right now at 5:00, tracking fire danger. with crews staying busy, there's more wind and hot weather on top today. the dangerous combination expected to trigger a red flag warning within hours. there i was crying. two woman killed as a taxicab crashes in downtown san francisco. ahead in a live report. the eggs s that investigators are trying to sort out, and the response from one city leader. fighting back. incredible video that stopped smash and

grab robbers targeting a southern california jewelry store. this is "nba bay area today." a good morning to you on this monday. i app marcus washington. i am laura garcia. we start with the team coverage on the high fire danger. we're going check with kari hall with the red flag warning. what parts of the bay area knees the most alerts, kari? well, it's salano county heading northward. that's where we see the hot temperatures and winds increasing late morning in to this evening and continuing through tomorrow. as we go hour-by-hour with the wind gusts forecast, we're still looking at an on shore wind flow to start the morning. notice how fairfield is getting the wind, and that's going increase and bring in the humidity for the

area. as the winds increase, we're dealing with well above normal temperatures, and that's going to be something that we will have to monitor with the hot and dry condition is conditions we're going talk more about the forecast, but the team coverage continues with bob that's tracking an active brush fire. bob, just another example of how dangerous the conditions are. >> reporter: yeah, you can understand where they're issuing a red flag warning that will go in to affect at 1 1:00 until 8:00 tomorrow night through most of salano county. that includes the city of fairfield, o. it does not include the city of value value. that means that you have the dry fuel out there and the wind gusts predicting to be high as 35 miles an hour. conditions are turning conducive

to fast spreading wildfires. case in president this is the fire that started this weekend. all evacuations have since been lifted, and as of last night this fire is 85% contained. to remind you of the importance of preparing you and your family if you live in or up against the wild land s. this is the removal of growth and trimming of dead trees. create an action plan on how you and your family will evacuate and make sure that everybody in the family has a supply kit. that includes a three day supply of non-perishable food and three gallons of water per person. reporting live bob redell in the bay area. >> thank you. we have updates on the changing in the conditions. make sure to follow us.

the handle is at kari hal handle. two woman were kill and two others hurt. >> yeah, today in the bay chris sanchez joining us now with the details. chris, were the woman inside or outside of the vehicle? >> the woman were outside and then in fact on the sidewalk when they were hit by at least one vehicle that may have been hit by another one. it was right in the middle of the amp. i want to show you the scene as it was happening. this is where police say that it looks like a taxi driver crashed in to another vehicle. that hit the two woman that died, and then another pedestrian as well. it happened near at third in the middle of the afternoon. witnesses told us that they were shocked, but sadly at least one of them said that they were not surprised. >> i did not see it. i just heard about it.

>> a lot of people do take the turns. that happens very often. >> we talked to the san francisco police that said that both drivers are cooperate being the investigation. at this point, neither drugs nor alcohol appear to be a factor. we also talked with the newly appointed supervisor for the area who says that this area has had a number of crashes. now, we will tell you that in the city up to this point this year in 2022, three other pedestrian were killed on the roadways. just for some comparison, 19 pedestrian have been killed on city streets so far this year. kris sanchez in the bay area. >> thank you, kris. >> when this happened, we send an alert out many the app. it's a good time to download the app. you can download it for free on

the apple or android phone. biden wrapping up his first official trip to asia. today he joined the prime minister in condemning russia's innovation of ukraine. the trip's focus is to strengthen american tie in the region to counter china anesthesia rising influence. >> the united states remains fully committed to japan's defense, and we welcome the opportunity to work more closely together in an increasingly challenging security environment. >> the president is also announcing a new economic agreement with several countries in the region to foster open trade. it's expected to help ease supply chain that's driving up cost here and abroad. the moment that employees were forced to step in when a group of thieves tried to pull off a smash and grab robbery. this happened yesterday. the employees quickly reacting and punching and kicking and chasing

the people out of the store. everyone inside is okay. it does not appear that the thieves made off with anything. >> quiet frightening. extending the current admission policy for the high school. they have been admitted by lottery and not academic performance. when the policy change first happened, it outraged some people and even a driving force in the recall school members. they're expected to ask the board to extend the current lottery based admission process. the board must decide if the policy remains in place for the long term. if you plan to vote in the primary, you still not have registered yet, get ready. today is the deadline. the election happens 15 days from now on june 7th. mailed applications must be postmarked by today. election day is june 7th.

we want to make sure that you are informed. use the smart phone by scanning the smart code. i want to show you that. okay. we do have it. that's on the screen right there. you can actually scan that . it takes you right to the decision 2020 coverage. you can head to nbcbayarea.com. the giants are beefing up security after tense moments when the fans started to throw things on the field. they were playing the padres. fans threw baseballs in the directions of the left fielder. someone threw a can of beer. the giants over the weekend beefed up security and the police presence and will continue to do so this week. taking a live look outside as we track that climate weather alert this morning. waiting for the sun's arrival. kari hall has a look at the forecast today

and beyond. it's so nice out there this evening. we're going to start out with the temperatures in the mid-60s. notice the wind gusts at 24 miles an however. it's very windy out there in the park. once again, that's the reason why we're under this weather alert. for some areas in the city, it's still going to be cool and high humidity. you do want to plan the day around the heat. there's a spotlight and we start out with the temperatures at 76 degrees. you want to go to the park and get in the outdoor activities. a look at the trend. at 3:00, we're at 91. very hot out there as we head for the lower 90s in fairfield. there's going to be a huge difference in the temperatures from the coastline. we will be in the mid-60s to parts of the bay where we have the 70s. upper 80s for the valley. once again, the low 90s for the hottest spots inland. it gets hotter tomorrow. we will talk about that in a few minutes. where we can find the slightly loser gas. >> yeah, let's start in the

south bay. we have the speedway express on the street, and then on the peninsula, it's the 76th and that's the 589. i know that's not as good as the others. that's way better at the 637 that we saw. the roadways and freeways are looking really good. this crash in fremont, i told you that we would check on that. that's south bound 880 pass the mission there. everything looks like it's on the shoulder and should be clear soon. no slowing on the sensors. looking at the rest of the bay, getting in to san francisco a smooth drive on the bay bridge and then golden gate as well. 101 around and then the irk isle. a road side fire and trees i'm tracking this. that is just a small issue, but it will let that spread. meanwhile, over to scott. coming up today in the bay, the lucy economic numbers. are things as bad as they think? let's start the monday morning

with a little bit of optimism. a real taste of the wild west here in northern california. when the bulls unexpected turn in to the crowd. crossing the finish line. the big accomplishment for the weather man just completed over the weekend. the weight loss journey hitting a new milestone. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay."

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ask is good monday morning to you. we're under a weather alert due to the high fire danger. the north bay we're watching especially. as you head out to work, we're starting out with mild temperatures. low 50s here. we will see a mostly sunny sky today. temperatures warming up quickly heading for the mid-70s at noon. we will talk about that spot in salano county where we're still dealing with the fire and high fire danger coming up. not sure if you can see this on the right side of the screen. the flashing lights. they're in the parking lot there. it's a crew that's clearing some overnight west. this is westbound heading in to the north bay 101. that's clear. 101 in san francisco a couple of new incidence. we will track them coming up. well, good morning. very happy monday to you. lauren mentioned that biden continues his trip in asia including a trip to honda. the south korean car maker says that it will build more factories in america near savannah, georgia creating

more than 8,000 jobs. you can see the president announcing that. we're expecting the better day today on the stock market than we have had lately. the markets did trade to the positive on friday. barely. the dow closed eight point s higher. i want to expand on the asian economic deal that the white house just announced. they're light on detail, but we know that japan, india and south korea are involved. it's important after the defeat of the trans pacific partnership or tpp. some people did not like the tpp. donald trump did not. he removed us from the treaty. the strength of that did helped us to gang up on china. china was not asked to join. the new agreement, as small as it is, it helps countries try to compete. everybody is worried about the economy and inflation. ross store says that they're having trouble with sales saying that high prizes are having customers

looking for deals. they're #k078 pairing to it the recession of 2009. target said that the inflation was hurting taushlth because target was not passing the cost down to customers or not yet. try to keep perspective that house value is up 656% of americans own their own home. jobless claims the lowest that they have been since 69, factories are working faster and harder than they have in decades. we talked last week about a potential bare market on the s&p. look at this chart. the index closed at 3901. you can see how it is. that's going to be before

the pandemic. the s&p 500 is now than the good old days than the boom pandemic. marcus and laura, i know when we put the money in the stock market, we don't expect it to be like it was, that's not growth. again, that's not bad either. we're on a downturn, but let's not talk ourself in to this. make sense? >> yeah. >> it's like hey, look at my numbers. >> yeah, that's coming up. >> hoping just a little bit. yeah. thanks, scott. 5:17 for you this morning. new for you. amazon looking to sublet 10 million set of warehouse space in some of the leases. this comes as the companies online shopping boom slows. bloomberg reports that the space is including the facilities in new york, new

jersey, southern california and atlanta. last month there was a slow growth and a weak profit outlook. some are blaming it on the over building during the pandemic. for you this morning, a big day for al roker. >> yeah, that's right. he completed a 13-mile an hour race. >> it was a pace of 15 minutes a mile. setting a personal record for himself. the marathon is special because roker under went bypass surgery back in 2002. >> i remember that picture on the right. all right. take a look at this video right here. this is new for you this morning of a bull riding event that got out of control over the weekend in redding. watch that. that bull right there as

it gets away. look at that. do you see that? >> oh man. >> right in to the crowd. jumping over that. six people were injured, but none of those injuries are set to be serious. it took a while to capture that bull. handlers only caught up with them about a half mile away not before it ran in to another woman. >> yeah. >> yeah, that's running in to the crowd. >> yeah, i did not know that they could jump that high. >> yeah. hopefully to get the nose bleeds. >> yeah, that's what happened. >> everybody is okay or expected to be okay. the jury is not too serious. >> yeah. >> not going go in to the rodeo. >> yeah. metrologist is here and then that's something else and then

that's the temperatures. >> yeah, we have before talking about this on friday. the high fire danger and we were hoping that nothing was could out of it. then cans are way too dry, and then just this small spark can spread and get out of control fairly quickly. we have a flag warning as the winds increase. let me show you why. you have to have a real tav humidity numbers at a certain percentage in the teens or beloaf. we're seeing moderate humidity for the afternoon. look at fairfield. it drops down to the single digit. that air is so dry. anything could spread very quickly with the light breeze. we're looking at the winds in those areas about 15 to 20 miles per hour. make it up to 30 in the upper elevations. with a dry and very low humidity and gusty winds, we have to be careful once again or it may make the fire that's

already going in a different direction or continue to go. as we look at what is happening elsewhere across the bay area, still an on shore wind flow. that keeps the coastle areas cooler and the wind is going to still be breezy at times. the temperatures there in the 60s. we have 70s for hayward, and then upper 80s through livermore as well as the south county. look how hot it's going to be and high in the 90s for morgan hill and 967 7 for concord. on wednesday it's still pretty hot in the valleys as we start out with the ex team heat for the week. we see the temperatures peeking on tuesday and wednesday along with the increased fair danger. behind that we will see the storm systems coming in, and then a chance of rain close to the bay area from sunday in to memorial day. plan on it being much keeler this weekend as you make that local get away. we're talking about that. mike, you have been watching the morning

commute. a couple of small issues. yeah, the first one that we talked about was a fire. it maybe as warming fire. we're looking at the activity and not affecting the lanes. we will track that. also, getting off the bay bridge at west 80th. we do have another crash that's in the lanes there. south 680th and there maybe a crash involving a big-rig and another vehicle. a couple of the left lanes opened. we will track that as well. the rest of the areas are in the green. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:22. next the bay area responds. an eight month delay. five months in limbo and zero response. i am chris, and that's one for us. nbc bay area responds.

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888-969-tips. >> thanks, chris. the top stories that we're following today and the fight against covid. what pfizer is revealing on the effectiveness of a vaccine for the children. the request is expected to make within days to the u.s. regulators. i am sharon liver in berkley with a thousand of students will be required to wear a mask again starting this morning. i will show you why coming up. you're watching today in the bay.

right now at 5:30. another fire danger for salano county as well as parts of the sacramento valley as high windy conditions return to the bay area once again. i am timing out the red flag warning set to take affect in a matter of hours. make sure that the kids pack the mask and backpack. what school is reinstating the masking rules inside of the classroom. why some parents are surprised that it came like this. formula. finally a new overseas shipment touching down as parents struggle to find enough supply for the baby. when the much needed product is going hit the store shelves. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. here we are and getting started with the day. i am marcus washington.

i am laura garcia. let's get a look going across the area. things looking to be dry and hot. yes, a 11:00 it starts for salano county. this is the only area in the high fire danger as we see the high winds picking up and over the weekend we saw what that could mean for some of those areas around fairfield with the fires that are ongoing right now. we do have a light wind to start out with. kind of an ocean breeze that keeps the coastal areas and parts of the bay cool. for our inland areas, once that wind shifts and comes in from the north, we will have extremely low humidity and some of those wind gusts could dry out the vegetation even more. we're really concerned with the high fire danger for today along with the gusty winds, and temperatures are going up for the inland valleys while the coastal areas are comfortable. we will talk about the temperatures and what is ahead in the forecast coming up in a few minutes.

>> thanks so much, kari. now, the free bay area app is a great way to keep keep track. you can download it right now. it's free. it's 5:31, breaking this morning on the covid front. pfizer is saying the covid vaccine is safe and affective for the younger of the children. the drug maker says that three doses for children ages six months to five years old gave children a strong immune response with more than 80% ethicacy. pfizer plans to give the data to the u.s. regulators later this week for emergency use authorization. in the meantime a thousand of students for the last two weeks of the school year will be a throw back of sorts. they're required to wear a mask indoors. >> we're live in berkley this morning to breakdown the data leading to that change. >> reporter: good morning. the parents had all weekend to gear up with this with the kids.

the announcement came last friday that the kids will have to start to wear the masks again starting this morning. this affects 10,000 students in 16 schools with the berkley unified cool district. the superintendent says that they're following the recommendations from the public health officer. parents were shocked to hear the latest covid numbers on friday with the 40 daily cases when there were only eight in march. that prompted parents to comply. >> i don't know why it's coming back. maybe this is something in the air. it's super crazy. i don't want to wear this anymore, but you never know. i think that it's wise. i think that we have been very cautious during the pandemic, and we support, you know reinstatement of the masking. long term, you know, we will just see how it pans out. >> in california we are seeing

this morning the latest covid numbers showing 6% positivity rate. the resent numbers showing unvaccinated people are five times more likely to get covid than those vaccinated. the superintendent says that the hope that the new mask mandate all over is going to get the students through the last day of school and graduation staying healthy through that time at least. reporting live in berkley, i am sharon sharon. >> thank you. >> it limits the chances to go to graduation and all of the other things. >> yeah, absolutely. >> everybody likes normalcy. from booster shots to masks, we have you covered when it comes to the guidance. we're tracking the changes and helping you to move forward. head to nbcbayarea.com where you can get the headlines all in one place. 5:34 right now. thursday is going mark one year since the deadliest shoot nothing the bay area history.

that's when a gunman opened fire in san jose killing nine people. one of the victims was -- his family says when a coworker started to shoot, spring call in to action and calling employees and warning them to hide and avoid the building before he was shot and killed. >> it shows the world what kind of a person he was because he like always told us that he would lie down for anybody. he would help whoever he could. then the rest was that and a hero. >> he truly did. on thursday the employees and victims relatives including sing's family will gather in the yard at the private ceremony to pay tribute to all of st. the workers killed. we have complete coverage here on today in the bay including the one on one interview with the mayor sam lacardo. the man in the resent attack

says that he did it because he was offended by his jokes. now, this is a new jailhouse interview with the new york post. the suspect isaiah lee says that he identifies as by sexual. he says that he was offended by the jokes about transgender and homeless people. lee faces misdemeanor charges and attempt to assault. that's in connection with the attack that happened at the hollywood bowl. lee is currently awaiting pre trial hearing on june 2nd. much needed help is on the way for parents across the country. the first shipment of baby formula from europe is now in the u.s. today show has more on the overnight development. >> reporter: hi, good morning. here in indianapolis seeing the plane land at the airport was a welcomed site for millions of americans. the ferment la is

going to -- the formula is going to serve a limited number. now, the bigger question is what about the every i the store shelves for the children that don't need the hyper allergen i can formula and need something else? overnight at the white house they did disclose that they got the first two orders under the defense production act for the ingredients and supplies to ramp up production here at home. the big question is when will you be able to see that on store shelves? when will the baby that is need it be able to get their hands on it? we will go through that this morning on the today show and hear from manlys that are react to go the flight landing right here in indianapolis. i will see you then. >> sounds good. we look forward to it. want to take a live look out. you can see in san jose and the bay bridge there. starting out this morning, beautiful. how does it feel out there. we're monitoring the conditions. yeah, we have been talking about the red flag warning and the high fire danger.

that's for salano county and parts of the hills and inland areas. the valley temperatures are hiding for the 90s most likely by tomorrow in to the wednesday. bay in the 70s and 80s. not much of a concern there. clear start to the day. maybe a little bit hazy because of the fires that we have had over the weekend. temperature in the lower 50s to start. we will see the temperatures heating up. by lunchtime you want to grab the sandwich and head back inside. we're looking at hotter weather for fairfield. one of the areas that we're watching. we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, any issues for the morning commute? >> just a few issues. the crash and fire looks like that's clear and both of those from 101 in the san francisco area. we're going over to the east bay and looking at north and south 680th and coming in just to the south there where we're looking at an issue on either side of the freeway. no major slowing. you can see that and

the south bound commute is moving smoothly down to the dublin interchange. just a tad break of brakes as we thought.>> thanks, mike. this morning the glam our and grace comes to the bay. >> yeah some 9,000 people poured in to the center last night. this was to watch the top american figure skaters in the world including gold medallist nay khan chen. ice dancers madison chalk also performed. >> i used to figure skate when i was younger. i have always loved figure skating. i am most excited to see nathan. >> yeah just experiment and do different things that the audience does not see you do in competition. it's like pop music or whatever you pick. more show verses the nail biting

competition. >> yeah. >> olympic silver mad dalist that was raise in fremont also per wampoleed. >> we're looking forward to talking to her. such a talent. >> absolutely. it's 5:40 for you this morning. russian forces trying to build on resent gains. mariupol being called a big win for russia and the innovation of ukraine. coming up next, the new push to gain . white house is trying to clarify something that biden said. president biden know what is he said. we will take a look coming up. hoping for another championship trophy. the warriors are one step closer this morning. still ahead,' a look at the highlights from the show on the court. that's the top of the dub nation.

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we're under a weather area loretta due to the fire danger. as you're heading out, it's going to be a very warm day. temperatures start out in the lower 60s for the commute. we have a lot of sunshine. make sure that you have the sun glasses and short sleeve, and that bottle of water that you can refuel today. we will talk about how hot it gets and the continued heat and fire danger in the forest ka pal coming up. and right now we're looking

at a pretty smooth drive. good volume and traffic, and no major problems coming out all the way to the dublin interchange. looking at 680 in danville with a couple of crashes. we will track those, and what to expect coming up today. developing rite now in ukraine, russian forces are showing new signs of process after months of set backs. the military taking some new strides in the eastern ukraine. now, in one city ukraine says that weekend shelling killed at least 12 civilians. this as the evacuations continue in the devastated city of mariupol. now, over the weekend they sat down for a rare joint interview. volodymyr zelenskyy and his wife talked about the family and how the war could see. zelenskyy says that the negotiations will end the war. they're hoping that the weapons from the west could break the impasse. bid president biden approved a new

$40 billion aid package for ukraine during the south korean visit. the white house's blocking back a statement president biden made about taiwan. >> it sounds like the president mobbed it and knew what he was saying. yeah, he did and he did. the is very complex. the united states officially recognizes a one china policy that taiwan is a -- not a separate country from china. it's clearly a separate country. it's democracy. this is not a de democracy. this is an allie and not. taiwan is a separate country . at the same time, the u.s. has promised to defend taiwan. that means that we're saying two different things. those things are the same, but we will defend this. for washington the best policy when it comes to this whole thing is don't talk about it. a reporter asked the president

about taiwan. >> are you willing to get involved to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> you are? >> that's a commitment that we made. that's a commitment that we made. >> now, white house assistant issued the statement. as the president said our policy has not changed. now, our policy, of course, is totally different competing ideas at the same time. they're in conflict with each other. we do talk more about taiwan these days on the governmentle level than we used to. before we left office, the trump state department eased the rules covering the interaction between our government and taiwan. the newly elected trump took a call from the president. the first time that they had talked to a leader since 1979. speaking of president trump, a man that sort of is turning out

to be president trump's arch enemy is running for re-election in georgia. the primaries are tomorrow. trump is angry at brian kemp. a money for not taking action to prevent georgia's electors for voting for biden that they were supposed to. biden won the state. today former president mike pence will campaign with kemp. kemp looks as if he will easily win tomorrow's primary. arizona's primary was last tuesday, and we don't have a result in that state's republican primary race for senate. dr. oz and his competitor day mccormick still neck and neck. we're watching that, but not a lot o is happening. this may go down to a recount. we will talk about it on social immediate cray and answer the questions. questions are so good.

media and answer the questions. questions are so good. john deep is expected to take the stand today. depp and heard deny that had they abused each other in the relationship and marriage. 5:48. the warriors are getting so close to another nba final. dub nation can already taste that win. >> yes, look. fans going wild there. this is last night outside of the chase center. fans there at that watch party, and they're celebrating for a good reason. the warriors once again making the third quarter a big difference in the game three against dallas. steph curry finished with 31 points. look at that slam dunk.

the word yours win 109 to 100. they lead the series, and no team has come back from such a deficit to win a post season series. game four tomorrow night in dallas. >> so good. >> so good. >> wrap it up. okay. look. you saw it here on nbc bay area this weekend. it was an emotional snl season finale. >> yeah, four of the show stars are saying good-bye. >> well -- [ screaming ] . >> i love you. thanks for letting me stay a while. live from new york, it's saturday night. >> she wrapped up one of her final sketches there. other stars wrapping up the time on snl. pete davidson, kyle moony. another talented cast. >> we will see where they go from here. that's a great

impression. making room for round of great stars. >> i guess so. monday morning and we're just starting the week. >> starting it out, and starting it with increased fire dangers out there. >> yeah, and especially for salano county. some of the inland hills will have monitoring forward today and the next couple of days. we're under the red flag warning. that mean that is we will have the low humidity and high winds. i want to show you the realty humidity. the reason why this is not a divide spread red flag warning for the bay area. humidity levels have to be in the teens or lower. we're still seeing some really high humidity for much of the peninsula as well as much of the north bay as well. for fairfield, we're dropping down in to the teens and possibly in to the single digitings as the winds kick up. look how hot it is. in hayward we're looking at a high of

73 degrees and upper 60s in san francisco. you can see the spread in temperatures across the bay area. not all of us will have bad weather today. the intense heat gets stronger tomorrow as well as wednesday as we could see triple digit in fairfield. upper 90s in livermore and concord as well as santa rosa. the winds continue while san francisco will see high in the mid-70s. also, mid-70s on wednesday while it's still really hot in the valleys. starting out with the heat. the increased fire danger will continue, but then look at what happens going in to the weekend. the storm systems get closer and may even bring in a chance of showers on sunday. as we make the plans, it's much cooler and maybe even snow in the upper elevations. that's also going to bring down the temperatures significantly for the bay area. we do have to make it through the fire danger and the heat for

the next couple of days. highs retch reach nothing to the low to mid-90s. a couple of spots hitting a hundred. we start to see the cool down on thursday f. look at the weekend if you're planning to hang out close by. within three to four hours it's cooler. in the coastal areas are in the highs in the 60s. in san francisco we will see some of the temperatures warming up in to the mid-70s for today and through wednesday, and then we're back to the 60s with more clouds on thursday and friday. mike, you have been tracking the changes for the commute. what is going on now? nothing really unexpected. i want to give folks a shot and things to look ahead. no pros in the north bay. do you see where they the area is. j mack is back in service. it's been out for months for service. we have northbound. we have a couple of lanes blocked by a crash. that's the only real issue going on and just a slight build for highway 37 in the

north bay and then the toll plaza as well. in the city tonight, we talk about the park and then local street closures and then crowds. tomorrow remember the dual games and then the giants as well as the city and then the watch party. we saw the crowd there. then in the south bay there's a mild slowing for 101 through san jose as you expect. great news for caltran. back to a regular weekday service schedule. we reduced that to do the work to the tracks. back to regular schedule for the trovans. >> good to know, mike. thanks. be sure to check the pantry. several jeff peanut butter products are being recalled. this is after a salmonella outbreak. it's hit 12 states so far, but not here in california. 14 people have reported being sick. if you happen to have a jar in the recall, throw it out.

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ask is welcome back. it's 5:56. the weekend discovery of a missing bairns on the peninsula. hikers stumbled upon the person yesterday calling for help. first responders came to the scene, rescued the person that was missing for five days. thornton beach is on the edge of daly city just north of pacifica. we reached out on more information, but have not yet heard back. new video this morning. this is of a bull riding event that got out of hand in redding. take a look at the screen. that bull getting away from the handler, and then watch as that bull and what it does next. that bull just a moment there. you're going see the bull right there in to the crowd. jumping over that fence there. six people were injured. none of them with other injuries said to be serious. it took them a while to capture the bull. handlers caught up with him a

half mile away, but not before the bull ran in to another woman. she also is expected to be okay. >> quiet frightening there. >> wow. now, we want to tell you about a love story for the ages. this is a good one here. >> oh yes. this love story of a couple here. they are, get this, their names mariota and chester. they're 99 years old. they're the oldest known married couple in pennsylvania. they met in high school, started dating, got married at 18, had a baby at 19, and then the nation had a war. chester felt the need to do his part. >> i said i feel guilty not going in to protect our country. >> i told him if he did not go in, he would regret it. >> yes, you did. >> he joined the navy. one day she opened the news paper and read that his ship was lost at sea. she was devastated.

commixeder survived and made it back home. the pair is rarely apart since that day. this year they're celebrating 80 years of marriage. >> that's great. can you imagine. >> 80 years. >> look at the pictures and looking back. so nice to sigh. >> hashtag goals. >> big time. moving ahead this morning as we're approaching 6:00, we're tracking the fire danger. there's more when hot weather is heading our way. the potential dangerous combination for a red flag warning in a matter of hours. two woman killed when a taxicab crashes in san francisco. what investigators are trying to sort out and the new response from one city leader. a key deadline to get the vote in for the upcoming election. we will brick down what you need to know. this is today in the bay streaming live for you on roku, amazon fire tv,

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