bay. that iconic song, somewhere over the rainbow. a lot of people, no matter how old you are, you probably know the song. >> she is just so classy and her voice. i wish. >> look, we could train your. we can get the vocals up to par. right now at 6:00, we are tracking hot temperatures as well as fire danger. this is today on the bay streaming live. good morning. i am cierra johnson. and i am marcus washington. we are issuing the microclimate weather alert for you. dangerous heat blanketing parts of the bay area. we have live team coverage today. we live in the east bay with new warnings from pg&e. first want to go to meteorologist kari hall.

she has been monitoring where we are going to see the hot temperatures. highs near 100 degrees. if anywhere, it is where you see the orange shading away from the coastline and interbay. we are going to see temperatures ramping up quickly over the next two hours. for solano county, we have the excessive heat warnings were temperatures will be over 100 for several hours during the afternoon. any outdoor activities, try to get them out early. 7:00, 65 degrees. the jumps up to 70 degrees at 9:00. up to 96 degrees at noon. you do not want to be outside exercising that kind of heat. we want to make sure that we are staying hydrated as we reach your 100 degrees in concord. 104 possible in fairfield today. 99 in morgan hill. dangerous heat but we do have a cool down and we will talk more about that in the forecast in a few minutes. let's head out now. already wearing the short sleeves. it is going to be a hot day.

that sounds really good. love to be in hawaii right now. it has been so nice out here. you can see behind me, the 61 degrees right now. it has dropped a couple degrees since the last live shot at 5:00. you know it will get hotter. right now is 61 degrees. firefighters in high alert. the brush fire broke out yesterday. fortunately, it was contained. today is even hotter conditions expected. triple digits for livermore this afternoon and that is posted throughout the east bay. this is the first spare the air day. firefighters, please do your part. trying to avoid any sparks. unless spark is one less wildfire. pg&e says expect more power

outages with this hot weather and it will be tough today, but pg&e says to lessen the strain on the grid. please try to not use your air conditioner if at all possible. know that that is a tough one for today. it will be tough. and if you do not have an air conditioner interlude looking for a place to cool down, you can find the complete locations right now on our website. nbcbayarea.com. you will see the fullest on the front page. millions of americans sat down in front of televisions last night to watch the first of six public hearings investigating the attack on the capital. last night's presentation included more of the gutwrenching video. >> attackers were chanting hang mike pence and calling police officers traitors as they started to drag injured colleagues to safety. they were calling, we have lost the line. we have lost the line.

the nation watched four long minutes of this never before seen footage from a documentary filmmaker who is documenting the so-called proud boys. the standout witness was officer caroline edwards of the capitol police who was grievously hurt as trump supporters rush the barricades. knocked up, she recovered and continued the hand-to-hand fight. >> i was an american standing face-to-face with other americans asking myself, how many times, many times, how we had gotten here. i had been called names before, but never had my patriotism or duty been called into question. i, who got up every day, no

matter how early the hour or how late i got of the night before, to put on my uniform and to protect america's symbol of democracy. officer edwards talked about her grandfather, a marine who was wounded in korea. she said she thought her grandfather would be proud of her. there will be a total of six public hearings, each with a different subject. among them, trump pressuring them to send electors. the pressure on vice president mike pence. and how trump knew that he lost and tried to remain present anyway, which would have ended democracy. we heard from his attorney general and his own daughter fraud. that would have affected the outcome of election.

mind on that. >> i respect attorney general barr. i accepted what he said. it is the first time any of us have seen the actual depositions, which up until now, were supersecret. a look inside the room where they took place. the banality of the conference room juxtaposed as witnesses described some of the most dangerous days in american history. the committee warned americans about the danger of an unelected president and the failure by summoning congress to defend the constitution, but did not lay out any kind of blueprint as to how to stop this from happening in the future. it is still early days. here is ranking member liz cheney. tonight, i say this to my

republican colleagues who are defending the indefensible. there will come a day when donald trump is gone. your honor your dishonor will remain. >> reporter: liz cheney is one of two republicans on the committee make it technically bipartisan. the original plan was to have a nonpartisan committee were not sitting members of congress will not be able to participate. modeled on the 9/11 committee. the kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell blocked the creation of that committee. we will watch everything that happens and i am interested in your reaction to what you saw last night. twitter, you can find us. developing now, deadly shooting in oakland under investigation. happened at 64th and camden around 6:00 last night. this is near concordia park. 16-year-old was shot and killed. police say a second victim was taken to the hospital. and is in stable condition. officers say they suspect used a high probably rifle. it is unclear what led to the shooting. we want to take a live look outside in san jose.

beautiful start to friday morning. what we cannot see is the temperatures. if you like it warmer, this is the day for you. some people, they want to have a day where i could go into the swimming pool. does not me. i do not have a pool. i am just going to suffer today. it is a spare the air alert day. unhealthy air quality coming our way in the inland east bay and santa clara valley. if you are sensitive to a lot of smoke or particulate matter in the air with the high levels of ozone today, limit your time outside. let's get a live look outside. you are advised to take public transit. that reduces some of the carbon emissions. 64 degrees as you head out the door. we will see the temperatures climbing to the low 80s already

at 10:00. that is going to be above what is normal for the high temperature for this time of year. 94 at 1:00. extreme heat to building today for some of the inland areas getting in the upper 90s and over wondered degrees. then we will see relief going into the next couple of days. i will have more on that in the forecast in a few minutes. mike, you have been keeping an eye on the roads and it seems like it has been friday light and now you have the south bay circle. the south bay circle is there. that is because of the slowing has cleared up. that is great. it is south bay friday light. and it is still dry as we go through the valley. there is an issue with 580 coming up before they 580/205 merge. meanwhile, it is a very smooth drive. and here at the bay bridge, notice some blowing on highway 4. here is a live look at the bay bridge itself. very light, even though the metering lights a been on for about half an hour now. we just now are starting to

have the approach on the toll plaza. all of the lanes have emerged to about half of what we see here. coming from san francisco, it will be here. so, we are getting you in on the summer fun and we have the weekend ideas for you. hope you're not afraid of snakes. you can check out things like the rat snakes and gila monsters. don't you worry about it. we are going to take an inside look on the avenger that lies ahead for you on six flags discovery kingdom. we want to share these photos with the warriors. there up for game four of the nba finals. here is kira klapper with her adorablekids make sure that you share your gold and blue with us. you can share them with us on instagram, twitter, rit back.

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call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. good friday morning to you. the time is 6:13. we are under a microclimate weather alert due to extreme heat. take a look at pleasant hill. you're heading off to work to 60 degrees. it will be 93 degrees by the time you take your lunch break.

we will see some very hot temperatures for the inland areas. we will only see this for a couple of days. let's talk about the relief coming by sunday. that is in the forecast in a few minutes. and we are looking at oakland. look how light it is and how bright the sunshine is there. we're hearing about a helicopter landing. this is over and tracy. we will talk about what is going on. and how it could affect your drive. if you are seeking a thrill this summer, listen up because there is an all-new roller coaster ride for you at six flags discovery kingdom. and marcus got to ride that ride. >> i had the best assignment of the day. i really got in on that. take a look at what i got to do. >> reporter: we are inside six flags discovery kingdom. once you come into the

amusement park, you want the food and the rides. you are also going to encounter animals. >> we have the rides and this amazing animal exhibit along the line. you can check out things like rat snakes and gila monsters and rattlesnakes. there are all sorts of cool animals to check out while you're waiting. >> i'm the kind a person you go it and i want to touch a. this is not the case for all of the visitors, right? >> that is correct. we will not always have the snakes out to meet, but you can see them as much as you like. >> reporter: i am ready to go. >> i do not have a breakfast yet. >> try to keep it with you, okay?

>> that was fun. >> when we got to the first downward slope, i thought oh god. the when you go down the slope, i felt all the adrenaline. >> i thought it was pretty cool because i like snakes a lot and i like having a ride that imitates how a snake moves. i do not realize that is what it was doing until after my third time going. that was cool. this is the 11th and newest roller coaster here at the theme park. i have to try this. do not put your hand in here. but let's check it out. back to you.

when you tell marcus not to do something. this will happen. i'm not change since i was a little kid. >> do not ride the roller coaster. >> whatever you do, w hand in the hole. okay? >> that ride is called the sidewinder. it really mimics the movement of a snake. the new twist and turn and all that. do not eat before you get on the ride. certainly, if you love roller coasters, it does not go extremely high, but it does give you a bit of excitement. i enjoyed it. >> what was in the hole? >> reporter: so, it is air. it spits out air on you. we know what, they have the snakes within that area where it is, so i don't know what it

feels like to get bitten by a snake, but you think, what is it going to do? you knew that it was not something that would hurt you, but when the air hits you, you know. have fun. >> you do not know what it is like to be bitten by a snake. i think we might have your next assignment. we will visit you at the hospital. all right. people are making plans. that would be a great place to head this weekend. it will be hot. that is what we are telling you about all week long. the hottest day of the week is here. even this shot looks hot. it is going to be hazy today as we see the rise in temperatures heating up quickly.

it is in the upper 60s 8:00. upper 70s at 10:00. the low 90s at 2:00. you will see what is happening here. it will be really hot this afternoon as we will be under heat advisory for all of these areas shaded in orange. that is pretty much all the bay area except for the immediate coastline. with the temperatures making it to the upper 90s and 100s, make sure that you are drinking lots of water. take care of yourself. also watch out for the signs of heat related illness. a lot of kids are out for the summer and still at school and dealing with the recess. hopefully that will be earlier in the day. make sure that you and your family are staying hydrated. as we take a look at the temperatures in antioch. we have mid-70s at 7:00 in the outdoor activities need to get in early unlike the one touching the slide to make sure it is not too hot. make sure that you are not taking the dog out for a walk during the middle of the day with temperatures in the mid- 90s and eventually heading to the upper 90s there.

we will reach 97 degrees in napa while san francisco will be in the upper 70s. tomorrow we will start to see temperatures near the coast coming down a few degrees but really nice while the valleys will be hot. we will all catch a break on sunday. even the possibility of showers to the north. more clouds moving again and highs in the 70s. these temperatures for today will be close to records. i do not think we will see a lot of new records a set. we do typically have spikes in temperatures in the middle of june. the relief comes to something more unusual. more scattered showers. especially for northern california and the chance of rain especially for the sierra. we will get the cooler air coming off of the rain and heat up for the middle of next week. we will have a high of 101 up to 104 in fairfield today. 90 ford for tomorrow for a lot of the inland areas. 83 on sunday with a mix of sun and clouds. we start out with comfortable weather early next week but it will be back to the hotter temperatures for the rest of

next week. san francisco is very uncomfortable today without air conditioning. a bit of a breeze and then we will have much cooler temperatures on sunday. really nice for the festivals going on in the city. next week we are back to the sunshine. it is staying pretty nice. have you seen any new incidents popping up for the commute? it has and it does affect the local commute. the altamont pass. let me show you what is going on here. look, all of the green including where the arrow is, west 580 no longer has slowing at the altamont pass. there's a reason why and it is a significant crash over here. a major crash and a sound like there is a motorcycle going away from the merge 580. it crashed and the victim might be on the other side of the freeway. a helicopter is landing to take this person to get medical care. right now, westman 580 is stopped coming out of tracy.

it will keep a lot of the traffic out of the area. whatever traffic they had. the other slow spot is in the bay bridge. the metering lights are on, but even these areas are backed up. we have two cases were businesses were sitting on almost $3000 and customers had had it. i am consumer investigator. nbc bay area response. next.

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he wanted his $2000 back. it did not happen until he contacted us. if you are getting nowhere with the business, you can join the 700 others this year. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the response option. have a great weekend. the giants are wrapping up the series at home against the rockies. they blew a two run lead as colorado scored four unanswered. the rockies win the game, 4-2. you can watch the game at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area. the top stories we are following including bay area heating up. meteorologist kari hall has more where we could see some of the triple digits. i'm in boston. he did not play in game three but steph curry says he's playing tonight. we will hear from the three- time nba champs. we are watching today on the bay.

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cellulite look across the bay area, some places could see temperatures in the triple digits. >> our meteorologist cary hall is tracking the dangerous conditions and wind. this is today in the bay streaming online. happy friday, good morning, i am sierra johnson in for laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington, it is time to pair wine with fast

cars in sonoma. 50,000 people will be in wine country this evening for the annual race at sonoma raceway. we are live from the racetrack, we will have that coming up at 6:45 am. we are tracking the road conditions, let's get to meteorologist cary hall. some places are getting pretty warm. >> it is warming up, it will heat upãtoday. we will also have heat advisories going up within the next couple of hours, continuing through this evening. during that time, you want to make sure that you are drinking extra water. pay attention to signs of heat related illness. some of the bayside temperatures will be in the 70s to 80s, take a look at solano county, highlighted in pink, that will be an excessive morning, a step up from the heat advisory, we will be over 100 degrees for a few hours.

in danville, the temperature trend is going to the upper 80s by 11:00, 94 degrees at 11:00. we will hit 104 degrees today in fairfield. we will talk about the weekend cool down in just a few minutes. still you can track the high temperatures from the palm of your hand, just download our free today in the bay app, available for apple and android devices. many on capitol hill are reeling under members of a house committee in instigating the january 6th attack was showing america's what was found. >> here is a light look at, during the hearing we heard from several witnesses including a capitol police officer who had likened the day to a battle zone. >> reporter: life with the shocking testimony, good morning, that was really captivating testimony that we had heard from the capitol police officer. we saw dramatic new video of the riots that day.

we had also heard interviews from former president trump close allies. >> they are marching eastbound. the never before seen video from january 6th. an eye-opening look at what had happened that day. >> it was carnage, it was chaos. rafe carolyn edward, a capitol police officer was seriously injured, and she was one of the witnesses during the first hearing of the committee investigating the attack. >> i remember that moment, stepping behind the line, and seeing the absolute war zone that it had become. but the a far right extremist group followed them. >> reporter: committee members say that this is part of an lei up to the answers. but the president trump felt

anger among the supporters and encourage the storming of the capital. it said the light that the 20/20 election was stolen. attorney general william barr had told the committee that he assured trump it was false. rafe trumps daughter backed bar. >> i respect attorney general bar. i accepted what he was saying. rafe many dismiss this as political theater. >> this is not about solutions, it is trying to blame trump to change the outcome of the midterms. >> tonight i say this to my republican colleagues, there will come a day when donald trump is gone. your dishonor will remain. rafe this is the first of several hearings that uncover what happened january 6th, and the former president's role.

rafe this is the first of six public hearings. the next hearing is scheduled for monday morning. our coverage continues online on www.nbcbayarea.com. you will find more of the videos from thursday's hearing, and learn about what happens next. two hearings take place monday and wednesday of next week, starting at 7 am our time. today, mma fighter cain velasquez will be in court. he has a plea hearing, and he was taken into custody after investigators say that he got into a high-speed chase and fired shots at a man accused of molesting a young family member. he ended up shooting the man to step father who had survived, and his attempt at a bail has

been denied twice. san francisco leader say that they have identified three more probable cases of monkeypox, bringing the city's total to four. meanwhile, alameda county announces their first case. that case involves a patient who had close contact with someone who had recently tested positive. dr. say that monkeypox is not severe, or as contagious as covid-19. the symptoms include a rash along with fever, headache, muscle aches and swollen lymph nodes. this morning i want to talk about something, we have to talk about to the excitement that is building across the bay area. this is game four of the >> reporter: it is game day in boston, it is a beautiful park in the city, and i do not see much green. everywhere else in the city this morning it is like st. patrick's day. everyone is wearing celtic screen.

this is not a must win for the warriors, but it is the biggest game of the season and they are down 2-1 in the nba finals. despite being hurt in game three, steph curry says that he will be playing in game four. let's show you how we got hurt. it happened in the fourth order of their game three loss to the celtics. he was going for a loose ball when a celtics player landed on his left foot. curry said that he is trying to recover, he did have an mri and says that the injury is similar to a foot sprain that he had that forced him to miss the final two weeks of the regular season. >> i am going to play. that is all that i know right now. i need recover as much as possible. i understand how important game four is. even with a healthy steph curry, game for will not be easy. this tips off at 9:00 local time. anthony florez, today in the

bay. anthony, before you go, who is your photographer? that shot is so beautiful. rafe >> reporter: edward has been working with us in the morning. >> it looks like a green screen, but you are life. it is a beautiful shot. >> there are many things to make us look preventable -- presentable here. we are doing our best. >> do your best to bring home that win. thank you, anthony. don't forget to turn in to pregame and postgame shows, live from boston, starting at 4:30 p.m., and then again after the game with life postgame coverage for you. we are taking a life look here at san jose, a very brightly lit san jose.

we are seeing light, we are going to see heat. it is everywhere in the bay area. maybe it will be hot this weekend, you want to make sure that you plan around the weather. there is a lot that is going on this weekend, and you do not want to have these heat -related stress illnesses and all of these things, possible when the temperatures get this hot. a livermore, we have the rodeo parade. it's at the 10:00 in the morning , it is still fairly mild in the low 80s, but as the festivities continue throughout the day it will be heating up into the low 90s. one way you can cool off his sunday, there will be a festival and you will have sunny sky for the afternoon. in southlake tahoe, the live view, it is so beautiful. if you are going there this weekend it will be warm reaching into the low 80s and upper 70s, it will be much cooler on sunday and once the

cold front is through, there will be scattered showers. it will be hot, reaching 94 degrees today, most likely an offshore wind. we see the temperature of 90 tomorrow, and then 78 degrees on sunday. if your weekend plans take you to la, downtown, around the city, you will see temperatures in the low 80s throughout the weekend. it will not be as hot as what we will see here, we will be talking about highs reaching 104, we will talk about that at the end of that we can, mike, you were talking about a big problem, is that going on for the commute? >> it is, this is affecting our commute, and, it makes our commute much better if we are able to say that about a major injury crash on 580. there will be an easier drive for friday.

there will be a lot of traffic. we have a lighter low through san martin. if we look at both of these slowdowns, like we do every day, the temperatures at the beach will be high. we will see more traffic because of the giants, as well as the warriors game. back to you. a popular summer camp for kids in the bay area is suddenly shut down, next on today in the bay, the controversial reason it will not be open. i just got information about inflation. let's go out to the big board. i think we lost 600 points yesterday, down 500 this morning on the dow jones industrial complex. i am live in sonoma, coming up, we will have a lot of fun area and we will talk to his

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what you need to wear, just take a look at these temperatures in walnut creek. you want to wear something light-colored and lightweight. we are heading for the upper 90s today. grab a water bottle, it will be hot. you want to stay hydrated. we will talk about the rest of the weekend forecast in a few minutes. we have a life look at dublin, showing very light traffic. some of this is because of a major crash in tracy. i will show you why it has this on a summer camp, canceling sessions over a controversy. this happened at hidden villa, and los altos. several employees including the camp director had resigned. the camp says that these tiles with a swastika were added in the 1900s it, they removed them, and they canceled all sessions. now, in a statement hidden villa had said that any pain

that our current and former staffing, especially any staff of color had felt during their tenure deeply saddens us. we are committed to creating an environment where all feel seen, welcome and heard. breaking news this morning, inflation is slowing down a bit, if you do not count gas. >> however if you count gas, those numbers are disastrous. maybe that is why we have to inflation numbers, headlines and everything, food and energy prices can vary wildly month-to- month. inflation rose .6% when you compare it to prices this time last year. that is more than everyone was expecting. gasoline is at its worst price since 1981. when you look at core inflation, that is 6%. that is better than it has been in the past. when you strip out to gas, things are better, most of us

still buy gasoline. the numbers came across and we are looking at the full report, we will break down the changes coming up at 11:00. in the meantime, the national highway traffic safety administration is looking in to tesla, expanding their investigation involving emergency vehicles. there are 16 incidences that the government knows about, where tesla on autopilot failed to see a police car, ambulance or fire truck on the side of the road despite the flashing lights, crashing right into it. remarkably, there has only been one death, this comes as a lead and it crashes with teslas recorded that the driver had no effort to intervene. you sell the futures before the break, those look lousy. san francisco will layoff

several hundred employees. a year ago they were close to 70. we have seen another company stoking fears of recession, but in this case the company really had been struggling with the bare self-made problems. those problems started to catch up with them, particularly as the venture funding dried up. to begin with, as we enter what might be a recessionary period, you will see the weaker companies start to lay off people first. >> we saw that during the pandemic. companies that are not so strong did not hold up. >> you need a lot of money in the bank to get through tough times. >> that is so true. thank you so much, scott. this weekend, engines will be roaring in sonoma. 15,000 people will be in wine country for nascar's race. >> live on the track, we have a

reporter with more of what we can expect. but the it will be exciting, it is a beautiful day, i am at the sonoma raceway, we have a driver. get this, he is only 21 years old, how long have you been doing this? you are from north carolina, but you have been doing this for quite some time? >> i started racing in 2010. i was nine years old. super young. i did not know what i was doing back then, but i started raining -- racing in 2018 and been here ever since. abruptly what do you learn when it comes to raising a car? what is your finesse? >> there is a lot to it. that is what i have learned to moving up the ladder. there are so many things that you have to do in order to become successful, it all starts with preparation. i have never been in sonoma before, i have been on the racetrack trying to figure this

track out. i really will not know until i get on the track, but, toyota raising does great things and they let us use simulators. >> reporter: one thing that i thought was really cool, he raises a truck. you have a toyota tundra, is that right? >> yes. happy you are racing against two other trucks, what are the two other trucks? >> we don't like to talk about that. >> this is not your car, but can we show the basics? can you talk about the safety measures in this? the metal framing, this is just an example, it is a model car. with something like this, what goes into it? >> there are so many things involved in a race car. >> reporter: my honda does not have this, marcus. >> we had our seatbelts in here. we have a fire suppression system. it can get a little hot in there. >> reporter: good luck,

christian, i know that you are in the top five of your previous races, but we will wish him luck. i know that your girlfriend is back home. would you like to say hi to her and then we will send it back to the studio? >> reporter: let's send it back to you guys in the studio. >> she better watch live on our lifestream, roku, or apple tv. at the she can watch the lifestream. >> nine years old? that's amazing. >> we will be putting all of that online, it will be a fun time. you will also be feeling the heat. >> if you are going to be out there, people are out there all day long. you want to make sure that you are drinking water, and wearing a hat in order to give you shade from the sun, make sure to reapply your sunscreen

frequently. we are starting out at 8:00 some of our 60s and upper 80s during the middle of the day. we will stay there for several hours before it starts to cool off. today is a spare the air alert day as you had out on friday morning that if you can, take public transit. it will reduce pollutants. it will be most unhealthy in the inland parts of east bay, as well as santa clara valley, as temperatures really heat up. we have had hot amateurs and height temperatures. in pittsburgh, it is 77 degrees. normally this is our coolest time of the day, but we know it is going to be hot. we are heading for the mid-90s by 1:00. eventually we will get close to 100 degrees. concorde is reaching 100 degrees. 104 in fairfield. livermore, morgan hill, 99 degrees.

it is also 99 degrees and santa rosa, and san francisco is in the upper 70s today. it is going to start to cool off just a little bit near the coastline, but the beach is going to be so popular tomorrow because it is still going to be hot in the inland areas. it is not a good beach day on sunday, you will see clouds, light showers, it will be very comfortable in the valley, reaching in the mid to upper 70s. when we compare our high temperatures versus the record high for this day, it looks like it is going to be a few degrees below the record and santa rosa. very close in other areas, but we know that it is well above normal, what we do is we get the spikes and temperatures in mid-june. what we see towards the end of the weekend is showers to our north, and a little bit of rain for the sierras. then after that we see the temperatures heading right back up as the rain goes to the north. we are in for a lot of changes

that, going from 101 inland 294 tomorrow. then we hit 80 on sunday. it will be breezy, we will see more clouds and rain to our north. san francisco is going to reach 80 degrees today, it is pretty warm and feeling much nicer tomorrow with much more of a breeze. partly cloudy on sunday, then next week we will head back to the low 70s, with a nice forecast. we have been tracking a couple of issues, but overall, is it light traffic? >> it is lighter because of this major crash at. let's show you on the map what we are talking about. there is no slowing, and not a lot of traffic is coming into the ultima because of the crash at west high lady. the crashes at mountain house parkway, and a motorcycle rider was transported to the hospital. there's a lot of activity there. locally, highway four has

nothing major. back to you. happening now, bart is raising its prices, this is the first fair hike in two years. fares for short trips will climb by less than $.10 while longer trips like antioch to downtown san francisco will rise by about $.30. the increase was scheduled in 2019 to raise ticket prices every other year, through 2026 with inflation rates. it went on hold because of the pandemic. art says they use federal money to prevent hikes at california gas surges. the increases will take effect in july. >> next, we have breaking news, the cdc updates guidance for international travelers and that the pandemic, those details for you, ask. a deadly shooting investigation in oakland, one teen is dead. we have new details about a possible second victim and what

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welcome back, we are moving forward with a look at the top stories on today in the bay, including the hot and dangerous temperatures. >> first, we have breaking news this morning, president and his administration is now expected

to announce that the cdc will be ending the requirement for travelers to test negative for covid-19 before entering the u.s. the white house assistant press secretary had just tweeted out that the music, several lawmakers have been advocating for lifting th a deadly shooting in oakland is under investigation, it happened at 64th and camden around 6:00 last night, that is right near concordia park. a 16-year-old was shot and killed, a second victim was taken to the hospital, and in stable condition officers have said that the suspect used a high-powered rifle, it is unclear what had led to the shooting, the oakland police department has not identified any suspects. leaders say that they had identified three more cases of monkeypox, bringing the city's total to four. alameda county also announces their first case. it involves a patient who had close contact with someone who had recently tested positive as

well. dr. say that monkeypox is not as severe or as contagious as tran nine. to a life picture across the bay area, look at that. it is bright and sunny. we are now expecting triple digit temperatures in some of the bay area. it will lessen the strain on the power grid, so png electric expects outages. meteorologist cary hall has our final look at the forecast. >> you want to take public transit if you can, had to a cooling center or have an extra long day at work. we will see the temperatures in the triple digit, still pretty hot tomorrow, and then on sunday it will start to cool off. 80 degrees today in san francisco. mike? looking at the bay bridge, it is friday with light traffic. look at how bright this is, reminder that the 92 will be crowded.

just one more note, if you go up to the racetrack, it will be very hot. make sure that if you are going to the viewing party that you watch for hydration. that is what is happening today in the bay, join us for bay area news at 11 am the today show is next. have a great weekend and we will see you back here at 7:25 am. good morning. making the case. the january 6th committee launches in primetime. >> hang mike pence, hang mike pence. >> graphic new images of the insurrection. testimony from donald trump's own family. and top officials. >> i did not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen and putting out this stuff, which i told the president was [ bleep ]. >> and the devastating personal account from an officer who faced down the mob. >> that day it was just hours of hand-to-hand combat. i was slipping in people's