out within the hour. the positive indicators lining up ahead of time as the president pushes his big infrastructure as "today in the bay" continues right now. >> good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm cierra johnson. today could be your lucky day. >> california's first vaccine lottery drawing takes place tonight and kris sanchez is answering the questions many of you have about claiming that prize if we're so lucky, kris, finding out if you're the winner. fingers crossed here. >> reporter: hey, i'm here at the earthquake stadium, they'll host a family event next week for kids to get vaccinated but the real draw as you said is that big money on the line for today. let's talk about that vaccine lottery, if you are fully or partially vaccinated you are qualified to win up to 50 grand in one of three drawings. the first is happening tonight,

15 californians will win $50,000. same next friday june 11th. june 15th california draws the name of ten people vaccinated to win $1.5 million each. if you have at least one dose you are automatically entered. if you win, the state will call the number that you gave when you got your vaccine. you will have 96 hours to respond. you don't have to tell anybody that you won if you won. the governor's office tweeted out this video. your kids are also eligible if they are vaccinated but that money will go into a savings account that they can access when they turn 18 and the first 2 million californians to complete their vaccinations between may 27th and whenever that number gets hit, they will win $58 gift cards for completing vaccination. governor newsom says it's a safety for the community. >> these are an opportunity to say thank you to those not only

seeking to get vaccinated as we move forward, but also those that have been vaccinated. >> so it may be a thank you, but it's also a what are you waiting for? vaccination rates have slowed as of late, as of yesterday, 57% of californians 12 and older have gotten at least one shot. 45% of californians are fully vaccinated but that means 58 million doses were administered before the big payday that we're going to see today, so a lot of people seeing that the vaccine, protection provided by that vaccine may be the biggest reward in itself. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> that's right, we all have to think we're winners when it comes to that. >> fingers crossed. napa county health leaders are reporting their first covid related death of someone who was fully vaccinated. the woman who died was over 65 years old, also had underlying medical conditions and had been in the hospital for some time.

the county has reported 32 so-called breakthrough cases among more than 70,000 fully vaccinated residents. a live look at the white house this morning, where in just a few hours, president biden plans to address the nation on the economy. it will follow the may employment report from the labor department, expected at the bottom of the hour. "today in the bay's" alice barr is live in washington. this is a pivotal moment for the president's economic agenda. >> laura, for more than one reason, in fact april jobs report came in disappointingly low, so these may numbers that are coming out within the hour, these are being looked at as a critical test of whether that april report was an aberration or proof that the economic recovery is slowing down. president biden is set to address the nation on the highl anticipated jobs report for the month of may is scheduled to come out later this morning. in one positive sign, new

unemployment claims fell to 385,000 last week, their first time below 400,000 since the pandemic shutdowns began. more strong numbers could bolster the president's argument for big government spending, saying this on a recent trip to cleveland. >> the biden economic plan is working. we had record job creation, we're seeing record economic growth. >> reporter: but a weaker showing would give critics an opening to question the strategy, just as negotiations over a massive infrastructure bill are entering a critical phase. talks resume today with president biden pushing senate republicans to increase their counteroffer to $1 trillion in new spending. the white house offering to compromise on a corporate tax hike that republicans fiercely opposed. >> they're defining a whole lot of other things in infrastructure, we think that's a non-starter because that big package would also include a massive tax increase. >> reporter: political football in washington, as americans wait

on when and how lawmakers will break the impasse. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. developing this morning in honolulu, police have made an arrest in the deadly stabbing of an east bay teenager. it happened early tuesday morning moments after a confrontation near diamond head beach in waikiki. police identified the victim as 19 erld elian de los ertos from alameda. an argument between two groups escalated quickly. >> the fight just became a mess. everybody fighting. i seen the guy all in blood, it was terrible. >> bail for the murder suspect identified as oscar cardona is set at $1 million. and here is a live look at sfo and when it comes to the debate about noisy planes flying into and out of the airport, palo alto leaders now apparently have a seat at the table. palo alto online reports the city has just been invited to join what's called sfo community

roundtable. the group goes back 40 years and addresses the air traffic and noise concerns tied to sfo's flight path. palo alto is the santa clara county to a part of the group. b.a.r.t. hands-on fun-filled outreach at the south bay station. holding a community event at berryessa station to build rapport with the commuters. can starts at 2:00 in the afternoon. and some new details for you here, b.a.r.t. riders, preparing to take it up a notch in return to full service next monday the number of trains running 15 minutes apart will double on the weekdays.

the first in the nation to try thermal imaging technology, check out the got toes, helmets letting firefighters see through obstacles. the department entered into a new agreet with a san francisco-based company to develop and improve this kind of technology. new this morning, nearly all of northern california will be under a significant risk of wildfires by the end of the summer. that's according to the national agency fire center, it says the next four months the bay area will be among those in the red, you see there on your maps, meaning a greater chance of significant wildfires >> it is dry out there as well but at least the temperatures have been pretty mild these days. let's check in with vianey

arana, you have a look at the drought monitor. >> if you look at the previous map and compare it to this, the exceptional color, which is just a little bit darker than the red which is extreme it coincides where they think the fire danger is really elevated. it includes about 26% of california, santa rosa, napa, oakland, fairfield, concord and the rest of the bay area is in extreme drought. let's take a look at how we'll shape, at least we'll see temperatures remain below the triple digits. the good news is that overnight humidity tends to recover. whenever we see that humidity fall below 30%, that's where we really start to see concerns, so there's three main factors we look out for when monitoring fire danger, the temperatures, the winds and the humidity, so we'll be okay at least for the next couple of days but we still have plenty of dry brush out there, always going to be a concern, because of just how dry mike, howvianey, it's 5:08. we had some changes as we look at the map, a couple of minor incidents, nothing major out

here. i want to take you to the green restore for highway 84 through alvarado niles and the yellow that starts slowing here from vallecitos to the merge and sunol, typical pattern on a friday out of the altamont a little slowing. no major problems. a little speed getting away from the bay bridge i think it's just a crew clearing from the area. the drives through concord and contra costa county and a smooth drive at the bay bridge as well as we expect friday a little bit later, a little bit lighter. back to you. >> folks sleeping in a little bit. don't miss this, changing things up at nbc bay area, adding another weekday newscast, "nightly news" moves to a new time period. >> it starts on monday. the 5:00 p.m. news stays after "ellen" followed by a 5:30 p.m. newscast and 6:00 p.m. "nbc bay tonight" followed by "access

hollywood." starting this monday. restaurants saw a lot of changes during the pandemic but one will stick around. the decisions many californians and restaurant owners are sure to raise a glass to. will people go back to work? we'll have answers coming up in the latest jobs report. plus production stopped once again on the late e instault of one of hollywood's most popular movie franchises, why some wonder if this one "mission" filmmaker should have chosen another step.

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good morning. it is 58 degrees right now in san jose, and really mid-50s and a couple low 60s to wake up this morning. a mix of sun and clouds for the first half of our day and good clearing for the afternoon. comfortable upper 70s, low 80s for the south bay, i'll have a look at the rest of the bay area coming up in just a few minutes. and over the last few minutes, right side of your screen the tail lights got bunched up, there was a little bit of slowing here, some debris reported on the san mateo bridge and sorting out the details, chp bridge crew gives you more info coming up. good morning, happy friday to you as well. it's jobs friday, the first friday of the month, the one where we get the latest data from the labor department. normally we feel quite positive. there's been a lot of evidence of recovery in the american economy but last month's job report showed far fewer jobs created than we first thought. some blamed it on unemployment benefits too generous, too much

money. president biden said that wasn't the case. >> i think the people who claim americans won't work even if they find a good and fair opportunity underestimate the american people. so i will insist that the law is followed with respect to benefits for we're not going to turn our backs on our fellow americans. >> these numbers come out at 5:30 our time. economists hoping for 670,000 jobs added. if it comes to that number, gets that high or even better, doesn't mean wall street's going to be happy. too strong a report and investors will start to worry the fed is going to pull back on all that easy money and low interest rate. nissan says it had to delay its electric car the aria because they can't get enough chips to build it. supposed to go in mid 2021, it is mid 2021. facebook will treat pole tigss post the same as regular

people. if they spread dangerous lies or incite riots that violates facebook rules, their posts will be removed. earlier facebook said it wouldn't police politicians because what they said no matter how offensive or dangerous was in facebook's opinion newsworthy. faceback has been trying to find a cogent policy to cover this. at an address a few years ago mark zuckerberg said facebook wouldn't police speech at all and almost immediately reversed that. some california restaurants may be toasting governor newsom's extension of outdoor dining orders, that's because he extended california's cocktails to go rule. restaurants will be able to provide drinks on the go or deliver them. also wants cities and counties to have their own say when it comes to expanded outdoor dining. his orders are expected to continue through at least the

end of the year. covid-19 is making it impossible to finish filming the new "mission impossible 7" movie. the daily mail reports production has shut down again after people tested positive for covid. production on the movie has shut down several times during the pandemic, you may remember back in december, audio released of tom cruise yelling at crew members for not following covid protocols. production will restart in two weeks. does your family fight over monopoly rules during the pandemic? nearly half of american families banned monopoly from game night because of fights over cheaters and sore losers. 37% of families have banned uno as well, followed by sorry! and scrabble. sometimes the competition gets a little heated. 11% have seen a physical fight break out during a board game match. >> wow. >> that is crazy. >> straight to jail for that.

>> do not pass go. >> there were some banned at our house but no fights. >> watch who wants to be the banker. >> any of you ever finished a monopoly game? >> no. >> yes, we have. >> i've never finished. >> you got to start early. >> yes. pick if you're the thimble or the little dog, whatever it is. >> race car. >> race car, take the dog out for a walk today, vianey? >> yes, really nice. this gorgeous shot of san francisco, it has a nice sort of view of the trees, the sky, the bridge, really calming. especially for our friday morning, current temperatures as you head out the door 50 degrees in san francisco right now. 50s in the inland areas like hayward, concord. a little bit warmer through los gatos. we are notices warming concord, fairfield and livermore but around the coastline we'll see that fog roll in which could impact bridges.

let's take a tour of the bay area and see what we can expect for today. daytime highs in the south bay 79 degrees for san jose, 80 degrees in milpitas. east san jose 83 and through the east bay, 67 in oakland, 80s for walnut creek, 83 concord and antioch still some of our warmest spots in the upper 80s/low 90s and around the peninsula, no breeze so overall pretty much upper 60s, no windchill factor there. a little breezy in san francisco with the winds 18 miles per hour from the west, 65 degrees for mission, 63 in downtown and north bay 83 degrees and santa rosa, 84 in sonoma, if you're headed up there to the north bay it is going to be warm, at least no triple digits. long range outlook, as we head toward saturday and sunday we have some high pressure that rolls back in, that sort of is going to warm us up by a few degrees in some spots, mainly inland areas. and rain that we're missing out on it will stay pretty much to our north but the system is going to help cool us off as we

head in towards monday, tuesday, and wednesday, we'll only top out in the 70s for inland areas, so really i think next week is sort of ideal weather for me, and san francisco is going to be nice and breezy, windy at times through this afternoon. saturday and sunday look at the temperatures, we warm up remember i mentioned a few degrees because of the high pressure and we tool back down headed into monday, tuesday and wednesday as well because of that passing system. now let's get a check of the traffic as well. >> i like the temperatures as well. glad we're on the same page. on the san mateo bridge the right side it's separated, the cars are separated quite a bit. i think there may have been a traffic break or distraction. reports of 92 someone on the high-rise, vehicles pulled off to the shoulder. 92 eastbound, there's a little tiny bit of sensor slowing there, that might be the lag as things clear and track that closely. the early commute looks very

good right now. couple incidents on the map but nothing on east bay and contra costa county, the bay bridge toll plaza, it's an easy flow of traffic over there and the drive times we talk about getting over on the east shore freeway, you're basically at speed highway 4 down to the clear bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. all right, next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> our consumer team helps viewers track down their money in spanish and english. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you two viewers who are now breathing a sigh of relief. that's next. plus our team is always on social media, look at our own kris sanchez, in honor of pride month, san jose city hall lit up in the pride rainbow of colors, kris was there, says she's extending her hand in friendship in honor of those in the lgbtq community. you're watching "today in the bay."

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new details out of minneapolis, a memorial at the intersection where george floyd was killed is now being taken down. city workers have started removing the flowers, banners and artwork from the area dubbed as george floyd square, the city hired an outside group to keep watch to deescalate any possible tension during this dismantling. the only thing that will remain is the fifth sculpture in the

middle of the intersection. for months two bay area residents hit a dead end when they battled with a couple of companies on their own. >> they turned to our consumer team for help, breaking through, consumer investigator chris chmura is here to share some success stories. >> good friday morning. yes, teams plural together our teams at telemundo 48 and "nbc bay area responds" helped viewers get back more than $5.3 million since we started back in 2016. five years ago this week. now we do that work helping viewers every day at telemundo 48 responde, arlen fernandez helped maria in san jose, paid $235 to ship a package to anything rag with a. five months later no delivery. arlen's team called the shipping company. the box had wound up in mexico. the company now has the package back on its way to nicaragua, the $235 spent the way it was supposed to.

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forget. isn't that cool? >> what was he wearing he couldn't walk in this em? >> i don't know. loved that he stepped up. that was awesome. >> love it. he should be able to participate. happy ending. top stories we're following today, including new details following the resignation of windsor's mayor, why he's now the subject of another investigation, not tied to those special assault allegations. i'm sharon katsuda live at sonoma raceway, where we'll talk about the biggest crowd event since the pandemic started, coming up next.

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>> right now at 5:30, decision made. you may be able to ditch your mask at work, when california reopens on june 15th. the things state safety leaders say have to happen first before you can show your pearly whites again. plus, start your engines. the largest sporting event in bay area since the pandemic takes place this weekend. what fans need to know as nascar makes a triumphant return to the region. "today in the bay" begins right now. and good morning. happy friday. thank goodness. i'm cierra johnson. >> thank goodness, it's fun to get up early, right? i'm laura garcia. soon you may not have to with aer a mask at work assuming certain requirements are met. "today in the bay's" bob redell

joins us live from pleasanton with some of the new rules that are being considered by the state. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. the osha board has issued a recommendation to the state that they drop the indoor mask requirement for workers assuming everyone in an office like this one behind me is vaccinated. the "l.a. times" reports this rule would not apply to people who worked in restaurants, retail or other types of workplaces that interact with the public. those people would still have to mask up. assuming that the state agrees with this recommendation and implements it, workers in private office or workplace settings could shed the mask june 15th when the state fully reopens. businesses would first have to document that all employees have been vaccinated, and that no one is displaying covid-19 symptoms. >> if enough people are vaccinated i guess that it makes sense to make that an option for any workplace.

>> well, if everyone is vaccinated and then i don't think you need to wear a mask. i think that's all right. >> there will be tons of offices where if everyone is vaccinated, there would be no problem with not wearing a mask. >> reporter: now the osha recommendation would also require employees working inside or at outdoor events of 10,000 people or more to continue to social distance and to be given masks by their employers for voluntary use or that's an either/or there until july 31st. a number of people spoke up during the board's meeting yesterday, this is a virtual meeting, a number of people include business owners, one says they are tired of being told what to do, and given the low rates of infection, another expressed concern that this proposal could pose an unreasonable burden, referring to the fact that people would be required to be vaccinated at work. reporting live here in pleasanton, bob redell, "today in the bay."

>> thanks, bob. those mask rules are just one of many changes coming june 15th, when the state reopens. here are the big ones, businesses will no longer have to follow capacity limitations, social distancing also won't be required anymore and with the exception of workplace as you just mentioned, you won't have to wear a mask in most indoor settings. if you're having trouble keeping track of the changes, that's understandable. we've got it all clearly explained for you on nbcbayarea.com. new this morning, at least three people are recovering after a shooting in vallejo. officers responded last night to a shooting on caldwell avenue not far from hogan middle school. police say at least three victims were taken to the hospital. of course we'll continue to follow and bring you updates. pain and loss for the vta family still so raw after the rail yard mass shootings. the lives of the nine men who died nine days ago are all being remembered in countless ways. last night in san jose the vta board held its first meeting since the rampage.

board chair glennriend called abdi, who left behind a wife and two sons. >> remembered as a no-nonsense guy with a great work ethic, attended night school in nighive iran to gain skills to pursue the american dream which he achieved at the vta. >> lightrail service and bus bridges will remain suspended indefinitely to allow workers to mourn. it's not clear if the buildings where the rampage happened will stay up or possibly be demolished. this morning, fremont police are warning people about an unusual kind of snatch-and-grab. they say a thief is stealing people from jewelly during work. they say a thief is stealing

jewelry from people during walks, older people walking alone are the costume jewelry on the victim and steals their real jewelry.l and don't be distracted by your phone. new this morning also in fremont, people living in their cars will soon have a safer place to sleep. earl whier this week the city council approved a safe parking program this allows people to park their cars at faith-based organizations and non-profits, right now it's unclear how soon that could happen as organizations need to volunteer and manage the sites. the city also needs to approve any site. fremont has been discussing this program since 2018. new details and former windsor mayor dominic to pollie replacing new fire from a second front. "the press democrat" reports california's campaign finance watchdog opened an investigation after an anonymous complaint which question

$12,000 in donations, after new publications by a town council member implying he tried to buy her out of the race for mayor in 2020 which she declined to exit, she says he offered to donate to her choice of charities which experts say is legal. foppoli did not respond to the paper's request for comment. the pandemic has opinion been challenging for many people including students trying to learn from home. according to "the examiner" the kaiser family foundation says more than 2030-% of parents say their child's mental or emotional health has worsened since the pandemic started. the san francisco unified school district says during the past year, it created virtual activities and did family wellness check-ins to make sure students were coping while learning at home and plans to expand its mental health services this fall to help students readjust to the classroom setting. new this morning, new delays for caltrain and its plan to convert to an electric fleet.

caltrain is pushing the launch date out to late 2024. the electrification process started in 2017 and it was supposed to wrap up sometime next year. the price tag is also growing, now to $2.3 billion, up $300 million from the previous estimate. 5:36 right now. local news car fans gearing up for an action-packed weekend, they'll pack the stands at sonoma raceway for the bay area's most attended sporting event since the pandemic began. ed it >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live at sonoma raceway. they're ready for this, sharon. >> reporter: that's right, laura and cierra. they have a lot of activity, promoting the olympics that you'll see here on our station this summer. they're promoting athletes, toyota who is sponsoring the event as well as the olympics and this is the first time in 700 days since nascar has had races and a live crowd here. for jill gregory, this will be

her first toyota save mart 350 as a general manager at sonoma raceway. there's a limited number of fans but more than 15,000 will be allowed, the largest crowd for a sporting event in the bay area since the start of the pandemic. there are several protocols in place from required masks to contactless and cashless transactions to sanitizing stations. >> fan safety, community safety. we don't want to put undue stress on our local community. we have all the things in place, all the protocols in place so i'm feeling good about it. >> missing it for a year, being back here makes it more exciting. i'm stoked and can't wait for sunday's race. >> reporter: because of nascar's covid restrictions this year's race will be a one-day event. there's no practice or qualifying, drivers will show up and race. >> a little bit different than the traditional rules that we go to, so obviously you want to have a little bit of track time but we won't have that, jumping in and getting after it on sunday.

>> reporter: this event has already sold out. we're told the campground is already as full as it can be, because even the rvs are socially distanced for this event. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> that's going to be really exciting for the folks that love nascar, sharon. thanks so much. want to check in with vianey. there are many nascar fans in the bay area, how is the weather going to cooperate? >> that's a great question, and it's going to be good! look at that. i'm giving you a thumbs up for the sonoma weekend. let's do two thumbs up. friday 85 degrees, wear your sun protection, sunscreen, everything is good. saturday and sunday we'll remain in the 80s so keep that in mind, really is going to stay warm through the afternoon because even into the evening hours, it's going to dip down barely into the 60s, so it's going to be a great weekend to head up to sonoma valley. if you prefer the beach instead,

here is a look at your beach forecast. santa cruz is going to be in the 70s, half moon bay in the 60s today and santa cruz over the weekend, remember i talked about the high pressure that was going to roll in, warming us up by a few degrees? monday is 81 and i should say sunday, that one there says monday but yes. saturday, sunday, san jose as well expect to see mid-70s and 80s in through the weekend. it is a fantastic way to go out and enjoy your weekend. now today's daytime highs are similar as well so just remember to drink a lot of water, because even though it's not going to be in the triple digits it warms up significantly for the tri-valley. upper 80s and low 90s, still hot but at least we're not going to be seeing record heat for the next couple of days, we'll keep the stretch of sunny weather. mike? >> we get folks moving nicely on schedule, 5:39, 5:40 in a couple of seconds. getting out of the area is an

issue. right now we have a crash on the shoulder in mission and remember this is friday evening and most evenings anyway about 2:30, you see really slow drive start to develop here, northbound 680 getting through sunol and eventually rippling back up into walnut creek and concord, how the traffic flows on a friday to get out of the area maybe to some weekend spots. right now the morning commute to the bay bridge moves smoothly, contra costa county at speeds, same thing through the maze and the east shore freeway. the east shore freeway 14 minutes from highway 4 out of sunol and toward the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. all right, coming up on "today in the bay," i don't think that's the right video, there we go, fauci under fire, the nation's top infectious disease expert shining new light as republicans take him to task over emails sent during the start of the pandemic. why his response back then is triggering new anger. former vice president pence speaking out january 6th attack the capitol.

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headed out, temperatures in the 50s and 60s to start. we have the fog around the coastline and expecting sunshine inland. full forecast coming up in a few minutes. and while we have some low clouds hovering around, not a major problem. you do see the brk lyberkeley c from emeryville and the bay bridge a light friday drive. we'll show you where the slower drives starting to kick in, coming up. all right, trending this morning, vanessa bryant is calling out nike, claims the shoe company released a mambacita shoe with honor which honors her late daughter without approval. she said "nike has not sent any of these pairs to me and my girls. i don't know how someone else has their hands on shoes i designed in honor of my daughter, gigi." kobe and gianna died last october in a plane crash.

590,000 jobs were added in may, not as many as economists expected but adds to the economic rebound. the may unemployment rate declined to 5.8% from 6.1% in april. the most job gains came in hospitality, education and health care. it's 5:44 right now. the president will speak about the jobs report shortly. >> scott mcgrew, he'll do so from delaware? >> that's right. the president and first lady at their delaware home for the first lady's birthday which was yesterday. they'll return to washington later this afternoon so the president can continue his talks with republicans over the infrastructure plan. president biden agreed to new compromises, cutting more than $1 trillion in his very first plan in order to win gop support. president biden set on passing a bipartisan bill that's got some democrats angry. they point out senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said in the past he's "100% focused on

stopping anything the administration tries to do." we'd talk more about biden but news about the former administration this morning. former vice president pence making his first comments about the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol and capitol police. speaking at the republican committee's lincoln reagan dinner last night pence said he and former president trump don't agree on what happened that day. >> as i said that day, january 6th was a dark day in the history of the united states capitol but thanks to the swift action of the capitol police and federal law enforcement violence was quelled, the capitol was secured and that same day, we reconvened the congress and did our duty under the constitution and the laws of the united states. you know, president trump and i have spoken many times since we

left office and i don't know if we'll ever see eye to eye on that day. >> that's audio of people chanting "hang mike pence" you can see somebody built a gallows and brought it to the capitol steps after pence refused to end the electoral college count. secret service evacuated the vice president from the house floor. we'll cover what's happening on the january 6th question as well as the negotiations today on infrastructure. you can follow me on twitter @scottmcgrew. 5:47 right now. dr. anthony fauci is setting the record straight on leaked emails from early last year, downplaying a popular theory of how covid-19 spread. the debate surrounds whether or not covid originated from a lab in wuhan, china, and not the exotic animal market theory first popularized. when covid was first spreading, one email sent to him from the head of the national institutes

of health suggested the lab notion was more of a conspiracy theory, and here's what he's telling willie geist. >> we didn't know and we still don't know what the origin is, that if you look historically in the way things rolled out, we all felt, and still do actually, willie, that it is more likely to be a natural jumping of species from an animal reservoir to a human. >> we should reiterate fauci received and did not actually send any of the leaked emails, that interview airs on today at 7:00 a.m. following "today in the bay." the new findings from the university of michigan are accurate, america's most recent federal stimulus worked as planned at least temporarily. researchers looked at real time census pulse data measuring americans' mindsets during the last two rounds of stimulus in december and april. the rate of food shortages fell

by more than 40%, financial instability cut nearly in half and anxiety and depression fell 20%, the sharpest drops happened when the months the payments together totalling $2,000 were received. two young sisters from utah may end up riding in the back seat forever after taking their parents' car on the joy ride. the driver was only 9 years old. >> she's driving? >> police say she and her 4-year-old sister wanted to go to california to swim in the ocean. the 9-year-old was able to drive about ten miles on the highway before she crossed onto oncoming traffic and crashed head-on into a semitruck. thankfully if you can believe it, no one was injured in that crash. >> amazing. how could she see over the steering wheels? >> how could she reach the pedals? new this morning just 46 years later, one woman who lost her wallet on a date finally got

it back. >> a man remodeling a theater found a wallet with old photos, a ticket stub and expired california's driver's license with the name colleen distan. he found the wallet on facebook and she replied, she lost the wallet because she had a hole in her purse. >> when i got the wallet with everything in it, it was pretty auto emotional then, because a few of these people are no longer with us and it was really a beautiful thing. >> the ticket stub was from a grateful dead concert. what a keeper there. >> wow, no kidding. what a blast from the past. what's in your wallet. vianey has a look at the friday forecast and a peek at the weekend? >> i have receipts in my wallet, hand sanitizer, definitely no cash so nobody will luck out there.

talk about the current temperatures as you head out the door, because we're falling into a stable weather pattern, setting us up nicely for the weekend. 55 in oakland, hayward 52 and the weather is comfortable but we want to look at the fire danger and how the humidity is doing because we remain under an extreme drought in the state of california so typically overnight we recover with the humidity with the arrival of the marine layer the past couple of days it helps keep some of the daytime high temperatures at bay. right now we're doing okay, no concerns there. through portions of the hills with the yellow dry elevated fire danger, we're dealing with that. something to keep in mind. another thing to keep in mind is your allergy forecast. if you suffer from allergies we have the summer allergies out there, definitely seeing tree pollen for sure, grass is high.

the allergy forecast fepds on the ecosystem surrounding your area, the home or location, if there's more trees, further inland it's worse. if you want relief head to the coast. upper 70s for san jose. milpitas 80 degrees. 67 in oakland, hayward 69 and through the windy in san francisco, so something to keep in mind and a cold front arrives by monday and tuesday also going to kick up our wind but going to cool us off as well. mike, how are the roads? >> friday light, a lighter drive. contra costa county still looking great, even through concord for highway 4, no slowing shows up on the sensors. a little dip, maybe a brake tap through sunol. no concern through the bay bridge and no backup. the crash still there affecting the mission off-ramp, one lane might be blocked as you are ektitying off of northbound 680, counter to any commute. in the south bay, san jose as we've been seeing for the last couple of weeks we have your

slowing from 680, very mild towards mckee and alum rock and also here at capital expressway slowing, a pattern for the last week and a half, two weeks. more traffic volume will hit 87 late in the morning. a live look shows you the richmond bridge traffic hasn't built up there, coming out of contra costa county, over to the north bay, looking great. back to you. >> sounds good. happening now, carnival cruise lines newest and most innovaive ship will arrive in port today. named the "mardi gras" and preparing for its maiden voyage with passengers. it has been postponed to august but the cruise hopes to resume sailing next month on three or four different ships. on the rebound, the growing number of jobs filled in the north bay as wine country works out from a legal battle with churches. and taken down, a sprawling

memorial for george floyd being dismantled in minneapolis. how the city plans to honor him going forward. 5:53, you're watching "today in the bay." i'm the boss and it's lonely at the top. [ screams ] you haven't changed at all. you're still a big baby. suck it, ted. -you suck it. excuse me. why don't you both suck it? i'm in the family business. and now you work for me, boomers. you want me to be a baby again? [ 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!

5:56. welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." take a look at this, this is all new video this morning showing the view from inside the cockpit

of a small plane that landed on busy highway 101 earlier this week in southern california. looks like you're just in a car, right? the pilot was on a training flight when the plane experienced a loss of oil pressure, you see it there, coming down, landing on the freeway. instructor took over, managed to safely land it, with all those cars that were going by, quite a talent there and we're so glad to say no one was injured. new details out of minneapolis. city workers removed the flowers, banners and artwork from the area dubbed as george floyd square and a city group watching to deescalate any pop tensions. the only thing that will remain is the fifth sculpture in the middle of that intersection. the state is agreeing not to impose more covid restrictions on church gatherings and it's also set to pay more than $2 million in fees to one group of

san diego area lawyers who challenged the rule as a violation of religious freedom. they took the case all the way to the u.s. supreme court. three times, and won. we just got an encouraging may jobs report but in wine new report says tourism is returning to napa valley but way down from before the pandemic. jobs and hospitality, wine growing and sales along with the agricultural industry are below the levels of two years ago. one bright spot, north bay hotels are filling up faster than in san francisco as more people emerged from the covid bubble. there are now 49 days to go until the tokyo olympic games. the torch relay went through japan's toyama prefecture yesterday, scaled down ceremony following emergency restrictions in place due to covid. olympic organizers have ruled out another suspension of the games, but many in japan still oppose holding them. the games are still due to start on july 23rd and you can watch

them right here on nbc bay area. do you have nba playoff fever? turns out staying at a high stress level while watching your favorite sports team can run your body down. a doctor is sharing tips on how to manage that game day stress. check out the story, head to nbc lx, 11-15 over the air, channel 185 or any time on lx.com. right now at 6:00, your chance to win big. >> everybody that has been vaccinated in the state of california will have their name put into this drawing. >> don't you hope you win? next a live report on the growing jackpot and prizes that could you win tonight if you get vaccinated. plus the drawing comes as new data shows which california counties are lagging behind in the vaccine rollout. on high alert an outlook shows how heightened the wildfire risk may be in parts of

the bay area this fall, as the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. third hour because we're here at 4:30 every morning for you. 6:00 right you know. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm cierra johnson. marcus washington is off. we begin with this road to recovery. today could be your lucky day if you've gotten at least one covid vaccination shot. california's first vaccine lottery drawing takes place tonight. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson -- kris sanchez is moving you forward many of you claiming the prize or finding out you're the winner. kris our fingers are crossed over here. >> reporter: me, too, just in my pocket it's a little chilly. the san jose earthquakes are doing a family event to encourage vaccination but the draw is the vok seen lottery. the first for the vax for the win drawings is tonight and 15

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