>> typically monkeypox starts off with some mild symptoms, headaches, muscle aches, so on. and in a few days a rash.

>> the dr. points out there are only 1300 cases worldwide and she says monkeypox is not as harsh as covid and not nearly as contagious. >> skin to skin contact, respiratory contact, -- >> public health officials point out there is no vaccine yet to prevent monkeypox, only those who test positive which at this point it still a very small number. in fremont, nbc bay area news. new video of a truck that drove into a home and that is the coastal community which is south of pacifica. it happened just after 1:00. the truck was actually delivering water to homes near 10th street and the truck was parked on a steep hill when it started rolling away and ran into a stop sign, then a parked car, and ultimately a home.

the house was empty since it was being renovated and the driver was not in the truck at the time but he did suffer minor injuries. investigators are trying to figure out how that driver got hurt. talk about a sigh of relief for warriors fans. and for the team, too. it appears -- avoided serious injury last night and he will be ready for game four of the nba finals. in case you missed it, he was in pain after it appeared a celtics player landed on curry's leg during a scrum for the ball. curry did not need to get an mri which is a good sign and set the said today all he knows is he will play tomorrow. we will hear more from him tomorrow -- later in the newscast. more than a week after nancy pelosi's husband was arrested for dui and no decision on charging him. he was arrested may 29th. at the time the officer arrested him for having a blood- alcohol content of .08% or higher.

the district attorney says she is currently reviewing the charges, which is standard protocol for any case in napa county. nancy pelosi is scheduled to be in court and criminal charges are filed and she would be arraigned on that day. new details tonight about a fire that gutted a church. police have arrested zachary willard, accused of starting the fire at st. paul's united methodist church. it started around to go on 30 in the afternoon and witnesses spotted willard near the church moments after the fire began but they haven't shared yet why he may have started that fire. no one was hurt -- number of other churches in the area have already reached out san franci positivity rate is the highest it has been 12.6% of tests are coming back behind us already with this surge two weeks ago with 506 ev

since then. the health director says hospitalization rates have remained low which is good news. -- highest track vaccination rates in the country. >> right now cases are high and we don't have immediate plans to change our trajectory in terms of public health orders. >> you can see dr. colfax is wearing a kn-95 mask and he says there is lots of infection happening and he recommends continuing to wear a high- quality mask indoors to avoid infection and make sure to be up to date on your booster shot. one of the most observable issues san francisco battles his opioid addiction and its homeless population. the mayor today highlighted one of the city's responses to that crisis and she visited one of the new permanent supportive housing programs in the south

homeless area, 15 room long- term facility that includes services for people who just got out of jail. residents can stay as long as they like and pay no more than a 30% of their income. >> all you got to do is lk out on the stre wh the people that live on this block and take a block by within our own hearts. don't blame nobody else if you ain't doing nothing. >> the 15 units are among the whole network of several buildings that provide -- single people and entire families. 14,000 people are housed in the cities permanent supportive housing projects. this next story stinks bad. after people complaining for weeks about the stench of a dead whale rotting on the richmond shoreline the city has done something about it. what they did and why it took so long.

>> reporter: it is a smelly site you don't want to see out your window and the residents tell me they are frustrated after smelling the stench for much too long. >> you cannot just leave it there. >> reporter: they will not soon forget. >> it smells like a dead animal but multiply that i-10 and add fish smell to it and feces. >> it is not what she expected to see obstructing her bay view. it is right in front of the rotting carcass and a hotel. >> we don't have air conditioning in these units. ca our unit. and nobody is doing anything about it. >> reporter: the smelly site started two weeks ago with a dead whale got stuck in front of the water line condos after floating in the san francisco bay. neighbors are frustrated for

well over a month. been nice to get some attention. >> reporter: did not landed ri by mistake explaining the army corps of engineers got it from alameda and tethered it to nearby rooks island before it came loose. >> >> reporter: hired independent contractors -- buried the whale today, bringing relief to the neighborhood. >> when i saw the excavator turning come down the trail slowly i went oh my god calvary is coming. >> reporter: a sticky situation allowing neighbors to breathe a sigh of relief. >> -- bearing the problem along with the whale. >> reporter: and point richmond, velena jones, nbc bay area news.

cracking down on violators. not going after people who have not paid their tolls. breaking news in t chief operating officer sunny the defense rests and we will tell you what comes next. high temperatures are coming up in less than 10 minutes.

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after a long break the sunny balwani defense team took one full day before resting their case today which means the jury will get to rule on the fate of sunny balwani soon. -- he has been on trial accused of the same charges of investor and patient fraud at home and our tech reporter who has attended both trials has the latest. >> reporter: the sunny balwani defense team made fast work of its chance to defend its client today calling one

witness to the stand before resting its case. leaving some unimpressed with how sunny balwani's lawyers -- >> whimper rather than a bang. >> announcing elizabeth holmes would not testify in sunny balwani's fraud trial is team -- i.t. consultant to the stand to talk about how difficult it was to recover encrypted usb drives from the servers. nothing about healthcare, investors, or fraud. the problem is at the beginning of the trial sunny balwani's defense needed to show he was as aggrieved and taken advantage of that other investors, and to date thdo so. >> reporter: a detour from opening arguments was the defense teams held the jury -- merely an investor in theranos, an investor who along with others , lost money when the company folded. >> they failed to show the jury a picture of sunny balwani ,

anything -- deeply intertwined with elizabeth holmes and the daily operations of theranos. >> reporter: the next step is to go to the jury and they deliberate, elizabeth holmes is at home waiting her sentencing after being found guilty on four counts of investor fraud. we will keep you posted. san jose, nbc bay area news. thank you. trains are up and running again after a commuter failer left early morning commuters stranded. it was a systemwide issue and it happened to run 5:00 in the morning. technicians got things back online, however this system did continue to experience short delays and they say they used were used to some delays but not one that lasted this longth going. it is in >> reporteunder

investigation. a live look, if you have some unpaid bridge tolls hanging around, get ready to pay up. the bay area toll authority says there are millions of dollars in unpaid bridge tolls and the clock is ticking. christie smith says many are pushing back saying the collection efforts -- targeting those who can least affect afford it. >> reporter: most often they use -- bill in the mail and then just ignore it. the toll authority says it is tracking -- millions in unpaid tolls plus another $100 million and wants to get back what it is owed. >> we are obliged to forward these unpaid crossings to dmv within three years and so we are halfway through that cycle. >> reporter: one of the spokespersons says the overdue

bills go back to january 2021 one invoicing system one is to affect and notices should be going out. when they don't pay their total bill -- fees are added over time and if you still don't pay eventually hold could be placed on your car registration until payment is received. >> the majority of people have a total outstanding of anywhere from 20 to to $88 and that means they have no more than four violations per license plate. >> some much more. drivers we spoke with said they understand -- >> i think people should pay the tolls. it's for bridges and roads and everybody using them and an equitable way of ensuring that people use the roads. >> i think it will have a significant impact on low income clients. >> she is a staff attorney with

veteran legal aid. >> they are low income who may be -- going through displacement in the area, people are much less likely to have a bank account to connect with in the first place and they may be less likely to receive any notification. >> to be able to set up an opportunity for folks who cannot pay the entire amount owed particularly those who are low income to enroll themselves in a program to make payments over time. google maps is helping you take a breath of fresh air. they added a new feature that shows the air quality and the hui level on your screen using data collected from multiple air-quality agencies,

the company says it can be helpful when you're planning your next outdoor adventure. i want to bring jeff into talk about this because there is a human version of that especially today the air quality with us -- i was our air quality today? >> we are looking at decreasing air quality, some of the worst air quality over the east bay and south bay and it is expected to go unhealthy in those areas so the alert is in effect through tomorrow for the south bay and east bay. whenever you get hot temperatures it cooks the pollutants in the atmosphere and that is a lot of the haze you see off towards the distance that eventually becomes unhealthy to breathe. a little bit more, we are holding onto 92. 10 to 15 degrees hotter than this time yesterday. a little bit of a breeze and it will be a warm night. 90 at 5:00 p.m. and we will -- six, seven, 8:00. today was day one and tomorrow is going to reach its maximum

here with this area of high pressure sitting over the west. it is so frustrating. we have some record-setting rainfall to the north over washington and oregon and none of that -- all on the hot side of this weather pattern. tomorrow morning, it is not going to be that bad as you -- starting off in the 60s, mostly sunny skies, north bay 64. east bay 65. the problem is we will only have numbers like this for a couple of hours and then we will see some very fast warming. south bay we are at 100 and may forecast -- 98 organ hill, 94 san jose. nice high weatherch low 100s, not quite that hot here for oakland. we still have a breeze off of the bay. that is a warm day for you at 88. at the peninsula 93. san francisco, 80s in downtown

through the mission. hot day without air conditioning. the marina will be a 69 from that ocean breeze. clear lake 101. sonoma -- whenever we get hot weather like this make sure you are prepared. it is common sense, but remember to drink lots of water tomorrow. wearing a hat could help. a cold shower -- also a good way to beat the heat. spf 30+, a member those pets. let's take it into that extended forecast. we are looking at the possibility of a few showers once we hit sunday and some cooler weather. that will be the next change in that forecast. you can see on sunday we are down to san francisco and and inland valleys 101 on friday. and that we are back up to 90 next tuesday and wednesday. this weekend is still shaping up pretty decent at this point.

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the police department is celebrating lgbt peak lgbtq plus month, rainbow flag was raised outside its headquarters this morning. it is a symbol of diversity and inclusion and he says he hopes it will show the community members and department staff that they have the agencies support. >> it allows us to acknowledge the struggles and challenges the lgbtq plus community has endured. i know our work is not done and i'm committed to listening and engaging with our community to build a better community. >> four years ago they became the first major police department in the country to raise the rainbow flag outside of the offices. more than 50,000 people

will be in wine country this weekend and that's not necessarily to go wine tasting. they will be watching the nascar race. it is the same pilgrimage to the north bay featuring lower- level races on saturday in the big race sunday afternoon, and today's news conference was held with top drivers. >> one of those fun weekends where he raced from the oval circuit so much that when we have -- treated like a weekend off. it was fun to go up and down the hills and shift gears and of course it is an important race. you want to get that trophy and it's a whole atmosphere around sonoma. the green flag drops at 1:14 a.m. >> what you do after losing a tough game -- seth curry explains his top 12 hours in detail up next.

setback, but still plenty of time and plenty of basketball to be played. they are not out of it yet. they are down two games to one but a win tomorrow -- warriors home-court advantage. the warriors got good news today because seth curry did not suffer a serious injury last night when his leg was rolled up on during a loose ball and today -- since last nights game. >> about 10.5 hours of sleep, couple dunks in the ice bucket and that's about it for now and take advantage of the day and tomorrow i get completely ready for the game and get as much recovery and healing as possible and i understand how important game four is.

>> the tipoff is at 6:00 p.m. part of the january 6th attack, live look at the u.s. capitol, 500 days ago. the house committee is holding his first public hearing and is now joining -- special hearing and 7:00. lester holt from los angeles is next. nbc news special report. the unprecedented primetime hearing. the results of a yearlong investigation into the january 6th attack. more than a thousand witnesses interviewed. new evidence, and never before seen videos set to be revealed tonight. as the january 6th committee seeks to answer who's to blame for the assault on the nation's capitol.