it was hurtful. >> i did not praise racist. >> an emotional moment. the confrontation between kamala harris and joe biden. part of a fiery night at the democratic debate. we are live in miami. >> good evening, thank you for joining us on this special edition of nbc bay area news. >> i am raj mathai. >> i am janelle wang. >> the spin room is buzzing as the candidates trying to get their last words.

joe biden and harris' exchange of words is one of the notable moments. >> let's begin our team coverage in the spin room in miami. he has the latest, damia damian trujillo, what a night. >> reporter: what a night, the candidates are inside the spin room giving us their spin of how well they did at the night's second debate. this is a contentious group than last night, most focused on two targets, president trump and former president joe biden. >> reporter: the names on the stage took the first three questions, bernie sanders and joe biden and kamala harris. >> trump is a phony, trump ace pathological liar and a racist. >> when candidates were not focused on the president, they

seem to focus on joe biden including a shot from eric swawell. >> joe biden says it was right when it is time to pass the torch 32 years ago. >> vice president, would you like a torch? >> i would. i am still holding onto that torch. >> reporter: kamala harris seems to be the center of every big moment. >> in our america no one should have to work only one job to have a roof over their head and food on the table. >> reporter: joe biden tried to stay above the fray outlining his platform. >> if an individual living in the united states of america without documents, that's the only offense, should that person be deported? >> depending if they committed a major crime, they should be deported. >> reporter: at times the fray seems to be more than format. >> wait, wait.

>> part of joe's generation. >> reporter: by the end, the field debated everything from the economy and immigration and healthcare and gun violence. when asked to pick one thing they had to get passed if they were elected. the most common sense was addressing climate change. >> reporter: a live picture of the spin room as candidates and surrogates making the case why their candidates won tonight. one seems to be getting more buzz in most, that's senator kamala harris. she had that contentious exchange with biden. >> damian, we'll get back to you here. larry is here. was this is the beginning o f the end for joe biden or does he still have a chance here? that was a contentious exchange that revealed a lot. >> too early.

it left us seen that biden was shaken and had a hard time and he didn't move forward as much as he tried to protect himself from the past. this is not good when you look at a new turn of event. >> let's watch it unfold. >> i do not believe you are racist. i agree with you when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground. i also believe and it is personal and it was hurtful to hear talk about the reputation of two united states senators who built their careers on segregation of race in this country. >> pretty strong words from senator harris. she's going back to what the buzz has been the last couple of weeks of what joe biden had been saying. >> it was a fight between

generations. she's talking about what he did and how he worked with guys that's racist and how he gave up so much to get so little in terms of civil rights and how he supported legislation. she was talking about moving for forward on race and healthcare. she went through all of them. she was strong throughout the night. >> vice president biden did take a moment after she targeted him. we want to see his response. >> it is a mischaracterization across the board. if you want to have this campaign on whether i did it or not, i am happy to do that. >> he was shaken up and didn't respond in a better fashion. he knew this issue was going to come up tonight. >> two things, number one in a way biden had the best of both worlds. as the worse in defending that

record, a lot of things came out that were not so nice. a number of them attacked biden. biden spent his time defending that past and his role instead of saying here what i say we need to do. here is how we move forward in the next four years. here is how we build on the obama legacy. he didn't do that nearly enough. >> kamala harris is as big winner tonight? >> she to stood out with the vi president being very strong and she stood out when she talked about her childhood being the second generation to go onto bussing. >> childhood in berkeley. >> that's correct. she stood out also because she presented herself as someone who would get things done. she looked very strong. >> well, she did stand out. we want to know who did not stand out. tl winn the winners and the losers. in san francisco screens across the city were glued

around watching the debates, not just to watch the candidates but to see history unfold. joining us live outside the watch party with more on what makes tonight so special, sam brock. >> reporter: good evening, the entire patio here was filled with young people and young democrats who are watching another ten candidates trying to distinguish their policies and their identities. this was about so much more than just as sheer size of this. voter there is wewere watching openly gay candidate continuing his historic campaign. on the eve of pride parade, flags flagged from rooftops. pete buttigieg standing on stage on on the first democratic debate. >> it is extremely exciting.

>> it takes somebody to reach across, i am just like you, i want a family. >> reporter: the man known as mayor pete is polling in the top five but trail other big names like biden, sanders and harris. >> at this gathering missionary bar, senator kamala harris drew loud applause after showing she may have the biggest bite. >> who is the crowd responding the most? >> kamala harris, she speaks with authority and like a prosecu prosecutor. >> senator harris was calling out vice president biden. >> reporter: lewis samora is co-president of san francisco young democrats, teaming with options as a strength and not a weakness. >> the nation is facing a

difficult decision but having these options is a way to pull everyone together. >> reporter: and one interesting footnote from the young democrats, they said that pretty similar viewing last night here, julian castro stood out. he's looking for a progressive voice right now. a voice that's in tune with my generation, looking forward and not backward. >> sam brock, nbc bay area news. sam, thank you. we are just getting started with our debate coverage. coming up at 9:30. larry will join us with the winners and the ones who did not stand out at tonight's debate. new video into our newsroom. this is surveillance footage from the moment thieves drove right through the front door of a walgreens in san mateo.

thieves drove off with the atm and the stolen car and the pried open atm were found about a block away a short time after. it is unclear how much money was stolen. a lot of people tonight gathering to remember the two men killed at that ford dealership at morgan hill. tonight was not just about honoring the men but healing the community. tom jensen is joining us in morgan hill where the memorial just wrapped up. >> reporter: raj, it is just wrapping up. of course, the organizers say it is important. people will never forget the victims but also important to have this vigil tonight everyn e though it is so close the time it happens. many people could start leaving as early as tomorrow and a few hundred people did turn out tonight for this event. some of them are still here. some of them also says coming together is incredibly important

in the wake of the shooting by disgruntle workers. the community has seen these tragic shootings and others across the country and around the world. what happens at home, it really israel and it becomes more frightening. >> something like this has never happened in morgan hill. i have been here since '79 and raised my kids here. it is devastating. >> reporter: this vigil is specifically for us, pause to stop and think and process in our own way and religious or not religious or whatever and make a choice to actually become better as a result. >> reporter: the pastor helps organize the vigil tonight. it is important to choose a positive path forward and he also believes that when people come together in a community like this in a large gathering and you can see that people are

still here and still talking, for many people it is the first time they met. the community becomes closer and when it becomes closer, it becomes stronger and helps prevent strategies like this in the future. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. steven lee fired from his job, that's when he retrieved his gun and shot his supervisor. we spoke with the woman one of light's last customer. >> he was kind and helpful. that's why i know he would be the hero he ended up being. i had wish that i had given him a hug at the end of our last meeting and i am sad that i didn't. >> at that ford dealership today, only limited service and grief counselors were on hand.

a supreme court ruling that could lead to hundreds of millions of more federal funding for california. it is all about the proposed citizenship question on the 2020 census. also, someone is posing as one of our own. i am consumer investigator, we unravel this. our bob ridell next. >> high level clouds are putting on quite a show. amazing sunset views around the area. those same clouds could bring a few sprinkles by tomorrow's commute. this is not a bed.

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once in a while, we are the victim. one of our own reporter was a victim of identity fraud and it costs a woman in texas 12,000 bucks. chris is here with us with this cross-country scam.

we want to warn you about this i imposter. are you hiring? >> i am not. the internet advertised otherwise. a scammer posted this job opening using bob reddellell's . >> tamika smith took the bait. she searched bob redell online. >> he's actually a reporter. >> he funded $11,000 to her account and directed her the cash. >> reporter: what did they tell you the money was for? >> he said he needed to pay some

bills and they only accepted btc form of payment. >> reporter: what was actually going on here? we figured it out. the scammer hacked a bank account in detroit. that's where the money he sent to tamika came from, he transferred that money from there to her in texas. she's been hired all right as as mule. her bank flagged the transfer and put her on notice. >> this is a scam. we are freeziing your account indefinitely. wait a minute, this is not a scam. i am doing the job here. >> reporter: the bank recalled the transfer to return the money to its rightful owner to detroit. the cash was already gone. tamika converted to boyit coin d transferred it to the scammer. she's on the hook for the 12 grand. >> a whole lot of money that yo f to pay. >> reporter: we asked the bank or the operator if there is

anything they can do to help tamika. she's asking the public to help on go fund me and asking you to be skeptical when anyone online want to hire you. >> meet them in person. make sure they show you their id, too. because you can be telling me you are bob redell. >> reporter: the real bob agrees with tamika. >> you got to educate yourself that. unless you get someone on the phone or in person face-to-face, i would not believe what you see on the internet. >> let's say it one more time. no matter what you find online, bob redell is not in the market for a visurtual assistance. >> i am not hiring anyone. i don't hire. i do the work myself. bob was caught off guard with this. once in a while, search your own name online and see what comes up. take one extra step, search your

profile images too and do that. see if your mug is being used anywhere else without permission. take action immediately. contact the site where it is posted and tell them to take it down. if you don't get the results you want, get a lawyer involved or write a letter and make them take it down. bob is not hiring. >> definitely not hiring. >> what a bummer. i would love to work for bob. >> he's fun. >> he's one of our best. the supreme court deals a blow to the trump administration, justices ruled against the move to add a citizenship chemical weapon to t cens census. in the east bay activist spoke out in celebration today. nbc bay area has more.

>> reporter: it is a question roselia tries to avoid. she's undocumented. today a supreme court's decision made it a lot easier for her to share the truth with us. >> reporter: a group of alameda county and leaders took to the steps of the courthouse this afternoon. >> i have faith in the supreme court. >> reporter: to applaud the supreme court for blocking the trump's administration to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census form. advocate says the question is unnecessary and designed to scare immigrants away. >> we are not going anywhere. people need to step back. >> reporter: alameda county, supervisor says if the county under counts population by 3%, her county will lose billions of federal and state dollars that would go to hospitals, schools and roads.

>> this is a time for us to say no. i am going to show. i am here. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. well, this weekend is all about pride in san francisco. the celebrity and community grand marshals getting together for the kickoff. the theme of the 49th annual celebration is generations of resistan resistance. remembering decades of fighting for equal rights. the community grand marshal representing her community is certainly an honor. >> being the grand marshal in the lgbtq parade, oh my go god -- it blows my wig back honey. >> that's miss billy cooper, she wants young people to see her living out loud. the pride parade is on sunday. a close encounter in santa cruz county. a swimmer at the beach.

crossed path with the gray white. did you see it there? a 10-foot shark mining its own business when the man swims right by. the person films the video, he yells to warn the swimmer. look out for the shark. the beach has signs posted for sharks. >> i think the great white is scaling them out. they swim in shallow waters now. you never know what's lurking. >> that's true. >> look out for the shark. >> i would be panicking. >> we had some nice sunset. >> amazing of the stuff we are getting on twitter and facebook and sharing all these sunsets as we sometimes say they get these mid level clouds, purple and pink. we saw in oakland right now, at 62 degrees. west wind at 17.

some low clouds in addition to high clouds. close to oakland and a bit of a purple view in the sky. you got 60 degrees. high of 64 and a little breezy and cool. winds at 23 miles per hour. in san jose, not as much of a sunset view. santa cruz off the west, cutting off the low angle. we had a nice sunset this evening with 63 degrees. 74 was the high tomorrow. temperatures should be trending upward just a bit. that strong case of ocean air-condition, we'll keep our temperatures in check tomorrow. the morning can start with some drizzles and low clouds and misty skies and mostly cloudy skies. same clouds that are making that picture perfect sunset, also a few echoes here offshore. a lot of this we say precipitation a lot. but, we'll have a mostly cloudy start. we can't rule out a stray sprinkle or a shower. skies are clear for the afternoon. temperatures in the mid and

upper 70s around san jose. we are starting to see more low 80s in land. that's the trend as we head towards the weekend. pride activities around the bay area. nothing's changing. bigger warm up as we head towards that 4th of july, mid to upper 80s. coming back to the valley by the middle. ne back to you. you may not know his name but you probably used many of the products he designs. detail of a major departure at apple, that's next.

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residence get new home of the same rent they are paying now. live back to miami following tonight's debate. the latest from the spin room and with our political analyst, larry. stay with us.

round two of the democratic debate. more like round one of the heavy weight fight. the gloves came off between some of the front runners. >> it was the main event. democratic hopefuls for the highest point on stage at the same time. right now 9:30 and 12:30 eastern time. let's bring nbc's jay gray of a closer look of how this is all playing out. >> reporter: hey there raj and janelle. when you think about it, last night of the ten democratic hopefuls was the start. we thought we would see more

excitement and fire on the stage. the second group did not disappoint, coming out swinging early against president trump and each other. >> reporter: the first shot in round two. >> donald trump thinks wall street of america. >> reporter: where was that question when the republicans and donald trump passed the tax bill that -- >> trump is a phony. he's a pathological liar. >> reporter: for the lesser known candidate, the front runners were also a target. >> i was six-year-old when the presidential candidate came to the democratic convention and said it is time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans. that candidate was then senator joe biden. >> i am still holding onto that torch.

>> reporter: the discourse spinning into a free throw. >> guys, america does not want to witness a food fight, they want to know how we are going to put food on the table. >> much of the earlier talks focused on healthcare and immigration and both issues at the center of the key moment at the debate. >> raise your hand in your government plans would provide coverages for undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: president trump responded on twitter, how about takiing care of american citizes first. the back and forth suggests the race was far from over. >> to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senator who built their reputation and career and segregation of race. >> my position across the board. >> reporter: with the high profile candidate in the crossed

fires. >> the deal he talked about with mitch connell wasmcconnell was . >> reporter: and if you didn't get enough of the last two nights, the candidates will worry for a second debate at the end of july. >> janelle and raj. >> jay gray reporting for us from an active miami. we have our own spin room here. >> what did kamala prove to those who are watching? >> she was so good. america wants to know how we'll put food in the table. >> she sheeems like the adult i the room. she was not afraid to go back to her childhood. everything she did was capitalizing a candidate on

move. she's moving up. >> she did very well tonight. >> what about swawell? >> he took on the president. he too talked about what it is like for a child to suffer. we want to know what color clothes they're going to wear because we have to identify them. he was brilliant and he was especially at the end. there is no question about it. he came on strong. >> i think we have a clip from representative swawell here. let's take a listen. >> i was six years old when the presidential candidate came to the california democratic convention and said it is time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans. >> he got a lot of air time but quiet honestly what's his role here running for president? >> it does not seem like he'll have the support of the financial backing. >> it is hard to know. he's talking about giving up his feet and make the decision by december. he had a long climb up. at the same time it is whathard

imagine a young congressman like him will have the ability to go that far. we'll have to see. it is so early, we don't know. >> okay, pete buttigieg. a lot of people are talking about him here in san francisco, pride weekend, the first openly gay person running for president. what about him? >> one of my favorites because he exhumes of authenticity. how often do you see a political leader say i failed. he just built it out. it made him looked extraordinary. >> i could not get it done. i could walk you through all the things that we have done as a community. all of the steps that we took from deescalation. it didn't save the life of eric.

when i look into his mother's eyes that i have to face the fact that nothing i will say to bring him back. >> he has been impressive the last several months. >> reporter: he reversed that situation to something very terrible to punctual. >> the senator from colorado. think about it for a second. he's from a swing state and he bridge the differences from the moderates. the only one that could reach out. if the democrats don't get it done, they're toast. >> are we doing another debate with twelve candidates next month? >> the top 20 candidates. whoever gets the same percentage, yes. maybe one or two more. jay inslee. they'll have to decide which of the 20s are the highest. >> we got twelve scheduled

debates. >> a lot of polling numbers tomorrow on how tonight's going. >> watch biden maybe being the top or going down. >> okay, we'll keep it close down. larry gerstin. thank you so much. >> governor newsom tweeted this. america saw tonight of what i have seen 25 years, could not be more proud of kamala harris. >> all this is happening while trump is with leaders in japan with the g-20 summit. today the president was all smiles as he met with his australian counter part and kpengt expected to hold an important meeting with vladimir putin and xi jinping with china. >> i have to believe that xi jinping and donald trump has a way out of this trade impasse. >> the results could impact the u.s. economy and the president's reelection chances.

>> reporter: >> a border funding bill is headed to the president's desk. the $4.6 billion will try to address the humanitarian crisis at the southern border. this after democrats stopped their efforts to fight for my dpra >> they are all children of god. speaker pelosi says they're willing to givwil willing give up their fight for now, 305-102. >> no kids in cages. about two dozen demonstrators gathered outside san francisco. lawyers last week argued rules requiring the government providing safe and sanitary conditions for detained children did not necessarily mean giving

them soap or toothbrushes. >> we want to send a message to the trump administration and all america that immigrants who are coming here are seeking a better life, they want food and housing and it is time for trump to stop demonizing teahese people who a seeking asylum in america. >> the group walked in front of the courthouse. their arguments being twisted. a man killed by state park ranger last weekend was the prime suspect in the deadly shooting on 680 in milpitas last week. the chp says he shot and killed matthew rios on 680 last week. >> the suspect did know each other. this was as targeted attack. no word on why alameda targeted

rios. he shot two hikers on saturday. park rangers ended up shooting and killing him. a controversial police shooting in vallejo. the family of the man killed at a fast food drive h-thru. a culture that gives officers the impression it is okay to hurt and kill people. back in february, officers shot and killed 20-year-old mccoy after he fell asleep parked in a taco bell drive-thru. mccoy had a gun in his lap. >> we had death cases and people falsely arrested and excessive force. people that are being subjected into an arrest and never been arrested had no contact with the police. we now have criminal arrests. >> none of those cases -- in officer haves bes have been dis

or promoted in any way. >> the lawsuit listed 20 other instances over the year. vallejo officers have used excessive force against the public. one of the hottest piece of land come to an end tonight. this is a piece of land right near santana row. >> how about a new house with the same rent? >> these people rm lihav have l for 40 years. all of them talking about a settlement they have been working six years to get. >> how do you deal with the fact that you are going to have to change your lifestyle? >> reporter: six years ago, residence here found out their homes were in the way of a new plan housing development. hundreds of new homes in the winchester area near santana road. what about the park? >> reporter: with the help of

the foundation of silicon valley, the residence and developers have now come to an agreement. >> developers will build housing on-site residence can moove int at the same rate. they get to stay here without having to pay more. >> the main thing i am looking at is we got a group of people now who are not going to get put out on the streets. they'll get put into house ing d they're not going to be homeless. condos are likely to go occupy here and some of them are already spoken for. >> reporter: we want to be able to liver o our lives out with o friends and the environment we best can. that's why this is a good solution. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> it is real life.

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a sacramento police officer was killed in the line of duty was laid to rest today. thousands gathered at the bay side in roseville to honor the life of officer sullivan. she was killed last week during a domestic disturbance call. >> she was one of those rare people that devoured life, doing so well somehow maintaining strength and kindness. thank you for your selfless service to all of us. rest in peace. we got it from here. >> 26-year-old sullivan was a first sacramento police officer killed in the line of duty in 20 years. they robbed the armor truck carrying the money to the bank.

sky ranger over head capturing the after math. this is the front of wells fargo bank at 106th street. the only description is two men carrying a rifle. no word on how much money they got away with. a rush fire in martinez today. california's fire season is in full spring. firefighters were on quickly and they managed to stop the spread of the fire and kept to contain to five acres. investigators are trying to figure out how it started. in the central valley, firefighters contained the fast moving fire. the rock fire burn more than 20 acres. no homes were ever threaten. >> rob mayeda is back with us. we have to worry about all the fire danger. >> winds of the last couple of days, that's always a problem for fire. speaking of the wind, it is a

strong 23 miles per hour for san francisco. when will we see 70s again around san francisco? we'll come right back.

what caused that bart train break down that left hundreds of passengers through the subway tunnel in oakland. >> bart says there is a problem of the so-called fleet of the future. >> i apologize that barlet let e people down. >> reporter: passengers were stranded in the dark by monday's break down in the open tunnel. this cell phone video shows how 400 riders had to walk out. the train had been crippled for 90 minutes. >> reporter: passengers came out here, our investigation shows that bart knows that two air

compressors fail ed at the same time, they called it a fluke. >> it is strange and it is under investigation right now. >> bart's acting general says the new train can still work when its air compressor fail. when two fail at the same time, it causes a problem. >> it render that train and could not move. >> reporter: the train started backup without any problems. bart does not know what to make of that either. and bart has had problems with the come prpressor cooling systs well. >> there had been a couple of other challenges that we had with the compressor, our engineering folks don't think they are related. >> reporter: spokesperson addresses bart and train makers are working on the challenges.

>> we need to work to make modifications of the air compressors, we absolutely will. >> reporter: 775 new train cars will replace bart's aging current fleet by the new target date 2023. >> we do feel everyday we are learning more and more about this new train so i think we are the engine that could. we are getting faster and regular about it. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> bart is trying to address this firsthand. >> let's talk about our forecast. rob, it felt really nice today. >> giving the ac a little bit of a break. probably another day tomorrow and you may want a coat. san francisco, low clouds, making the come back. we got a few high clouds in

place there. 63 degrees is the high today. 73 near emoryville. right now we got cool conditions, 63. a high of 74. from here temperatures will be climbing around 80 degrees around san jose. right now san francisco, you are looking at patchy old clouds, 60 degrees, we'll see the low clouds going in and help keeping temperature s in the 50s. check out livermore right now. morgan hill, one big embarcadero micro-climate. it will push our clouds into the in land valley. on top of the low clouds, we have to deal with those high clouds. the same type which made for the fantastic sunset around the bay area. these are mid levels and some cumulus clouds. it does not reach the ocean or

reach the ground. over night tonight, the combination of the two cloud layers could be some drizzles and mists around the coast. probably around 10:00 you will see the sun starts to break out as the cloud band starteds s toh out to the south. breezes picking up a little bit and a comfortable forecast taking shape tomorrow. we can see highs in the mid-70s around san jose. closer to 80 degrees down to morgan hill and san martin. san valley, 80 degrees. 70 around oakland and hayward for the peninsula, highs in the 60s to lower 70s. another day in san francisco, mid-60s. you can see the reason why west winds at 20 miles per hour with some low clouds to start the day. for the north bay, high in the

70s and we are seeing a few 80s popping up around santa rosa. not a lot of change. we see the propping pattern up the west coast. that's going to keep high pressure in check. not much change. we'll see temperatures coming up into the low 80s. the best chance of summer-like temperatures, you may have to wait a week. that's 4th of july. this time next thursday, high pressure starts to biuild back in. there is a best chance of finding upper 60s and closer to 70s. you may have to wait until 4th of july of the way things shape up for the seven-day forecast. tomorrow, breezy and a cloudy start. now that 4th of july forecast is also on the board. that looks to be the warmest day of all those barbecue plans outdoors. >> we'll be asking you about the fog situation.

>> yeah. >> thanks rob. the baseball all-star game right around the corner. one guy in the starting lineup. one of the most popular former giants. back in a moment. ♪

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this is not baseball weather. >> at oracle park tonight. the giants hosting the diamondbac diamondbacks. this game just now final, giants lose 5-1. also, just now final, the a's lose tonight in anaheim. >> the list is out, the starters for next month's all-star games announced today. >> no stars or giants. some of the local players are on the reserve. hunter pence, he's the starter, the former giant outfielder is playing back at home in texas.

he had 16 home runs for texas. the all-star game is in cleveland on july 9th. could there be a new trend in the nba. we brought you the story, lindsey gottlieb was named. the celtics are hiring the olympic goal, kara lawson. >> you are not going to lever us to be an assistant coach now? >> i am not good at basketball. >> thank you for joining us here at 9:00. we'll see you back here at 11:00.

it was horrifying. this was my mom, a vibrant woman, just ripped out of the world. everything that we thought in our life was just all shattered. he betrayed us to our very core. >> they were a stunning couple, a doctor and a beauty queen. >> she won homecoming queen. she did modeling >> but the day she was found dead in the tub -- >> who's in the bathtub? >> my wife >> -- set a mystery in motion. >> my father said, "rachel, come home." and then he just hung up >> so many secrets locked tight for so many years, uncovered by daughters turned detectives.