californians you just mentioned, and plus, look behind me, joe biden and some of his folks already out here trying to drum up support for his appearance tonight. i just spoke with his national spokesperson that said she realizes that he's probably going to be a bit of a target tonight because he's the frontrunner. back to you. >> we'll be watching that one as well. plenty of people interested in viewing the debate here in the bay area. dozens crowneded manny's in san francisco, and here's who they say stood out. >> although i support elizabeth warren, he captured my attention. >> he is talking about the border the way the other candidates were not. >> voters say they are now in the listening mode and will be tuned in tonight for the second debate. and the democratic party holding a watch party for tonight's debate at the headquarters on

moorepark avenue. it's being moderated by lester holt and his team. in a matter of hours the supreme court is expected to make landmark ruling on whether or not the 2020 census should include a question about citizenship. the decision could potentially tip the balance of political power for the next decade. "today in the bay"'s pete suratos joins us live. >> reporter: california and san francisco separately filed lawsuit when it comes to the 2020 census citizenship question. it's going to talk about the arguments for and against this question on the 2020 census. the trump administration is in favor of this. they want the citizenship question on the 2020 census

claiming it needs the data to enforce the voting rights act to help identify majority and minority districts, and it could serve as possibly discourage immigrants from participating in the census, and it could trickle down to handing information over to the immigration, and that would violate federal law. it's the first time a citizenship question has been asked since 1950s, so it has been sometime. a san mateo walgreen's is still closed at this hour, more than 24 hours after a bold smash and grab atm theft.

it happened about 4:00 yesterday morning when thieves drove through the front doors, and there's that plywood covering the stores. these thieves used a stolen vehicle, and both the car and the pride open atm were found about a block away. at this point we don't know how much money was stolen. a new law signed by governor newsom allows regulators to shutdown racetracks for safety reasons. under the previous law the board needed to complete a 10-day public notice period to suspend or move any event. the company that owns santa anita declined to comment on yesterday's bill. and then as we have been reporting for months now on "today in the bay," a university is proposing a 20-year-long development project, and it

calls for adding academic space, and a third public hearing is being held at 1:30 this afternoon at the santa clara government center here in san jose. the weather looking good for this weekend and you need to be careful as we head to the water. i want you to check out this video from the coast guard. that's a paddle border being rescued on tuesday. that battle border needed help after the strong winds pushed them into the rocks. they are doing fine this morning but certainly a reminder for people out there, as you are enjoying it, be careful because dangers could be lying around. >> the national weather service every day issues whether or not the water conditions are good for you to go out in a small boat like that. there was a small craft advisory in effect yesterday and that means don't go out there in a paddle boat, it's not safe. we have had strong winds and

cooler temperatures. this is a live look outside in san francisco as we start out this morning and go throughout the day, still windy and still choppy waters and our temperatures inland reaching into the low 60s by the afternoon, and a few spots in the low 70s. danville at 70 degrees, feeling comfortable today. even though it's beautiful outside, it's not the best day to go out to the beaches or travel by a small boat. we'll talk more about what is ahead for the weekend. mike, you have an update on the crash headed into san rafael. >> yeah, the richmond and san rafael bridge, traffic relatively light but building up a bit. two chp crews are still on the scene, and that's better news and that's why you have slowing mid span. getting over towards san rafael, heading down past the sausalito

exit, it should be cleared in a few seconds. the bay bridge starting to build up and the rest of the bay moving smoothly. coming up the top secret mission. >> plus, facebook's mark zuckerberg said it made a mistake in the so-called deep fake videos. and then the connection with a missing student here. we're watching "today in the bay."

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we're coming up on 5:13, and let's head outside to palo alto. don't spend a lot of time spaoeul styling your hair today, it's going to be windy and cooler, and temperatures reaching 60s today. we will talk about that and the weekend forecast in less than five minutes. and then the toll plaza clearing as it opens for the morning commute. we will see how quickly it rebuilds in the next few minutes. a very good morning, happy thursday to you as well. investors seem to think china and the u.s. might reach some kind of an agreement, and i'll talk more about that in a minute but it's pushing futures higher. amazon will soon deliver packages to rite aid drug stores.

and zuckerberg said in retrospect, facebook was too slow in flagging a fake video of nancy pelosi slowed down to make it appear as if she was drunk, and pelosi does not drink. zuckerberg manages to change the frame of the question. twitter forbid the video, deleting it every time facebook allowed it. a flashback to 2017, president xi and trump chatting together ammicablely. the fed was an independent body, independent of presidential politics, and that's not a controversial statement that's the definition of a fed from

wikipedia, and president trump took that as an insult and responded. >> he's trying to prove how tough he is. he's a guy nobody ever heard of him before and i made him and he wants to show how tough he is. okay. let him show how tough he is. he's not doing a good job. >> president trump saying he made jerome powell, the fed chairman. >> an interesting comment by the president. but he makes a lot of interesting comments. >> and more coming up. >> scott, thas. new details about a secret project at tesla. cnbc tells us this morning the company is operating its own battery cells in a secret lab. this could be good news for people looking to buy a tesla, and the company could sell the vehicle for cheaper if it's making its own batteries. >> one of the greatest members of the generation can be found

wearing a different kind of uniform. this 94-year-old north carolina man is getting started on the latest career. he's making his living by being a barista. he said he used to retire but not now. >> i tried that three times and didn't work. i get up in the morning and put my feet on the floor and they want to go. >> i say if you can't do it the first time, keep going. he says, no, no. you see he was born in 1924 in michigan. at the age of 17 he joined the navy and was once assigned to an under guard to help escort president franklin d. roosevelt. >> if he wants to work he can work. >> yeah, and that probably keeps

him to going to 94. >> he's pretty sharp at 94 if he can remember those coffee orders. >> he said that's what i did, you drink that. >> yeah. >> and they will tip him, too. no matter what the order is. nice day to go outside and have your coffee outside. >> it's a beautiful day, really looking forward to more sunshine and also a little bit of the clear skies and the breezy winds still picking up. you can see the flag waving to the right as we take a look outside to the golden gate bridge, and we started out this way yesterday and suddenly it was foggy here at the bridge. we will see those changes still today, as you head out the door it's going to be in the upper 50s. if you are leaving out later this morning, still nice. temperatures staying in the 60s throughout the day. the south bay temperatures will reach up to 76 in morgan hill, we will see a high of 72 in

milpitas and brisk with winds picking up. hayward reaching 68 today. 62 at half moon bay. san francisco, mostly lower 60s today. the north bay up to 75 in ukiah. we still have a strong ocean breeze picking up and that's going to keep it cool not only today but the next several days. check out the 7-day forecast already at the bottom of the screen. doesn't show any big warmups here as we go into early next week which is good news. we know sometimes for the fourth of july it could be unbarebly hot, but it stays mild even into the middle of next week. here's a look at our 7-day forecast. we come up a few degrees for the weekend but that's seasonable. even going into next week, upper 70s and low 80s in the valleys with san francisco staying in the 60s and there will be times

of fog drifting around the city. mike, you have a couple changes for our bridges. >> that's right. not the doumbarton bridge right here. moving up, we are looking at a little slowing at the bay bridge. that span, those slowdowns should clear up. we are still seeing a light volume of traffic approaching the toll plaza and we are just getting started here. and just getting started at bay bridge. the fast track lanes have started to build and the metering lights will turn on about 5:21, and that's showing the build. coming up into the area, northbound 880, it looks lighter than the southbound side. back to you. >> thanks. coming up, the overnight search for a missing utah

student from california as investigators scour a backyard. that's next. saying good-bye to "today" show's puppy. he's all grown up. look down to my feet, those are four-inch heels. there's an event today at 5:00, and i can run in it. we're supporting victims and survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence. this is a great cause, and hey, if i can do it you can as well. >> you are a man of many talents. >> i would like to think so. you can follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. you are watching "today in the bay." this is the couple who wanted to get away

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5:23 right now. new details on the search for a missing university of utah student originally from southern california. >> overnight police in salt lake city searched a home in the investigation of her disappearance. officers were seen digging in the backyard with shovels and searching a garage. she vanished after taking a light from l.a.x. to soft laalt city. at this point police are not

saying if any arrests are made. authorities say that suspect is now in custody. oakland police yesterday confirming u.s. marshals tracks down the man you see here and arrested him. the 27-year-old allen in virginia is accused of striking a 30-year-old and her son, angel, as they were walking across the street in april. this was on 26th avenue and foothill boulevard. police later discovered the car abandoned a few blocks away. compelling testimony in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fires. on the stand yesterday a firefighter spoke about being inside the doomed building several years earlier. one firefighter testified his daughter once lived in the ghost ship warehouse, and he said he helped her move out and he believed the space seemed fine without any obvious safety

hazards. outside court defense attorney, tony sarah, called it a big win. >> today was one of the best days of the trial for the defense. he's a fire person. he's knows what the law is. he knows whether or not a fire code violation occurred. >> that same firefighter also testified about eventually returning to the ghost ship in 2016 to help recover remains from the people that died. west nile, the season begins now. they are calling it the 3-ds to avoid it, deet, dawn and drain. drain any standing water near you. last year the virus infected nearly 300 californians and killed 11. happening today a farewell

party for a puppy with a purpose. the "today" show is saying see you later to sonny. >> we said hello to sonny when she was two months old. he's now leaving the "today" show to start his full time job. tune in this morning at 7:00 to hear where he's going. coming up, it's all eyes on miami. here's a live look at the democratic debate stage. round two is tonight. last night ten candidates went head to head on several important issues. >> we need to be the party of working people and that includes the party of immigrants. >> gun violence is a national health emergency in this country. we need to treat it like one. >> we will have a live report from our very own damian trujillo in just minutes. a brushfire in contra costa

county. prevention measures being taken today. taking a live look out at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have weather and so much more straight ahead for you. 5:27. you're watching "today in the bay."

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i am sitting in for laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. speaking of the beautiful-looking weather we have out there, let's get over to our meteorologist, kari hall. >> as we start out with clear skies in sunnyvale, we will start out in the 50s. normally we are up to 81 but we will stay well below that today. we'll talk about the weekend forecast. it's pretty predictable in the east bay. >> no surprises when i show you the bay bridge toll plaza. you see the fast track lanes are moving and the metering lights are on. crews are late picking up through bay point. and fire season is in full swing and ask any firefighter, and they will tell you they have been busy the last couple of

days. >> they sure have. bob, this fire should really be a warning as to why we need to be so careful during the hot, dry weather. >> reporter: correct. it's because the contra costa county fire protection district thinks the fire was mostly caused by a cigarette butt. highway 4 is above us, and you see the embankment, and we are standing here in martinez. you can see it was growing pretty good. the fire started around 1:00 this morning. they had it contained in about 40 minutes. firefighters also responded to a two-acre fire that broke out last night. this is in unincorporated san leandro. another brushfire reported yesterday afternoon in livermore on mines road.

you can see how close the fire got to your structure on your tv screen, and it ended up charring ten acres before it was fully contained. and cal fire tweeted out these pictures of the firefight, and the rock fire is now just over 2400 acres, and that fire started tuesday night along the canyon road just west of patterson, and it's burning through canyons and open space, and ranch land, and no structures are threatened. pg & e is preparing for potential wildfires, and the utility giant is hosting a wildfire safety open house to discuss emergency preparedness at the finley community center in santa rosa at 6:00 tonight. the meeting comes as pg & e is warning about the pre-emptive power outages.

pg & e was blamed for sparking the recent deadly wildfires and is now filing for bankruptcy. bob redell for "today in the bay." round one in the books and round two around the corner. ten democratic candidates vying to be the next democrat presidential candidate. >> an hour into the debate the format started to break down as candidates continuously interrupted each other, sometimes to expand on an idea and sometimes disagreeing. they made their point on issues,

ranging from immigration to climate change. with the debate being held miles from parkland school massacre, there seemed to be a special passion for gun control. >> this is something i am tired of, and all they have to offer are thoughts and prayers. >> a few managed to create real separate from their fellow democrats in a democratic field of more than 20 candidates, and tonight was largely about trying to make sure voters knew who they were, sometimes by highlighting their record and other times by taking pointed jabs. >> i don't think we should conduct foreign policy in our bathrobe at 5:00 in the morning. >> and then a father and daughter that drowned while crossing the rio grande. >> i am proud in april i became the first to put together a comprehensive immigration plan, and watching that image of him

and his daughter is heartbreaking, and it should all piss us all off. >> a signature issue here, climate change. >> if we do not have the next president that commits to this as the top priority it won't get done, and i am the only candidate that has made this commitment to make it the top priority. >> ten candidates held their own yesterday and ten more will try to do the same today, if not better. in miami, i am damian true hilo for "today in the bay." >> tracie potts will have a live report coming up at 6:00. a few hours from now a rookie officer will be laid to rest. she was shot and killed while trying to protect a woman in

trouble. >> "today in the bay"'s ali wolf has more. >> her community and family all coming together showing their support and their love and appreciation for the 26-year-old officer who was killed in the line of duty last week. ahead of this morning's memorial service, blue ribbons and flowers are lining the processional route in sacramento. she gave her life while protecting her community. officer o'sullivan was shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance call in sacramento. she faced multiple charges including murder. yesterday officer o'sullivan's loved one spoke at a vigil and community members spoke as they prepared to say a final good-bye. >> when we can come out and support them when they have been through a tragedy we want to do

that, and it solidifies the community which is super important. >> officer o'sullivan is originally from the bay area, from contra costa county, and she grew up in martinez and was a police explorer for two different agencies, so it's a big loss for her hometown and where she served. the memorial service is at 10:00 a.m. today in roseville, which is near sacramento. people in castro valley, deputies are trying to determine if they have a double murder or murder suicide on their hands. a husband and wife were found dead inside of a home, that report is expected to be released. new turbulence for boeing's

max jets. the new problem slows the pilot's ability to respond to flight control issues and will likely delay a launch of certification tests which extends the time those planes stay on the ground. and then it looked like something you would see in the movies. you are watching the video right there. more than 1,000 employees will be out of work starting next month. mr. worldwide is missing one major geographical spot right now. pit bull canceled his concert for tomorrow, but live nation tweeted last night saying the show is off due to unforeseen circumstances. it's already been rescheduled

for august 3rd. 5:38 for you right now. a very small driver pulled over by a police officer in florida. >> but apparently she charmed the officer into letting her go. take a look. >> you don't have a driver's license. i don't think it's a laughing matter. >> lucky for that adorable 10-month-old the officer, he's her dad. he happened to pull her over on his way home from work, and she didn't get a ticket, nothing. nothing, mike, he let her go. >> we may have to clean up some of the toys at homes, maybe we will see what the penalties are. it's not a laughing matter, young lady. my goodness. we are looking at a smooth drive, and here we do have a crash reported north 101 at peninsula avenue. i am a little concerned because

i heard about another crash in the same area on the southbound side. there could be another crash in the area, and we are tracking san mateo and the speed sensors are not showing slowing. we have the metering lights on, and the crash cleared from the richmond san rafael bridge as the build starts. we are looking ahead to the weekend and hopefully you have plans outside. >> it's going to be a beautiful weekend. this last weekend was hot so this one coming up will be nice. we are making plans to get out there with our inland valleys reaching about 80 degrees. the bay reaching the mid-70s and upper 60s for the coast. this may be one where people are going to enjoy more time in the inland area. slightly warmer on sunday reaching 83 degrees and 77 for the bay. in san francisco we have all kinds of pride events going on with the big parade on sunday

and it's going to be perfect. the parade kicks off at 10:30 in the morning, and that's when we will be at about 61 degrees a. nice cool day. every now and then the sun will peek out. in the try valley, we have the alameda county fair continuing. we will be in the upper 70s with mostly sunny skies on saturday and sunday. in monterey it will be cloudy and cool with some kind of sunshine but only reaching 63 degrees on saturday and sunday up to 64 degrees. you will need a jacket there. that's a live look in squaw valley as the sun rises and it's going to be a beautiful weekend. still a little bit of snow left on some of those higher elevations. we will talk about what is going on here today coming up in three minutes. >> thanks. the california family confirming the death of a young woman killed in a shark attack. that news emerged late last night, and up next the reaction from people that knew her. president trump responds to the democratic debate last

night. we'll have a preview of tonight's debate. and kd and the warriors. will he stay or go? we have been hearing those murmurs for months and i hear he's in new york with his manager. i don't know. we will talk about the offer coming up here on "today in the bay." it's 5:42 for you right now. show me the crown. show me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy!

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see the clouds rolling over the hills now and we start out with cool temperatures and it's going to be a beautiful day, still breezy and even slightly cooler than yesterday at noon where it was 72 degrees. we'll talk about all of our microclimates and get you ready for the weekend in less than five minutes. the view of the san mateo bridge just fine, but i spotted something i don't like. you see it there? i will explain what is going on coming up. 5:45 right now. new this morning, a family devastated after a deadly shark attack in the bahamas. this young woman died yesterday after a shark attacked her while she was snorkeling. her family provided a photo taken hours before the attack. it happened near rose island. lindsay is from torrance and neighbors were shocked to hear about what happened. >> oh, no, that will break my heart. i don't think i can survive if

that happened to my kids, i don't think i could make it without them. >> somebody on lindsay's boat got an image of the shark taken before the attack. in a statement lindsay's father said she loved animals so much it's ironic she would die from a shark. the former southern university of california gynecologist is in custody. yesterday police arrested the 71-year-old. he has been under investigation for months and hundreds of former patients are suing him and usc for failing to respond to allegations of abuse dating back decades. victims were abused at the clinic over several years. president trump is in japan getting ready to meet with the

leaders of 19 other countries. >> it's one country in particular that we have interest in some. >> let's stick to china for now. president trump plans to meet with president xi. president trump has threatened new tariffs on chinese goods even as economist warn our economy could suffer. our trade deficit with china got bigger, not smaller, even in the mi midst and -- of the tariffs and tough talk. president trump was relatively quiet during the democratic party last night. trump tweeted simply, boring. he also made fun of nbc's

technical problems, tweeting out a fake video that shows him as the cause of the problems. our tracie potts is in miami and will have a preview coming up. the supreme court is expected to make a ruling on the u.s. census, and the union representing the american asylum officers filed papers with the courts, saying they object to the policy of not letting people in the united states when they file for asylum. they lend their voice to a lawsuit preventing the policy of allowing immigrants entering the u.s. while waiting for their

asylum status. you can follow me on twitter. >> scott, thank you. everybody in the bay area is wondering if kevin durant will stay in a warrior's uniform. for now that's still up in the air. right now kd is with his business manager in new york deciding where he wants to play. regardless of where he signs, durant will likely miss all of next season after tearing his achilles. the free agency period begins on sunday afternoon. also up in the air, klay thompson's future. he may sign with the warriors if he's offered the $190 million contract for five years. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah, that's a lot of scoring. >> that's true. >> we talk about kevin durant being in new york, but that's

where he had his surgery, too. no need to cross your fingers for the great weather we have been having because you have been giving us a beautiful forecast, kari. >> this is what we will see throughout the day keeping the temperatures cool with a start this morning right now in the low 50s in santa rosa. we are at 59 in san francisco. it's 55 now in livermore. if you are headed out to go to the park, enjoy this summer day out in martinez. it starts out with jacket weather as the sun rises and still a few lingering clouds at 9:00. we will be at 63 degrees. at 1:00, we're at 74 degrees. here's a look at our high temperatures today. looking great, just slightly cooler than yesterday. this is almost unheard of for late june to only be reaching 73

degrees in san jose. 75 in concord, and santa rosa reaching 73 degrees. you can enjoy more time outside at the alameda county fair today in pleasanton. it will be in the low 70s from 3:00 to 4:00, and then tonight once again the breezy winds picking up. this is all because of an area of low pressure that will be slow to move. moving right now across the pacific northwest and bringing rain to seattle and portland. for us we had the gusty onshore wind flow, and it drops down a few more degrees next week as another storm system right behind that rolls in as we go into the middle to end of next week, so as of now, the fourth of july is also looking pretty mild with only some 70s in the forecast in the valleys. we see our temperatures just barely going up and down, and we'll fluctuate about ten degrees over the next several days and the morning temperatures staying in the 50s,

and san francisco keeps the clouds in a fog and highs in the 60s. mike, you have a couple issues headed through san mateo. >> and san mateo bridge, got my arrow here pointing out the disabled vehicle. we are looking at it in the service lane, and we're still watching that. as crews arrive sometimes the flashing lights adds to the distraction. that's one issue heading out of san mateo. northbound 101 continues slowing towards 3rd, and the peninsula, just got the update from the chp, the crash is on the southbound side and it's off the embankment and i'm checking on injuries. the rest of the bay really light. the richmond and san rafael bridge moving slowly, and i'll show you san jose coming up. breaking news out of north

africa. two suicide bombers strike in the capital of toe tau tunisia. u.s. embassy now warning americans in that area to stay away from the downtown area of the capital. next stories that are all new this hour, including a future king talking about lgbt acceptance. his answer to the question, would he support his kids if they came out as gay. plus -- >> inside the store i could hear it. >> a terrifying ordeal for people inside this store that luckily all lived. the reason the woman lived behind the wheel of this car

that she gave for crashing into the store. 5:53. you are watching "today in the bay."

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it's eating from the bird feeder there. make sure and follow laura on facebook, twitter and instagram. and then prosecutors say an electrical short or burning cigarette may have been responsible for this blaze in notre dame. it could be five or six years before the cathedral re-opens. the future king of england this morning said he would support himself if his kids came out as gay. >> so it's something i am nervous about, not because i am worried about them being gay, it's more about the fact i am worried about the pressures and

how much harder their life could be, and that's what i worry about is i wish we lived in a world where it's normal. >> those comments came during his visit to a non-profit working with homeless lgbt youth. this is a car plowing into a business with people inside, and everybody will be okay. >> this is -- wow! there it goes. this is inside a watch store in tampa, florida. eight people were inside, and five were hurt but all the injuries, believe it or not, were minor. here's how one work you aer des the commotion. >> when i saw this guy flying backwards, i didn't know what to do. >> pretty unbelievable stuff. the driver told investigators she meant to hit the brake but

accidentally pressed the gas. right now police say she's not facing any charges. >> everybody is going to be okay. and then dublin school board approved dr. dave marken as the new superintendent. he became the interim superintendent in april. right now at 6:00, a vision for america. >> we can do the things that are sensible. >> i see every single day this economy is not working for average americans. >> i don't think we should conduct foreign policy in our bathrobe at 5:00 in the morning. >> and the candidates at times going after the current commander-in-chief, and what the rest of the candidates have to say and his response. we expect a major ruling from the supreme court this morning, the decision on whether to add a controversial citizenship question to the

consus aco census, and what it means for people here in the bay area. good morning to you. thank you for joining us on this thursday. >> i am in for laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. let's talk about the temperatures we have been experiencing the last few days. >> everybody has been fans of this, and we are going to have cooler weather even today, slightly cooler than yesterday. this is how we begin the day in san jose with sunshine. you can see a few clouds rolling over the hills there, and campbell, 70 degrees at 8:00. our normal high is 80 degrees. we will get a look at our microclimates coming up. i have