[ screams ] what the frittata? i'm sending you undercover. is this some kind of a ninja boy band? whah! -huh. oh my gosh. oh my gosh! what that new piece of the puzzle is revealing as family members continue to grieve the loss of their loved ones. plus the drought doldrums, new water restrictions poised to come to parts of theine. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm cierra johnson. >> and i'm laura garcia. i'm back in studio, and so is mike, and so is scott. we'll get to them in a little

bit. oh, it's kind of weird to be here, i got to admit. vianey is in for kari. how are you? it's the first time i've seen new a really long time. >> i haven't seen mike either. i'll say hi to you later in the newsroom. we're still keeping decent distance out here but it's another warm day, guys. still going to see a cooling trend ahead so depending on where you live today, you might get some relief from the heat especially around the coastline. 57 degrees in san jose. look at the next couple of hours, so notice we will have some of those low clouds early on, along with the fog around the coastline but areas like livermore, plenty of sunshine. we'll talk about how warm we're going to get in a few minutes. let's send things over to mike. >> you talk about the fog, vianey but chp says the golden gate bridge may be especially a problem for visibility. we look out there and it's not a major issue here. green sensors across the bay. we'll stick with the maps for the entire report and point out in fremont or alvarado niles highway 84 construction, police activity 280 around mclaughlin and the freeways are moving

smoothly. back to you, laura. >> thank you, mike. 4:31. for the first time we have a minute-by-minute breakdown of the vta shooter's movements and the movements of the deputies searching for the gunman. >> that's right, we're seeing how it went down from the body camera of a santa clara county sheriff's deputy. freezing the video at parts that might be hard to watch. "today in the bay's" terry mcsweeney has more on the latest developments in the ongoing investigation. >> reporter: just minutes after the 911 call came in to report a gunman at the vta san jose maintenance yard a contact team made up of two santa clara county sheriff's deputies and three san jose police officers move towards building "a." >> they're moving toward a hot zone, a direct and immediate threat that exists to the public. >> reporter: someone inside the building told dispatchers the gunman is on the third floor. >> all right, we're good. >> reporter: top of the exterior

stairs the contact team sees a door open. >> get your hands up. hands on your head. >> reporter: it's a vta supervisor, who fortunately has an actess key for the building which he hands over to the team. they enter the building, and start opening doors. the team continues to move towards the source of the shots and they find him. >> stand by, stand by. let's just clear it off. hold it, hold it. >> i got it. >> i got the subject. i got somebody down here. >> evidence shows that one gunshot went through the door into the direction of the contact team. the investigation also revealed that the suspect had two self-inflicted gunshot wounds which proved to be fatal. once the suspect is secured, the officers continues searching for additional victims to provide medical aid. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." >> as families of the victims continue to mourn, the reality is setting in there are many events they won't be a part of. the son of paul megia is

celebrating his eighth grade graduation. he grew up in san jose, lived near mountain house near tracy, with his parents, wife and kids. friends and family gathered for his son, gavin. his family tells us paul did everything for his kids. >> i've been down, i've been having anger, but i've been trying to push that to the side and just think of the happy things in life and just be happy about what's happening with me right now. >> so sad. paul's funeral will be held on sunday. our coverage continues online as well where you can learn more about the victims and how you can help their families. we've also posted the entire four-minute body cam video, it's on our website, nbcbayarea.com. as of this morning, all bay area counties are officially out of the red tier, if you live in solano or marin counties you're waking up to loosened restrictions. solano county is officially in

the orange tier, it's the final bay area county to qualify, marin meanwhile is moving into the least restrictive yellow tier effective today. indoor capacities for businesses like restaurants and gyms can be expanded while bars can reopen indoors at 25%. sonoma county has run out of time to move on from its current covid restrictions and will remain in its orange tier status until the state reopens on june 15th. a follow-up right now that's where board members went late into the night grappling with new water restrictions that many argue would impact new home construction. that's because it would include a ban on new water service hookups to homes. the board did not reach a decision last night and will pick up the conversation next week. meanwhile, tri-valley water customers are the latest being urged to voluntarily cut water consumption. water agencies there are being asked -- asking everyone to cut usage by about 10% with this being the region's second straight dry year.

new this morning, water levels at lake sonoma are reportedly getting so low, it's starting to expose underwater hazards. that's according to "the press democrat." the low water levels are prompting a new set of rules for boaters extending no wake zones to the widest and deepest parts of the reservoir. lake sonoma is a little over half its seasonal capacity. we really could use the rain but now we're in june, the dry conditions continue out there. temperature wise what are we in store for, vianey? >> we're going to see a decent range and by range it showcase microclimates, where we've got 50s at the coast and drive a few miles in and we're at 80s and 90s still, that's what we'll see today. notice the time stamp wednesday about 10:00 a.m., these are the temperatures we'll sort out. notice 52 degrees in san francisco, then we bump up into the 60s for areas like dublin and fremont and san jose and 70s in through livermore. i'll talk about how warm we'll

get in the next seven days, coming up in a few minutes. mike? >> i was hoping you'd phrase it how cool we'll get but you see my preference. roadways we prefer the green sensors what we get nor most of the bay, early morning, 4:37 in a second. we have a few more minutes of closure for 84, again the ultimate is 680 and mission that's been happening tuesday through thursday for most of our weeks here, we have the holiday on monday this week. we have a crash in byron at bixler and byer, not a major concern. the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge moving smoothly. north bay a nice easy drive for san rafael. back to you. it's the latest in problems plaguing california's employment development department, coming up on "today in the bay," the lengths some people have to go to to try to get unemployment from the state. the new trademark move by tesla that could be the first step in bringing a potential business venture discussed for years to reality.

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good morning. 4:40, a closer look at your headlines for today. we'll see morning clouds yet again, cool around the coast, plenty of fog especially in san francisco. some cooling for inland areas but looking out ahead, we're trending even cooler than that, so i'll have a closer look at your extended forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike? >> chp talked about gusty winds over the benicia bridge but didn't mention the san mateo bridge. both are moving smoothly. we'll get a bigger look at your commute, coming up.

good morning, i'm contessa brewer from cnbc. wall street is set to open mixed this morning, flat to slightly lower following a muted start to june. the dow had been up more than 300 points yesterday but pared the gains to close up just 47. the s&p 500 broke a three-day win streak and the nasdaq down fractionally for its second day in three. we are seeing here some fears related to inflation, to the reopening of the economy, and how the federal reserve may respond, that's continuing to weigh on the markets. in focus today reports on auto sales and the fed's beige book which tracks economic conditions around the country. 7-eleven plans to build 500 electric vehicle charging stations in the u.s. and canada by the end of next year. the convenience store chain has only in 22 charging stations at 14 stores in four states. the fast-charging ports will be installed at about 250

locations, creating one of the largest retail charging networks in the country. 7-eleven pledged to cut its carbon emissions in half by 2030 and buying wind energy to power more than 800 stores in texas and 300 in illinois. tesla filed for a new trademark for its brand under restaurant services, it may be gearing up to deliver on an idea elon musk and others discussed publicly since at least 2017, to turn charging stations into full service convenience stores that also serve food. musk then talked out the idea on twitter, hinting at an old school drive-in restaurant in los angeles. a few months later, tesla applied for a restaurant and charging station, but it's been relatively quiet about that business venture since then. cierra, laura? >> thank you so much. 4:42, celebrating pride month in the city by the bay, the big names san francisco brought out to celebrate an

annual tradition as the fight for equal rights continues amid loosened covid restrictions. a lot more news ahead. you're watching "today in the bay."

a very good morning to you. taking a live look outside east bay, good morning walnut creek. looks like folks are already up and about, a few of them. it's still early, quarter to 5:00 on your wednesday morning. getting used to being here

instead of being in my house. >> i'm sure it's different. >> i was a little hermit but it great to be all together and mike, we'll have a look at the morning commute which is starting to pick up. >> it is. definitely is. >> more people going back to work. >> that i don't miss. traffic. i miss you and traffic, mike. i will say that. mike was mentioning the fog at the bridges, that's another factor again today and cools us off significantly, the onshore flow that moved in and look at the temperature difference compared to the past 24 hours. a livermore running nine degrees cooler, hayward two to three degrees, but by the afternoon expect more sunshine through the interior valleys. the hour-by-hour temperature forecast, if you wonder about the timing, the bar is up here, wednesday, 10:30. i fast forwarded this by a couple of hours to give you an idea, 50s around the coastline, san francisco, and we have 60s

in dublin, i want to get out of the way here. if you notice, livermore and tracy go up into the 70s. look at what happens around 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, when we start to see the peak heat going up, we keep the 60s and the 70s, but look at the interior valleys, we go bump up into 86 for livermore, 92 for tracy, so quite the range of temperatures, when you go from 50s in san francisco all the way up into the 90s in tracy. that is showcasing our microclimates. by the afternoon, of course, we cool off overnight and we've been having mild mornings to start but i want to turn your attention toward something that a lot of us are thinking about, that's of course the california drought, we remain into the d4 category, the worst category for the majority of northern california but this is affecting everybody. statewide zero percent of average snowpack. that means whatever little snow we did get during those lack of rainfall months, it's completely depleted and normally we count

on the sierra snowpack to melt into our springs helping boost our reservoir levels in through the summer which brings me to the bay area reservoir levels and where we currently stand in the south bay. current capacity is about 29.2% of historical average for the south bay. definitely i wish i could say there was rain in the forecast. notice there's sunshine. i have one bit of good news. mike will like this one, we go down into the 70s for daytime highs in inland areas. >> thank you, vianey. i know you didn't cause that but thanks for reporting it. out to the roadways, the bay bridge, the toll plaza is just fine. it's clear and the map shows you green sensors, the approach, the berkeley curve, the east shore freeway no major issues. s with we look at our maps a smooth flow of traffic out there, toward the bay and across towards san francisco. its rest of the bay, highway 84 closure which should be another couple minutes, maybe five minutes and they should clear that as well. police activity just off 280 and mclaughlin, near the vietnamese

mall. watch for traffic control in the area and we're tracking that in the newsroom and reminder vta no lightrail service, bus bridges from last week are canceled. call the number on the screen there if you need information. back over to you. >> thanks so much. 4:48. a new report from the fbi says california has seen more active shooter incidents than any other state. in the report, it looked at the number of active shooter situations over the past two decades between 2000 and 2019, california had 42 active shooter incidents. in florida, 27 attacks were recorded. texas came in third with 25 shootings. nationwide over the past two decades there have been more than 330 active shooter incidents and nearly 3,000 people have died. happening today, windsor's town council begins a new chapter following the resignation of its embattled mayor. councilmember also hold the

first meeting since dominic foppoli stepped down against numerous sexual assault and harassment claims. the "press democrat" reports councilmember also weigh appointing a new mayor or calling for a special election to fill a seat. it's getting hard for some people to contact california's employment development department and paying others to act as go-betweens. the edd is buried due to inadequate staffing and so many people seeking jobless benefits, two online services started up for a fee of $80 per call with the help of robo dialing that will do what is nearly impossible at times. in mid-may the number of phone attempts her caller averaged 15. and the fog is pink in san francisco this morning, the pink triangle on twin peaks is lit as the lgbtq community kicks off pride month, kicking off this month. covid restrictions lifting

the lgbtq community ready to celebrate and continue to fight for equal rights. jean elle has more. >> reporter: the pink triagele is a symbol of hope, diversity and survival forever the lgbtq is shining bright in the community. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: with help from the crowd, house speaker nancy pelosi and san francisco mayor london breed light up the pink triangle on twin peaks, signaling it's time to celebrate the lgbtq community. >> the history is that of negativity, but the hope that it inspires is standing out here in the freezing cold today, nothing is stopping us from lighting up the pink triangle in san francisco. >> reporter: covid-19 canceled last year's official pride event. this year celebrations with safety in mind are scheduled, starting with the pink torch procession from oakland city

hall to san francisco, with dikes on bikeshouse speaker nan while there is much to celebrate, there is still work to do. >> remember those who have been victims. we work for those who still can be victimized by all of this. we take pride and we will end the discriminatory legislation that we see rearing its head in certain parts of our own country. >> reporter: below the shining lights in the castro, pride banners decorate the neighborhood. the owner of swirl on castro says people are really to celebrate. >> i think it's the first real big sign that the castro is open again, like we're prideful, we're here. we are opening up and it's fantastic to see. >> reporter: jean elle, "today in the bay." >> everybody excited about opening up. 4:52 right now. you got to stop what you're doing, take a look at this. it's going to be one of its best

videos you'll see all day >> isn't that crazy, a teenager fights off a bear going after her dogs, caught on camera, why experts say don't try this at home. and happening now, a major step in moving the cruise industry forward. disney cruise got the approval from the cdc to sail from port canaveral with volunteer passengers and test newly developed health and safety protocols. the two-night sailing is part of the cdc's requirement for vessels to receive approval for normal cruises. royal caribbean has received approval from the cdc to do a similar test sailing.

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musical is returning to a san francisco theater. you may know the name, take a listen. ♪ and the world's gonna know your name ♪ ♪ what's your name ♪ ♪ alexander hamilton ♪ >> it is a favorite "hallilyton" coming back to the orpheum theater, allowing 100% capacity audiences, over 2,000 seats. broadway sf says the show will reopen with a four-week run in august through september. tickets go on sale today at 10:00 a.m. i will set my alarm for that. awesome. >> so exciting. in baseball, the a's keep on rolling and manager bob melvin holds a new team record. last night in seattle tony kemp knocked in five runs including a two-run home run as the a's beat the mariners 12-6. melvin recorded his 799th career

win to pass the legendary tony la russa for most in team history. the giants came back to earth against the angels. pitcher alex wood could not hold his recent form and the giants ended up losing 8-1. have you ever done something and later wondered what was he even thinking? >> that's what one southern california girl is saying and here's why. >> i just can't imagine, 17-year-old hayley mornico fought off a bear mostly to protect her dog. this happened near duuarte in southern california, it was a black bear and her cub. the mama bear grabbed the family's little york terrier. >> that split second i had to push the bear like it was nothing apparently, and when i pushed the bear, she falls back and that's when the dog she

grabbed runs away and i pick up my other dog and i! . >> wow. experts obviously do not recommend responding the way hayley did, even though bears in that area usually are not aggressive to humans, because they're used to them. hailey actually agreed though, saying if she had to do it again, she might respond differently and her mom obviously is just glad she is all right. >> my gosh, her own little mama bear instincts kicked in trying to protect her puppies there. >> wow. coming up next on "today in the bay," making sure you can get out when a wildfire starts. the steps one east bay city is taking to make sure you know when you need to evacuate. plus, it was breaking news when you saw it this morning on "today in the bay," a man shot and killed by san jose police, the reason why protesters are now speaking out.

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he's the man that came out and looking out for people. he gave me the shirt off his back and shoes off his feet. >> friends of a man shot and killed by san jose police are speaking out, what investigators are revealing so far about a deadly officer-involved shooting and the unanswered questions leader also answer hours from now. mixing and matching your next vaccine. the experiment under way when it comes to the rollout of covid booster shots. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good wednesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm cierra johnson. we have most of the crew back in the studio today. it is so exciting. >> it's great.

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