back to normal. we are less than 24 hours from the state reopening with new changes going into effect. what you need to brace for, when you wake up tomorrow and the big announcement from governor newsom expected today. plus -- >> america's back and in the business of leading the world. >> rebuilding relationships, president biden holds a one-day summit with u.s. allies today. the message he plans to deliver after four years of donald trump, and ahead of a big meeting with vladimir putin. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good morning. i'm cierra johnson in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. get ready bay area, because things are about to get hot, hot, hot. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when the triple digits are expected to move we're goine head toward wednesday. we have a couple more days of some nice weather. we better enjoy it, because for our inland valleys, by the middle of the week, we'll see highs near 100 degrees, and it's still going to be hot, even

heading into the weekend, with some 90s in some of our interior valleys. high temperatures 70s and 80s. as we mentioned there are big changes ahead. i'll have more on that in the forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. as the weather heats up our nbc bay area app is great to have on standby. you can check the temperatures in your neighborhood, make sure you download it, it's free on the apple as well as google play stores. in less than 24 hours california fully reopens there by lifting most of the restrictions put in place due to the pandemic. "today in the bay's" pete suratos live for us in san francisco this morning moving you forward and pete, governor newsom is going to be in town today talking about the return of tourism. >> good morning to you, marcus. talk about what he's calling california's comeback plan and hoping the comeback starts tomorrow when the state officially reopens june 15th. here are some of the major changes you can expect to see

beginning tomorrow. the state will officially ditch the color-coded tier system which of course place restrictions based on covid cases in a certain area. also capacity and social distancing will no longer be required which of course has been a way of life this past year and in most cases, vaccinated officials, individuals excuse me can go mask free. for some, the changes will take some adjusting to. >> like restaurants and stuff, it's already like you have to wear your mask until you get to the table and you take it off, which i think is a bunch of b.s. really, but like in walmart, target, like big public spaces, i think you should keep your mask on. >> reporter: as i mentioned, california governor gavin newsom will be in san francisco today talking about the tourism industry, specifically investments to jumpstart the travel and tourism industry and also he'll make an announcement about a new vax for the win program incentive. we'll get more details but that

news conference will take place later this morning at 9:30 a.m. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> omany changes but i'm sure a lot of people are welcoming changes. a lot is happening this week and we want to get you through it all. head over it our website nbcbayarea.com, click on june 15th, what to know in the trending bar for mask rules to what's happening in your county. we break it down for you. happening today, president biden is waking up in brussels for the next leg of his overseas trip, a one-day nato summit. on the agenda reassuring allies after four years of donald trump's america first policy, the u.s. has their back. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with a look at that and this week's critical meeting with russian president vladimir putin. good morning. >> and this is all leading up to that meeting, see yae. good morning, the

meeting in brussels an impromptu q&a with reporters about the importance of its u.s.alliance with nato. at the nato summit in brussels today, 30 world leaders will meet the new american president, eager to hear that america is back on board protecting its allies. >> america is back in the business of leading the world. >> reporter: on their agenda, climate change, afghanistan, technology, and threats from china and russia. the biden team insists sanctions are working. >> you never know the dogs don't bark. sanctions on ukraine on russia for ukraine for example may well have prevented further russian aggression in trying to take more of the country. >> i think sanctions are great but i think it's time to start thinking about hitting back. >> reporter: russian leader vladimir putin meets with president biden in geneva wednesday, proposed a trade turning over russian cyber hackers for those in the u.s. >> are you open to that trade with vladimir putin? >> yes, i'm open to, if there's

crimes committed against russia, that in fact are, and the people committing those crimes are being harbored in the united states, i'm committed to holding them accountable. >> reporter: mr. biden enters into today's nato summit after adisagreement with g7 allies on competition with china and a royal sendoff from the queen of england. ♪♪ they talked about world affairs, including wednesday's meeting with the russian leader. tracie potts, nbc news. nbc's keir simmons sat down with president putin ahead of his meeting with president biden. watch part of the exclusive one on one interview tonight on "nightly news" with lester holt. one person is dead in minneapolis after a car crashed into a group prove of protesters. a car drove straight into the

crowd. one woman died. protesters pulled the suspect from the car. he is now in custody. police believe that that driver may have been impaired. in san jose, meanwhile, friends are now talking exclusively to nbc bay area about the mother of three who died when a truck, a pickup truck slammed into an outdoor dining area of a restaurant on friday night. that victim 35-year-old deanna parito was a waitress at the agave bar and grill, moved to america from colombia. she died when the driver suddenly threw a parked car into reverse. he is now in custody. one close friend who did not want to be identified is stunned that the restaurant reopened the very next day. >> we are upset because we felt that they have to close one day in honor. >> the restaurant did not comment. two men were also injured and are expected to fully recover.

the driver now facing charges, including vehicle lar manslaughter and felony dui. happening tomorrow, possible maker break moment for the oakland a's and their plan for a new ball park. alameda county supervisor also hold a special public hearing where the a's and oakland leader also try to convince the county to help fund a financing deal to support the infrastructure needed for the proposed ball park at howard terminal. something mayor schaaf supports and says the decision may signal whether the a's end up staying in oakland. >> we know that if the a's don't stay in oakland, they won't be staying in california. that's why we have to come together and seize this incredible opportunity. >> team and city officials say the county's tax revenue from the howard terminal site would increase abulely over $6 million. on the field meanwhile the a's made it three in a row yesterday against kansas city. matt chapman got it started with a home run in the first inning,

matt olsen followed in the third inning with a home run of his own, the first two of homers he hit on that day as the a's won it 6-3. the giants are suddenly losing steam especially when it comes to offense. yesterday in d.c., the nationals kyle shwarber hit two home runs to give the washington nationals an early 4-0 lead. the giants never scored. in fact, they only managed three runs in four games in d.c. yesterday's final score 5-0. caltrain is moving you forward once again by providing train service following giants game night. this is beginning tomorrow, the extra train will be in service for fans leaving oracle park. that train will leave the san francisco station approximately 15 minutes after the last out of the game, or when it is at full. and it will run express service to the millbrae station, this is before making all local stops south to san jose's diridon station. and as monday morning comes,

so do these live pictures and carl the fog. you're probably like where is that? it's the golden gate bridge. >> marcus, you could say it's anything. >> i know, it's mike's backyard. as we see right there carl the fog making it cool in the city this morning, kari. >> yes, you may even have to turn on the windshield wipers with the drizzle that's coming down, as you pass from the north bay into san francisco across the golden gate bridge. so we are starting out with cooler temperatures there. head over to oakland, it's cloudy and we're in the low 60s. it's a little bit of a milder start but it's going to warm up slowly today, only headed up to 70 degrees there. some mid-60s for san francisco and it's going to be very much like it was over the weekend for the tri-valley and parts of the north bay with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. we'll talk about the heat ahead. mike, what is your breaking news? >> brake lights out of the altamont pass. kari, folks joining us here, this is the big problem if you come out of tracy for our

viewers westbound 580, jamming up in livermore, just shy of north flynn road. altamont pass road also booked up solid. the tow truck also stuck in the backup and that's the problem. can't get the crew there to clear the right two lanes. the benefit for folks over here in livermore, moving over toward the dublin interchange, a smooth drive, a lighter traffic flow, why we're not seeing anyup on vallecitos. we'll check the tri-valley coming up. coming up, as many companies transition back to the office, facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg rethinking that plan. the new message to employees about their options to work from home, even after the pandemic ends. a record close on the stock market on friday means a record open on the stock market on monday morning. we'll show you the numbers. plus, best in show. we celebrate the top dog at this year's westminster dog show and the big treat headed his way. you're watching "today in the bay."

good monday morning. we are about 30 minutes away from sunrise in fremont, feels a little bit warmer as you head out and still a nice day. starting out with some clouds, some mid-60s, headed toward the low 70s here today. we'll talk about what's ahead for all of our microclimates, including some midweek heat coming up in a few minutes.

>> got to change warm springs to hot springs. dublin a smooth drive. this part of 580 is clear but are jammed up through the altamont pass. the crash on 84 is near the power plant, we'll talk about that coming up. >> good morning, very happy monday to you as well. s&p 500 is going to start at a new stock market record today, probably go up there from. right out to the futures, numbers this morning, the dow will move lower but the s&p 500 so far every move up is another record. of course this comes after friday's record-setting close the s&p 500 measure of the market, taking into account 500 companies compared to the dow industrials at just 30. generally good news on the market despite the obvious threat of inflation. the federal open markets committee starts a two-day meeting on interest rates tomorrow. you're not going to see a lot of movement on the market until they announce a decision

wednesday. big news out of the small world of electric vehicles, the ceo and cfo of lordstown motor have both resigned just a short time ago. earlier the company said it was struggling to continue. lordstown is named after the factory in ohio that general motors was going to shut down when it was rescued by the electric truck maker and now it faces another shutdown. elon musk talking about bitcoin that caused the price of bitcoin to spike well below its all-time highs. tesla said it would accept bitcoins, then said it wouldn't because the creation of bitcoin by powerful computers solving math problems used so much electricity it was hurting the environment. musk said when those computers could be powered in a green way, tesla will once again accept bitcoin. that's what he said yesterday and exactly what he said a couple of months ago. it's hard to take bitcoin seriously as a currency when one tweet from one person can move

the value of and the twe and then we've talked about the value of bitcoin, like you can lose or gain money. >> and plenty of people have made tons of money and it's a way to make money or lose it. i don't know that it's a currency, though, something that is going to ever replace the u.s. dollar. >> i hope not. i don't have any. thanks, scott. mark zuckerberg is talking more about the passive side of working from home. he says he'll be logging on at home for six months over the next year. the facebook founder says the pandemic left him to spend more time with his family making him happier and more productive and giving more facebook employees the option to keep working reremotely. anyone whose role can be done remotely can request remote work. facebook plans to open an its offices at full capacity in october. a follow-up on the recent

"friends" reunion on hbo max. if you are a fan, it looks like after all this time, you'll still be there for them. business insider says the show drove more than new hbo max signups than any warner brothers film released so far this year, and all of its new big screen releases are coming out simultaneously, so "friends" added more new customers than films, including "god sill laer have godzilla versus congress" answering zach snyder's "justice league." >> we'll take your word for it. >> can only be one top dog and this morning we have the one for you. took place. this year's winner is wasabi the pekingese. the fifth time the breed has won the best in show. look at it, title. the owner says the dog will be

treated to filet mignon to celebrate his big win. >> sounds about that, filet mignon with the cash prize. >> with a little with a wasabi. >> wasabi is hot and the weather should be getting hotter this week. kari? >> we'll be talking about all week long is the heat coming our way. a little bit longer to enjoy the nice weather from over the weekend, a clear sunrise in san jose and a good day headed out to the park. check out our forecast in napa. we have some clouds this morning, and temperatures in the low to mid-60s. we can see the slow warmup happening today. by noon, we're in the mid-70s so that's perfect outdoor lunch weather. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen, as we make plans for the week. once again, today is a mild day. we'll have another one tomorrow, and then wednesday is when those

temperatures head up. so santa rosa is going to reach 80 degrees today. 65 in san francisco. napa today reaching the upper 70s, while livermore will see those high temperatures there reaching the low 80s. so this heat that we're expecting is not just for the bay area. it's all across the region. there are multiple heat advisories, excessive heat watches and that includes much of the central valley. for us, it creeps into solano county, and that starts on wednesday, continues through friday, but we are still going to see some high heat ahead for the rest of the bay area. so the storm systems to the north that have kept us cool moving away. high pressure building in, and there's going to be nothing but high pressure which causes the air to sink as it sinks, it warms, and we don't get a lot of wind either, kind of fights back our ocean breeze. livermore we're going from the upper 70s today to upper 80s upper 90s on wednesday, and 105. thursday will be the peak of the

hot temperatures and it's still going to be hot this weekend for our inland areas, as we reach from the triple digits to the 90s over the next few days. once again today, the coolest day of the week. mike, you've been tracking some breaking news, what is the update? >> more breaking news. 580 the lanes have cleared, i circled that crash west 580 at north flynn. cleared through lanes but a pile of debris left over from one of the vehicles and so they were hauling some junk and over on the shoulder. distraction, okay. over here, also an issue, as folks let loose out of the altamont, over here they make their way to 84. the crash was located actually away, i shouldn't say crash. it was debris there, too, different kind of debris. rocks that slip down the roadside affect folks headed up toward 580 counter commute. over here lots of lanes headed through the maze, basically moving at speed. a great drive. no backup at the toll plaza for the bay bridge. slowing as cruise clear as you

head toward the robin williams tunnel and fog on the golden gate bridge, so watch 101 through the north bay. the bay bridge itself is very clear down the east shore freeway, a little breeze but not a major problem. back to you. next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> a delivery driver's caught on camera doing some damage, but the company ignores our viewer's complaints. we didn't. i am and consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next. plus our team always on social media, and it's graduation season and i got a chance to celebrate these two young ladies graduating from san jose collegiate headed to san jose state university next fall and they have a great graduation party given by their wonderful mom, the nunez twins. let us know what you're doing to celebrate graduations this season. hit me up on facebook, twitter or instagram. love to talk about it and see those photos. we'll be right back.

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welcome back opinion an update on the weekend mass shooting in austin, texas. police are reporting the first death a 25-year-old man who died yesterday, more than a dozen people were injured. one juvenile suspect is in custody. another suspect is at large. investigators believe that the dispute between the two led to the gunfire. austin's police chief says that most of the victims were innocent bystanders.

switching gears now, nbc bay area responds to a north bay family who felt fedex owed them about 300 bucks. >> they sent consumer investigate why are chris chmura and his team a video clip that opened a can of worms for the shipping company. >> good morning. take to you santa rosa and shid video from the shreve family in february. a fedex truck backs over a light fixture here. the driver gets out of the the van, picks up the toppled light, sticks it in the dirt and then drives off. greg and monica shreve say he broke their light, sent us this photo and a close-up here showing what they say is damage. they filed a claim with fedex, but they say they didn't get a response. so the shreves called us. we asked fedex to take another look. soon after monica and greg got a check for $301.90 so cover a new light and installation. here's what a fedex spokesperson told us "we regret any

inconvenience caused by this incident and we worked directly with mr. shreve to resolve the issue." the dmv says it's not okay to hit something with your vehicle and just leave. in fact, it says if you are involved in a vehicle collision, stop. if you don't stop, you may be convicted of a hit-and-run, and could be severely punished. so if something like that ever happens to you, try to contact the property owner directly. at the very least, leave them a note with the name and address of both the driver and the vehicle owner. also, call law enforcement to find out if you're required to file a report. if you're dealing with a company that hasn't owned up to a mistake, call us for help, go to nbcbayarea.com and click the "responds" option from the main menu or call us 888-996-tips. >> another one solved. thanks, chris. next up, top stories we're following today, including the breaking news, a possible fourth covid vaccine may be on the horizon, what we know about its effectiveness and how soon the company may seek federal

approval. plus how to tell if your customers have the shot or not. the option state leaders want everyone to hear headed into tomorrow's big reopening.

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plus mask confusion. we're less than 24 hours away from the state fully reopening and there are still many questions on whether you have to leave it on at work. the big question still lingering and the other changes you could expect to see when you wake up tomorrow morning. triple-digit heat is on its way. a massive heat wave is setting its sights on the bay area. "today in the bay" continues right now. go monday morning. thanks for making us a part of your monday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm cierra johnson in for laura garcia. a midweek warmup is set to bring high temperatures to the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking it all. when can we expect this to move in? >> midweek on wednesday. we've got all kinds of changes ahead in our forecast. we're starting out with the drizzle now, that's what's going to keep san francisco nice and cool today. even after it clears out, we're headed toward the mid-60s. we'll see some mid 80s for the inland valleys, for the east bay to the north bay. south bay reaching up to 85 in morgan hill but this is what i'm talking about. the excessive heat watches and warnings across the region, including parts of the central

valley, into solano county, starting on wednesday. so we'll get a look at all of our forecasts for all of our microclimates coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. breaking news overnight on a new covid vaccine, the drug company novavax says its vaccine is 90% effective in preventing covid and 100% effective against moderate to severe disease. it adds their vaccine is also effective against all variants, novavax just finished phase three trials in both the u.s. and mexico. it plans to apply for emergency authorization soon, if approved it will be the fourth vaccine allowed for use in the united states. the novavax vaccine is given in two doses 21 days apart. in less than 24 hours, the state will fully reopen. tonighted amidnight california's capacity limits and physical distancing requirements will go away and mask rules in many cases will end. the mask mandates will be lifted for fully vaccinated people in a lot of situations but the

unvaccinated will have to keep their mask on in public places. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live in downtown walnut creek will employees are still in limbo will how this will play out. >> reporter: good morning. i was out here this weekend talking to a lot of employees and most of them were telling me they still had not heard from the corporation or the business owners on how this will all be handled when the state reopens june 15th. california will align with cdc bide lines that basically says fully vaccinated people should be able to do things like grocery shop and go to restaurants without masks, but businesses could still ask to you wear a mask. if you're not vaccinated, the state says you must still wear a mask at businesses and whether or not you're vaccinated, you'll still need to wear it when on public transit, at health care facilities and at schools. for many places, you may find out the rules when you get there, starting tomorrow. >> everyone should keep a mask

handy. we know that 60% of oaklanders are fully vaccinated. 76% have had at least one shot. but that means not everyone is and it's a way of showing your respect to your server, people that you're around to remind people that we are not completely out of the woods, but we do want to start spending our money at these local businesses. >> reporter: cal osha the state's workplace regulators are expected to vote thursday to drop virtually all mask requirements for fully vaccinated employees and you can see why employees are a bit confused because this vote comes two days after the state reopens. so for sure the main message now is to just keep carrying your mask with you at all times when you head out the door. back to you. >> and sharon, these rules are confusing for many businesses excited to finally fully reopen and checking for vaccinated and unvaccinated customers, what are the health leaders saying about

that? >> reporter: basically they're saying that businesses have three options, the first one is they can ask the customers to self-attest, that means state that they're vaccinated. second, they can have a verification app set up to make sure and check if customers have been vaccinated, check into that app, and thirdly, they can choose to ask customers to continue wearing their mask, so that would pretty much be like business as usual before the reopening. so it's going to be very interesting to see which options have been chosen. back to you. >> thank you. as we get ready to reopen, he we want to look at the state's positivity rate compared to last year. last april, look at where we were, 11%. at the end of the year on december 31st, the positivity rate rose to 17%. that's the highest it got. right now, we are at 0.8%, the

lowest it's been the entire pandemic. tomorrow, san francisco's largest covid testing site will close. the city says it really feels comfortable closing the site on the embarcadero because case rates are going down, while vaccination rates are going up. the site first opened for essential workers at the start of the pandemic. health officials will shift their focus to smaller, more targeted test and vaccination sites in at-risk communities in the city. marin leaders are calling their recent decision to approve a new sick leave policy the closing a hole in the safety net. "the mercury news" reports recent changes to state law created this so-called hole where businesses with 25 or fewer employees are no longer required to provide paid sick leave for missing work due to the pandemic. supervisors last week unanimous lay proved a new ordinance for unincorporated marin allowing up to 80 hours of supplemental sick leave. it sunsets at the end of september.

new this morning, palo alto leaders are laying out some of the city's gradual reopening plans. the "palo alto weekly" reports tomorrow's full opening will not impact the city's deliberate process. libraries are opening with outdoor facilities and outdoor concert series returning one month from now, but some things like the annual july 4th chili cookoff will still be canceled and no time line yet to reopening of that city hall. follow-up out of las vegas, people touched by the recent death of 7-year-old liam husted gathered in a park yesterday. authorities say his mother killed him on a hiking trail in southern nevada desert last month after abruptly leaving their san jose home. several mother who gathered say they can't believe what happened. >> as a mom it strikes every chord in my body. >> it resonated with me very deeply that i have not been able to sleep for multiple weeks. >> those images really got to me. >> tears your heart out.

>> liam's mother samantha moreno rodriguez, is still awaiting extradition to las vegas after authorities captured her in colorado. this morning a dog stolen from a couple celebrating their anniversary in san francisco is now back with his owners. here's a look at that happy reunion with leo. jacqueline and her husband were on the last night of their trip to san francisco when they left leo in his carrier in the car for an hour. thieves took the dog as well as other items. the owners were distraught as you could imagine until yesterday when police said a tip led them to leo. someone who was going to buy the dog in oakland recognized him. >> there are still good people out there. it's really, it sounds so cliche but the goodness of humanity is still there. there are still the good outweighs the dark. thank you so much. thank you for bringing him home. >> a sweet reunion there. the dog along with the couple now on their way back to ft. bragg.

>> love to see that. sonoma county's red hot housing market squeezing out potential middle class home buyers, just trying to make it in the bay. "the press democrat" reports the median price is at a new july time high. over the past three months alone the county's median sale price rose $13,000, 17% above one year ago. the market is so high, one housing affordability index finds one in four residents can actually afford a down appointment. experts say that some of the recent surge is due to people moving from urban areas, another reason, less housing supply due to recent wildfires. we have some changes to tell you about a, beginning today at san francisco's main library the upper floors will reopen while the library is limiting how many people can come in. there are a variety of services to use, including internet, print stations, services and

access to reference materials. pickup for books on hold will be on the first floor. 5:38 a brighter look at san jose. we had that shot about an hour ago, night and day really. beautiful shot by one of our photographers to get our mornings started and we are going to take a look at the weather with meteorologist kari hall in traffic just after that. good morning. >> good morning, starts out nice. you could probably leave the jacket at home. heading out for work in the east bay pleasant hill forecast for the day, starting out with a few clouds, temperatures in the mid-60s and a slow warmup in temperatures, it's still going to be a nice day very much like over the week westbound high temperatures reaching 85 in antioch. 70 in oakland. 77 in napa and 76 in palo alto. we are getting ready for some big-time heat starting on wednesday. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, what is it looking like headed to work this morning. >> looking at the a slow drive. let's talk about over here, the altamont pass, the earlier crash

cleared. good recovery but look all these folks, altamont pass road, tesla, everybody trying to get around the backup for hours, just cleared. byron highway more traffic into byron and brentwood and the folks out of that area and discovery bay, now early slowing on vasco. it is a big deal for these folks coming out of contra costa county and tracy and stockton for 580, even through livermore. not such a big deal when we look at the other map dublin interchange keeps all that traffic over here, lighter there. san jose shows early slowing and also some construction clearing, has a little slowing out of san francisco and in towards san mateo. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, a fierce firefight under way this morning in southern california. we'll tell you about the damage the fast-moving wildfire has caused and the traffic impact. president biden meeting with our nato allies this morning, we'll bring you the latest from brussels, when "today in the bay" continues.

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right now at 5:43, let's get you out the door in the east bay. parts of the delta and spots like brentwood will see a few clouds here and there but temperatures already warm in the mid-60s, but it's not going to heat up just yet. slow warmup in temperatures today with mid 80s for this afternoon. when we could see triple digits in our forecast, coming up in a

few minutes. >> more traffic and weather, wait there's more traffic coming to the san mateo bridge here, we'll show you where it's building up and released and looking at the peninsula, just fine right now. at least two homes destroyed and one firefighter injured from a wildfire down in southern california. started a little before noon yesterday in san bernardino national forest, 30 miles south of palm springs. eviction orders are in effect in pinion pines and alpine village and part of highway 74 is closed. the flames damaged at least three more homes. it's not really clear what kind of injuries that firefighters suffered, as of last check the fires burned at least 400 acres and is 10% contained. in southern california today a new tribute for the 6-year-old boy shot and killed in a road rage incident. the orange county zoo will reveal a memorial plague for aiden leos. last month he was struck by a bull net his car seat and died

in his mother's arms on the side of the freeway. authorities arrested two suspects after a long search. aiden's mother and other family members are expected to attend today's dedication. leaders in europe aren't shy about it, they're relieved joe biden is president. >> scott mcgrew, they're praising the president. >> they are praising him ef fusively. the message is obvious, everybody gets what they're saying. president biden meeting with ian soltenberg. he says he knows biden has a rock solid commitment to our allies and they can count on america. in the g7 meeting in england the conservative british prime minister called biden a "breath of fresh air" and the french president macron said "america is back." biden for his part reiterated that the free and democratic countries of the world will protect freedom and democracy. >> and i think how we act and whether we pull together as

democracies is going to determine whether our grandkids look like 15 years from now and say did they step up? are democracies as relevant and powerful as they have? and i walked away from the meeting with all my colleagues believing they are convinced that is correct now, too. >> in washington, meanwhile, concern and a bit of confusion as some leaders discovered they were subject to a secret justice department subpoena of their apple icloud and iphone accounts, spouses, too, and in some cases minor children. the latest to find out is former white house counsel don mcgahn. nobody knows why the justice department wanted his apple information, whether maybe the doj is investigating him or maybe someone associated with him, other subjects of subpoenas include democratic members of the senate intelligence community. this happened while president trump was president which means general, jeff sessions and bill

it, depending on what happened. it's highly irregular for the doj to order a secret subpoena against a senator and the two will likely have to explain it to the american public. >> sessions and bar must testify under oath as part of a formal congressional investigation. >> we'll be following that and of course the meeting at nato as well, talking about it on twitter. you'll find me there @scottmcgrew. >> thanks, scott. governor newsom planned closure of the state prison in susanville is reportedly prompting new lawsuit, located in rural lassen county about 100 miles east of redding, near the state line. in april, the governor ordered it could be closed one year from now, at the end of next june. "the sacramento bee" reported councilmembers authorized taking the state to court. the facility houses about 2,000 of the state's 97,000 inmates. closing it would save the state more than $120 million each

year. bay area based swimmers trying to make a splash with the u.s. olympic trials, getting started in omaha. >> that's right, yesterday was day one of eight days, incoming stanford freshman torrey husk set a new u.s. record in the 100-meter butterfly. 25-year-old chris weiser of vacaville came up short in the 400 meter freestyle, finished fourth as kieran smith won the race and became the only swimmer to qualify. counting down to the olympics, just under 40 days now until the opening ceremony and nbc bay area will be your home for exclusive coverage. and summer olympi here we come and summer weather here we come. >> we just are watching the pool. >> we all want to get into the pool later this week. >> yes, for a lot of people, if you don't have a pool you need to take some line to a friend with a pool way to cool off in the hot weather. we have our natural air

conditioning still kicking up in san francisco, and this is going to stay in place throughout the week, and keep the city much cooler than what we'll have in the inland areas. let's look at the seven-day forecast as it comes up at the bottom of the screen as we zoom into the south bay, and get a look at today's high temperatures. not going to heat up just yet. it's going to be very much like it was yesterday with upper 70s/low 80s and even some mid 80s for the south county today and for the east bay, we're going to see some mid 80s here as well especially antioch, livermore reaching 80 degrees, 72 in hayward, not bad at all. we're in the low 60s for half man bay and daly city. redwood city reaching 75 and mid-60s in san francisco especially in the mission district and downtown. novato today reaching 79 degrees. still breezy in a lot of those spots, but then as the winds calm down, the heat ramps up, and we're going to see that not only here across the central region, and for us in the bay area, it's mainly solano county

that will be under this excessive heat watch starting on wednesday, continuing through friday, that's where the temperatures will be hottest, but we're still going to see a lot of our inland valleys dealing with some hot weather. we'll stop this on wednesday afternoon. as we head toward 3:00, we'll see morgan hill and san martin some mid-90s on wednesday afternoon and as we get into thursday, gets even hotter for some of those spots, especially in the north bay, santa rosa reaching 105. livermore on thursday reaching 106 degrees. so we are going to still see the heat continuing, even as we go into the weekend, the temperatures come down a few degrees but it will still be hot for several days in a row. mike, you've been watching a few trouble spots for the morning commute. >> yes, kari, one of them we'll show you how it rippled out. in the south bay we saw not a happened about five or ten minutes earlier than we typically see for 101, sticking around 680 up to oakland road.

your standard area again kicked in just a little bit earlier. holding on a little longer right here, southbound 101 coming down in toward san mateo earlier construction crew i believe cleared that's what it says on the caltrans grid but slowing there, out of san francisco heading down the peninsula. over here, more traffic has built up for 84 at vallecitos. the earlier issue blocking 580 cleared about 45 minutes ago but it did ripple out and affected vasco road. the timing here vasco road sees about 15 minutes longer than we expect to see about this time of year, almost 20 minutes longer than your drive expected out of the brentwood, discovery bay and 580. the traffic headed up byron highway and back down in an effort to get around the altamont pass. live look out there shows you the bay bridge with no backup yet. the traffic was held up in the altamont and it is now feeding its way through the rest of the east bay, the bay bridge toll plaza, the maze and the east shore freeway still okay. back to you. >> thanks, mike.

happening now, the tokyo olympics get the green light from g7, japan's prime minister getting support from other world leaders. right now foreigners can not attend other than the athletes and coaches from other nations. japan still battling the covid wave with few vaccines available. there's much more ahead on "today in the bay" including business booming down the pandemic for ebikes. the new safety concerns are being raised in high density areas. the beach town that may already be taking new action to crack down on a growing problem. plus, meet the drone cameraman turned hero, helping rescue dozens of animals during a natural disaster. the event that inspired him to take action. you're watching "today in the bay."

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welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." one person is recovering after fire at a transitional hotel in san francisco. it happened yesterday at the national hotel on market street. now, the hotel helps people who were previously homeless. supervisor matt haney tweeted 80 people were displaced. housing. and red cross the cause of that fire is under investigation. video showing a rescue mission in humboldt bay. the coast guard helped a surfer friday night who got taught in high tides.

see here the air crew hoisted that surfer into the helicopter, that surfer expected to be okay. when it comes to rescue missions, one drone pilot is changing things up, instead of filming luxury skyscrapers, doug throne started using his drone expertise to help track and rescue animals left stranded after national disasters. how cool is that? he is expected to do a lot more with this. he explains how he rescued dogs after a wildfire and what you can actually see in his upcoming show "doug to the rescue." this is on curiosity stream. >> i was actually working as a cinematographer filming a guy that was rescuing cats by using infrared scope on the ground, and then trapping the cats after the big paradise fires that burned about 15,000 houses. >> wow. >> this guy, shannon jay, amazing cat rescuer, he knew i was an aerial cinematographer

and we were talking about how if we put infrared scope on a drone, that could find all sorts of animals and fast forward about eight months later, i was volunteering with the "sea shepherd" marine conservation organization delivering aid and then filming what was happening in the bahamas, and i went out there and i could see all the devastation, and then was seeing dogs trapped amongst the rubble, and thought back about having the infrared scope on a drone. i went back to california and did fund-raising, got one of the drones and put infrared scopes and spotlights and went back out to the bahamas and it worked so exceptionally well, i basically went from the bahamas and eight months in australia rescing koalas. >> if you want to check out the fullstery head to nbc lx, it's 11-15 over the air, channel 1r8

5 on xfinity cable or any time you want on lx.com. you may have seen him cruising around or maybe had a near collision with one, ebike sales have boomed since the pandemic but as popularity increases some california communities are expressing safety concerns. that's because some ebikes can reach speeds of over 20 miles per hour and there is no age, license or insurance requirement. a petition is now being launched in san diego county solano peach to ban them from some beaches. one ebike shop says he doesn't think that's a good idea. >> i don't think it's really the electric bikes that are getting the bad rap. the bad rap should be the people that are riding them. >> other people believe instead of banning ebikes some companies renting them should require people to ride more responsibly. over the weekend, stanford's class of 2021 was recognized with an in-person graduation ce at stanford stadium, nearly

bachelor's degrees were handed out. the class of 2007 stanford alum and actress issa rae reflected on the difficult journey the graduates experienced to this point. >> you guys are incredible for making it this far. obviously this past year and a half has tested so many of us, and i can't imagine having to muster up the enthusiasm, much less the strength to finish getting my degree while the world was falling apart around us. but you [ bleep ] did it. and -- [ cheers and applause ] >> kudos to that class and the class of 2021, 154 are international students representing 57 countries. >> congratulations to them all. right now at 6:00, racing towards a full reopening. >> people are feeling more comfortable. >> with less than 24 hours until california drops all covid restrictions, businesses gearing up. a live report on what you need

to know, before ditching your mask. plus on the road. the push vice president kamala harris is set on the vaccine rollout as president joe biden prepares for an important summit on the world stage. and later this week, ramping up bay area fire danger. the key plan one homeowner saved his life and why he says that you should prepare now. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. it's friday morning, and a good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your day with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm cierra johnson. laura garcia is off this morning. we'll get things started with a check at our forecast first, here is meteorologist kari hall. good morning, kari. >> good morning. marcus said it's friday already so i guess we skipped on past the heat wave. it's monday, and we are starting out with still some nice weather across the bay area. by wednesday we're talking about triple-digit temperatures for our inland areas, and it will