right now at 5:00, more than a dozen people injured after illegal fireworks explode during a planned detonation in southern california. another sign of danger. crews making sure they are ready ahead of the fourth of july. i hear those voices. i hear them. i know them. i think about them every single day, every night. >> president biden heads to south florida this deadly cond collapse. a new team of experts will try to untangle the mystery behind the collapse. "today in the bay" continues right now. i am marcus washington.

>> i am laura garcia. we are expecting the new drought data numbers within the next hour. kari hall, these dry conditions making dangerous scenarios as we head into the fourth of july holiday. >> july 1st is the beginning of the water year. i want to show you how we left it, some of the rainfall deficits over 20 inches for santa rosa, and oakland almost 11 inches. san francisco, almost 14 inches of a rainfall deficit. they are only measuring five inches of rain in livermore as well as san jose. when we look at this and how it compares to normal, we only made about a quarter of our normal amount of rainfall last water year, so today we get the drought data coming out and i will have that update coming up later. >> thank you so much, kari. the fourth of july, not just about barbecue and beach time. firefighters are also getting

ready for what may be a busy weekend, and given the dry conditions, they are asking everybody to ditch the fireworks. kris sanchez is live for us in san jose. this is where important training takes place today, kris. >> reporter: yeah, there's a two-day live wildfire training happening for firefighters so they can make sure they are ready for whatever happens this weekend. take a look at what happens down in los angeles this is related to illegal fireworks. the explosion happened as the lapd bomb squad was trying to detonate 5,000 pounds of illegal fireworks, and all 17 people were injured in that. back here in the bay area in contra costa county, investors

seized fireworks. five miles of grizzly peak boulevard will be closed to all but residents between 5:00 in the morning on sunday, the fourth of july, and 6:00 in the morning monday. >> reporter: 19,500 fires were sparked by fireworks in 2018, and is that the recent information we have, so it's clearly a danger. cal fire got into a partnership with cal fire to crack down on fireworks as well. >> thanks so much, chris. first lady now on their way to the site of the deadly surfside

building collapse. we have video in showing air force one. tracie potts joins us with more information on the details of the trip as he tries to bring comfort to the victims' families as they watch and wait. >> exactly, laura. confidence that the federal government is going to be there to back the effort and bring closure to all of the families. president biden will speak with them today as they await word and hold out hope for their loved ones. >> whatever help you want, the federal government can provide. we're waiting. just ask us. we'll be there. we'll be there. >> president biden and jill biden plan a full day in surfside, florida, today, getting updates and thanking

first responders and meeting devastated families. 18 are now confirmed dead 145 still unaccounted for. i he. i hear them. i know them. i think about them every single day, every night. >> the latest victims were four and 10-years-old. >> any loss of life, especially given the unexpected unprecedented nature of this event is a tragedy. but the loss of our children is too great to bear. >> the national institute of standards and technology will investigate. >> this will be a fact-finding, not fault-finding technical investigation. it will take time, possibly a >> a specialized urban search

and rescue teams heads to south florida today to assist. tracie potts, nbc news. happening today, california turning the page on the juvenile detention. oversight will move from the department of correction to health and human services. supporters say it will boost chances to reform young offenders. all three state facilities are slated to close in 2023. a live look in san jose, more changes coming to the city's skyline. "mercury news" reporting there's a plan approved to build two 20

story buildings, and they are shooting for an opening by the end of 2024. more help coming for people trying to make it in the bay. in san francisco, the city is set to give out housing vouchers to 1,000 people without a place to live. they are calling it a big boost for the mayor's recovery plan. she's pushing to create 6,000 healthy alternatives within the next year. also happening today, so good you maybe can taste it. south bay restaurants are hoping to get a boost with the dine downtown deals that are returning after being scaled back last year due to the pandemic. this year's events will be extended from a week to 18 days. it's all to help restaurants and cafes as they work to come back from covid. let's make some reservations. and the weather said, come

on outside, let's have lunch, dinner, whatever you want to have. >> we started out with clouds and see it clearing out by late morning. a live look in san jose as we are getting a foggy and cloudy start across much of the bay area. look at where we are headed for today. 77 for a high temperature downtown, and concord reaching 73 degrees. in srau nod yo, we will see the high up to 80 degrees. expect more of the comfortable weather. we will look at the weekend forecast in a few minutes. mike, any problems for the commute right now? >> we have less of an issue in fremont, and alvarado, niles, everything is opened up from whatever was going on. typically construction there, but did not look like typical information on the grid. and then folks driving on 84 are

getting a good benefit early in the commute. and it sounds like an earlier traffic break cleared everything to the shoulder. no problems right now, and down to the bay bridge. visibility should be good. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a live look at the golden gate bridge and a reminder for everybody commuting to or from the north bay, fast track you will pay 8.05, and pay as you go will be 20 cents more, and carpool rates go up 30 cents. the new rates are the next phase of the multiyear toll increase approved back in 2019. that's not all for drivers. expect more pain at the pump as well. just ahead on "today in the bay," the holiday weekend around the corner, and many people

hitting the road and gas across the state just got more expensive. you realize we are entering the second half of 2021. we'll look at what is ahead as far as all those prices go. >> plus, no love for the big red dog. we'll tell you the problem social media is having with the trailer for the new "clifford" movie.

right now at 5:12, this is as close as we get to rain this time of year and it's enough to wet the camera and roads and give our vegetation a little humidity, too. i know you want sunshine. i'll let you know if you will see it heading into the holiday weekend coming up in a few minutes. yeah, look at that in emeriville, a little blurry for folks. we can see the taillights. they are moving a little closer together, and we'll show you how that commute is shaping up. happy thursday. you know how your parents used to say this is the first day of the rest of your life? today is the first day of the rest of the year. we are officially in the second half of 2021. the stock market has done well so far this year. look at the numbers. from wednesday, you see a lot of

progress on the dow. the real story is the s&p 500. instead of looking at the daily numbers. so far in 2021, the nasdaq is up 12.5%. the dow just a little bit more ar's day. these would be phenomenal numbers over the course of a year, much less six months. we will get first-time jobless claims soon, and there are shortages, high prices, and jobs are out there, maybe not jobs people want but there are a lot of people desperate for workers, and more than 13 million jobs posted right now have been a vacant for a month on average. ford will briefly suspend the production of the bronco because they are running shorts on the parts to make it. this is not due to a chip shortage which caused other cars to slow down or stop production.

not sure what part they are missing but there you go. lumber prices are way, way down, and you may not be in the market for lumber, and it's important because it's one of the things that was pointed to as a spike in inflation, where we wondered if it was permanent, and i think that's a good sign. >> yeah, i had a friend building a home, and they were, like, everything is more expensive. now is the time to buy a home. >> yeah. but not pump gas. >> yeah, speaking of that. happening today across california, a new half cent gas tax increase kicks in. get this, in some places it's now hitting $5 a gallon.

can you believe that? what triple expect is 43 million people to hit the road this weekend, and this is the second highest amount ever. >> it's optimism where there's a global increase in demand on crude oil as well as optimism. >> makes you want to stay at home. the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is $4.35. >> i should have filled up yesterday, right? >> yeah. >> are you craving one of your disneyland treats? this morning we have new details and good news if you are lucky enough to be headed to the park. more restaurants set to open starting this week. and mobile ordering available in many spots to save you a little time. before you go, you should definitely check the official

disney parks blog to see which parks are offering it. a beloved children's book is hitting the screen. >> how big will he get? >> that depends, doesn't it? >> on what? >> how much you love him. >> the book series was first published in 1963, and it has been read by millions. some on social media not impressed with the trailer so far, saying clifford should be bigger. you see him there. pretty interesting. >> wouldn't fit in the house if he was any bigger. >> yeah, you can see how he's a rather active little pup. >> cute. yeah. >> would not look that cute on the commute. >> no. if you are walking the dog and need a doggie bag.

we're looking over here, green sensors and the construction cleared up. over here, west of 580, there was a crash and the update is it's just off of 580. 580 still has a lighter volume, and just a little slowing shows up here at value aseedious. kari, getting over to the bay bridges, southbound 101, an easy drive down towards the golden gate bridge. what is your visibility of our forecast? >> yeah, it has been foggy at the golden gate bridge, once they get there and we see the clouds extend inland, and the bay area nice and cool while at times foggy at the coastline. and oakland with cooler

temperatures and clouds to start out the morning. all the drizzle you are seeing right now with gradually start to clear up as we head into later today. temperatures going from the upper 50s was head out the door to low 60s by lunchtime and eventually making it into the low 70s. 7-day forecast, not a whole lot of changes here weather-wise as we go into the next several days. we are looking at mostly 70s for the south bay and low 80s for the south county. this is like it was yesterday, reaching into the mid-80s for much of the east bay. for san francisco, expect highs in the mid-60s this afternoon, and our north bay temperatures in the upper 70s in mill valley, but still going to be hot in ukiah, reach into the mid-90s. our weather pattern continues with this strong area of high pressure that is pumping in monsoonal moisture. we're still looking at that

chance into the next couple of days that there may be some dry lightning, and that's lightning without the rain and that could spark new fires, and that's what caused the fire we are seeing over mt. shasta right now. looking at the temperatures here for the weekend, still pretty nice. for the july fourth weekend, still warm weather while san francisco will reach into the upper 60s. now as we turn toward our climate in crisis, we are looking at the historic heat that hit parts of the pacific northwest, and this is also what caused temperatures in british columbia and canada to hit 121 degrees. that was the hottest temperature ever recorded in this area and the region is still having a lasting impact from that. just a small village, and they had some of the areasworld-wide

headlines, because of the unprecedented high. that temperature reaching 49.6 degrees celsius. it killed 223 people across the provence, and most people don't have air-conditioning. and now fires exploded all around the community. they have all been evacuated as several wildfires closed the areas to the north and south. this is a dire situation. it's a warning for us here in the bay area that we are seeing extreme heat and fires made worse by climate change and we need to be prepared. see how you can get prepared and how the bay area is affected by climate change by going to nbcbayarea.com. 5:21. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a power outage doesn't have to surprise you. you can get an advanced warning. we'll show you how, next.

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welcome back. 6:24 right now. during the heat wave we got weeks ago there was a big warning that power outages could happen anytime in the bay area. >> fortunately we did not have to experience that this time around, and it gives us time to prepare for the next one. >> losing power at home or work doesn't always have to be a surprise. let me show you how to get advanced warnings. first, rotating outage pz that the key is to know your block number because that's how the outages rotate, by block number. this is pg&e, and now look for your address. pg&e plots outages on a map and website, and pgealerts.com.

bookmark it. in the upper left, if you click future psps outages, you can look ahead. pg&e uses contact info it has on file, so make sure your account is up-to-date. you can do that online or by calling 866-743-6589. it only took 2 1/2 minutes for an agent to pick up. today a statue of princess diana will be unveiled. >> the statue will sit outside kensington palace. this morning a royal historian is sharing what makes her such a memorable global icon.

>> somebody who, of course, has given the world two fine up standing young princes, who hopefully together, but if not, separately, will try in their own way to make the world a better place. >> the statue will be unveiled on the "today" show right after "today in the bay." and then a grand jury indictment, what we know about that indictment just issued. and pg&e has a big ask this morning and ultimately you will likely pay for it. the big reason behind the new proposed rate hike.

trump organization's money man just turning himself into authorities after a grand jury issued an indictment against him, and donald trump's company overnight. out of control. big three wildfires burning across california. the impact right here at home. "today in the bay" continues right now. 5:30 on your thursday morning. thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. first, the breaking news. indictments handed down against the trump organization's top money man. >> yeah, important to note. no indictments against former

president trump himself. >> that's exactly right, at least not so far. it's impossible for us to know what is happening on the grand jury level, but you have his company, the company he's in charge of, under investigation. his cfo's book keep is under indictment. it's our understanding that trump's cfo, allen weisselberg, turned himself in. somebody was able to snap a picture. we do have that. we are not sure what charges he faces. he will appear in court later today in new york city. several news agencies say it has to do with taxes and whether or not he paid income tax as some of the perks he got. you do have to pay taxes as a car, and not paying it could lead to criminal charges, but

this is a pretty thin gruel. it's also reported that weisselberg has not been helping prosecutors as they chase after bigger charges against bigger people, and prosecutions are sometimes used as an incentive. we are waiting to hear if there are any indictments as to whether the trump organization. inflating value, deflating when it comes to taxes. "the new york times" was the first to investigate that, and then trump's own former lawyer testified about that under oath and said it was true. and he -- we are waiting for a statement from the trump

organization. new evacuations under way as crews in northern california battle three growing wildfires. the largest is the lava fire near mt. shasta. so far it burned nearly 18,000 acres since last week. the fire was sparked by lightning. in the meantime about 25 miles from there, the tenant fire, more than 8,000 acres, and the salt fire started just yesterday. that new video of the fire battle going on north of redding, that is set to be growing quickly with all of the dry trees out there. >> yeah, and all of the smoke from the wildfire affecting us in the bay area. >> you may be anyone to smell a little of that especially in the east bay and parts of the north bay, and you can see the bright

colors where the source of the fires are and where that smoke travels due to our wind pattern we are seeing right now. even into tomorrow a lot of the smoke in the upper levels of the atmosphere stays away from the bay area, and as we bring it down to the surface, we are also seeing some of the smoke traveling away from the bay area, so near the surface we are looking pretty good. you may smell that a little bit as it gets drawn into our marine layer especially in the morning hours, and it should improve as we go in to later today, and looking at the surface air quality, today it's expected to be pretty good but it could all change in the next few days if we get new fires started closer to the bay area. we will continue to monitor that. >> thank you. pg&e makes a new request to hike your monthly bills to help adntion costs. the utility asking pg&e to

approve $3.6 billion in hikes. it would increase $36 per month, and the commission does not approve request all or nothing, so it could approve a lower hike. starting today, anybody that loses their home in a wildfire will have access to a more assistance. that's one of a new handful of new laws taking affect today. move us forward on some of the new rules and regulations that we have to get used to. >> reporter: yeah, today is july 1st. as you mentioned, it's the start of several new bills go into effect, and it's just so pertinent to those living here in the state of california and in the bay area. starting today, parts of two laws officially go into effect and they are both designed to

help homeowners that lose property in wildfires. one of the laws, assembly bill 3012 would afire an additional living expense covered for two weeks. in addition to wildfires, it's something else we have been talking about a lot here in the state of california, gun laws, the state also passed legislation extending the limit on purchasing more than one handgun in a 30-day period to include some rifles that meet the definition of a sight rifle. and then a new law known as laura's law will allow the courts to obtain outpatient treatment for individuals with mental illness that may be a danger to themselves or others.

they are now required to hold public hearings at the board of supervisors about whether to opt in or opt out using that assisted outpatient history. if a county decides not to participate, to opt out, they would have to provide a specific reason. this bill would repeal any expiration of laura's law, and we're talking mental health and gun control and a little more incentive, a little more money for those that lose property in wildfires. this is statewide. we're live in san francisco. >> thank you so much, cierra. we have the full list on our website, just head over to nbcbayarea.com. and then a man killed on

violet drive on highway 37 and 29. the man who died has not been identified. police not commenting about a possible suspect or motive. now to the search for survivors in the deadly condo collapse in south florida. we just learned moments ago rescue crews are pausing their search efforts because of safety issues according to the ""miami herald."" in the meantime, president biden and the first lady are onboard air force one heading to the site. sadly the remains of two children were among the victims found yesterday bringing the total number of confirmed deaths to 18. another 145 people unaccounted for. a new count puts the number of units destroyed at 55. look at the camera, what

they were able to capture. look at that. no, way. go away, kitty, katie. this is near dana and shelton street. the homeowner said she posted this on social media to warn those with pets and joggers out there. >> it was a little scary. not expected. i will look out the window a few more minutes longer before i walk out the door. >> i think it's more than a little scary. police also took this on the opposite side of 101, on what they think was the same animal seen in an open space. officials hope that mountain lion keeps heading west away from the homes. you have more time to check out all the offerings of the contra costa library.

you will have an additional hour of access each day. more openings are planned next week. >> maybe read a book on the beach. if you are going to be on the beach in lake tahoe, that's a popular destination for the fourth of july weekend. we are watching out for a chance of thunderstorms popping up today and tomorrow. the rain chances go down for the weekend so that will be perfect in time for the festivities there as our temperatures reach up to 81 on the fourth. looking at sonoma valley, we will see the temperatures in the low 80s throughout the weekend, starting out with clouds but afternoon sunshine. if your weekend plans take you to l.a., it's going to be comfortable with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s into the next few days. of course we watch closely the fireworks show for san francisco, and it looks at this point like there could be fog,

so we'll keep you updated. mike, what is the update on the morning commute? >> we have a crash in the north bay, and it's not the there's a crash that could have major injuries. i'm tracking that. highway 37 just starting to slow the mild slowing out of vallejo. and then lighter volume over all in san jose starts with 101. reaction following a stunning decision, coming up. >> my heart especially goes out to those that bravely testified in both of his criminal cases. >> bill cosby now a free man after pennsylvania supreme court vacates his assault convictions. what two bay area accusers are saying about the controversial ruling. president biden and the first lady on their way to florida to meet with the

victims' families there. plus, in washington, an investigation into the january 6th attack. and then the new plea britney spears' father is making to courts. - turn left.

majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. we are seeing low clouds over emeriville, and visibility near the close line with drizzle.

i'll have more on the drought numbers coming up in a few minutes. and then a crash with minor to moderate injuries, but still traffic backing up there. quarter to 6:00 right now. first time jobless claims fell to 364,000. that's a new pandemic low, and lower than analysts expected. about 3.5 million americans filed continuing claims. bill cosby back at home this morning. yesterday pennsylvania supreme court judges overturned his criminal conviction. a legal de. the 2018 current district attorney took the case to trial in part based on that testimony.

we are hearing from cosby for the first time, actually spoke to a radio station. >> this is for all the people who have been imprisoned wrongly regardless of race, color or creed. >> for the women that accused cosby of attacking them, this legal decision is a shock and devastating. >> setbacks teach us to do something better the next time. we have to take what education we have gotten out of this situation and turn it into something constructive. >> cosby spent three years in prison after being convicted. cosby maintained the encounter was consensual.

spears recently made an emotional plea to the judge alleging she was over worked and barred from having more children. spear's father acts as conservator on the business side. montgomery's attorney stated she is bound to maintain a code of ethics. and then meeting with families who are still waiting to hear if their loved ones or dead or alive. >> if there's something the president is really good at that he really knows, it's helping people after they have lost a loved one. he has lost a daughter, a son and first wife. marine one left this morning and he's expected in miami and will

be there all day and we'll bring you updates. back in washington the house passed a measure to investigate the origins and causes. this will be a committee selected by democrats. speaker pelosi said she will talking about republican members. the select committee may resemble the select committee that investigated the attack on the in benghazi.

allen weisselberg has surrendered himself. former president trump in texas on wednesday. he not so far has made public statements about the developments in the courts today. he did have something to say about the border wall. >> we have to get that painted now. they have to paint it, because if they don't paint it, bad things are happening. i'm looking and it has to be painted. >> we'll be monitoring that, certainly. everything happening in new york city and washington. follow me on social media. on twitter i am @scottmcgrew. hard to believe it's july 1st, and it's also hard to believe 23 days until the olympics. for the first time in forever, you will be able to say surf's

up. >> yeah, i always thought it was an olympic sport, but, hey, it's made up of two men and two women, and they are not training in colorado. one team member, we will listen to what she has to say. >> we are relying on mother nature. people will be interested in that, a lot of hurry up and waiting, and it's exciting and coolest sport ever. >> story of our life, right, hurry up and wait? >> uh-huh. >> you can watch the olympics right here on nbc bay area exclusively. >> yeah, pick the locations, yeah, maybe hawaii. we have been waiting for new drought data to come in. kari, do you have new news for

us? >> yeah, we get the update every thursday and we just got the update showing that there's no change, that we are still looking at one-third of california in the highest level of the drought. it's very widespread across the region, anywhere west of the rockies. we are all lacking this water. as we get a look at some of the areas hardest hit by the drought, it's the north bay, parts of the east bay, and we will have more details on this and how much rain we need to catch up to normal coming up at 6:00. right now as we look at our temperatures for today, heading up to 83 degrees in east san jose. it will be like yesterday with a nice breeze picking up and a lot of sunshine for the afternoon hours. and one thing that fog is provide something slightly lower fire index as we have seen the humidity pushing inland. we're looking at still a lot of

fog in san francisco. the midst and drizzle, even some of it enough to add up in the rain bucket. temperatures in the upper 70s in mill valley, and clear lake reaching into the mid-90s. we are seeing a surge of monsoonal moisture in the region. for us we are seeing a ocean breeze picking up a westerly wind, and so we're looking good for your fourth of july plans outside. our valleys reach into the mid-80s and we will see that continue into early next week. fog, mist and drizzle in san francisco may block your view of fireworks in san francisco, so might want to check out our website, nbcbayarea.com to see where else you could see fireworks this weekend. kari, we're looking all right, typical slowing in the south bay at 101.

a little build. the peninsula completely clear. you are at speed there. and then this is westbound 24 around st. stevens, that's where a disabled vehicle is reported in lanes but have not seen slowing over the last five minutes ago. and earlier in the show we talked about the grizzly peaks closure, and it's where people like to go to view the fireworks, but it's restricted access in the area so note that will be the case for 24 hours through july fourth. here in the north bay, here's the crash -- highway 12 may be closed, so keep that in mind, it's a local road that takes you the long way around and there's a crash with injuries that will affect highway 12. and it's showing minimum slowing coming out of vallejo. here's the golden gate bridge.

kari talking about moisture. there's mist that settled on the roadways, so it could be a little slick. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, hundreds of thousands of people across the bay area will be paying more for garbage, recyclable and compostable pickup. the cost is going up. people in alameda will see an increase of about a dollar. much more ahead on "today in the bay," including settling a suit. the big payout james franco is paying to his accusers. plus, ahead at 6:00, the holiday travel rush is on ahead of the fourth of july weekend. an all new warning from the tsa with what you need to know

before you head to the airport to catch your next flight. starting new data showing who has been impacted the most by covid-19. a lot more news ahead. it's 5:54. you're watching "today in the bay."

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bay." new details according to court dock manies, actor james franco is agreeing to pay $2 million to settle a sexual lawsuit. the pair alleged they and others were tricked into fulfilling sexual acts and by franco and his partners. and then lafayette sean whaly. a woman charged in the case allegedly paid $1,000 for the dogs, then returned them with hopes of collecting the half million reward from lady gaga. the dogs are now back in lady

gaga's hands. if you are vaccinated in most cases you los angeles county mandated its mask mandate. there regardless of vaccination status is asked to wear masks indoors and outdoors because of the delta variant. and then delays due to weather. >> ignition. and liftoff -- >> yesterday's launch was the 20th this year, and according to spacex this payload includes 88 satellites from small companies. out of this world, a meal right here, a french astronaut showing off cooking skills in pace, a piece of tortilla with

strawberries and a spread of chocolate there on the iss. he said my crew mates were very disappointed my cooking skills were close to zero. shame on that french man. >> i am surprised the frenchman would use a tortilla instead of a crepe. a massive blast caused by illegal fireworks. the arrest made after all of this unfolded in los angeles a live report on the growing concerns over fireworks and fire dangers here in the bay area. i am meteorologist, kari hall. those dangers are growing as the drought conditions worsen. i will break down the all-new drought monitor that just came out minutes ago. the grim search in south florida suddenly put on pause. the structural issue halting the effort to big through the rubble

as joe biden is set to arrive. the