of thousands. and a closer look at new recession beers. americans are facing an inflation crisis, soaring prices any wild ride on wall street that the reason experts are expecting another rate high. >> those suggestions by, i believe it was giuliani, to declare victory and say he wanted out right. >> more revelations on what led to that january 6th riot on capitol hill and our insider in washington is breaking it down. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. and it's tuesday morning. morning to you, take you for allowing us to be part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> tran40 we went to get a start of the date with a look at the forecast. meteorologist transport is in and tracking what we can

expect. a little bit of relief yesterday. >> we did but it was short- lived because temperatures are already on the rise and that is going to be a hot afternoon, but also a much drier forecast. let's look at san jose. 87 degrees. notice in the icons we stay clear. it will be sunny and beautiful but the temperatures will climb quickly. by 10:00 we are at 70. by noon, expect to bump up into the 80s. also the wind is calm right now, but we are expecting that went to pick up later this afternoon. palo alto right now 87 degrees. upper 60s by 10:00. by 12:00, upper 70s. we will talk about elevated fire danger coming up in a few minutes. first, is chicken with traffic on mike. we are looking at a smooth drive right now. much calmer than yesterday but those of you who joined us yesterday morning. i did talk about the crash in the tri-valley area. it's awful 580. ovary here at tesla which is

much less travel but still important if you take a pick should be on the shoulder around greenville road. that intersection is open. slowing in the altimont. basco drive is the minimum we see during the drape. 580 slowing at the altimont and then clear at grant line road. this morning, all eyes again on the stock market. wall street set to open higher as the markets look to bounce back. here's a look at the futures. the dow tumbling 876 points and it's not 17% off its record high. investors are bracing for the possibility the federal reserve will be more aggressive and hike interest rates, hiking them again later this week to combat inflation. as dominic chu explains, this follows friday's hot read on consumer prices. >> the fed has to worry about whether or not it can stick to those game plans and whether or not wall street will believe them down the line that's white

fed credibility is so key right now. >> the fed wraps up a two day meeting tomorrow and traders are pricing in a hike of three quarters of a percent, which hasn't happened since 1994. and everyone feeling these rising prices. housing costs are up 5.5%. food costs are up 10% and we know fuel prices are up 107%. later today, president biden is expected to travel to philadelphia for a convention where he is expected to speak o and on capitol hill, the house committee examining what led to the january 6th capitol riot and it's making its case. here is a live look in washington. this is where we heard that riveting testimony from former president trump's inner circle. >> a lot of that we have heard before but today, brie jackson joins us from washington. a lot of the focus was on that spreader disinformation about the election results.

>> reporter: that's right. good morning. january 6th committee laying out its case the former president trump knew he lost the 2020 election but spread false claims about election fraud and wait. the january 6th committee's second hearing painting a powerful picture of an ex- president ignoring election defeat. >> mr. trump decided even before the election that regardless of the facts and the truth, if you lost the election , he would claim it was rigged. >> frankly, we did when this election. >> reporter: the false claims creating a divide among insiders pick senior advisers telling former president trump it was too early to call the race. they say he listen dy giuliani, instead. >> there were by, i

believe, giuliani, to go in declare victory and say we won it outright. >> reporter: also testifying a former fox news political editor who defended the network decision to call arizona for then candidate joe biden. >> after the votes were counted, who won the presidential election of 2020? >> joseph robinette biden jr. of the great state of delaware. >> >> reporter: former attorney general william barr saying he paired trump had become detached from reality. >> my opinion then and my opinion now is that the election was not stolen by fraud. >> reporter: top republicans have downplayed the hearings as an effort to distract voters from issues like inflation. >> they had this january 6th meeting. had they are, january 6th hearing. overwhelmingly people are googling about gas prices. >> reporter: committee members aiming to show the big lie, child's narrative that the 2020 election was stolen and ignited his followers leading them to

storm the u.s. capitol. and hearings continue on wednesday and thursday this week. they will include testimony regarding former president trump's pressure campaign on the justice department and on his own vice president to overturn the 2020 election results. >> thank you. you mentioned former attorney general william barr. he admitted that trump was detached from reality and other current attorney general is weighing in as well. merrick garland. what is he saying about january 6th? >> reporter: merrick garland making it clear that he is watching these hearings, as all the prosecutors and that january 6th investigation. he says there is no policy that prevents doj from going after former or current senior government officials. garland repeated the justice department will continue to follow the law and the facts wherever it may lead when it comes to the january 6th investigations. >> we know we we hear more this

week. thank you. 5:06. help could soon be on the way for student struggling to make it in the bay. a proposed state senate bill were provide a guaranteed income for students with no place to live barbara del joining us from the east bay. how much money are we talking about? >> reporter: good morning. first of all, this senate bill 1341 was proposed by senator dave cortez the of silicon valley, which would help unhoused high school graduates. this would provide $1000 a month guaranteed income for five months following the student's high school graduation. this would allow them time to enroll in college, a vocational program, or get a job in california, their 15,000 unhoused seniors would benefit. the senator said this guaranteed income would break the cycle of homelessness for students like this one.

>> now, instead of being here, you are meeting everyone at the same level so you can xl further and beyond versus i'm going to sacrifice my study time so i can find a comfortable place and my car to sleep at night or am going to sacrifice coming to class because i need to work in order to keep myself. >> these are young people whose families are homeless. these aren't kids wandering around the street without a family. this is a generational situation where we are on the brink as they graduate from high school of sending another human being into some sort of permanent or semipermanent homelessness. >> reporter: the senator says that basic input programs that allow recipients to decide how to best use the money have a proven track record in santa clara county culver-stockton, and in the foster care system. senate bill 1341 will next be heard by the california senate human services committee.

in dublin, bob redell, today in the bay. >> and it allows them to succeed because they don't have to worry about where we live or how to eat. i don't have those worries. they can focus on education. thank you. this morning there are mixed messages about the bay areas current covid surge period last week covid experts were hopeful we had hit the peak early but now cases are on the rise once again. take a look at this chart from the chronicle. cases started to dip earlier this week, earlier this month, i should say. the bay area now reporting 4400 new cases per day, 25% higher than the week before. we turned to one of our covid experts for answers. >> it could be that fallout from memorial day. we expected a delay in reporting. what i'm really looking at is hospitalizations and that ucsf

was still continued to be relatively flat, if not going down by a few cases a day. >> in the meantime the fda will meet today and tomorrow to authorize covid vaccine for children under the age of 5. the doctor believes they will be able to start getting those vaccines as early as next week. and we spoke with the doctor about more on the current state of this covid surge and you can watch that full report online at nbcbayarea.com . it's on our home page. let's take a live look from emeryville looking onto the city and the bay bridge. a beautiful shot to start the morning. pretty clear. meteorologist vianey arana is tracking what we can expect. we don't always get those clear mornings. >> we don't and i wish we could get a clear shot of the strawberry full moon because it's so nice we need to find a camera pointing in that direction. forecasted highs today will be running several degrees warmer compared to yesterday's datacom highs. we will bump into the upper 80s in morgan hill. 88. gilroy nearing the 90s enter

east san jose come 87. milpitas, 86. san jose, 85. in the east bay, oakland, upper 70s. seven a. color on the coast but still warm. as far as the interior valleys go, is going to be dry as the wind starts to pick up, especially on the coastline and the peninsula later this afternoon. redwood city, 82. san mateo, 78. in the city expect temperatures in the mid-70s. in the north bay, santa rosa, 89. we will talk about the elevated fire danger and the roller coaster of temps ahead. how are the roots? rising with these numbers here. trying to get you a better price in san jose for gas pick $6.19 on east santa clara street. walnut creek, $6.29 at the mobil on newell avenue. $6.45 is the best we could do at gateway gas and shop in san rafael on northgate drive.

we are still driving around during the morning commute. a quick look at san francisco. the only real incident is southbound 280 near monterey. mine are slowing at the scene getting out of the city and heading toward daly city. for the rest of the commute, still moving nice and fine. there is a little dip out of the altimont. sounding the alarm about online drug deals. still ahead this morning on today in the bay. we will target the reason experts say parents should keep a close eye on what the kids have access to on social media . and booming revenue. apple is on track to earn billions by the end of the decade and we will show you what they have two credit or the major gains. and we will break it down for you. one of those big debates out there. should pineapple be on the top of your pizza? are you a fan? are you saying no way? stick around to find out what folks are saying. much more coming up here on today in the bay. >> it's not a fruitcake . it's

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don't always have a steady flow. i will show you travel times coming up the longer drive through contra costa county. good morning. wall street is set to open higher as the markets look to bounce from yesterday's selloff. the s&p 500 is in bear market territory slumping nearly 4% to close down more than 21% from its record high in january. the dow tumbling 876 points and it's now 70% off its record. the nasdaq dropping more than 4.5%. the index is more than 30% below its record high. investors are bracing for the possibility the federal reserve will be more aggressive in hiking interest rates to combat inflation following friday's hot read on consumer prices. the fed wraps up a two day meeting tomorrow and traders are pricing in a hike of three

quarters of a percent, which haven't happened since 1994. an apple's revenue from music and gaming is expected to top $8 billion a year by 2025 as the iphone maker taps it's massive user base to drive subscriptions. jp morgan set apple music and apple arcade are likely to have about 180 million combined customers in the next three years boosted by the rapid spread of the internet and a booming gaming industry. apple music, which launched in 2013, is the second biggest music streaming service after spotify. and amc said ticket sales this past weekend were 50% higher worldwide than the same time in 2019 before the pandemic took a major bite out of movie theaters. amc said nearly 5 million people watched a movie at one of its locations. theaters have seen a boost in the past month from the opening of jurassic world dominion and top gun: maverick. amc ceo said the industry is

clearly seeing positive signs of a continued recovery at the box office. i have yet to see either movie but definitely at the top of my must-see list. >> at some point. thank you. trending this morning. there is little debate if you ask on the internet what the most controversial pizza topping is. pineapple, right? and doesn't belong on your slice of pie? >> award-winning actor and culinary show host stanley tucci is weighing in on this hot debate. he is not a fan at all. he is telling today food that he has no thoughts on the matter because, quote here, he is so disgusted by all of this that why would you even do that? that what he said. if he had to do what he may not survive. he said it's gross. he goes on to say that, who is the guy who said this is a good idea? who is that person? we wanted to ask on twitter this morning.

pineapple on your pizza? a thumbs-up or thumbs down? you don't care either way? right now as you can see, a few votes out there. most of the people say i love pineapple in my pizza. >> is it winning? is that what's winning? >> i said and the newsroom during the break, no way and i thought we would have a cage match here. people are weighing in. >> the director said, yeah. tomato is a fruit too. >> we work together for 18 years and that's the first fight we've ever had. >> she said i'm going to put her in her place this morning. >> even if it is 5:19. >> i will accept the pineapple. >> it's a no for me but if i come to your place and you have pineapple on the pizza, i'm going to eat it. >> i won't say no to pizza. yeah.

if i order it, it won't be that way. >> i'm not disgusted by pineapple and pizza but do prefer pineapple on the side doing its own thing. and a live look at san francisco. we have clear skies and that's going to mean another warm afternoon. san jose right now, this is a live look. let's look at temperatures out the door. we are starting mild. upper 50s and a couple of 60s. forecasted highs today will be a lot hotter compared to yesterday. let's look at some of those 80s, maybe even into the 90s. 91 in concorde. livermore, 90. organ health, idiot. san jose, 85. santa rosa, 89. san francisco, 73. as we look at those temperatures rising and wind increasing on the coastline, we have to look at the fire danger index when it comes to the

humidity. remember how humid and muggy it was over the weekend? the system has made its way east and we have high pressure over the bay area. we have less than double digits when it comes to humidity in fairfield. 6%. the reason why this is significant is you need to keep in mind we have a lot of dry brush out there. we have not seen significant rain in quite some time. anytime we see the humidity drop come it means conditions get more dry and that means elevated fire danger's. we have a roller coaster of tempers the next seven days. we have rain today at 15 to 30 miles per hour. temperatures are warm through wednesday. thursday we dip into the 60s. we go from 90s tuesday and wednesday, down into the 80s on thursday and the system moves in on friday which will coalesce into the 70s. saturday will be cool and comfortable around 74. father's day weekend we start and other rising t80s that it w be a sunny week ahead. now let's get a check of

traffic. >> 90s on tuesday? that's today . looking at the roadways. a live look at the bay bridge. we had an incident reported which just cleared the chp report and a clear view here. no problem for speed sensors from the live look and the approaches. even the longer drive through contra costa county is a great drive. a little more slowed 84 through the tri-valley. a builder starting at the altimont. san mateo bridge, a live look. 92 westbound was glowing a bit. may have been moisture in the air but now it's calm and dry. it may be humid and feeling like hawaii. pineapple and pizza. back to you. next, response. >> she pays the brand name dishes but i never delivered. it turns out she was scammed. i will show you how to make sure you don't make the same mistake when nbc bay area responds.

5:25. coming up on the today show. and in depth look at how easy it is to purchase potentially deadly drugs with nothing more than a smart phone and social media app's. more americans died of an overdose last year than at any other time in history with 66% of those deaths involving fentanyl.

this family lost her 18 year old in 2020. beck's family said they use various social media channels to reach dealers and buy drugs online. >> did not realize how easy it was for her to have drugs delivered, basically, to our door. >> how easy was it? >> it happened like calling it an order. >> coming up next, how these drug deals are happening online and the surprising ads for everyday products that are appearing next to illicit drug content on social media. that's coming up at 7:00 on the today show . nbc bay area response to a south bay woman who's a dishware never arrived. >> consumer investigator chris chmura looked into it and found her order was never going to arrive because she had all and for a hoax. >> reporter: good morning. this woman wanted to buy dishes from a legitimate company. she said she spent $45 for plates and mugs on this website right here. two months went by with no

delivery. so she went back to the website and try to make contact twice. still, nothing. and now that web address takes you nowhere. it turns out this was not the corel website. we know because we contact the real parent company. it told us she was duped. wishes of the result of attending to purchase ib products in good faith from a fraudulent e-commerce site the company did something nice. it sent her 14 cups for free. the company called it a gesture of goodwill. the woman contacted us online. you can too. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the response option from the maybe a call us at 888-996- tips. i'm live in lexington reservoir where we are talking about water rates going up. i will have that story coming up. you are watching 888-996-tips+.

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right now. a dangerous trend is leaving victims with serious injuries. people in the south bay are being hit by pellet guns pick the reason police believe this may be part of the bigger pattern. water woes. a live report on the new limit restrictions customers in the south bay good faith as the state continues to battle the worsening drought . this is trentor streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online .

it's good to have you with us. i'm kris sanchez >> i'm marcus washington . the warriors did it. pulling off a critical win at chase center and the team just one win away from bringing home another title to the bay area. >> there were a lot of famous faces in the crowd including the man you see right there. jay z. steph curry's special veins. he has a special message for those fans this morning. stick around and tune in at 5:45. cierra johnson will be live at chase center breaking down game highlights for you. you don't want to miss that . we know there will be a watch party this week so let's look at the forecast with meteorologist i'm kris sanchez >> i told you it would be loud in my house. he was so loud. good vibes all around and they took the wind. right now temperatures are in the 50s and the temperatures will get hotter. i know the next game will be on

thursday. that's when we see a decline in temperatures, but we've got to get through tuesday and wednesday. and what happened? let's talk about the 70s. palo alto will bump into the 70s. we will see a lot of sunshine but conditions will be dry. that means we will notice elevated fire danger and i will have a closer look at how that will roll down in a few minutes. turning to our climate in crisis coverage. we knew it was coming because the drought is ongoing. water rates are expected to go up in san jose next month, but what is in store for the rest of the bay area? we are live from lexington reservoir where water levels are pretty low. >> reporter: good morning. it's beautiful out here but reservoir levels are low and that's the case throughout the state and the bay area. look at this map that shows

extreme drought conditions, especially in the bay area and southern california. you can see that in the red and dark red areas of the map. in response, east bay m.u.d. and santa clara valley water district will hold meetings today to talk about the latest water conditions and rates in san jose many water customers can expect rates to go up next month with the city council recent approval. the increase in past customers of san jose municipal water system which serves 136,000 residents in north san jose, coyote valley and evergreen areas. the increase comes as the region faces another extended drought and policy last year's rate hikes. san jose expects operating cost to go up and when the to make up for that with higher rates. actual rates will vary by customer and water usage but an average residential monthly bill of someone in the north san jose service area will likely be an additional $24 a month. evergreen area residents can expect an additional $16 a

month. of course we we keep you updated on what happens with santa clara water valley district and east bay m.u.d. later today at those meetings. in the next few days the supreme court could soon issue an opinion on roe v. wade. you may recall politico published a leaked draft opinion last month indicating the supreme court is set to overturn it. in response, the san mateo county board of supervisors will consider providing $1 million to planned parenthood later today. another aspect of the county plan includes crafting a buffer zone around planned parenthood clinics to protect patient and employees from harassment. also today vice president kamala harris will meet with lawyers from across the country to discuss what is at stake here. today, the san jose city council will vote on mayor sam liccardo's recommendations for his budget. he wants to add more police officers to that city ranks

including 20 more officers for foot patrol downtown also for officers to expand the mobile crisis assessment team which pairs police with mental health professionals when responding to people having a mental health crisis. this is part of the ongoing efforts to expand the police force . san jose police are investigating three pelican attacks. over the weekend we told you about a 15 year old girl hit in the back while walking with a friend on monroe street near valley fair mall. she was hospitalized and suffered extensive injuries including a fractured rib but has now been sent home. police now confirm there were two more pelican attacks the same day. a nine-year-old girl was hit near westgate mall and a woman was also shot near sevens creek boulevard. police are still searching for those responsible . elon musk will attend and all hands meeting at twitter later this week. the social

media site has confirmed musk will speak to stop for the first time since launching his $44 billion acquisition. the meeting will be thursday. tomorrow, tutor employees can submit questions for him to answer. early this month elon musk said he may walk away from the deal twitter did not provide data on spam and fake accounts and said he would make significant changes to the platform including allowing longer tweets, creating an edit button, and opening the algorithm to anyone who wants to recommend changes. the sheep fire burning near angeles national forest is causing new evacuations for that small mountain community of wrightwood. the fire started saturday and the scorched nearly 1000 acres. it is now 20% contained. firefighters say cooler weather come a slowing wind could help crews get the flames under

control and at a better pace. meteorologist trentor has been tracking those conditions. what the weather help the firefight? >> it will improve a little bit. yesterday we had the wind that was gusty at times. this was yesterday. we had a dusty westwind at 20 miles per hour and we had warmer temperatures in the 80s. looking into the evening we continued to see clear skies and temperatures will be into the 80s, as well. conditions is still dry but the wind could play a big factor heading into the afternoon. we will monitor that closely because we will also see our own elevated fire danger locally in the bay area. san francisco will see the wind pick up this afternoon. and a live look at san jose. clear skies to start with temperatures running 10 degrees warmer today compared to yesterday so i will take you through that track of that and what to expect the remainder of the week coming up.

we are looking at what you can expect because traffic is light right now. let's warn folks about potential delays. not as much going on as yesterday but the giants are playing today at oracle park at 6:45 at third and king. make sure you check your transit because driving there will be an issue and you will look at typical local closures. the traffic break and slowing east on 580 away from the bay bridge and be maze but that looks like it has cleared so we are not back at green sensors. getting to the bay bridge a smooth flow of traffic with a blip at the toll plaza and at the top of the screen around mayor islands, just a blip. i circled an incident of a disabled vehicle or a tire any lien. still sorting it out but that's westbound through hercules around highway 4. should be clear from i-80.

and down where it says san jose, slowing from 101 right on schedule. 5:38. not enough help for californians. next, the reason governor newsom is pushing back on the newly approved state budget and the changes he wants to see before he signs off on it. nbc's occlusive interview with amber heard as he opens up about that stunning verdict in johnny depp's favor. how the trial laid out and the backlash she is facing. >> reporter: we are one game away possibly from the warriors taking it all. coming up we have a recap and what you can expect later this week. you are watching today in the bay.

good morning. 5:41 in san francisco. we have clear skies to start our tuesday. 56 degrees but temperatures will rise into the 70s. by 12:00 we have an increase in temperatures. full forecast in just a few minutes. and watching one of the areas where we typically have slowing early in the commute. so far from 580 through dublin and watching a crash. this may involve one or two big rigs. one large vehicle. tracking west 580 through the tri-valley. today, the white house is announcing president biden will take a trip to saudi arabia and mid-july. sources tell nbc news the trip was delayed and what happened

july 15th and 16th. the president plans to meet with crown prince mohammed bin salman. the two are expected to talk oil production but also human rights. developing in southern california. and investigators underway at the chp officer was shot in studio city. this is video captured of the ambulance leaving the scene minutes after it happened last night. the officer is in critical condition and according to chp this started as a traffic stop. as the officer approached the driver of the car, the driver exited the vehicle and a physical altercation occurred. that's when the driver opened fire the suspect took off in the manhunt is underway this morning. only on nbc, actress amber heard is opening up about the verdict in her defamation trial. in her first televised one-on- one interview since the trial, amber heard tell savannah guthrie she stands by her abuse

claims she said she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband and she recounts the impact johnny depp's supporters had on the trial. >> every single day i passed three, for, sometimes six city blocks aligned with people holding signs saying burn the witch. death to amber. after 3 1/2 weeks i took the stand and saw a courtroom packed full of captain jack sparrow fans who were vocal come energized. >> can you put into words how that felt? >> it was the most humiliating and horrible thing i've ever been through. i have never felt more removed from my own humanity. >> this morning on today, you can watch the first part of this frustration with amber heard and on friday at 8:00 in the evening can watch a full hour dateline special. this morning california is a step closer to a state budget. the assembly and senate passed

it late last night, however governor newsom is not on board. the version the past is a $300 billion budget the governor office team wants to seek more immediate, direct to help families with rising costs of gas, groceries, and rent. lawmakers had to pass the budget by wednesday or else they don't get paid. this is according to the state constitution. maintaining friendships as an adult can be hard for many people. you have bigger responsibilities and your jobs. life always seems to get in the way of connecting, but when you truly care about something, use at that time aside. >> that is what one group update area besties has been doing for 20 years. we introduce you to be in your girlfriends nicole, catherine, and that, and kim. for two decades they have gotten together on the second monday of every month for a special girl's night out. each month they do something different that pushes them

outside their comfort zone but there are rules as to what the group is and is not allowed to do. >> the most important rule that we have come up with is you must say yes, even if it's something you really not into. if you don't want to tap dance that night, you are going to tap dance that night. and you are going to have a great time doing it. >> in lieu of third 245th consecutive month of getting together, they made a special trip to the kelly clarkson show. you can watch that today at 4:00 this afternoon and stay for nbc bay area news at 5:00. >> i know kim. it's cool to see that. >> i guess when we say next time let's get together, we should really do it. >> how about the next time we get together with the warriors they win the game? we are just one win away. that's how close the warriors are to gaining the title of champions. last night at chase center

they filled the stadium with fans, celebrating that win of the celtics pick >> not too much green out there. today the warriors will head to boston for what could be the final matchup on thursday. today, cierra johnson joins us from chase center with the rundown. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of those warriors fans waking up to breathe a sigh of relief. some may still be celebrating that big win last night and as you mention, the warriors could possibly be one game away from taking it all. we had an up close and personal look inside the chase center last night and it safe to say the crowd was electric. fans could be seen coaching from the stands, and there were also celebrities sitting courtside for the matcha. but on the court andrew wiggins delivered the biggest game yet in his eight year career with 26 points and 13 rebounds. clay and steph delivered 21 in 16 points to help the warriors

when one of 4-94. we found fans from near and far inside chase, all of them wanting to watch what could be the road to a warriors championship. >> the way they revolutionize the game of passive basketball is unlike anything we seem we came from new york just to be here in chase center in san francisco. >> and draymond we trust. one went away from a championship. one went away. we believe since the beginning. >> reporter: we love to see it. right now the warriors are leading the series 3-2. today they are heading back to give boston for that game on thursday. we will have all the game, game and post game which will hopefully be a big win. on friday, many for will be calling off work sick, celebrating because, hopefully, we will take it all. live in chase center, cierra johnson for today in the bay. >> you better here. you better not call out sick .

>> if you have your pride on display we want to see it for game six of the nba finals. with your heading to boston was staying here, share your golden blue with us for your chance to be featured on it. send your photos to nbc bay area via instagram, twitter, facebook, art agnos on your social media posts. >> put me on tv. >> you got it. and we have superfan, mike inouye, with his hat. >> you can't cover up that glorious hair though. good hair. it will be blunt around today. >> depending on where you are, you notice the window more around the coast. a beautiful start to our day in san francisco. look at that sunrise. glowing skies and it's pretty nice and clear. your forecast highs or this afternoon in the south bay with

breezy wind around 15 plus wind. daytime highs are noticeably warmer as high pressure starts to building. that will dominate the forecast the next two days. and hail, idiot. san jose, 85. milpitas, 86. through the east bay right now wind from the west at 11. pleasanton, 88. concorde come antioch and livermore all in the 90s and we are expected to get warmer heading into tomorrow. forecasted highs around the peninsula. it will be windier into the afternoon in san mateo and san francisco. right now wind from the west at 17 and then they start to increase later tonight into wednesday. in the north bay, napa and sonoma in the upper 80s, nearing 90s. also in nevada and ukiah. san francisco, seven-day forecast. we will see the change in temperatures and weather conditions. this guide you through this. wednesday will be the warmest day of the week in the mid-70s in san francisco. noticed by thursday we cool off

back down into the 60s in time for saturdays with clear conditions still lingering. by sunday on father's day we get a bump back up into the upper 60s eventually leading us into the 70s and san francisco. it will be more noticeable for inland areas pick today will be in the 90s. mid and upper 90s on wednesday. thursday we dropped down by as much as 10 degrees in many areas. and by about 20 degree drop by friday and saturday. daytime highs only expected to be in the 70s on friday and saturday. by sunday for inland areas, temperatures will start to warm up again back into the 80s and looking way ahead into the start of the next workweek on monday we are backup to 88 degrees and nearing the 90s again. temperatures are going up and then down and then they are going back up just like a roller coaster so be prepared for that. make sure you use lots of

sunscreen if you're hanging outside for this watch parties. request comment can you change the warm to a sad face or hot? i don't like the 90s. let's get out of the roadways. the bay bridge toll plaza, we've had a backup. it's only been there about nine minutes since the metering lights turned on. this is pretty substantial for that short amount of time. i'm talking about the summertime traffic. we typically have a lighter build. the bay bridge out of vallejo antioch and bay point, slowing in the typical spots i checked on this crash on west 580 around isabel, everything is out of the lanes right now. we will watch for any traffic breaks if there is debris but there is none reported. san jose, a blip. slowing on 101680. concorde city leaders will

vote on several new rules aimed at shielding tenants from harassment from landlords. among the proposals for hitting landlords from doing renovations on homes without permission of residents. concorde city leaders also will consider a rule that would prevent forcing an existing residents to a new term tenancy. the meeting begins at 6:30 tonight . and a claim out of a sci-fi movie. a google workers said the company's artificial intelligence is alive. next, the shocking admission he is making about the tech and how they silicon valley giant is responding. and at 6:00. >> reporter: the january 6th committee making the case that former president trump knew he lost the 2020 election and spread false claims about voter fraud anyway. i'm brie jackson in washington with the details.

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welcome back to today in the bay and i were climate in crisis. as we monitor an increase in elevated fire danger over this week across the region, we do our best to forecast conditions from temperature, wind, and timidity on earth. high above, nasa is using an active fire detection algorithm to help forest firefighters. video you she's shows the spread of the dixie fire in 2021 the technology will estimate the position of active

airlines and possible spread zone, identifying spot fires and blowing embers in periods of rapidfire expansion. the dixie fire was california's largest wildfire burning for 100 days and destroying almost 100 -- 1 million acres. the use of this algorithm will make crucial connections between the changing climate and fire detection. for more stories stories like this one visit us at nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. here's a question. can a robot think for itself? a google engineer claims a piece of computer software he's been working on came alive. blake lemoine said a chatbot project he's been working on has learned to think for itself. he recently went public with those findings think about called language model for dialogue applications or lamda for short told him it can feel joy, sadness, and anger, which

if true, would be groundbreaking for a piece of software. many people who study artificial intelligence and google itself say it's too early to make this statement about ai, especially after just one case study. >> but from one experiment and one result and one algorithm, it's not enough. you need to replicate this and multiple times >> lemoine said he is suspended with pay by google for going public with that drive it and protected research come up but he said he did it because he felt it was necessary to get the word out. delivery drones will be flying into california this year. amazon said it will start delivering packages with prime air drones in the small community of lawford later this year. that's about 20 miles northeast of stockton. these drones are designed to drop packages in your backyard. other companies like walmart, alphabet have started making similar aerial deliveries.

amazon plans to use the feedback before expanding those deliveries to other cities. instead of looking in the bushes in your front yard, look in the bushes in the backyard for your package. >> couple your dog is not back there. >> my dog treats arrived. right now at 6:00, facing a recession fears. americans are dealing with an inflation crisis, soaring prices and a wild ride on wall street. we show you the reason experts are expecting another interest rate hike. if there was a guaranteed income program, i would not have to worry whether or not i was going to eat something that day or if i was going to pay for the bus. >> helping unhoused students making the bay. we are breaking down a proposed program that could bridge the gap between high school

graduation and what's next. here we go with this tuesday morning. thank you for allowing us to be part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez the sunrise behind you is beautiful this morning. let's take a closer look at san francisco. later tonight you will catch a special strawberry superman once again. we will explain what these strawberry supermoons are and give you the best timeline for when to catch it coming up at 6:15. but first let's check in with vianey arana and mike inouye. mike is looking at traffic weat >> when you were trying to see a beautiful moon you hope for beautiful skies and that's what we see right now and we are