♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. and good wednesday morning to you, july 10th. taking a live look out across oakland this morning. the town, good morning. thanks for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia. i feel rested because it was so comfortable to sleep last night, don't you think? >> yes. >> nice and cool. >> could we get a little more sleep, though? >> real code. >> go back to your department. >> we will have some warmer weather in the forecast, just slightly warmer today. we're starting out with some clouds. a live look outside in san jose, you can see the clouds and as we normally reach the low 80s,we'r about that number, maybe slightly lower today. we have warmer weather in the

forecast so i'll talk more about that in justrake lights are on at the peninsula. >> the traffic stopped and shifted. we were down to one lane. the road, the construction crews, the road crew over there are opening up lanes northbound university. bottom of the screen headed up toward willow. southbound a break approaching marsh and willow as well. it's right in front of our camera so we can see an example of the hard work going around the many spots around the bay and the reason why you have to watch out, the cone crews actually have people on the road, be careful. nice driveon county, headed to alameda by the maze. you have a top story in this same area. new overnight a 22-year-old man is dead after a shooting in san pablo, this happened on stanton avenue around 9:20 last night. police say that man was found shot inside his car. investigators believe that victim was targeted. so far no arrests have been made.

"today in the bay's" bob redell is heading to the scene and he will have a live report for us coming up at 5:00. a tourist's visit to san francisco takes an incredibly violent turn and he's now recovering in the hospital. >> this all started when the victim happened to catch two men in the act of breaking into his car. "today in the bay's" jean elle has more. >> reporter: a car break-in turns violent. emergency crews take the victim to the hospital with head and collarbone injuries. he wasn't hurt when the burglar broke his car window. police say he was hurt when the thieves hit him with their getaway car, driving at him, when the two men spotted him taking pictures of them breaking into his car. >> a victim of the car burglary was attempting to take photographs of the suspects and the suspect vehicle, at which time the suspect vehicle struck the victim, causing severe talking to medices as

they loaded him into the ambulance. the suspects bkeive nearby say break-ins are common and unsettling. using a getaway car takes it to a scary level. >> that's scary. that's i think shows how little value people have about other people's lives. >> reporter: anna says she is not feeling safe. >>le with, i don't feel secure, even just walking the streets with my purse. >> reporter: police towed the victim's mustang to be processed for evidence. jean elliott, "todain bay." >> the thieves were driving a silver car, possibly a bmw and we're now learning the victim was here with and he'll have a the next hour. in oakland, the damage is live report for us coming up in being assessed after two separate crashes at grace baptist church, a couple miles south of the oakland coliseum. its first crash happened when a car drove off 98th avenue, ran into the church wall last night. no one was hurt, but then a few

minutes later, another car crashed into a patrol car there. we're tolder minor kaiser mental health workers in san francisco plan to walk off the job in a one-day strike, upset about staffing leflds, crowded group therapy sessions and extended wait times at the caser on gary boulevard. kaiser recently told "the examiner" that its therapists are some of the best compensated anywhere in california and mental health services are facing challenges for all health care providers. for the first time a death is blamed for the recent violent shaking in the mojave desert. this is video of an area one hour west of las vegas. deputies discovered the body of the man pinned under his truck after it fell off of its jacks. investigators say that man was last seen july 3rd, the day before the first big quake, that 6.4 in ridgecrest. as for the shaking in ridgecrest, seismologists warn

us it will likely not stop any time soon. inspectors are combing through primary areas of the impacted zone about 130 miles east of bakersfield, evaluating building safety. scientists are predicting more than 30,000 aftershocks during the next six months. that hardly makes things easier for many of the people who have been dealing with the aftershocks. >> there's more damage here than what people see, and even if it's not catastrophic, it's hard on people. >> i've been in 4s and 5s, but that 7.1, i thought it was the end of the game. >> relief for the quake victims is expected to arrive soon. the white house yesterday approving governor newsom's request for an emergency declaration. a follow-up to a story we brought you yesterday on "today in the bay." new insight into the chemical exposure for firefighters who were battling the deadly tubbs wildfire in santa rosa. the san francisco firefighter cancer prevention foundation conducted that study.

researchers took samples from firefighters on the front lines in the days after the fire in 2017, and many showed higher than normal levels of cancer-causing chemicals in their system. san francisco's fire chief says that urban wildfires are commonly the most hazardous. >> they don't wear a bottle on their back with oxygen, with air that they're breathing, because they need to be mobile. >> chief jeannie nicholson says firefighters across the nation are dying from cancer at higher rates than ever before. an update and possibly the last update really to a long name change saga for one north bay school district. for years, people wanted to change the name of the san rafael dixie school district due to its obvious confederacy ties. dixie will now give way for the new miller creek elementary school district. board members last night voted on the name change. the new name becomes official next month.

>> just in time for the start of the school year but don't tell the kids it's coming. coming up on "today in the bay," one phone service provider is taking an extra step to block most robo calls from ever getting to your phone. a look at how the new service works and which user also benefit the most. are you a creature of habit? you might enjoy how one fast food chain is looking to always give you what you want before you order. the new technology that won't require you to pull out your wallet or pay with your phone. a live look over walnut creek, the cloud cover continues this morning, making for a cooler start to the day, but we kn? we'll talk with kari i

if good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters and here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open lower this morning. the markets awaiting testimony from chairman j. powell on capitol hill. traders have beenrethinking their expectations for a rate cut this month following last week's strong u.s. jobs report. stocks were mixed yesterday, the dow falling for a third straight session. at&t will start blocking robo calls following an fcc rulings. characters can block calls by default without requiring customers to apt in. at&t will out services now. it will block telemarketers as

suspected spam and lets you keep a list of specifically blocked numbers. fast food chains are looking to use technology to recognize customer's license plates in the drive-thru lane to hopefully speed up orders. starbucks tested a system in south korea last year with people who prereger is their cars and technology could identify repeat customers allowing restaurants to link a car with your credit card and order history. you wouldn't have to pull out your phone to y. marcus and kris, back to you. >> that is interesting. you're here for your frosty? no, it's monday not friday. >> i need wings to have a in. >> then it's all over. thank you, rahel. >> thanks, eren another nice day. >> yes, starting outs aook outs alto, so the clouds will help keep it a little bit cooler, as

we start out the day, and some 60s this morning, but we'll see those 70s this afternoon. we'll talk about the rest of our microclimates coming up. and traffic moving 65, keep everybody safe over here. oakland shows a nice drive for the nimitz, farther south the crash cleared headed toward fremont. we'll show you what things are going on and where people are gathering, coming up. many people living with diabetes

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gonna be this way ♪ [ clapping ] see how we're in sync here? the ever popular tv show "friends" is on its way out the door. warner media plans to pull "friends" from the streaming service next year. >> that's fine. >> you where? streaming service called hbo warner plans to launch its own max. probably not the best timek net to be confused with wendy williams, houecause this is the second big series head for the exit after "the office" as well. >> don't get me wrong, i love "friends" but give me a minute to miss ya. they've just been on syndication nonstop. >> because the money keeps coming in. >> that's true. all right, well your friends are here with weather and traffic. >> looks pretty good this morning as well. we are going to start to heat up over the next few days and that's going to be what we'll all talk about headed into the weekend. check out san francisco and our view with the foggy conditions, and even some drizzle right now,

but the south bay seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. yeah, c op o the door in antioc this morning, it is going to feel nice and cool. a lot ofe low 60s and as we go through the day, a slow warmup in our temperatures. expect some mid-70s by 11:00. so we start out with some clouds and coastal fog with our south bay high temperatures very much like yesterday. maybe just a couple degrees warmer in a few spots like gilroy. we're going to see the high there up to 84 degrees and east san jose reaching 80 degrees so still not bad at all, considering this is early july. pittsburg reaches up to 85, while oakland will see a high today of 71 degrees, and for the peninsula, half moon bay staying cool at 61, while palo alto tops out at 79 degrees. san francisco staying in the 60s and still very windy. times of sun trying to peek out from behind those clouds and the north bay, santa rosa reaching

80 degrees this afternoon. so we do still have this storm system moving across the pacific northwest, and that's produced some cooler weather for us, as that storm system moves quickly we'll see our winds start to shift direction, going into the weekend. high pressure builds across the desert southwest, and causes some hotter temperatures for us, and we get more of an upshore wind flow, so we see our temperatures going up fairly quickly from day to day. we're up to 83 degrees today for many of our inland areas, but then 90s in the forecast for the weekend. we will start to see things cooling off by the middle of next week, so our temperature spike doesn't last that long, and mike, you're starting out with the oakland meter. >> called the bay bridge. it's building over the course of your report. until that point, we saw a smooth ease drive. i don't know if you can hear the rattle, that's my ear piece, if it's a problem, let me know in the control room. i hope no one has issues, the

roadways are looking great, contra costa county toward alameda county and the merge, metering for the cash lanes at the toll plaza. a smooth drive despite a crash to the dublin interchange it's cleared to the shoulder west80 n breed took office. >> she pledged to clear out long-termown 33% since mayor breed took office a year ago, that leaves 380 tents across town. e our senior investigative reporter bigad shaban. >> reporter: the number of homeless tents is down, but the amount of homeless people is actually up. so is the city really making progress? >> well, i would say that getting almost 1500 people who were on the streets off the streets is real progress. >> over the last two years, the number of homeless people have spiked 17% in san francisco to

more than 8,000. tonight at 11:00, hear more from the mayor and what she says she's accomplished in her first year, what she hasn't, and what she now believes is her biggest challenge facing san francisco. we investigate tonight at 11:00. last night, mourners held a vigil for 16-year-old emmanuel moseby. he was extremely talented, family and friends say. >> he's a child and he didn't deserve that a 21-year-old to shoot him like that. he didn't. it's terrible. >> he had a lot of plans and i knew for a fact, as soon as i met him, he was a great person. he had a good heart. >> the photo you see right there, police say the suspect and the victim had prior history that is jorge luis tejes. there was some argument that happened. they do not call the shooting gang related.

new details on a state plan to give college students better access to food. lawmakers in sacramento passed the student food insecurity bill and it will provide subsidies to tens of thousands of california students through the cal fresh program and streamline the application process so they have better access to the bill heads to the governor's desk for approval. in emeryville, the city council is weighing weather to keep the highest minimum wage in the country and so far, no word yet on what came out of last night's meeting. the council could decide to put this on the ballot and let voters decide. the minimum wage right now is 16.30 an hour, the result of a wage ordinance passed four years ago. it required an increase every year but now small businesses say they just can't afford it. new this morning, no surprise here, if you're looking to buy a home for the first time, the bay area really one of the worst places to do so, according to a new study by a website wallethub. it finds berkeley was the worst

city for new homeowners. oakland, santa rosa, antioch, san jose and san francisco were also on that list. besides cost of living and property, crime rates, other factors include real estate tax rates, median home price appreciation and weather and job market. >> we've got the weather and the job market going. >> that works in our favor, just the money may be the issue. "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> she's afraid to do her laundry, because her new washer and dryer make so much of a raucous. i'm consumertigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. but first, happening now, barbie hopes to encourage more girls to consider careers in the space industry with the help of a new role model, italian astronaut sm astronaut samantha christa feretti. it is made by mattel along with the european space agency. the partnership is part of

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start to the morning but warmer temperatures are coming by this weekend. there could be some clolile bit. 4:55 for you right now. nbc bay area responds to an east bay woman and her noisy appliance >> she had a hard time getting anybody to listen, she turned to consumer investigator chris chmura and his team. >> good morning. sima siegel's brand new condo in newark came with a brand new whirlpool washer and dryer. she says the washer would bounce and shake and the dryer made similar noises. it was so bad she was afraid to do her laupdry. she asked whirlpool to send a technician but seema says the

techou take a second look. it did. whirlpool later agreed to replace both appliances worth about $1,200. we wanted to know what happened behind the scenes but whirlpool didn't get back to us. if an appliance gives you trouble, before you pick up the phone, pick up the instruction manual. you know that booklet that no one ever reads. it might have some troubleshooting steps that could get things working properly. call us any time, no instruction book necessary, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> i'd just take the excuse to not do laundry. >> until it piles up >> that is true. the heart of rock 'n' roll at this moment also happens to be the heart of the baseball world. >> last night they played the annual mid summer classic the all-star game. two a's took to the field, lane hendricks and matt chapman. ecler, will

smith. smith happened to serve up the seventh inning solo home run hit by rangers outfielder joey gallo. the american league beanational league 4-3 for the american league's seventh straight win. 4:56 for you right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," a look outside at the weather. kari? >> we're starting out with some clouds and some nice mild weather here, about to head out to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. low 60s to the upper 60s today. not bad. we'll talk about warmer weather ahead in the forecast up next. >> a clear look at san jose, highway 101 and you see why the sensors are green here. we'll talk about a warning the chp has sent out for some folks driving right now. plus details overnight a homicide investigation is under way in contra costa county. what police are revealing now about the victim.

new overnight, one person is dead, another in critical condition after a shooting in san francisco. the details we're learning about that violence. plus, under fire. the u.s. attorney general is facing major backlash after details of his 2018 plea deal with billionaire jeffrey epstein comes to light. the fallout in washington, as the president is now distancing himself from the controversy. and preparing for the worst. after two recent big quakes in southern california, a lot of folks are bracing for another earthquake. the steps one bay area county is taking to make sure you know what to do. "today in the bay" continues

right now. and good morning to you. thanks for starting your morning here with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez, i'm in for laura garcia. the traffic buildup not happening just yet, right? >> no. >> the heat is not building up either. it's a nice cool morning. >> we'll have a beautiful day again this afternoon. take it in because we have some changes ahead as we get started, headed out the door, martinez, expect some low 60s. there will be some clouds that will be slow to clear. by about 11:00, skies are clear and temperatures start to heat up. for the south bay we'll be a degree or two warmer than yesterday, but still very comfortable, reaching the mid 80s in the south county, and in milpitas today 79 degrees. so we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up, and mike, the chp has a warning for you. >> same warning, this live pie the golden gate bridge toll plaza. there is that zipper truck. it was hanging out here for about 20 minutes and in fact,

our view of that same section of the median has improved but fog is blocking our view of the lights andil