before and the sub there and gaining more and more traction. >> those of us that are here hope that it communicates the absolute gravity and immensity of these events. all eyes on capitol hill as the month-long investigation into the january sixth capital riot takes center stage. the new information expected to be revealed. this is today in the bay. >> reporter: good thursday morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> today in the bay streaming live for you. you know what else is happening today? jurassic park world. the day is finally here. the final installment premieres tonight. and you know what? a lot of us are excited to see it. ahead, we list some of the spots we can catch and thoroughly screened the movie. >> you may want to wait until the weekend because it is air-

conditioned the theater. >> it will be hot. i think that would be the perfect activity for just trying to make it and beat the heat. we will start to see temperatures heating up today at least we are nice and cool as you are heading off for work this morning, mid-50s and we will see a nice mild start to delay with mid-70s by noon, but eventually we reach up to 83 in oakland and 87 in dublin while santa rosa tops out at 94 degrees. san jose reaches 87 degrees. he warm this afternoon. we'll talk about how hot it gets in the forecast coming up, but so far it seems like it is a fairly smooth commute. >> we just got this update, the bart system sent out a notification, listen up, rider systemwide, there is a major delay because of a computer problem. this could mean that they aren't running trains right now and will get more detail and track that problem for the

entire system right now, major delays. roadways, yes, light traffic. here's the direction for the richmond bridge. we will circlet on the map that will be westover to the peninsula and as far as the north they come with the crew that should be heading out, there's little bit of slowing getting out of town san rafael getting east. it looks like what's going on in the rest of the bay is like, but once again we are tracking a major delay just reported in the entire system. nearly 18 months since the capitol hill right, the first public hearing just hours away. we want to give you a live look in washington dc and a very different scene than what went down january sixth of 2020. the former president's actions will be the focus. this is as lawmakers present findings to the american public for the first time. we are live in washington.

a lot of people have anticipated the day. what can we expect? >> inc. of the first public hearing as somewhat of a scene center, the house committee plans to present new video of the attack as well as some evidence that the public has not yet seen before and witness accounts of what happened. the hearing is the first of at least six. it's expected to provide an overview of the january sixth committee nearly year-long investigation. those testifying include the first law enforcement officer injured by rioters in the british filmmaker that followed the far right extremist group the proud boys as they stormed the capital. all of this in efforts to dig into the actions of the president during the insurrection. they say the committee pledge to present compelling new evidence is a risky proposition. the promise of new details they

tempt more people to watch and see for themselves what the panel has uncovered, but that means that the committee is on the hook to deliver. >> while every major news organization will cover the headlines, not every organization that people get information from is covering this tonight. and so is this going to be a case where those that are informed were already informed of those that need to be informed will never find a way to see it? i think that's why if something goes viral tonight it grabs people's attention assembly that is even now washington as to think that way. ghislaine maxwell. republicans are already dismissing work as political theater. they plan to show video of 1000 recorded interviews including the trump family members jared kushner and ivanka trump. >> nbc news will provide live

prime time coverage of the january sixth commission's first major hearings scheduled to begin right here on nbc bay area news at 5 p.m. nbc bay area news will air at 5:30 and you can tune in for special coverage. and arson suspect is under arrest after a church is gutted. we have how the church is responding. >> this church has been around since 1958 and it was gone in just a matter of moments but the committee says they are ready to rebuild. this is what's left of the fittest church near san jose state. it started about 230 in the afternoon and san jose police say it was likely set by a homeless man who was spotted by witnesses and then arrested shortly after. that man will be charged with

felony arson. a church pastor and parishioner we talked with say they are already looking forward. >> we are daily dealing with mental health issues and homeless issues and our philosophy is to walk into it and be a solution to those issues. >> there is a song that we use that goes the church is not a building. the church is a people. so that is what we believe. that is what we will do. >> they will not have to be on it on their own. several other churches reached out to the pastor and offered their building for services to be held over there while the church rebuilds. again, that man will face felony arson charges. >> covid case is reportedly nearing levels not seen since january in san francisco. the seven-day positivity rate is nearing 15%.

during a winter surge, this was a little less than 19%. this could give you a better idea of how the variance are floating around. this is shades of green at the bottom of the bargraph representing the two new omicron sub variance known as the a4 and ba five which make up 13% of all u.s. cases emerging last month. you can see the original sub variant ba 2 showing up less and less slowly being replaced by a similar sub variant which made up more than half of new cases nationwide. all month long, the bay area and the rest of the world celebrated lgbtq pride. san jose police chief anthony morrow will host a pride flag raising so many outside the department headquarters on mission street. that's taking place at 10:00 this morning. right now we want to check in with mike. i know you are tracking some trouble for commuters with bart? >> right on the screen. it's an alert that came up from bart just a few seconds ago.

major delays systemwide due to a computer failure as we know, the train the entire system is controlled by computer and they can run much of it on automated control as well, but right now they are just sitting major delays and we seek alternate forms of transportation. that means bart doesn't think ably running right now or for the near future, but we are looking out towards gas prices that you have to hit the road in your car perhaps folks count on this and that is what's going on right now as well. we look at cheaper gas prices for example costco in the south bay on center road in san jose 5:89, costco for the win again over in hayward that's where you will find 595 along hathaway avenue. you aren't costco member, you can use the gift cards you consider that for a father's day gift for nonmembers. and grand gas station on springs road. that is 5:92. so some below six dollar options.

art delays major bart delays systemwide folks have to hit the road but fortunately look at the roads moving very smoothly with light traffic without contra costa county, the bart system snakes around along the eastshore freeway coming to the tri-valley, 580, all of the systems moving to the south bay for san jose will need to hit the road somehow because again, the bart system talk about major delays we are following this in the computer system. >> okay. we want to let that word out for all of the bosses that there may be some people late today trying to figure out how to get to work. and we are starting out this morning, you also need to be prepared for a hotter afternoon. it is nice and cool right now at 55 degrees, nice and sunny, but as we go into today, the temperature start to heat up quickly headed for the upper

80s today in san jose. and then check out fairfield reaching 90 degrees this afternoon while san mateo, san francisco is keeping him comfortable with mid-70s the farther you go inland, the hotter it will be and that is definitely going to be the case tomorrow. so i will be checking that and we'll talk more about the excessive heat that we have coming our way and that is in just a few moments. can a host place a camera in your vacation rental? coming up, the consumer team breaks down where it is allowed and not and what to do if you find one. that was never disclosed. >> a growing option for the shoppers fights on money, what experts say you need to keep in mind if you opt to buy now and pay later. >>.net shortages for months or maybe years now, but we have a spicy shortage for you coming up . reminder, our investigative unit spent a year investigating the housing crisis in california, you can watch the streaming service overpriced overwhelmed over it on roku or other streaming devices.

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breaking news for the entire bart system, this alert, there is a major delays systemwide there's a failure, seek alternate transportation, that's the word from bart, i

suggest you do the same can we tracking the roads you will see the entire system major delays going on right now. >> for those of you with a longer commute, it could be time to head out in redwood, we starting with mild temperatures in the mid 60s set the air conditioner come because we are going to have temperatures trending already in the mid 80s at lunch time. we'll talk about how hot it gets and when we get some relief coming up in a few minutes. in one, very happy thursday to you. the number of people applying for mortgages has hit a 22 year low, probably not a surprise. rates on 30 year fixed have hit 5.4. now that is for a conforming loan which is about $650,000 or less. very few homes in the bay area will qualify under that. you might think fewer people looking for home might bring prices down, but it is not necessarily true and here's why. when mortgage rates go up, people already in homes don't

move. why would i sell a house i have a two and half percent mortgage to move into a house i've had to pay five or 6% on? i will stay right where i am. so me not selling lowers the inventory the number of homes on the market and keeps prices high. the u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen back on capitol hill on wednesday telling the senate that the biden administration is thinking about reducing some tariffs on chinese goods to lower prices. remember when the u.s. puts tariffs on something, we pay the tariff, not the chinese. we would talk about how the u.s. economy is doing quite well. the consumer spends a lot of money, jobs are plentiful and wages are up and we are talking yesterday, we can talk ourselves into a recession. the nobel prize-winning economist robert schiller just told the bloomberg news the exact same thing. he said americans are more likely to succumb to a self- fulfilling prophecy of a

downturn right now because the country is collectively suffering posttraumatic stress disorder from the pandemic. and finally, we have heard about the avocado shortages, toilet paper shortages, i was reading the other day about a shortage in contract i the latest, they told the distributor's not the promise the customers any supply of sir roger because the factory ground to a halt because of the lack of a pepper that goes into the sauce. reports a it is not a supply- chain problem, it's an agricultural problem. the weather has not been right for the chile pepper. two things, it is 5:16 in the morning, we can't call to confirm details. all spicy jokes aside, the weather will play a more and more prominent role in business. we talk about the climate in crisis, and this may be a minor thing, but it's not to that company. >> you know all the agricultural concerns even

across this golden state here. it all hand-in-hand. if you are among the many trying to stretch the dollar further, to be thought about driving into the buy now pay later craze, but buyers need to be where, the services are really exploding. they offer the chance to buy something at no immediate cost with payments spread out interest-free. there is still a lot to consider. >> in a single late payment on your credit report can take 50 or more points off of your credit score. >> that could hurt. they will explore with the buy now pay later phenomenon later this morning following today in the bay at 7 a.m.. lots of dino lovers ready to say hello to some old friends. >> i'm one of them. get ready to sink your teeth into the next big summer blockbuster coming up.

>> if the world is going to survive, it matters what we do now. >> i need your expertise. >> jurassic world dominion starts early screenings across the bay area ahead of the official opening with tomorrow. this will be the third installment in the rebooted casting but some members of the original tressa park franchise are also returning. some early screenings, check local theaters for the times. universal is owned by our own nbc universal and they are releasing the film. top gun will be dealing with dinosaurs for box office bragging rights and jurassic world dominion, not jurassic world dominion. there's no little minions. [ laughter ] laura was just saying

earlier, maybe this weekend would be the perfect time to go watch some movies because it will be so hot in some places. you may want to go get air conditioning. >> anywhere you can go to get air conditioning, the mall or library or things like that. good places to cool off, hopefully some cooling centers as we get a live look outside in san francisco, that is also going to see a significant spike in temperatures especially for tomorrow as we had to the south bay first, let's get a look at today's high temperature, patina reaching 89 degrees and 92 in morgan hill. we will see also some mid- nineties for much of the east bay with danville reaching 92 degrees. oakland up to 83 and we see some upper 90s and some inland spots but the coastal areas still sing very comfortable 571 in half moon bay, we will see upper 60s in much of san francisco but once you go downtown into the mission district, it is in the mid-70s today. new valley reaching 85 while clearly we will see a high of 93 degrees and then tomorrow we

will have heat advisories going up for pretty much all of the bay area excluding the interbay and immediate coastline and then for solano county with the excessive heat warning we may see temperatures going over 100 degrees. in fact we could see a few spots reaching close to 100 like santa rosa, that could possibly tie the high temperature record, but elsewhere, we are seeing some high heat, but maybe not new records. so as the heat really ramps up, it doesn't last long. is going to move out and then we will make way for cold front's to move in on sunday and also rain chances. this is going to be very much like last weekend where we wrapped up the weekend with spotty light showers as well as much cooler temperatures and we are back to the dry weather next week as we are in the month of june. we don't typically see a lot of rainfall here, but we are going to see temperatures heating up to 100 degrees tomorrow in a lot of inland spots, some mid- nineties on saturday so still try to find some air but then the

natural ac starts to kick back in on sunday with more clouds and rain to the north and san francisco has major changes had going from 80 on friday the upper 60s on sunday. you could keep that jacket on all throughout the day. we will be checking that, but mike has been tracking the systemwide bart outage. >> the entire system. we got word from the public information office of jim allison sang you should tell the traffic centers to suggest alternate transportation for the time being. they are not planning on having anyone writing barbara now. right there on the screen, major delays systemwide there's a computer problem. even if they can fired up if they want to. no delays that the east bay nor any other transit agencies along the south bay, we looking at caltrain on the peninsula but that is not necessarily a great alternate as we are looking out toward the rest of the roadways, traffic is very light and bart has a problem,

the commute on a road does not look how very clear it is throughout the systemwide area bart starting out at the top in the richmond area going all the way out to antioch, pleasanton, dublin and in towards san jose along the peninsula down toward the airport, all of those lines are currently not running for bart, but those roadways are open. back over to you. thank you. it is five and 22 coming up next, nbc bay area response, we ask and answer a thorny travel question, can a host put a camera in your vacation rental? maybe. we will show you where they are loud, why you need to know and how to get a refund if you find a spying i.

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airbnb has different rules, they say we prohibit any security cameras and other recording devices that are in or that observe the interior of certain private spaces such as bedrooms and bathrooms. cameras that are not in certain private spaces might be allowed. airbnb says we require hosts to disclose all security cameras and other recording devices in their listings. that is the first place you should look for the camera come in the listing. look under house rules. if there is none listed, message those with a question like this, where do you use security cameras? if you get a cagey answer, let the booking agency know about it. if there is a security camera that is not disclosed, airbnb says you get your money back. let's say you find a camera that is not supposed to be there, what should you do? they said contact them immediately to investigate and make things right.

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right now at 5:30, a crackdown on unpaid tolls, why some could pay hundreds of dollars in penalties and fines and what is at stake if you don't pay up. a renewed chance at justice with the district attorney out, one bay area family is hopeful their son's killer will receive due process. good thursday morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> breaking news we are following this morning. if you rely on bart for the morning commute, it will be a rough one. we are tracking important news, major delays throughout the system. >> because they didn't specify lines, that means all the

lines. as soon as the first tweet came out, the update specifying once again a computer failure sounds like it could be in the center. we are working with jim allison, the spokesperson. we got the latest word about mutual aid from ap transit and the contra costa county connection. it's very quiet and early but even quieter because if you are joining us, there aren't bart trains running right now and major delays, unspecified times come basically no trains going because of the computer problem. i want to emphasize the note that the bart system is now seeing any trains running, but writers can get major help from transit and sf uni and the connection of the contra costa county connection. those three systems are providing mutual aid for bart writers to show the bart pass and they will help you out

without additional charges. that is the current workaround and we will send more folks into the roadways places like the bay bridge which are more crowded than today. right now lighter traffic sliding in to the summer months and vacations, but today bart failure right now the current average on the line could cause more folks to the road. they could be an issue for both at outdoor stations and it will be a warm one. >> it will be really starting to warm up for the inland areas going into this afternoon. right now is your heading out in san rafael, we have a nice cool start this morning, only about 52 degrees as we are getting this thursday underway. we are we are going to see the damages go from the low 50s to the mid-70s at lunchtime. this is what we will all be talking about, highs in the 90s today. and we aren't even going to be at the peak of the heat, so it's one of those days where you have to plan ahead. and try to get in those outdoor activities and a lot of the work done early in the day before it gets hot. we'll talk more about this as well as the we can forecast with some events going on and that's coming up in a few minutes.

a live look at the bay area bridges this morning right here, they could be more crowded if bart outages linger and if you're holding off on paying your bridge toll bills that arrive by mail, you want to pay those up now, because the bay area full authority plans on cracking down on by later. there's a lot of money to collect. >> that's right. take a look, you can see all of these drivers heading into the city right now, the bridge authority says it plans to collect $50 million in unpaid bridge tolls and more than $130 million in late fees. the group says most of these stem from when drivers cross the bridge during covid with no tollbooth attendance were there to take the money so you were mailed a bill instead. it looks like a lot of people neglected to pay those bills in the bay area bridge authority says about 396,000 drivers had outstanding fees and late fees that totaled $22-$88.

101,000 drivers oh 110,000 -- $110-$410. and 13,000 drivers will face calls from collection agencies since they owe more than that. $1600. advocates for low income families and say they are concerned about how this will affect those who are barely making it or possibly even living out of their car since lack of payment could lead to a hold on your vehicle registration renewal. the bridge authority says it will work with families and possibly offer some payment plans for families in need. so look out for that. and those bills are coming up soon. >> 5:34. more than a year ago

in other words we know the capital and democracy and electoral college and peaceful transfer of power were attacked, the question is what will we do about it? what safety walls will be put in place? we will provide live coverage of the first major hearing starting at 5:00 today. member primetime is misleading, nbc news will, our news will air at 4:30 and you can tune to msnbc for special coverage as well. now to a store you will only see on bay area. a san francisco family is speaking out following the recall of district attorney jason boudin. it's a decision they say is personal.

josi lopez died more than a year ago when someone shot him in the head as he walked out of the liquor store. authorities eventually charge the 17-year-old for his murder. the victim's brother said he refused to treat the suspect as an adult. >> pretty much he was going to be sentenced as a minor by removing them, we are hoping to give justice for my brother. >> he says now that he is on his way out, he is hoping changes will be made to give other families the justice that he says that his brother deserves. >> the criminal soft trial for the second in command at their nose maybe e oblem has been act trying to get there. the trial was supposed to resume on tuesday, and it didn't. now it's expected to get started today. this money was on hold since a jerking down with hoven. the added concern is that other jurors were exposed. according to reports the team only plans to call another two witnesses to the stand before wrapping the defense. elizabeth holmes is not

expected to testify. >> we continue to follow breaking news on this thursday morning. major delays in the system for bart this morning. they're saying it's all because of a computer failure advising people to find alternate forms of transportation. that means a lot of people will probably jump in their cars and try to get across the bay area but there are also advises the people that mutual aid is being divided by uni, ac transit and contra costa connection at this time. the bart stations are quite right now because they are all reliant on this computer system to get the trains up and moving, but they have been down and out this morning. no doubt they are trying to fix those as quickly as possible but they advise everyone to seek alternate transportation if you rely on bay area rapid transit. we are keeping our eyes on everything going on. in the meantime, the bay area will see a warm-up. it's a nice start to our wednesday morning.

>> a lot of people are unfortunately going to be late for work today. you're like him all my comes, i can wait for the we can. let's talk about's going on. in livermore, we have the radio and the parade that starts in the morning on saturday at 10:00. it will be quite warm out there and just as the day goes along, it gets even hotter as the temperatures on saturday afternoon had for the upper 90s. it's a nice cool down on sunday, you may want to check out the stone go festival and you have to have your tickets with two short ring there, we will see temperatures in the upper 60 throughout the day and it will be really nice and comfortable. if the we can plans take you to napa valley, heads up, tomorrow is going to be very hot. reaching one degrees and still pretty hot on saturday, but look at the difference between saturday and sunday. a significant cooldown with clouds and there could even be a few spotty light showers, we will watch that as we change

from extreme heat too much more cooler temperatures. we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. we all know about it by now, the tough loss for dove nation still ahead on the bay. the warriors loos and steph curry hurts his foot, what he and the coach said about the injury.

welcome back, despite a 43. we continue to follow breaking news this morning. bart is out this morning. there is a major systemwide delay due to computer failures going on. it is advising folks to seek alternate forms of transportation this morning because the trains are not running. they are apologizing for the inconvenience and offering neutral aid being provided by uni, ap transit and contra costa connection at this time and a lot of folks could be late for work as they have to scramble to find other ways to go into work. we are continuing to monitor if there is any update, stay with us on air and online we are tweeting updates as well. 5:44, developing this morning, the forecast is getting warmer out there. >> we will be tracking a warm- up for a lot of the inland valley. check out santa rosa, nice and cool right now, the house cooldown with those windows open before the temperatures heat up to the mid-80s by noon. we will see how hot those temperatures get and some

relief in the forecast as well coming up in a few minutes. the u.s. military still not confirming any reports about the number of dead or injured after the crash of a military aircraft in southern california. a source tells the la times four of the five marines on board have died. the crash happened yesterday afternoon more than 100 miles east of san diego. in involved in osprey in the third marine aircraft wing base in camp pendleton. people that live near the base are feeling for the crewmember families. >> unless he lived in the navy, and even when he was out of deployment, you always feel like you are with them. i can imagine with those families are going through right now. >> at this time, the military will only confirm there were five marines on board. there's still no word about how it happened. president biden taking over late night and taking the spotlight. he made an appearance on jimmy kimmel live and the audience gave him a welcome.

this is the first live in studio appearance since taking office, he faced tough questions including why he is yet to take sleeping executive action on gun control. >> can we issue an executive order, trump passed them out like halloween candy? >> issued within the power of the presidency to be able to deal with everything having to do with guns and gun ownership whether or not you have to have a waiting -- all the things within my power, but what i don't want to do and i'm not being facetious, i don't want to emulate trump's abuse of the constitution and constitutional authority. >> he also made the case for the accomplishments on climate and economy while acknowledging , quote, inflation is not the band of our existence,". we have to talk about the

warriors, it could be tough to do a lot at this point, but they say we should give them some credit. there you go. they did beat us last night in the game. the warriors, best shot in the third quarter and still took control of the fourth to grab a 2-1 lead in the final. >> everyone is talk about whether steph curry's fourth- quarter injury is going to have a lingering impact on game for tipping off tomorrow. it got rolled over on and you can see him wince in pain. the warriors were outplayed after that in the fourth quarter. the final score boston 116 to 100. he was injured. the warriors host a watch party, fans can watch for free in the chase center plaza outside. for $25, you can watch inside

the arena. all proceeds go to the warriors community foundation but you need to register ahead of time if you want to go in and watch that. how do you break the record for having the most bananas on display? who knew that there was one for that? naturally you can stack 77,000 pounds of bananas outside your store. >> we know that is what one store in chicago is doing. this is really a huge display that has the record of 215,000 individual bananas weighing 77,000 pounds and that's being done by the delmont a store in the windy city and took about three days to set everything up. now they have a new guinness world record. >> the most exciting part is seeing the consumers taking pictures and video. it is really been a nice response. >> i think it's awesome. it's obviously drawing attention from the busy street. we have a free banana out of it. >> if you are wondering, they

will be giving them away to anyone that stops by, and that's a lot of banana smoothies. leftovers will be donated to local food banks. so at least it's going to a good cause. >> reporter: want to talk about the breaking news that we are following if you are relying on bart, the morning commute is going to be a tough one. i wanted to look at the microphone, you've been following this right now. it's pretty much a halt of bart right now. >> right at this moment, but we get it flurry of messages from all different sources, the most important of course is part, itself getting you out here. this is a recent tweet talk about the major delay and a computer problem. we seek alternate forms of transportation union ac transit and the contra costa county connection operates neutral aid to bart writers. you can jump on and show the bart pass and they will cover you. they've allowed look outside at the dublin bart station, but we also just i'm sorry the bay bridge toll plaza is i'm looking at more folks hitting

the road as they hear about the major problems, but i do hear from one of my sources working on the problem one of my buddies is saying that bart just weeded out and they just tweeted out that they are working on a project and i just heard the bart train you say the bart trains are running once again? she confirms that yes, here's the bart station we are taking alive look, folks that can go to the bart station over there or any of the other bart stations my graphics little bit outdated as we look at the run down here on the map system and it talks about a major delay which continues systemwide for bart, they had computer problems and they had issues they are dealing with but the trains are running again with major delays systemwide at resin, ac transit, uni and county connection may provide mutual aid, but don't expect that if bart is once again back in service. they are running trains and we will get more details on exactly what that means for the timing. we are looking at a mild build,

but i should be the big old back at the bay bridge toll plaza and it's going the toll plaza but notice it is not that bad, lighter traffic will overall move around the bay as we slide into the summer months, we had highway 37 and i would for showing you may point showing the sensor slow and that's the tri-valley coming over, the bart trains extend in the line and they could be running, maybe some folks weighing in the warmer weather talk about the huge heat up in the traffic flow is still relatively mild in the area so you can get the roadways only down in towards county bay where they had the typical storm for 101, it goes only down towards the very end of the station and along the peninsula and down past that they go to millbury for bart trains in cary are running once again. we will get it were detail but they are officially recovering. >> thank goodness. i was just thinking of how hard it must be to call someone at 5 a.m. and be like, can you come pick me up?

so you know what, i'm glad that things are hopefully going to get back on track here soon as we wake up the sunshine, we are also preparing for a very rm day, look at where we will see a few clouds moving by with images and low 60s to start, but reaching into the upper 80s by this afternoon and we will eventually hit 87 degrees, 90 in los gatos, 92 in livermore reaching 94 today in concord as well as santa rosa. tomorrow is when we reach even hotter temperatures the peak of the heat and the valleys are really going to be suffering here with temperatures in fairfield reaching 105 degrees and 100 and sam martin. 99 degrees in napa tomorrow and then on saturday, it is still pretty hot for the inland areas but we will start to see some relief near the immediate coastline and parts of the interbay. it is not included in the heat advisory, all these areas shaded in orange, that is a step below and excessive heat

warning where we have several hours above 100 degrees and we will see that in solano county and sacramento valley. then we catch showers possible for northern california and much cooler temperatures by the end of the weekend and back to slightly warmer weather for the start of next week but we are really concerned about the next 48 hours with high temperatures reaching over 100 degrees. once again, we are still hot on saturday but it will be not -- much nicer with possibly rain on sunday. we will be watching all of that. happening now, walnut creek gun owners must make sure that their arms are locked up according to a new rule passed by city leaders earlier this week. gun owners must secure firearms in a locked container or with a gun lock and so will other bay area cities including antioch. environmental harm that

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storm back, the time is 5:56. turning to our climate in crisis, good oral hygiene is something we all work to maintain, but how your daily routine may impact our climate, we are explaining in the climate act. >> taking care of your teeth is not only important for a shiny smile, it's also great for your overall health. and of course brushing teeth is a part of that. it's got me thinking, what happened to all of these plastic tubes once it is time to toss them out? >> here's the problem. according to forbes, 1.5 billion tubes of toothpaste gets thrown out each year. yes, billions. all of that ends up in landfills contribute to our carbon emissions. fun fact, the first toothpaste tube was invented in 1886 by doctor sheffield. before that, it came in powders or was sold in jars.

many of them haven't changed the plastic tube design come about as we plan for the future of our planet, let's stop back for a zero waste option instead. it's time for the climate hack. check out the toothpaste tablets, this one comes with 100 in a tin can all you have to do is grab one of these and pop it in your mouth and chew it until it foams and go on with the regular toothbrush and you are good to go. we were the plastic packaging plus they are travel friendly. >> what is the payoff. according to the world health organization, if you are brushing twice a day, you could use of the six tubes of toothpaste per year.

at follow-up this morning, this is on the wayward mountain lion cub that wandered into the classroom atascadero high school. >> they named him sage, the oakland zoo wildlife rescue to commend after they tranquilized them in the classroom. had to get him out. veterinarians tell us is doing better and is eating more and more. he will get to meet another orphaned cougar cub named rose who is being cared for at the oakland zoo. right now at 6:00, they area is heating up, we are tracking the we can temperatures and how the drought could lead to dangerous conditions.

absolute gravity of these events. >> all eyes on capitol hill as a month-long investigation into the generally six capital riot finally is taking center stage. new information expected to be revealed today. and the fire heavily damaging a south bay church, one man under arrest, the role officers believe he played in the destruction. this is today in the bay streaming live it is thursday morning quickly approaching friday. >> it is a busy morning. we want to cover the breaking news that we've been covering for you all morning long because bart, the key transit got off to a rocky start this morning. the systemwide delays are set to be over giving writers a sigh of relief this morning, but expect major delays.