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

expecting that to stick around. tune in and about 15 minutes for that info. a beautiful shot at san francisco but the temperatures will be warmer today because of high pressure. this will help build our temperatures and also increased fire concerns. this will also bump us into the 70s and some upper 80s into the interior valleys heading into wednesday. it is expected to be the warmest day of the week. how warm? i would have those details in a few minutes but first let's check in with mike. >> we have more traffic building at the bay bridge toll plaza but it sorted itself out the last 10. everyone got into a rush and now it's moving out on the map we see no problems for the maze. a little slowing through richmond which is typical and also out of vallejo and highway 4. moving north there is a crash in napa, highway 29 at 221 that will be an issue. won

of two lanes is blocked. that's an issue locally. south of here you are doing just fine around the bay. this morning all eyes are again on the stock market. wall street is set to open higher as the markets look to bounce back. here's a look at the futures. the dow tumbling 876 points and is now 17% off its record high. investors are bracing for the possibility of a federal reserve that will be more aggressive in hiking interest rates 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 why that credibility is so , right now. >> the fed will wrap up a two- day meeting tomorrow and traders are pricing in the hike of three quarters of a percent which hasn't happened since 1994.

everyone is already feeling those rising prices. housing costs are up by .5% for food costs are up 10% and fuel prices, as we all know, are up 107%. this has jumped 30% alone in the last three weeks. later today president biden will travel to philadelphia for a convention where he is expected to speak about the economy . 6:03. on capitol hill this week the house committee examining what led to the january 6th capitol riot is making his case. here's a look at washington. this is where we heard that riveting testimony from former president trump's inner circle. >> all come from the inside but inside it was wild. brie jackson joins us. a lot of that focus was on the spread of disinformation about the election results. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. that was the center of yesterday's hearing, the spread

of disinformation. and the january 6th committee laid out their case that former president trump knew he lost the 2020 election, but spread false claims about election fraud anyway. they 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 he lost the election come 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 to his lawyer at the time, rudy giuliani, instead. >> there were suggestions by i believe giuliani to declare victory and say that 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 feared 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 have this january 6th meeting. here they are, a generous sixth hearing. overwhelmingly people are googling about gas prices >> reporter: committee members aiming to show the big lie, trump office narrative that the 2020 election was stolen igniting his followers leading them to storm the u.s. capitol. and hearings continue on wednesday and thursday this week and they will include testimony

about former president trump's pressure campaign on the justice department and his own vice president to overturn the 2020 election results. >> you talked about former attorney general william barber admitting that president trump was detached from reality. now we have a different attorney general so what is he saying, merrick garland, about the january 6th investigation? >> reporter: merrick garland is trying to make it clear that he is watching these hearings, as well as prosecutors and they january 6th investigation. garland said release mentioned there is no policy that would prevent going after former or current administration officials come or senior government officials, when it comes to their investigation. garland also repeated the justice department will follow the facts and the law as they continue to do their investigation into the january 6th attack.

an interesting considering what we heard yesterday about the people looking for pardons preemptively too. thank you. also this morning we are learning new details about an attack and robbery on a postal worker in the east bay which happened yesterday afternoon around 12:30 in lafayette next to highway 24 apple ennis high school. authorities say the worker had to go to the hospital to be treated for her injuries. no word on how much mail was stolen and whether it was male or her own personal property. this morning health could be on the way for students struggling to make it in the bay. proposed state senate bill would provide a guaranteed income for students with no place to live. bob redell joining us from the east bay. this sounds like a good deal. how much money are we talking about? >> reporter: good morning. senator dave cortese he of silicon valley proposed the bill

, senate bill 1341, which if passed would help unhoused high school seniors. to answer your question, sb 1341 would provide $1000 a month stipend for five months for those students who graduated high school to allow them time to enroll in college, a vocational program, or to get a job. in california there were 15,000 unhoused seniors would benefit from this. senator dave cortese said this guaranteed income would break the cycle of homelessness for students . >> now instead of being here, you are meeting everyone at the same level psych you can xl brother and beyond versus i'm going to sacrifice my study time so i can find a comfortable place in my car to sleep at night, or i'm going to sacrifice coming to class because i need to work in order to get 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 income programs that allow recipients to decide how to best use the money have a proven record in santa clara county, stockton, and in the state foster care system. senate bill 1341 one next be heard by the california senate human services committee. in dublin, bob redell , today in the bay. >> many times we've heard stories where people have had to drop out of school to help their families survive and now they can focus on their education and truly help the family in a big way. thank you. this morning there are some mixed messages about the bay area current covid surge period

last week covid experts were hopeful that we had hit the peak, but now cases are once again on the rise. look at this chart from the chronicle using public health data. cases started to dip earlier this month in the bay area now reporting nearly 3400 new cases per day. this is up 25% from the week before. we turn to one of our covid experts for answers. >> it's could be fallout from memorial day. we expected a delay in reporting. what i'm really looking at is hospitalizations. and at ucsf we still continue to be relatively flat, is not going down but if you cases per day. >> in the meantime the fda will meet today and tomorrow to authorize covid vaccines for children under the age of five and dr. chin-hong believes they can get those vaccines as early as next week . we also spoke with dr. chin-hong about more on the current state of the covid certain what's next you can watch the full report online at nbcbayarea.com on our home page. let's take a live look

outside from san rafael you can see cars on the road getting the day started. we already have the day started for you. what you can look forward to ahead. meteorologist vianey arana has a look at the forecast . >> it's going to be hot. really hot. i hope everyone office ac and their cars work this afternoon because those temps will bump up significantly at least for the interior. i know we have microclimates so if you want to get away from the heat come of the cooler spots will be on the coast in the peninsula but look at the livermore mock concord and martinez range. 60s and half moon bay and then to oakland in the 70s and then we bump into the 80s in the san jose and morgan hill and the gilroy area. 90s and livermore. 91 in concord. santa rosa and napa 89. high pressure will start to dry us out. if you're on the coastline, the winds will pick up we will talk

more about that, coming up in a few minutes. i'm complaining about high temperatures you are showing but i have gas prices. $6.19 is the best we could do in san jose at the article and santa clara street. $6.29 at the mobil in walnut creek. $6.45 in san rafael on northgate avenue. and let's look at the map. san rafael on the left side of the screen and anything moving smoothly through 101 580 from richmond there is a build at the toll plaza but nothing big. typical slowing from vallejo and into concord. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on are always slow from the toll plaza through the merge of the incline. a bit of slowing on 880 through hayward. nothing major toward the san mateo bridge. there could be a crashed and the dunbar bridge toll plaza

and we will check on that coming up. illicit drugs are apparently not too hard to find. that's what experts are saying about sales on social media pick still ahead on today in the bay at 6:25. the wording from the experts and the message one set of parents want to share with you this morning. and the airport chaos continues but one airline hopes to alleviate some of that pain. the move that would put more money into the pockets of some workers and ease your summer travel stress . stick around. much more ahead here on today in the bay. it's 6:13.

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6:15. look at the temperatures in dublin. we start out in the 50s but a quick rise into the 70s and then into the 80s by 12:00. it's going to be a warm afternoon with lots of sunshine but also concerns heading into the week and a roller coaster of temperatures. full forecast in just a few minutes. so far we have an easy ride or drive on the roadways. this is fremont 880 around fremont boulevard. light traffic flow here but i do have an issue coming into fremont from the peninsula. the dumbarton bridge has one issue i'm tracking. the ceos of several major automakers are asking congress to lift the cap on how many people can get a tax credit to buy hybrid or electric vehicles. currently tax credits are capped at 200,000 per company. gm and tesla have reached the

limit and toyota is close to it. the automakers say credits have allowed them to sell more affordable cars and speed of the adoption of electric vehicles. here is a live look at sfo and american airlines giving massive pay raises in hopes of easing a nationwide pilot shortage that may have already hampered your summer plans. the raises will only be allowed at pilots of two of americans regional airlines, piedmont airlines and envoy air. there will be a 50% increase that will take place through the end of august 2024. the temporary raises will mean new hire first officers in their first year of flying will make $90 per hour, which is up from $51 per hour. the first year captains, the pay will be 146 hours -- one to $46 per hour. i don't think that really affects us those two airlines. they don't fly here.

am i right? maybe it's a trend. >> we will see. 6:17. tonight, another chance to watch the strawberry supermoon. scott budman tweeted out this picture. this moon showing 99.9%. how cool is that? you can still watch tonight when the moon rises at 8:56 p.m. also try moon said early wednesday morning. the june supermoon is known as a strawberry supermoon because the fruit is usually ready to be harvested during this month. >> i thought it was the color of the moon. you should see that terrible picture of the moon i got from my bedroom window. it looks like a streetlight and meanwhile scott budman can make a postcard. >> i asked him how he gets those cool shots. he has a telescope. >> and he gets to stay up past 8:30. >> that's the most important

part. >> we try to catch it at 1:30 in the morning. >> you may be able to see it. it looks pretty clear. >> that's one thing you want to hope for. the skies will be clear enough so you can admire the super moon and you said you thought it was the color. at this and actually looked red. it coincides over the strawberry harvest. the sunset may make it look like a glow around it. over all, do supermoon comes as the moon's orbit will be at its closest distance to earth and it appears just above the horizon. you want to look toward the southeast tonight pick the best viewing time will be at 8:56 p.m. our time and the men set is that 5:41 may be able to catch it early tomorrow and it won't be hard considering how clear it is out there. look at this. beautiful shot of san francisco but it will be warm today, especially through the interior. san jose, 85. milpitas, 86.

cupertino, 86. los gatos, 84. in the east bay we have a decent range of temperatures. upper 70s in oakland. upper 80s in walnut creek. mid-90s through antioch and livermore. amanda peninsula expect that we and to pick up, especially on the coastline. in san francisco, temps in the 70s but it will get breezy to windy at times and in and north bay, 87 in clearlake. santa rosa, 89. the long-range we warm-up tomorrow and thursday and toward thursday night into friday we've got cooler weather mac ahead but then is going to clear out and the high pressure will dominate once again in time for father's day. so we warm back up. the seven-day forecast is interesting. and from windy conditions today, watching for an elevated fire danger come into thursday with cooler weather with overnight lows in the 50s. look at the noticeable drop. we go from 90s come all the way to the 70s. down into the 70s by the

weekend. let's get a check of the roads with mike. >> looking at a smooth roadway as we look at the sensors. pretty much green. less than any disturbance we would see during the typical school year, sliding into lighter traffic through summer months. we have an issue around the dumbarton bridge toll plaza. eastbound away from the span pick a crash on the shoulder. sounds like it's been there for a while so maybe is just an abandoned vehicle. the slowing icy comes off -- no incidents reported but i'll check them for a few more minutes. considered a blip if it doesn't clear with any other reports in the area. smooth drive in your typical commute directions including the bay bridge. good spacing. there is a crowd but it's moving . next, nbc area responds. she pays for name brand dishes but they never deliver. turns out she was scammed. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, i will show you how to

make sure you don't make the same mistake when nbc bay area responds next.

coming up on the today show. an in-depth look at how easy it is to purchase potentially deadly drugs with nothing more than a smart phone and a social media app. more americans died of an overdose last year than at any time in history, and 66% of those debts involved fentanyl. this couple lost their 18-year- old daughter in 2020 and they

say it's because she used various social media channels to reach drug dealers and buy drugs. >> did not realize just how easy it was for her to have drugs delivered, basically, to our door. >> how easy was it? >> it happened like calling an uber. >> next on today, how these drug deals are happening online , and also the surprising ads for everyday products appearing next to elicit drug content on social media. that's coming up at 7:00 on the today show . 6:25. nbc bay area response to a south bay woman who's a dishware never arrived. >> consumer investigator chris chmura's team looked into it and they found out her order would never arrived. this is because she had fallen victim to a hoax. >> reporter: good morning. a woman in milpitas wanted to

buy dishes from a legitimate company, corelle. she said she spent $45 for plates and mugs on this website right here . well, two months went by with no delivery. so, she went back to that website and try to make contact twice. still, nothing. and now that web address takes you nowhere. it turns out this was not the corelle website but we know because we contacted the parent company, ib. they told us she was due. are issues of the result of attempting to purchase ib products from a fraudulent e- commerce site. corelle did something very nice. they sent her 14 cups for free. the company called it a gesture of goodwill. the woman contacted us online and you can too. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the response option from the main menu or call us , 888-996- tips . 6:26 and top stories we are following today included california getting one step closer to a final budget but

governor newsom is not ready to sign it yet. we will break down the financial relief he wants to be included for californians before he will sign off. >> reporter: i'm sharon katsuda live in the south bay weathers talk about water rates going up. find out who is affected coming up. you are watching today in the bay.

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bay area cities continue to crackdown on water wasters. ahead, the new looming restrictions customers in the south they are facing. is the future of roe v. wade hangs a liberal, one county is working to protect reproductive rights. the vote that could beef up security clinics across the penance of. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online . good to be with you. talk about the warriors. they did it. they pulled off a critical win at chase center last night. one win away from bringing another title back to the bay area. make sure you tune in this morning because our cierra johnson is live in will break down the game highlights. you don't want to miss that. >> we will have a look at

traffic in just a moment but first we want to get a look at the forecast. i wanted to show you some of the warmest spot that are expected to climb into the upper 80s and low 90s. it is going to warm up rather quickly. we have a 54 degrees and by 9:00 a.m., in the 60s. i 10:00 a.m., already in the 70s. right around lunchtime, mid-80s for the interior valleys. in the north bay, temperatures will warm quickly. notice by 12:00 or 1:00, in the 80s as well. tomorrow will be even hotter. i will tell you more about that in a few minutes. we are following breaking news this morning. this child is coming into our newsroom from e to we have learned tomorrow's health committee hearing on the january 6th capitol riot is

being postponed. there is no word on why. the next hearing will now take place on thursday. the recent hearings, and testimony from the inner circle of president trump, much of the focus was on the spread of this information about the election results. turning to our climate crisis coverage, we knew it was coming because of the drought. water rates are expected to go up in san jose next month. but what is in store for the rest of us? today in the bay's is live at lexington is where water levels are pretty low. >> that's right. good morning. you can see what they like just how low. right now, only 49% capacity. about half capacity at lexington reservoir. take a look at this map of drought conditions. much of the state isn't red and in the extreme category. is paid martin sanitary valley water district are expected to hold meetings today and talk

about the latest water conditions and rates. in san jose, many customers can expect rates to go up next month. the increase in san jose municipal water system which serves 136,000 residents in north san jose, and the increase comes as the region faces another extended drought and follows last year's rate hikes. san jose expects operating cost will go up and will need to make up for that with higher rates. actual rates will vary by customer and water usage, but it is rich bill, somewhat in the north end of the service area will likely be an additional $24 a month. evergreen area residents can expect an additional $16 per month. we heard a lot of talk about this at the meetings and really being closely watched today. i

the state capitol in sacramento. this morning, california is a step closer to a state budget. they passed it late last night. however, governor newsom is not on board. version passes a $300 billion budget but the governor wants to see more immediate and direct help for families with rising costs and groceries. lawmakers had to pass the budget by wednesday or else they didn't get paid. that's according to the state constitution. also today, the city of san jose, the council will vote on the mayor's recommendations for his budget. he wants to add more police officers to the city's ranks. including 20 more officers the patrol downtown. and four officers to expand the mobile crisis assessment team which paris police with mental health professionals. this is all part of the ongoing

efforts to expand the police force. the supreme court could soon issue an opinion on roe versus wade and you might remember, it was a leaked draft that was released last month indicating that the supreme court is set to overturn roe v. wade. today, vice president kamala harris is expected to meet with lawmakers from across the country to discuss what is at stake. also in response, san mateo county board of supervisors will provide $1 million to planned parenthood later today. another aspect of the plan includes creating a buffer zone around planned parenthood clinics in order to protect patients and employees from harassment. a follow-up for you this morning. san jose police are investigating three pellet gun attacks. over the weekend, we told you about a 15-year-old girl who was hit in the back while walking with a friend. she was hospitalized and has since been released but

suffered extensive injuries including a fractured rib. police confirm there were two more pellet gun attacks the same day. a 9-year-old girl was hit near westgate mall and a woman also shot near stevens creek boulevard. police are still searching for who is responsible. developing now, the fire burning their angeles national forest is causing new evacuations. that fire started saturday and has scorched nearly 1000 acres. it is now 27% contain. firefighters say cooler when and slower when could help get to the flames quicker and more easily. our meteorologist is tracking those conditions in that area. how is the weather helping those firefighters now?

the winds will be much calmer compared to yesterday. like to variable at times. that is probably the biggest factor when it comes to a fire spreading or starting. right now, temperatures in the 60s, however, it will be another warm day. possibly into the 90s. currently, 27% contain. we have a lot of dry brush but the light to variable winds, will help out. the winds are from the west- southwest and we will monitor this closely inching in towards this afternoon as the temperatures warm up. we are also expecting to warm up here as well. into the 90s for concord, livermore 90, san jose 85, and palo alto in the 80s. mostly clear. we are starting out in the 50s with lots of sunshine but the temperatures will chain. a let's check in with mike. >> we're talking about predictive traffic where we predicts slowing as streets closed before the game time.

of course, local traffic will be affected. no major issues in mass transit is a great option. lighter traffic over all. the usual suspects for slowing on 437 and now at the richmond bridge where the toll plaza just started to show slowing. in the north bay, highway 29 at 221, there is an issue for locals heading north on 29. there is a crash blocking the lane. watch out for that area. meanwhile, the rest of the day shows a smooth drive. a bit of slumming to hayward in san jose. a live look show you it is like traffic. going from left to right is northbound 101. that is where we saw the speeds. back to you. in an exclusive interview amber heard opened up. >> a vast majority of this trial was played out on social media. i think that this trial is an

example of that gone haywire. >> the actor speaking up for the first time about that stunning verdict in johnny depp's favor. next on today in the bay, how the trial played out and how the back last she is facing is affecting her. a sitdown with employees. for the first time since announcing his bid to take over twitter, elon musk is getting ready to meet with and speak with twitter staffers. what we can expect from that, coming up. it's a great day to be part of the nation. coming up that big win, we will have family action as well as a preview for thursday's even bigger game. you're watching today in the bay.

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good morning. a look at san jose. the temperature trend starting in the 50s but we will be click to climb into the 70s for a warm afternoon. upper 80s and 90s in some spots. we will talk about the remainder of your work week and daytime highs coming up in just a few minutes. this is your work drive if you're traveling from oakland to san francisco. the toll plaza looking lighter coming off the mace. the issue may be an issue in berkeley. there is a crash i am tracking. we will show you the bigger build as well. the white house is

announcing when president biden will take the postponed trip to saudi arabia. sources tell nbc news that the two day trip delayed from this month will now happen on july 15th and 16. the president plans to meet with the saudi leader and the two are expected to discuss oil production but also human rights. elon musk will be attending a, quote, all hands meeting at twitter later this week. they have confirmed to us that he will be speaking to staff for the first time since launching his acquisition. the meeting will happen on thursday. darting tomorrow, twitter employees will start submitting questions for him to answer. earlier this month, he said he may walk away from the deal if twitter did provide him with the data of spam and fake accounts. he also said that he would make significant changes to the platform, including longer tweets, creating an edit button, and opening it to anyone recommending changes. only on nbc, actress amber

heard is opening up about the verdict in her defamation trial. in our first televised 101 interview since the trial, she tells savannah guthrie she stands by her abuse claims and she said she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband. she also re-counts the impacts the supporters of hat on the trial. >> every single day i pass six blocks, city blocks, lined with people holding signs saying, burn the witch. that to amber. after 3 1/2 weeks, i took the stand and saw a courtroom packed full of captain jack sparrow fence. who were vocal, 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, you can watch the first part of the conversation with amber heard. then, this friday at 8:00 in the evening, you can watch a full hour of dateline special. maintaining friendships as you get older it's hard. as grown-ups we have responsibilities, jobs, life, and they get in the way. when you truly care about something, you set aside the time. right, marcus? >> this is what one group of people have been doing for 20 years. 20 years they have been doing this. we want to introduce you to the bay area girlfriends. for two decades, without fail, they have gotten together on the second monday of every month for a special girls night out. every month, they do something different that pushes them outside of their comfort zone.

and they have rules. what you can and cannot do. take a look. >> the most important rule that we have come up with is that you must say yes, even if it is something you are not into. if you don't want to tap dance at night, you're going to tap dance at night. and you are going to have a great time doing it. >> i bet they do. in lieu of their 245th consecutive month of getting together, they made a special trip to the kelly clarkson show. you can watch it today right here on nbc bay area at 4:00. then make sure you stick around for nbc bay area news at 5:00. maybe they should go to a warriors game. >> anyway, one win away. that is how close the warriors are to gaining that title. last night, if you watched or you were there in person, they

clinch that victory and celebrated the win over the celtics. >> today, they prepared to have back to boston for what could be the final matchup on thursday. today in the bay's cierra johnson joins us with a rundown. >> reporter: good morning. it's a great morning to be a warriors fan. so many folks workup celebrating and breathing a sigh of relief because we are that much closer to taking it all. we are in front of a now quiet chase center but as you can imagine, insight, it was rocking last night because we were able to walk away with that win. we did have a crew inside to capture the electricity. fans could be seen coaching from the fence. we also spotted some celebrities. sitting quartzite for that matchup. on the court, andrew wiggins delivered his biggest game yet with 26 points, 13 rebounds. they delivered 21 and 16 points respectively to help the warriors to pass the celtics 104-94.

we found fans inside chase and all of them wanting to watch what could be the road to a warriors' championship. >> the way they revolutionize the game is unlike anything we've ever seen. we came all the way from new york just to be here. >> one win away from a championship. one win away. we believe. >> reporter: and, as you can imagine, that last fan was replicated not only in person but also on social media. fans took to various platforms expressing their sheer excitement over the game last night. you can see it there. fans excited for what could play out in a couple hours, a number of hours, rather, in boston. the warriors are leading the series 3 -2. the team is heading back to boston for what could be a huge, huge game. come friday, there may be some

code -- and some people may be celebrating too hard. we can take it all. live in front of the chase center, cierra johnson, today in the bay. >> you're not supposed to show the playbook. >> it's not a secret. >> it was until a minute ago. we know who is here this morning. vianey arana is in for terry hall. how hot will it be? >> it will be a pretty significant increase for the interior compared to yesterday, but the sunshine has been lovely. look at this view. clear skies and not a cloud in sight. that will make for a good strawberry moon spewing tonight. temperatures in the 50s and 60s.

san francisco 53. our 24 hour temperature change in fairfield, 9 degrees warmer at this hour. how hot will we get in the south bay? here is a closer look at your daytime highs. 89 in gilroy, san jose 85, scotus 84, and for the east bay, quite a range. from 70s to 80s. and 90s in areas like antioch and conker. 91 and windy around the coastline as well. san mateo 78. upper 60s in the city. santa rosa 89 in sonoma 88. novato 86. the long-range outlet, the warmest day is tomorrow but then we drop in temperatures. we have system to the north and heading into thursday and friday that will help clear us out. by sunday we will see warmer temperatures on the rise again just in time for father's day. we will plan out your week with

a look at your seven-day forecast. 74 degrees and by thursday we dropped down with temps only topping out in the upper 60s. thursday and friday, 66 degrees. the sunshine six around and 63 degrees for saturday. the most notable change will be in the interior. this is quite a temperature drop with a roller coaster of 90s on tuesday and wednesday, down into the 80s for thursday, that system passes to our north that will help pull us off into the 70s for friday and saturday. nice and comfortable but by sunday into monday, the temps increase yet again by as much as 10, 15+ degrees in a lot of those interior valleys. 82 on sunday and upper 80s and back into the low 90s. how are the roads, mike? looking all right. were looking at the map with some slowing patterns unless 80. the wisher freeway, there is a

crash but not on 80. it's on the on ramp from university. that will only affect the surface street traffic. it still the same pattern coming past golden gate. there is one congestion point. we have typical slowing for the usual spots. of course, the bay bridge but the north bay is where we see the slowing. american canyon to highway 12. a crash still blocks one of your two lanes but let's look at the rest of the bay. palo alto, very like driving across the peninsula. city leaders will bow tonight on several new rules and that shielding tenants from harassment from landlords. among the proposals, prohibiting landlords from doing renovation homes without the permission of residents. also the city leaders will consider a role that would prevent forcing an existing resident into a new term of

tenancy. that meeting begins at 6:30 tonight. we are watching the market this morning as americans efface record inflation. plus, is a covert surge ending in the bay area. there are mixed messages. stick around. much more ahead for you right here on today in the bay.

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we are moving you far with a look at our top stories here on today in the bay . a 15-year-old girl was shot and killed last night in east palo alto. it happened just before 9:00 p.m. . this is dear an alley between manhattan and euclid. police say the two male suspects were seen running towards --. a motive is not yet released. anyone with information is being asked to call is palo alto police . this morning, all eyes are on the stock market. a live look as wall street open just about an hour ago. nice to see the green after yesterday. the dow tumbled 876 points, 70% of the record high. investors are bracing for the possibility that the federal reserve will be more aggressive in hiking interest rates later this week in order to combat inflation. traders are pricing in a hike of

three quarters of a percent. to date president biden is expected to speak in philadelphia about the economy. housing costs are up 5.5%, food costs are up 10% in fuel prices are up, so high, 107% higher jumping 30% alone just in the last three weeks. a head on that is a show, our coverage continues taking a deeper look at the mounting concerns over the economy. the supreme court soon issue an opinion on roe versus wade. political published a leaked draft opinion last month indicating that the supreme court is set to overturn it. in response, san mateo county's board of supervisors will provide a $1 million to planned parenthood. another aspect of the plan would it create a buffer zone around clinics in order to protect patients and employees from harassment. this morning, there are some mixed messages about the bay areas covid surge.

cases are now on the rise once again. take a look at this chart from the chronicle. cases dipped earlier this month in the bay area is reporting 4400 new cases a day. this is up 25% from the week before. the fda will meet today and tomorrow to authorize covid vaccine for kids under the age of 5. kids can start getting the vaccine as early as next week. here is an effort to help on how students make it in the bay. a senator is pushing a bill that would guarantee income for on house youth following their graduation from high school. here is how it works. they would get $1000 a month stipend for five months. 15,000 california students will be eligible path. the senator says basic income predto use that money have a proven track record. > time to get a look at the

forecast. vianey arana has a look at the temperatures we can expect . it will be interesting to see the rise in the drop and then the rise again. it will be windy around the coastline. heading into tomorrow, the warmest day of the week. i thursday, things will call off just a bit heading into saturday with temps in the 60s. the interior areas are really going to notice the temperatures. tomorrow, it will be in the upper 90s and also remain dry for the week. my, how are the roads? a lighter drive as we approach the summer. we are looking over here towards slowing and west 92 across the san mateo bridge. reports of something going on just before the toll plaza.

we do see slowing as we take a live look but we also have slowing across the flex section. there could be a disabled vehicle making its way across. the bay bridge is not bad but there is still meeting lights on. that is what's happening today in the bay. we will be back with more life local news. don't forget to join us for aramid date newscast. "the today show" is coming up next. make it a terrific tuesday. see you back here tomorrow. soaring prices and inflation. this year the mounting fears of recession. the fears for the white house to take action. and could the biggest interest rate hike in decades be on the way? we will have everything you need taknow. swte