away anyone's guns. this is not about villifying gun owners. we should be treating responsible gun owners as an example of how responsible gun owners should behave. >> and president biden proposes sweeping gun reforms. he insists that his plans is not about taking away anybody's rights. >> mere we go this friday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. right share took a big turn. a self-driving startup offered a new driverless ride. you will be able to book a car without backup human operators but will it be a relaxed ride for you? >> we'll show you that ahead. let's get you started with the

forecast. meteorologist kari hall is track what we can expect. >> it is going to be cool but still good in santa rosa. we are starting out with 53 degrees, a clear morning with a calm end. we'll have clouds lunchtime into the late afternoon. 77 in mountain view and 68 in san mateo. san francisco reaching the mid- 60s. i'm not expecting a lot of sunshine this weekend and i'll talk about when we could see some rain coming up in a few minutes, marcus. >> thanks so much, kari. >> if you are waking up this morning in alameda county or heading there, things have changed. as of midnight, the county is requiring people to mask up in most indoor locations. bob, there are some exceptions this time around? >> reporter: correct. good morning to you, marcus.

k-12 are exempt from this indoor mask. so is berkeley which is its own district. but if you head to the grocery stores, you are required to mask. the move has come as a surprise here. alameda county is the only county that has reinstated masking. they said that the number surpassed the wave of dealt ya. >> i understand that but everywhere, that seems overkill. >> it is to keep everyone safe from corona and for us to wear this back on, i will be in full

support of that. >> now, b.a.r.t. already required masks. and oakland airport will put up signs. travelers are no longer required to mask up on an airplane. you will have people maskless in bounds from the east coast, let's say and they'll have to mask up once they disembark and head to the baggage claim. most of the counties came together to issue mask guidance during the pandemic but almeda is alone in this one. no other county that we are aware of reinstated the mask mandate. we did speak with dr. peter chin-hong, a infectious disease specialist. he believes that this will be temporary. >> a lot of deja vu for a lot of people out there. our nation reeling from a series of deadly mass shootings. ten lives lost in the buffalo supermarket.

19 children and children killed in uvalde and now, this week, four people killed in a tulsa hospital. president biden is renewing pleas for congress to act for action. in a rare evening briefing, he stressed that enough is enough. >> that's absolutely right. good morning, laura. president biden speaking directly to the american people and laying out specific actions he wants congress to take on gun laws. >> how much more carnage are we willing to accept? how many more innocent american lives must be taken before we say enough, enough. >> reporter: the president laying out specific actions ranging from strengthening background checks to banning assault weapons or at least raising the age to purchase them from 18 to 21. also, arguing that this issue is not about taking away second amendment rights.

>> it's about protecting children. it's about protecting families. it's about protecting whole communities. >> reporter: bipartisan talks about gun laws are under way. >> i'm very clear eyed about what is possible and i am encouraged by these conversations. >> reporter: the effort has some support from republicans who want to focus on issues like mental health. >> mental illness and school safety are what we need to target. >> to say it's inconsequential -- >> reporter: but lawmakers remain divided in other areas? >> is there any other way to stop a bad guy with a gun than with a good guy with gun. >> this false notion of good guys with guns does not work. >> reporter: the president says that his message on gun violence remains the same. just do something. for god sake, do something. >> reporter: a passionate call for congress to pass measures

to curb gun violence. >> reporter: and house speaker nancy pelosi says she expects the house to pass sweeping reforms. >> the nation will continue to follow. thank you. highway 101, near the south san francisco brisbane border, a viewer just sent us this picture of the ring of fire. firefighters are arriving on the scene. however, it's important to note that highway 101 is still important and not being impacted at this time. no word yet on how this fire started. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and, of course, bring you updates as soon as we get them. 5:06 right now. today marks 100 day since russia invaded ukraine and in recent days, russia forces seem

to be gaining the upper hand. ukrainian president zelenskyy says that russia now controls 20%. ukrainians are dying, with constant shelling, and food and medicine said to be in short supply. the full story on today, following today on the bay at 7:00 a.m. 5:07 right now. happening today, san jose state university partnering with east side union high schools to open a first of its kind healthy development clinic. it will offer mentality health service and counseling. it's mostly to benefit families on the east side of san jose and south san jose. the clinic opens at 10:00 a.m. at oak grove high school. >> take a live look outside. take a look on this friday morning. sun coming up over the bay area still early but never early enough to start thinking about

the weekend. >> kari will take a look at the forecast. things will cool down a little bit? >> not only will it cool down before we talk about rain this weekend and for the month of june, we're in the dry month. you know it's not all of that unusual for us to not see any rain at all. as we take a look at how much we normally get, just a little bit, maybe 1/10 for the most part as we look at how the month usually shapes up and we're waiting for this storm system that could be approaching and bringing in at least some spotty light showers heading into saturday, starting in the morning in the north bay and then making its way into parts of the coast line, the north bay once again for sunday especially during the early morning and also late -- i should say early on sunday.

we'll see cool temperatures. i'll talking about that in a few minutes. vianey, hopefully that the commute is a lot smoother than that report. >> i've been. there i feel like i'm getting ready to go to my second cup of coffee right now. the roads are starting to get busier in the tri valley. we have reports of an accident just as you approach i-80 on tracy. i'm going to check out the chp and see what that is before. we'll see how this is impacting your drive time through the west valley. you are southbound 680 to vargas road, no delay through that stretch, about ten minutes and westbound 84 to 680, about 8 minutes. bridge drive time also looking good. no metering lights on just yet. scott, back to you. >> thank you, vianey. coming up on the day, it is jobs friday. marcus, there is a magic number

we're looking for. we'll tell you what it is. >> we'll look for that number. and you know what? you have to forget. people are talking about this, taking your driver's test the next time you ride share in san francisco. it will be interesting because, in some cases, there won't be a driver there in the driver seat. we'll explain to you the new first of-its-kind self-driving launch there. >> who wants to get behind this seat? drivers, get ready to get behind this super mario style. a look at the augmented reality ride and how it fits within the theme within the park.

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good friday morning. it is 5:13. we take a look outside. looks likes a great start to our friday morning, at least on the roads and the weather is starting out with some mid-50s. we'll see more clouds moving in. just some peeks of sunshine today as we head towards the upper 60s and low 70s. overall, a cooler weekend but we'll talk about all of the changes and rain chances in the forecast coming up. and a check of your peninsula drive time right now. southbound 101 in venice avenue to sfo, no delays being reported. you are looking at 11 minutes.

southbound 101, about nine minutes. we'll take a look at how the rest of your drive times are doing. >> very happy friday to you as well. the first friday of the month. it's june already. we'll get the latest jobs report coming up in about 15 minutes. >> growth will probably be a little slower than it's been over the past few months but still expected to be strong. the number we're really watching is the unemployment rate. 3.6% right now but could get as low as 3.5% in this morning's report. that would be as low as it was during the best days before the pandemic and, before that, the lowest in the last 50 years or so. tesla meanwhile talking about the going the other way with layoffs. reuters the first to report that elon musk sent a memo to tesla executives talking about a 10% cut. that's enormous, that's about

10,000 people. >> ford adding jobs, at least 6000 to build electric cars. ford talks about selling electric cars directly to consumers like tesla does, skipping dealerships. ford's push into electric comes as gas prices stay near record highs pushing a huge turn around for president biden. the white house says that he will add saudi arabia to a preplanned visit to europe. he will have to visit this guy. the cia says that he is a murderer ordering the dismemberment and death of kamal koushagi.

the candidate said that he is a pariah. >> we'll not sell any more weapons to them and make them pay the price and make them the pariah they are. there is very little redeeming value. >> he was talking about nbs. the trip to saudi arabia still in the planning phase but this marks a changer to real politics, the practice of doing what's practical over what's maybe moral and ideological. now, this reality hit most presidents though i think most historians say except jimmy carter. laura, carter stuck to his guns, arguably, the same historians saying that it made his administration less effective. >> thank you, scott. san francisco is about to get its first all robotic taxi service. state regulators approved the nation's first operator license. the general motor startup coup

will allow operators within the city. they are a few others testing it. until this point, fares were not allowed to be charged. everybody is so happy in that video. universal studio california giving its first big look at the next big attraction. >> this is a look at the park's newest right, mario cart's bowser challenge. they are use special ar google. goggles. universal studio, of course, also is owned by ncb universe who owns us here. >> have you ever done an of those augmented reality rides? >> i have not but i can't wait. >> they are appeasing. you are going and going and all of a sudden, you feel sick. >> that technology has

definitely changed since the last time i played mario. >> oh, big time. >> it's friday. and let's take a live look outside in oakland as we get this weekend started. we are seeing a lot of clouds overhead and may even be misting. kicking off the game in oakland, you'll end up in the mid-60s. dress appropriately for the cool weather. fremont reaching 73. 77 in concord. you can still see there's going to be a wythe range in temperatures but it's not going to be as widespread as we had earlier this week where there were spots hitting the 90s. >> tomorrow, more clouds, spotty light showers father to the north. santa rosa, high of 70 degrees,

78 in san jose. losgados reaching the 70s. oakland reaching 71. i even think that it will be raining lightly in san francisco with upper 60s. this is the system that's approaching as we are seeing a lot of clouds and a lot of moisture, too as it moves in, at least it temporarily reduces our shower threats. it's going to be limited in where it falls. received once again, we're really star getting the north bay. i'm not expecting any of this to make it down to san jose but it will be cloudy as well but definitely much cooler as we take a look at how much rain we could see, maybe a few hundredths inches. livermore, possibly up to a tenth inch of rain which means

you can turn off of the sprinkler temporarily for a while. as we head through the next ten days, san jose will see the temperatures going from the upper 70s to the upper 80s and then low 90s. so i'm not ready for that. we're going to see some hotter weather next week. mid-70s throughout the weekend with mostly sunny skies and it will be heating up next week and we'll turn our air conditioners back on. vianey, any problems right now, letting out? >> i am seeing a couple of reports popping up on the chp traffic page. let's take a look at the senate yo bridge. you can see the headlights and taillights there. as i take you to the map, you can see a umm can have issues now. a crash approaching 580 along the westbound lanes. you can see a little bit of that yellow and red causing some slowing. tri valley drive times right

now, westbound i-80 near grambling road, which is where that crash is, about ten minutes to vargas road. bridge drive time, towards the bay bridge, about 7 minutes. a quick look at the chp it traffic report shows that there may be a crash being reported along the westbound 80 side, right near just east of the scales. it looks like they're bringing in a patrol car to possibly create a break in traffic. there is a right lane being blocked right now. we'll definitely look into that to see what sort of impact we are seeing right now. drive times right now looking okay. i'll give you an update on that crash near the scales coming up in just a few minutes. >> sounds good. we'll check back with you. coming up next on today on the bay, nbc bay area responds. >> we have a milestone to tell you about and our very first slot machine complaints but it

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previous years. >> the summer uncertainty extends to prices at the gas pump. ahead, the key factor sending costs into the stratosphere and how it may impact your summer travel plans. this is today on the day streaming live on roku, amazon prime, apple tv and, of course, online. >> a very good friday morning to you. thank you for starting the day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's start this half hour with a story that should put a smile on your face, especially if you are hungry. today is national donuts day, whether you like glazed, fill, no fill, maybe this is an incentive to grab you one with a cup of coffee or tea if you don't drink coffee like me. >> do they make a carb-free version? >> i wish. >> let's take a look at the forecast. maybe we can go for a run to

burn those off. >> today is going to be cooler weatherwise. more clouds rolling by overhead. we are expecting a nice beautiful sunrise. we'll see if we get more color as we start to see that sun coming up. we're going to see the sun peeking out every now and then. temperatures starting out in the low 60s and headed for some upper 70s for a high. we will see the cooler air moving in, it won't be as bright and sunny and because of those gusty winds and the dry vegetation, we do have to watch out for that fire danger today. as far as the north bay, we'll see highs reaching into the 70s for santa rosa and napa. tomorrow, it cools down even more near the coast. our valleys will stay in the mid- to upper 70s. we're even watching out for a chance of rain. i'll have more on that in the forecast coming up in a few minutes, laura and marcus. >> thank you very much. take a look at this. we are monitoring some breaking news this morning.

there is a fire burning on the san bruno mountains. a viewer sent us this video. our crew arrived on scene and they say that fire is still burning about halfway up the mountain. nearby roads are shut down so avoid that area but there is said to be no impact on nearby highway 101. still not clear how it started. 5:32. covid cases across the state still heading higher as you can see from this graph. on may 15th, the positivity rate was 5%. two weeks later, the positivity rate is under 8%. covid cases also continue to rise as we approach the summer months. i to ucsf infectious disease specialist peter chin- hong about the possibility. >> there is good news and bad

news. bad news is that people are keeping out of the workforce, people taking off to take care of ill people. students takes finals and graduations being disrupted. >> graduations, memorial day just passed, 4th of july coming up not too far away. a lot of people want to get out and have fun and be around people. can we expect a spike because, you know, think about it. when we were back in november, we saw the spike with the holidays and then beginning of the year, we saw that spike. should we expect any spikes like that again? >> i think so many people have been infected recently. we will see an increase in cases but hopefully, it won't be an exponential rise. i think that you're right.

memorial day, all those gatherings that occurred over the last weekend will come back in the next few days. we will undoubtedly see an increase in hospitalizations but nothing compared to january. >> you don't hear too many people talk about herd immunity now. are we close to that or is that still a factor? >> i think that's less of a factor now because the virus has evolved so quickly that it took a lot of people by surprise. if it was the same virus from 2020 to now, we would have definitely achieved herd immunity but the fact that the virus continues to shape shift, that continues to put us in a lurch. but hopefully that will be less

hospitalization. >> have we heard anything about people who do not get covid. >> that's a good question. we know that men are infecting more than women but that's crude metrics. we know in other disease states, even hiv, there are people who list resistant. we don't have that information yet and we can't give advice to people to say you can be a little bit more risky than somebody else because we just don't know. >> so interesting what they will learn from all of that. five 35 right now. record prices at the gas pump, have you noticed them lately, putting more pressure on those struggling just to make it in the bay. with so many struggling with skyrocketing inflation. we are paying 15% more in gas. i would like to hope there is relief in sight. >> reporter: good morning, we

are looking for bit of relief but if you have driven any part of the bay in the last couple of weeks, you notice the prices continue to rise. right now, we are at the valero in san bruno where it looks like gas is 6.99 a gallon. i have only seen one gas station son somo and 4th that is higher than that. but 6.99 is what people can expect to pay here. according to both gas buddy and aaa, this is above the state average of 6.24. that average of 6.24, is it expected to stay? that is the question right now as nationwide gas prices have increased 52 cents just this month. right now, aaa says that national average is still above the state average but as of thursday, national average is 4.71 compared to the state average of 6.24.

average of 6.50 in san francisco. there are a few factors contributing to the lack of falling prices. major one, experts at gas buddy say that ongoing conflict in ukraine continues to keep prices high because supply is down. with many folks wanting to hit the road for summer vacation, the relief may not be soon happening. >> i think we'll probably see 6.50 a gallon for an average here in the next week or so and prices could continue to march of higher. it's not impossible that, should we see a major refinery fire or a hurricane, the gas price cost reach 7 here a gallon. >> that's not what we want to hear. more costs will be added. the state will be it tacking on an extra 3 cents tax. that factor combined with the overall supply and demand dynamics for gas during the travel season will have prices

as is, if not higher for the foreseeable future. it's not just gas but the cost of food is also increasing. monthly increase for meals, poultry, fish and eggs was 1.4% in march but category increased by more than 14% over the last 12 months. a new poll shows that half of americans don't believe that they can afford a vacation this year because of inflation. a lot of folks really crunching the numbers and seeing what they are able to do. with prices like this, 6.99, people are rethinking some of their plans as that survey reveals. live in san bruno, cierra johnson. >> that's hard because people want to emerge out of the pandemic but, boy, you have tighten it up. thanks. developing this morning, authorities have now identified four people killed in the shooting rampage at a tulsa hospital. two doctors, a receptionist and a waiting room patient all died

wednesday. the gunman purchased a semiautomatic rifle from a gun store hours before the shooting and carried a recently purchased hand gun. they say he was targeting one of the doctors who was his surgeon. the gunman had recently undergone back surgery and killed himself as officers moved in. a new claim suggests that there was major disconnect during the police response to the tax school shooting rampage. >> the commander at the scene never knew about the 911 calls being made from inside the classroom where 21 people died. he called it a system failure suggesting that the call went to city police and never was communicated to the school police chief. police waited to confront the gunman because they believed that the situation had more from an active shooter to a barricade situation. now more on the progress to the fire line in napa county. this is the so-called old fire.

it's now 55% contained. you may recall it broke out on tuesday. it has burped 570 acres so far. fortunately, no homes have burped. no word yet on the cause of that fire. >> take a live look outside for you this morning across san jose as we get started. a little foggier, hazy start to the day. meteorologist kari hall has more. >> we're going to see a lot of changes, cooler weather. not only are we battling boston in basketball but also baseball. going to the a's game, temperatures in the mid-60s, dropping down to the upper 50s. you'll notice it is going to be cool out there from music on the square and redwood city starting at 6:00 tonight. it will be about 61 degrees right around sunset. it is going to be in the upper 50s. if you make plans to head to the san mateo county fair tomorrow, we'll see highs in the upper 60s. really come forthable. you won't have the sun beaming

down on you and it's going to be a great place to hang out for the weekend. let's check out a few of our destination where napa will reach into the mid-70s today, low 70s tomorrow and there will be that chance of spotty showers on sunday, mainly light rain. you'll see that on sunday in san francisco but that rain most likely won't make it down to san jose. we'll continue with our dry weather throughout the weekend and the temperatures are warming up heading towards 80 degrees. lake tahoe, if that's your destination weekend plan, we'll see upper 60s. low 60s. spotty showers there as well as sunday we wrap it up with a high of about 63. la this weekend will be in the low 70s. bright sunshine, really comfortable weather. going to be a nice one for southern california. we'll get a look of what is going on as we take a look at the rain chances this morning. vianey, heading out on the roads this morning, hopefully no major issues.

>> reporter: we had a couple of minor ones but the slower spots will be in parts of the tri- valley as you come into the bay area from tracy. there is an earlier crash causing delays along 580 and it is starting to show, especially on those drive times. westbound 580 from grambling road, slow. no metering lights on just yet. bay bridge, looking at 8 minutes. no issues on the dunnbrrton bridge, no delays. that party is continuing across the pond. yep, we are talking about the jubilee celebration going on in london. coming up on the day on bait, the reason that queen elizabeth will not be taking part today.

and another party as the warriors lay a brick as the celtics catch fire. we'll tell you about the wave that no one saw coming that ended a tough game 1. polls show an overwhelming number of americans want some action on gun control. president biden making that appeal to the senate. we'll go over the very latest. stay with us. you are watching today on the bay.

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the east bay. upper 50s and a little bit of sunshine here and there in pleasant hill but i do expect this to be a mostly cloudy day. temperatures are mild, reaching into the 70s. we'll be watching out for some spotty showers in your weekend plan. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. and a look right now at your south bay drive times. we have some minor slowing, northbound 101. you are looking at 21 minutes but no big accident to report from the south bay. we'll take a closer look at how your bridges are doing, your peninsula and trivially drive times. >> a former u.s. army sargeant

will be sentenced for shooting and killing. he was found to be part of an extremist group made up of gun enthusiasts. he is awaiting another trial in santa cruz. carillo pleading not guilty. >> president biden is pleading for more gun violence solutions. >> the senate appears to be working on some solutions. >> reporter: appears is the word there. dam cats have the majority in the house. they can pass any resolutions there. but it's on the senate side that they have to act. the president says it is time to act. he also assured gun owners that

the resolution will not take their guns. and as a sign of the time, he dismissed a re newed a ban on assault weapons the moment he brought it up. >> we need to ban assault weapons and high magazines the. if we can't ban them, we should raise the age to purchase them from 18 to 21, strengthen background checks. >> a group of senators from both sides of the aisle are meeting, mostly on zoom working on four issues, better mentality health care, remember, texas has mentality held care. better security for schools, expanding background checks and encouraging states to pass red flag laws that would allow courts to temporarily seize guns from people who may be planning an attack. the today show will have much more at 7:00. >> reporter: right now, those are the moderate changes being discussed but, again, our sources tell us that they have

a framework right now that might be enough for them to all come back to washington next week and the senate and have a real debate on what to do here. >> reporter: gun control spotters will need 60 votes in the senate, 10 republicans and democrat joe manchin for it to pass. uvalde is one in a string of shootings. there have been three mass shootings since uvalde, the latest outside of an iowa church. other news, a few in may a soli number, in fact, more than expected, a little less than last month. the unemployment rate, we were hoping to see less than 3.5. that was before the pandemic.

but overall, good news about the economy as employers keep hiring. talk to me on social media. on twitter, i'm @scott mcgrew. >> thank you, scott. the celebrations will continue in the uk for the jubilee celebration. the queen will stay out not feeling well. >> every single member of the royal family understands this is about the queen. this event is about paying respect to the queen, celebrating the queen. >> you can watch the full story on the today show this morning coming up at 7:00, right after today on the bay. warriors fans, i am sure you already know what happened

last night. we'll keep it brief. boston came out firing in the fourth quarter. that's where they took some dominance taking game 1 in the nba finals. for most of the game, warriors had control but they went cold when it counted and the celtics could not be stopped. boston hit the first seven three-pointers in the fourth and outscored the warriors by 24 in the fourth. game 2 back at chase center on sunday. also this morning, a very special day. it's national donut day. >> oh, yes. >> lots of businesses are offering some deals out there. bay area's johnny donut is working on what limited special edition flavor will be. today, a winner will be selected. they have been posting their

ideas on facebook. they will get donuts for a full year. >> we had to shut down the indoor spaces because of the pandemic. our team got together to talk about how we can service our community better and what can we do to make a difference? so, immediately, we're able to put together a program called "pay it forward". it was able to raise quite a bit of money for us to raise money for hospitals, firefighters fighting fires and all sorts of front line workers during the pandemic. >> that's really nice. what a sweet treat for them. they are opening a new store later in san francisco. >> i had the sweet potato glaze. i want to try that one. i want to know your favorite kind of donut out there. you know, the donut shop that you go to. look at this. i put the poll up. i want you to weigh in. if you don't see your favorite

spot up there, hey, put it down in the comments section because i want to go visit. right now, it's looking like -- i can't see it. >> it's kind of tied right there. >> it's tied. krispy kreme and span. >> two of my favorites. >> hey, everything is in your favorite. >> somebody in the newsroom is being pretty good. they had a knife and left that half. >> what's your favorite? >> what's your go-to? >> glaze is my go-to. >> i like the old fashioned glaze. >> what about you, vianey? you know, to the point, simple. >> i like how laura is modeling

this. i never got to work on price is right. >> like old school barker's beauty. let's get to the showcase showdown with that weather. >> i think that san francisco likes donuts because they have sprinkles going on right now as we take a look at this fog rolling across the city. maybe misting. we are going for 24 degrees. that's the kind of weather we'll see all weekend long. 70s for highs today and going into tomorrow, mostly cloudy, breezy and reaching into the upper 70s for livermore and san jose. more of the same on sunday but we are also going to be watching for some off and on rain for part of the north bay throughout the weekend. we'll watch to see what's going on with this tropical system. this was a hurricane that was over the pacific, moving across mexico and now it is emerging closer to the gulf and may be targeting florida. we'll see the headlines on that. hopefully everything works out okay. we're also going to see some rain moving into the bay area

this weekend and, yes, if you do have some outdoors plans, you might want to keep an eye on how the radar looks because we can see this rain moving into the north bay late saturday into sunday with mostly north bay showers and along the coast line. this is pretty significant for this month, the possibility of getting 1/10 inch of rain or more. we'll watch out for that. then we head out to dry and warm weather, really heating up for the inland area by the end of next week. vianey, where is it slowing down around the bay area? >> the tri valley tends to be one of those spots but i have a little bit of slowing down as you approach the bay bridge. the reason for that, there was an earlier crash causing delays. you can see the yellow on the speed sensors. no metering lights on, which is good. you are looking at nine minutes

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