and it is friday morning for you, june 28th. taking a live look out at san francisco, a beautiful shot. good way to start our friday morning but the conversation this morning is surrounding the already heated fight of the 2020 presidential race. >> to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career of segregation of race. >> mischaracterization across the board. >> the top democratic candidates take aim at each other. voters are getting a clear your morning with us.he weekend. what more could you ask for, great weather? >> great weather.

we've got it headed our way.day. a few clouds, a live look in walnut creek and it's in the low 60s now. we'll hold steady for the next few hours and then start to see our temperatures warming up, as we go into the rest of the morning. our high temperatures just a few degrees above yesterday but still a little bit cooler than normal, reaching 76 in san jose, 81 in concord and today in santa rosa reaching 83 degrees. we'll look at all of our microclimates coming up. mike, you have one note for hayward. >> really the only incident we're tracking, 880 southbound at whipple, a disabled big rig, happened about an hour on scene. it only affects folks using the off-ramp at whipple at the bo altamont and in toward livermore. no problem, pittsburg, bay point, walnut creek interchange or coming out of the north bay. thelks waiting for cash payments.

a driver is under arrest and a popular east bay restaurant has a lot of cleanup ahead of itself, this is before it can reopen, after a truck plowed into a sweet tomatoes restaurant. this happened about two hours ago in crescent plaza downtown pleasant hills shopping center. officers say they arrived to find the driver still in the cab of the truck. there's video showing him taking a field sobriety test. he's now charged with driving under the influence. the restaurant was empty at the time of the crash but this is a busy area with a lot of shopping nearby. bob redell is there and will have a live report coming up at 5:00. and more fireworks during last night's second round of dramatic debate in miami. meith bay area's riseading the charge. >> following toom where most candidates continued to try and shape the conversation. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo looked at last night's

heated exchanges. >> in this campaign we've also heard and i'm going to direct this at vice president biden, i do not believe you are a racist. >> that was the start of what most people say was the most significant moment, senator kamala harris accusing vice president joe biden of working with and praising segregationists during his long congressional career. >> there was a little girl in california part of the second clas to integrate her public school, and she was bussed to school every day, and that little girl was me. so i will tell you that on this subject, it cannot be an intellectual debate among democrats. position across the board. i do not praise racists. that is not true. number one. number two, if wet supports civil rights and whether i did or not, i'm happy to do that. >> reporter: it was clear ir moment to connect with the millions watching, sometimes those moments came all at once.

>> i feel like i probably look at the generational conversation. >> reporter: congressman eric swalwell had a memorable moment at the former vp's expense. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. he's still right today. >> vice president, would you like to swing a torch? >> i'm still holding onto that torch. >> reporter: there was no shortage of shots, the debate wasn't all about talking over or talking at each other. >> i have experience being in a marriage that exists by the grace of a single vote on the u.s. supreme court. i have the experience of t per a below $20,000 when i took office, into a brighter future. i'm running becsiause ts we mak three or four years will decide how the next 30 or 40 go. >> reporter: they're turning down the stage and rolling up the cables. the first presidential debate of

this season is over. in miami, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> damian, thank you. for the second right in a row, debate watchers packed in san francisco and some of them are reconsidering after two hours. >> i think kamala did a fantastic job. she seemed really strong like she has her stuff together, she know what direction she wants to go in and buttigieg as well. >> impressed with kamara and pete and i thought bernie would be great but it's time to go with all of you, the younger generation. >> many in the contenders during last nit' debate. >> heavy hearts after the deadly shooting this week inside a morgan hill ford as aom of what happens. ♪ i once was lost but now i'm

found ♪ >> hundreds gathered last night at a nearby downtown amphitheater to remember the two victims, police say the gunman, steven leit shot xavier souto at point blank range shortly after fired. investigators are calling brian leit a hero for trying to wrestle the gunman away and the gun away from him. one employee says he's not surprised by leit's actions. >> i feel like in that situation that's something anyone would try to do. you can't think, you go off your actions, trying to survive. >> this week's tragedy has brought an already tight-knit community even closer. independence day is less than a week away and fire season is already in full swing. in eastern contra costa county, leaders are asking you to turn in any illegal fireworks. the east contra costa fire protection district is hosting its first ever fireworks amnesty r fi penalty. there will be no leniency for

fire marshal says this year, anyone caught lighting any fireworks. not only can it lead to felony charges but fines can go into the tens of thousands of dollars. >> you may light it and think it's not working, but it's the fuse burning and you go to relight it and it explodes. >> reporter: you've seen people after the fact? >> i've responded to calls where we're finding fingers a good distance away from the individual. >> you can turn those fireworks in through the fourth of july. events are scheduled for discovery bay and oakley tomorrow and in brentwood on sunday. coming up on "today in the bay," boeing's troubled 737 max planes are nearly ready for inspection, but there's a sudden new twist to the problem, that will keep the planes grounded even longer now. and he's the man behind many items you either own or know very well, and now he's leaving the company that's profited so much from it. it may have investors suddenly souring on apple.

good morning. i'm rahel some monthly at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open higher this morning. it was a mixed day for stocks yesterday, the dow posting its first three-day losing streak since march. the dow, nasdaq, and s&p 500 are on track for their best month since january, the dow having its best june since 1938. on today's watch list, consumer income and sentiment. boeing is expected to stay

grounded longer. officials saying it will take until september to fix a new software flaw discovered in simulator tests last week. this means the plane isn't likely to resume flying until october because the faa has to look at the fix. southwest needs a month after the faa signs off before it can resume flights. the man responsible for every renovation is stepping down as chief design officeribeoined apple in 1992 as considered one of the most important people at the company. he's had a hand in the design and feel of the ipod, the iphone, the ipad and the mac and also overseen apple's ios software. marcus and anoushah? >> big guy with a big job. >> he's still with apple so we'll still get our products. look, i don't know. >> hopefully. >> he seems happy, apple seems

happy. >> rahel, thank you. coming up, the tgi forecast. >> headed over to santa clara, our temperatures will be in the upper 50s. we've seen quite a few clouds e weekend forecast coming up next. and friday traffic on the nimitz means traffic on the nimitz. 808 posttast the coliseum, a disabled vehicle off the whipple off-ramp. we'll show you

4:45 on this friday morning. good morning and thanks for waking up early with us. here is a live look for you at downtown san jose. look at all those sparkly bright lights, hoping for another good day. new this morning, oakland museum showing the queer california untold stories. right now it's new artwork from the lgbtq community. among the displprototype of the original eight-color rainbow flag and power images. >> the photographs of people's faces of those moments in san francisco where people were on the streets advocating for the right to be themselves in the world, the time line at the back of this exhibition is an eye opener. >> the exhibition runs through august 11th. it was nice to go to a museum but this weekend, you can spend more time outside. >> it's a nice weekend and we're celebrating pride also in san francisco we've got a lot of

events going on, and also the trans march that kicks off some of the events today. here is a look at san francisco. we're going to see clear skies and a beautiful weekend ahead, a mix of sun and clouds, the big parade on sunday, starts at 10:30 in the morning and we'll be right at about 63 degrees, a little cool and it will be breezy as well. so as we make plans for the weekend headed out the door right now, it is a cool start in some spots especially in the north bay, with some low to mid-50s in walking out the door to 54 degrees. san francisco 59 and in san jose now at 60 degrees, if you're headed out the door to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station it starts out cloudy but we'll see a little bit more sun and temperatures slowing warming up 10:00 to 11:00. noon, mostly sunny and 67 degrees. a look at our high temperatures today, slightly warmer than yesterday, but still really nice. concord reaching 81 degrees. napa 78, and san francisco in

the mid-60s with san jose today reaching 76 degrees. we do still have these breezy winds coming in onshore, but our winds turn a little bit more northerly as we go into today, so that for the inland valleys, can increase the temperatures just a couple of more degrees, but we're still slightly cooler than normal and for the coastal areas, if you're going to the beach, half moon bay is going to be windy, and that fog right there near the coast, so it will still feel a little bit cool throughout the day, and then into tomorrow, we're still going to have more of a northerly wind headed into the day. so as you try to make plans, maybe kicking off the weekend at the alameda county fair, it's going to be in the mid-70s today so comfortable and dropping into the upper 60s later on tonight. our inland temperatures are going to go up a few more degrees but nothing out of the ordinary here and nothing really extreme. as we head toward the fourth of july, we'll see some of our warmest valleys in the mid 80s and also for san francisco,

we're going to hold steady in the 60s here with times of fog drifting by. mike, you had something reported in hayward. >> we'll start on the hayward side of the san mateo bridge, westbound is your commute direction later on. right now not really a commute direction, just a smooth drive across the bay. just south of that bridge, we still have that disabled big rig blocking part of the off-ramp. it's open there at whipple as you exit toward the mall and traffic flows smoothly through the area. the sensors show a great drive around this part of the map. we don't have any incidents aside from the disability rig off the freeway until you get into the north bay here, traveling into dixon it's off 505 a crash vaca valley road and eastbound counter commute in fairfield toward airbase parkway. notice the greenorth bay and eastbound the getaway traffic that will start to build earlier today, and it may be heavier, there may be a lot of folks getting away but coming into the area, there may be more folks. as kari talked about pride week and focusing on the activities

and parades all week in san francisco. slowing for highway 4, construction around bailey. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 4:49 for you right now. berkeley police want your help identifying the man in this video. look at it closely. investigators believe he tried to at least break into one car, this is in downtown berkeley. it happened last tuesdayea kiteridge and shattuck avenue. a major east bay property owner is under fire this morning accused of being a slum lord. >> oakland city attorney sued surinder mann, accused of renting units that are unlivable, without heat and lots of mold and leaky roofs. city leaders accuse them of taking advantage of people who can't afford to live anywhere else and are too afraid to complain. >> these guys are textbook

predatory landlords. >> probably got a mixture of allegations which are correct, and a mixture ofeg the city sayy owns about 150 properties in oakland. e insts become compliant. dozens of uber and lift supervisors in san francisco today. they're asking them to support a new proposal making it more difficult for ride share companies to classify drivers as independent contractors. they say that it would open the door to higher wages, better benefits and the right to collectively organize. earlier this month, uber said it believes there is a better solution to the concerns, and a similar email the driver's lift claimed the proposal would limit flexibility for drivers. new this morning, a new development in what may eventually be a new and

expensive school campus in los altos. the school district agreed to buy land in the san antonio shopping center in mountain view, costs $155 million. "the mercury news" reporting it is planning to build a campus. the parents voiced heated opposition to the plan and it was put on hold. no surprise here, three bay five most expensive places to live in america. >> the move.org study looked at how much it costs for rent, utilities, food and gas in america's largest cities. it found that san francisco had the highest cost of living, more than $4,000 a month on average. new york city came in second, followed by san jose and oakland. el paso, texas, has the lowest

cost of living for a major city. >> there you go. >> move to el paso. 4:52, coming up on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> a phone promotion hangup, a stove fire's burning question and some free ice cream. we've got it all. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next.ng burning hot in france. the temperatures are breaking records, hitting 113 of southern france. officials are closing 4,000 schools. there's also concern for the elderly. french ministers are warning people to stay inside, to stay cool. more news after the break.

nbc bay area responds to dozens of consumer calls and

emails every week. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here to show us some of the team's recent victories for viewers. >> good morning. the year is half way over, and so far, we've helped bay area consumers get back nearly $1.5 million. let's look at some of our most recent wins, homer in american canyon felt misled by a mobile phone seller's promotion. we helped him dial in elva was having problems with a new stove. we worked with the store, and got her a $700 refund. and timothy in sunnyvale was ripped off in an online scam. we got in touch with the payment processor, it then agreed to give tim $424 back. share your consumer complaints with me in person tonight at oracle park before the giants game. we're taking the nbc bay area treat truck to the plaza and handing out free ice cream.

mike will be there and so will bigad shaban from the investigative unit. we talk about a possible "friends" reunion, the san francisco giants are not going to wait. ♪ no one told you that was gonna be this way ♪ >> the orange and black have already decided to recreate it, and instead of ross, chandler, rachael, how about brandon crawford, joe panik and will smith and their wives? pretty clever stuff. all to promote friends day at oracle park august 5th. >> that's pretty fun. we could have done that, too. they should have called us. >> that's really cute. i like that. >> it is. 4:57. coming up on "today in the bay," first democratic debate in the history books. a live report from miami next on who came out on top last night. >> and your microclimate forecast starts out with some clouds, low 60s, heading into

the mid-70s in martinez today, a another nice one but slightly warmer. we'll look ahead to the weekend forecast coming up. >> and traffic in dublin, we knew it was going to be this way, with traffic westbound now, eastbound for the getaway. we'll show you what else is going on but right now take a quick break. you're watching "today in the bay."

we talked about you asked before what is the greatest national security threat to the united states? it's donald trump. >> women's reproductive rights are under assault by president trump and the republican party. >> right now at 5:00, round two,

the second set of democratic presidential contenders take the stage and take aim at each other, and president trump. we'll have a live report from miami on who came out on top, just minutes away. plus -- >> don't meddle in the election. >> it's pretty hard to hear but that's president trump telling president putin not to meddle in the upcoming u.s. elections. tp next how the topic came about n japan. 1 million will descend on san francisco this weekend for pride. we're live with safety precautions being taken for the event. "today in the bay" continues right now. good friday morning. it is friday. thanks for starting your morning with us. i am marcus washington. >> and i'm anoushah rasta in for laura garcia. if you're going out to the pride parade or any other events, festivities this weekend, it's not going to be a difficult one. >> it's going to be a great weekend, a lot of sunshine, comfortable temperatures that

all continues. a little bit cool in san francisco, as we head inland to dublin, a lot of people already up and out the door for work this morning. if you're headed to the b.a.r.t. station, it's going to be mostly cloudy, upper 50s to start. low 70s at lunch time today. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates cin