calling for an increase in production both for producing and extracting oil. but also refining its tech >> working to cut down the pain at the pump. president biden going after oil companies as they break in big profits while you pay more for gas across the bay area. a live report from washington on what he is demanding those company change. all eyes are on the capitol once again. january 6th committee will hold its third hearing. the new evidence expected to be presented in a matter of hours . severe weather sweeping across the country. on the west coast we are dealing with high temperatures, and dangerous drought conditions. and in yellowstone national park, a state of emergency due to heavy rain. a look at the damage left behind it.

>> and meteorologist vianey arana breaking down the reason this could get worse. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online . good wednesday morning and thank you for joining us wednesday? thursday. >> don't push us back. >> moving your forward. not moving you back. i'm kris sanchez >> i'm marcus washington. a lot to get to this morning that first speculations are over this morning. we have learned that beyonci is releasing a new album. >> over the weekend she sent us into a flurry because she deleted her profile picture. she did this on instagram and twitter but overnight she dropped a big teaser. >> we will have more at 5:15. >> beyonce has love but you have the forecast. >> and you will enjoy today because it will be cooler and it will be windy on the coast but over all comfortable.

57 in palo alto and a quick look at your temperature trend. notice the icons. there may be clouds rolling through initially but then it clears through the afternoon and then i will talk more about the full forecast in a few minutes. this morning all eyes once again on wall street. here's a look at the futures ahead of the opening bell. it doesn't look good. wall street set to open lower potentially giving up all of yesterday's bed fueled gains. this is following a historic and aggressive move on fighting inflation. the federal reserve is expected to hike interest rates by three quarters of a point. it's the biggest increase in more than 30 years. brie jackson is live in washington this morning and this is the third hike we've seen this year and more may be to come.

>> reporter: that's right. jerome powell, the fed chair, pledge to do what it takes to tame inflation while seeking to avoid a recession. the federal reserve going big, raising interest rates by a historic three quarters of a percent. biggest hike since 1994. >> we strongly committed to bringing inflation back down and removing expeditiously to do so. >> reporter: the move will make payments more expensive on everything from mortgages and car loans to big business loans. home buyers in the market now remain cautious. >> i feel pressured to bite now as opposed to waiting a few months because who knows what the prices will be then. >> reporter: this as american families are already struggling with high food and fuel prices president biden slamming u.s. oil giants for record profits and putting pressure on them to do more. >> he is calling for an increase in production both of producing and extracting oil but also refining it >> reporter: the oil industry says u.s. refiners today are running at or near capacity but still demand is outpacing supply.

meanwhile, people are doing what they can to stay afloat. some even selling plasma to make ends meet. >> in order to make sure there is enough food to go around and the lights are on and i got gas in the gas tank. >> reporter: others reconsidering summer vacation plans due to higher prices for gas and flights. >> it's making me not want to trouble right now. >> reporter: is more american steel the financial stress, the biden administration says driving down costs remains a top priority. chairman powell said additional rate hikes are likely. the fed is expected to raise interest rates by at least another half a percent next month. >> and that's not good, especially in the bay area where it's already expensive to buy anything. brie jackson in washington. thank you. also on capitol hill, the house committee examining what led to the january 6th capitol

riot will once again start making its case. a third hearing is set to get underway this morning. vice president mike pence and the pressure he was under before and during the siege is the focus today. we are in washington with more on what to expect. >> reporter: good morning. today's hearing is about what the committee describes as a pressure campaign on mike pence. it started in december and built every day as more and more legal challenges by former president trump were getting thrown out with trump and his allies leaning on pants to do something that had never been done before and set aside votes and the state electoral votes and declare trump the winter. the committee intends to show today and what we learned from a member of the committee and from testimony we will see today is that pence consistently stood up to trump. he had legal advice telling him he could not do it and leaned extensively on his face which told him he needed to follow the law and the constitution.

we will also hear about how close the mob came to the vice president who as this committee member described to me in the interview was just one windowpane away from the rioters during the worst of the attack. more on that coming up on today. >> so much to learn. thank you. there's hearing start in a few hours at 10:00 and you can watch them live here on nbc bay area in a special report. our team will also bring you updates on what comes out of that hearing later tonight on nbc bay area news and nbcbayarea.com. the biden administration said it's shipping 44,000 pounds of specialty baby formula from switzerland to the u.s. today amid ongoing shortage. this comes at the michigan plant that recently resumed production of baby formula is shut down again. abbott said severe thunderstorms and heavy rain flooded parts of the factory. the company was forced to close the plant to sanitize it and then it has to work with a third-party to make sure the plant is safe to resume

production. abbott said it's expected to setback production a few weeks. and we have a glimpse of how our climate in crisis is impacting farmers in the north bay. the crop report is out and the lingering drought is taking a toll. the data shows the loss of 5% of agriculture last year compared to 2020. the dry conditions are impacting field crops, livestock come up fruits, and vegetables. according to the report, organic milk was leading agricultural commodity in marin county. production was down 8% last year. it's not just california experiencing worrisome climate change. severe weather is heading parts of the midwest with full strength and right now montana declared a state of emergency as yellowstone national park was hit with severe flooding. many roads have been washed out and covered by holders, and nearly 10,000 people had to evacuate the part. meteorologist vianey arana is here to talk about the dangers

the severe flooding is causing. >> and these are signs of a bigger picture. it's not just daily weather that makes an impact. let's get to the climate in crisis. the flooding in yellowstone is a sign of more than just melting snow. scientists say climate change is causing a significant change in the amount of snow that falls in yellowstone come this also means warmer temperatures are making that snow melt faster , which then flows into rivers that spanned the continent from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean. these changes are expected to result in the loss or relocation of native species, altering vegetation patterns, and reducing water availability in certain regions and areas down the street. scientists say a 2014 assessment of the magnitude and direction of the ongoing climate change and yellowstone national park show recent climatic conditions are already shifting beyond the historical range. for more climate change stories like this one, check out nbcbayarea.com and click on

the climate in crisis tab. we are looking for cheaper prices. in oakland, $5.99. in redwood city, $5.99 at the gas and the shop on woodside road. $6.09 in pittsburg on railroad avenue. let's look at the roadways and give you a look at the commute. mostly green but i'm concerned about the south bay. two smaller incidents. in san jose, north 87. approaching the capitol expressway, debris in the roadway. back to you. 5:09. and the countdown to tip off is on for the big game just hours

away and of course unless you live under a rock we don't like sports, the warriors are taking on the celtics. this is game six pick >> even if you don't like sports, is about community and eight when for the abbott it means they will come back as nba champions . anthony flores is in boston with the preview of tonight's maybe final game. >> good morning from just outside td garden. there is a nervous energy throughout boston because the celtics on the brink of elimination and the dubs are one win away from winning the nba championship . on the eve of the biggest game of the season, the warriors and celtics held practices inside the garden both teams seemed very relaxed during shootaround. closing out opponents has not been easy for the warriors this postseason, they failed to close out the previous 3 series in the first attempt and they expect game six to be their toughest test of the season. >> it's just not easy to close

anybody out in the playoffs so there is no common thread. we are just gonna have to play really well to win. what that. >> klay thompson has a history of rising to the challenge offense of in the biggest moment . in 12 career playoff game six is, he shoots 50% from three- point range. klay is hoping for another big game but said he won't force it >> it doesn't matter what any of us do individually. the main goal is just to win one game so i don't want to put any extra pressure on myself to live up to my name. i just want to go out there and play freeze trust my teammates and a great things will happen if i do those two things. >> game six is tonight. tipoff is at 6:00. a win and the warriors are champions and we are covering a parade in san francisco. in boston, anthonys for today in the bay.

>> and anthony will have complete coverage for us today from boston. join our team at nbc sports bay area for warriors pregame live coverage at 4:30 this afternoon. and for complete postgame coverage after the game. 5:11 and a big change for samsung users. next on today in the bay come an upgrade your phone's touchless payments is about to get . food and gas are not the only things we are seeing prices rise on. tesla is now also raising the price for some of its models. you are watching today in the bay.

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5:14. dublin, 54 degrees with clear skies and a beautiful sunrise. by 11 or 12:00 we are in the 70s not as warm as yesterday. this will set us up for a cooling trend. how cool? the full forecast is coming up . and we saw some's loving on the golden gate bridge sensors and then we saw clearing. i don't see any cars going right now. the sign said all lanes are ready for the morning commute. we will check that. no problems reported. meanwhile let's check in with pippa. good morning. i'm pippa stevens from cnbc. wall street is set to open lower, potentially giving up

all of yesterday's bed-fueled gains pick up every reserve hiking interest rates by three quarters of a percent picked a big smooch since 1994. fed chairman jerome powell said another increase of a similar size is on the table at the next meeting in july. that signals the central bank commitment to fighting inflation. the dow and s&p snapping a five- day losing streak with the dow up more than 300 points. the s&p up 1.5% and the nasdaq rising 2.5%. other global central banks also taking action today. excellent hiking rates for the first time in 15 years. focus back here for investors. reports on unemployment, housing and manufacturing. and samsung is bringing back its wallet after combining several services into one big a wallet will take the place of a samsung pay and pass apps which handle payment, cards, and passwords and integrates with smart things to source certain digital home and car keys and samsung's blockchain wallet after so you can check the value of your crypto portfolio. samsung plans to add some features it teased earlier this year including the ability to store digital i.d.

and driver's license. and tesla is raising prices for all its cars in the united states for the company website shows the price of the long- range model is increased by $3000 to just under $66,000. tesla delay delivery of some long-range models in the u.s. by up to a month at the price hikes come as priced of lower tier eels have certain gleaming aluminum used in cars. high prices are not just for computers, but also businesses which then pass them on to consumers. back to you. >> costing over everything. literally. thank you. all right. bae hive, time to get informed. >> okay, ladies. listen. trending this morning. beyonci. she is out with new music. are coming out with new music. ♪ ♪

>> if you love beyonci you know that's not new music this is from her solo album in 2016. now she is making that music come back for a streaming service. announcing overnight a 16 song project is due out july 29th. it will be called, renaissance. listen up because it's the first part of a two-part project. as you can expect fans are going wild on twitter. beyonci is the top trending topic right now. look. she is the queen when it comes to music beyonci is pretty up there. >> maybe that's why she was not at the last warriors game with jay z and blue ivy. >> you go out there mama has to cook something in the kitchen . also trending, father's day is this sunday.

a popular kids show is honoring all dads. >> sesame street will put a spin on a classic opening from my famous tv show. take a look. ♪ i'll be there for you. to guide you along. i'll be there for you to help you grow and be strong ♪ >> the muppets, their dads making the reopening of friends over and they had several spoofs like the muppets wearing joey's thanksgiving turkey had and if you lines from the song, smelly cat. the show posted the video ahead of father's day with a message to all the fathers and father figures raising amazing kids. thank you for being there. >> and happy early father's day to mike. >> happy father's day. >> thank you. thank you, my son. thank you, my daughters. >> i can confirm my dad doesn't watch all the way from l.a.

at 5:00 so i can say that we will get him a grill. we will pitchin. i will need your husband's input. i know he has a grill master so we need to get him the best one. thank you. san francisco is so pretty outside. look at this beautiful view. current temperatures are comfortable in the 50s. 55, san jose. hayward, 55. forecasted highs this afternoon are a lot cooler. very comfortable. 70s. i consider this the perfect temperature and i grew up in california. when it gets below 70, we call that chilly. san jose, 74. morgan hill, 78. through the east bay, concord and antioch, still some 80s in the forecast. danville, 77. san mateo, 68. in the city it will be windy on the peninsula, the bay and the coast for the afternoon. in a watch parties for the warriors game tonight, take that into consideration if it involves being outdoors. santa rosa, 78.

novato, 76. we have this dried cold front which will help cool us off but the mix of the system we've seen the past couple of days is keeping our air quality good. if you feel like your allergies are acting up today, today and tomorrow because the wind and the ship in the patent we do see moderate conditions when it comes to the allergy forecast for everything from grasses and trees and pines. don't forget your medication. first of all, thumbs-up but the choice of grill for your dad. good stuff. let's show you the golden gate bridge. i was concerned. i do not see northbound traffic and it still see light traffic but i do see activity. the golden gate bridge is just fine as the sun comes up on the rest of the map the golden gate bridge is in the lower left and you do see slowing on the approach. it probably was some sort of traffic break as crews cleared for the money.

eastbound 24 toward pleasant hill road, one lane blocked by a disabled vehicle. sounds like a tow truck needs to pull the vehicle from the fastlink to use caution into walnut creek out of lafayette. the rest of the bay is just fine. musicians and authors go on tour but what about presidential portraits? they haven't until now. after the break on today in the bay, the new paintings on display in the bay area and how you can score a ticket. but first let's check in with abbey fernandez. >> on our latest episode of synced and we have video you need to see. police say a woman saw a mail truck in the north bay and that led police officers on a car chase. see how that ended right now on our instagram page at nbc bay area.

welcome back. the former portraits, the other portraits come at the current ones are still the portraits, president obama and first lady michelle obama, those portraits are heading to the bay area. their conic portraits of the first black my first couple will be on display at the deyoung museum from mid june through mid august. this will be the only thing california stop on the national tour. the museum has sold 7000 tickets and the curator is expecting 100,000 people will visit. >> the obama portraits of made history because the sisters

have made history. we have the first black president in the first black first lady. but in addition, the artist themselves, these are artists who have brought cutting-edge, contemporary art concerns to their renderings of these important historic figures. >> the good news is there are several opportunities to see the portraits for free. google is sponsoring juneteenth weekend and saturdays are for free. this is for everyone. also admission is always free for kids up to the age of 17. the u.s. open known as the toughest test in golf teed off this morning in massachusetts. 156 golfers started the first of four rounds and a number of golfers could be seen at the country club before the tournament, including rory mcelroy. >> the toughest test you faced all year. i would prefer to be punched in the face. >> hopefully you are still standing.

>> you can watch it here on tran starting at 11:00 this morning. coverage continues through the weekend. next, the top stories we are following including the shuttered school causing a headache in one community. south bay neighborhood that is set up over the lack of police response and why they say it's leading to an increase in crime. >> reporter: and coming up on today in the bay, many of us are struggling to make it in the bait but could a federal rate hike add some relief? and we offer ways you can save money from the grocery store to the gas pump. that story coming up next. you are watching today in the bay.

right now. pennypinching amid rising inflation. a live report on the steps we can take to save money and get more bang for our buck. and a surplus of vacancy. the rental demand in one city and the changes made to make it easier for you to make it in the bay. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online . start good thursday morning to you. thank you for allowing us to be part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez today is the day. in a few hours the warriors would take on the celtics in game six of the nba finals and dub nation is ready. >> road warriors! >> this is legendary.

>> this is history because we are going to win. >> love the warriors. >> warriors in six, baby! >> go warriors! >> the dubs one win away from the championship. tip-off is at 6:00. we have full coverage ahead. just so you know why your colleagues don't have voices tomorrow. >> so excited with this game. strachan also excited about this forecast. we have a cool down from days passed. >> great game day weather. the last game i saw it was very humid and hot. that was last friday. it's going to be one of those weekends. ahead we will notice the increase so enjoy the 70s. a beautiful view of san jose. temperatures today in the upper 60s and low 70s come but we also had some 80s and then it gets cooler close to a cold front passing by. i will guide you through that in a few minutes.

great driving as far as the senses are concerned. look at the big view of the bay. we are looking at green. this is a big concern. this is not green out of brentwood. a lot of the slowing. a crash at los nick karas but it may be further back with the slowing is closer to dyer. look at travel time off of marsh creek road. it's over 30 minutes right now from marsh creek down to 580. will delay you getting out of that part of contra costa county. i will show you the rest coming up. this morning as we try to make it in the bay we are dealing with rising gas prices come a surging inflation, and soaring debt. >> this week the federal reserve took steps to try to cool inflation but how long before the average american feels that? many people are asking what save money. cierra johnson's life for us

and hopefully you have some advice to keep some money in our pockets. >> reporter: good morning. i hope i have some advice that will help folks. as we know, we have been following disinflation story for weeks. gas is higher than ever right now. we are at the chevron station in mill valley pick-six dollars 99 for a gallon of unleaded. combine that with increasing food prices and many folks are finding it hard to make it but a federal rate hike could potentially cool down inflation and make it easier for us to all navigate life. on wednesday the central bank announced a rate increase 0.75%. assigned that is acting aggressively to fight rising consumer prices but this will impact how much it will cost for banks to borrow money from each other and consumers will spend less and heightened demand for goods one of the drivers of inflation will drive slowdown. it's unlikely we will seek relief in the short time finance experts say now is the time to cut expenses to make

ends meet. ways you can save money is used less fuel by grouping trips together. drive the speed limit and avoid idling. when grocery shopping, make a list of the items you want to buy and look for sales. in terms of medications, go to websites to compare prices and bargain shop. take a listen as one expert offers tips on saving money and to further explain how this will impact us all. >> one study said that about $133 a month you are paying in subscriptions is money you did not even know you were doing so don't do it. cut that expense and look at other places you can save. use that money to put an emergency savings but my likely use that money to pay for the higher costs of things you use every day whether that's food or putting gas in the tank >> already spending $300, $400 extra a month than what we used to before. it's overwhelming. how much worse is it gonna get?

>> reporter: experts say this could be a good time to get your finances in order if you have credit card debt. paid off quickly because the apr will rise in short order. if you're buying a home or car, lock in the rate soon. for some of us looking for that sober mining in the situation come of the good news is your savings account will start accruing interest as yields go up. that is something to look forward to it we will continue to help you navigate this rough time as the days and weeks go one cierra johnson for today in the bay. >> thank you. this morning the data shows san francisco is the slowest in the country to bounce back from the pandemic a look at findings from apartment list. san francisco is the only retro area in the u.s. where people are paying less for apartments now compared to before the pandemic. currently a one bedroom apartment in san francisco averages about $1900, about 3% lower than the outset of the pandemic.

about 5% of apartments are vacant right now. san jose is seeing the second slowest mental recovery rates in the country the average cost for a one bedroom is nearly $2200 a month. neighbors say a shuttered school in the south bay is becoming a nuisance due to recent crime and insulin one glider elementary school in the south san jose area has closed for 4 years now. and due to budget cuts and declining enrollment. some windows have been shattered and boarded up the building has been vandalized with graffiti. san jose police have responded to the campus 10 times this year mostly for crimes involving juveniles. in two weeks ago, a fourteener what was robbed on school property. >> and grab his bike and basically said, we have a gun and my backpack. he had a hand in his backpack like he was holding a gun and

basically said, give me your bike. >> the most recent plans we could find said the campus could be turned into a residential area. we reached out to the school district and the company that purchased the property but have not heard back. this morning we are moving you forward. the fda advisory panel is signing off on both pfizer and moderna shots for the youngest children. if the fda and cdc give full approval, vaccines could be ready for children younger than 5 by next week. dr. maldonado, standards leading investigator for the pfizer trials that those who got the shots so significant increases in covid antibodies. she understands some parents may be skeptical but is asking them to keep an open mind about the science behind the shots. >> we know the vaccines have now been used in hundreds of millions of people around the world and they have been shown to be more safe and effective than any other vaccine we've

ever really studied. >> the doctor encourages parents to talk to their own pediatricians with their concerns. >> because these vaccines are much smaller, those dosages are smaller as well so i want to break it down for you. the moderna vaccine consist of two shots given across four weeks. those doses are 25 micrograms. this is a quarter of what adults are given and then you have the pfizer vaccine. three doses of that for those kids pick the first two shots are given three weeks apart followed by a third shot eight weeks later. the pfizer vaccine for kids under 5 is also the lower doses. 3 micrograms and this is versus 30 micrograms today, president bill clinton will be in the south bay as he is one of several dignitaries scheduled to speak at norman mineta's memorial service. this is a live look at san jose civic auditorium name in mineta's honor where the memorial will get underway at

10:30 this morning. mineta's remains returned yesterday at san jose international. mineta served in a cabinet position under president linton and george w. bush and also served at the san jose mayor and served 20 years in congress. he died last month at the age of 90 . state utility leaders say several companies violated protocol put in place to protect you from wildfires and they want them to pay up. the california public utilities commission is proposing three utility companies be fined $22 million. among them is pg&e, southern california edison and san diego gas and electric. those fines are allegedly due to violations of required power shut off rules put in place. in the pg&e case, the proposed order said the utility did not adequately notify its customers and did not explain the factors behind the shutoffs. take a live look at this beautiful picture. this is a

look at the bay bridge as the sun is starting to rise. we do see some clouds for yesterday we did not see any at all. >> we have some high clouds rolling through because we have a dry cold front. that means we will not get any rain of this, but it will help cool us off in time for the weekend. heading into today we see temperatures in the 60s in san francisco. by tomorrow and saturday as the system passes to the north, you could see a chance for morning drizzle. no heavy downpours, just a little bit of drizzle on the coast with temperatures in the 60s. notice by sunday and monday, temperature start to bump up so we see a warm-up. condition stay clear. the biggest changes through inland areas where we drop another 10 degrees compared to the 90s. we go into the 70s for a call friday and saturday and then we warm into the 80s to celebrate father's day. we have an issue on vasco

road continuing with this crash. this is southbound out of brentford and byron at heading toward dyer road. this is where all the slowing is you were still just over a half hour from marsh creek holdings to do the last few. no major injuries is the good news. a slight build on highway 4, 37 and at the bay bridge where the metering lights should turn on any second. we have a look ahead toward tonight. eastbound caldecott away from oakland toward orinda, 104 will be closed but one will be open for maintenance work that continues tonight and we are looking at the posey tube, a fire drill from alameda into oakland overnight from 10:00 until 1:00 a.m. you may see smoke. in the southeast some slowing predicted in san jose, which is what we see now. we are following breaking news out of ukraine as fear

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good morning. 5:44. look at the beautiful sunrise over san jose. we have that orange glow and temperatures in the 50s. it's going to be a cooler afternoon. i look at daytime highs coming up. and i'm showing san jose. not the sunrise but the rising volume of traffic on north 101 six a.d. 2-d 880. it's starting to eke down. a short-lived first burst of traffic. we will see the rest of the commute. a problem on vasco continuing. 5:45. breaking news from overnight. a mother desperate for answers after her son went missing while fighting in ukraine. louis drueke said her son, alexander, has not been heard from in days. he and other veterans, andy huynh, travel from alabama to

ukraine to fight against russian forces. she said that local media reports that her son may have been captured but can't confirm those details. alexander joined the army after 9/11 and served two tours in iraq. in an interview with the today show, she is opening up about his decision to go to ukraine to fight. >> he said, mom, i have to go to help train those soldiers so that putin cannot get the confidence that he can just roll over ukraine and other countries because eventually he will tackle us. >> our nbc news team reached out to the state department on the ground overnight and they say it's aware of the report of missing soldiers but is still working to learn more. you can watch the full interview on the today show coming up at 7:00 after us here on today in the bay. scientists at uc san diego are revealing new research surrounding long-term impacts

of covid. the data says coronavirus can keep the brain feeling cloudy for at least a half year after infection. most of the patients in the study reported fatigue and headaches, impaired memory and decreased concentration. some people even had coordination or cognitive issues. none of the patients in the study had pre-existing neurological issues and only a third of the patient said they improved six months after infection. this morning excitement is brewing in the south bay. later today we may find out if levi's stadium made the cut for the 2026 be the world cup. >> bob redell joining us from santa clara county. how likely is it that fifa will pick up at levi >> reporter: way think it's very likely. there are 17 locations in the united states vying for those 11 hostings spots. we have carlos eustis with our sister station from telemundo. good morning thank you for

getting up early. you have better information than i do. is this a shoe in? >> yes. i got to talk to some of the fifa officials that draw for the world cup and they said it's very likely. you need to understand they have to distribute it along the united states. maybe three cities in the east and three cities in the west and three cities in the middle would make sense. i'm excited. we will see what happens later. they will have the announcement. >> reporter: you may recall last year we had that city mayors of san jose and oakland and major corporations hosting fifa officials. this is a big deal to host these games and for the bay area it's been a while since we've posted. 1999 or 1996 >> 1994 was the last time for the men. i got to host that event. it was a fun time and they are excited. one of the things that was important for the city is the fact that us as the bay area

having oakland and san francisco and for south bay, there is a lot of space for that and you see it with the new facility for training with the earthquakes and facilities that used to belong to the raiders and there's a facility at treasure island. all those things will gather soccer to the area and that's why fifa was excited to maybe bring it here. >> reporter: and american we think we think -- so much of the rest of the world is focused on soccer. talk about the a significant of the world cup. >> of course. the world cup is one of the two largest events in the world. funny enough the first is the tour de france but that's a different conversation. usually the world cup takes almost 2.3 billion billion viewers.

you have a lot of money come from to the city. people and to come and it's the idea of having the world cup battle and other people from all of the world to visit your area. >> reporter: and you mentioned that you were going to qatar for 2022 in the wintertime where it will be hot and we will learn something there and we will learn something about when these games are scheduled because of the weather, correct? >> i feel like this is a trial because we have climate change happening. is undeniable. the fact that you have cities like miami and atlanta that could probably get world cup bid as well, you think about summer in miami and summer in atlanta. it's not only the games. sometimes people focus on what happens with the games and the players. it's also satellite evidence around it because you have people day drinking and walking around and having their lives and if they are not used to that climate or the heat, it could potentially be a problem. we will see if the world cup becomes something in the near

future that all world cups will be in the winter. >> reporter: thank you. what time should we find out? >> the announcement starts at 2:00 pacific time. 3:00 it will be done. >> >> reporter: that will be on telemundo and on nbc bay area. >> and on carlos desk he had a replica of the fever world cup trophy. let him know that i will keep this just because i like it. let's go levi >> reporter: you can't hear but i'm sure he will appreciate that. >> or is it? tell them i got it. >> thank you. thank you, carlos. you can tune into our sister station for full coverage of this. you can also take it with you on the go, streaming it via peacock. it's time to get a look of the forecast today. meteorologist vianey arana has been tracking those conditions and this will be a nice one

because i was just getting tired of it. >> tired of the heat and the humidity we had last weekend. everyone sat we see that this weekend? no what we will see changes. satellite and radar. i want to show you this because we have right cold front that is sweeping through and will not bring us any real rain but we do see high clouds out there and you can see the shower at hippity just to the north. this system will cool us off. we have high pressure dominating all week long and now look at the daytime highs. we get some high clouds early on in by 10 a.m. look at the temperatures. 66. yesterday at 11:00 we were in the 70s so this gives you an idea of how cooler we will be this afternoon. 54 in san francisco. and the icons tell the story. when you see this we have

sunshine at 11:00 but look at 12:00. we have windy conditions expected around the bay, the coast. the peninsula can expect breezy when that time. in santa rosa, one of the warmer spots today, 51 it will climb into the 70s by 12:00 and expected top out in the upper 70s and in palo alto, 55 brett now with a mix of high clouds early on and by 11:00 only in the upper 60s. if you're wondering about the rest of the bay, here is a better picture of the location in the interior that will still see 80s including concord come even through morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz in the upper 60s . oakland, 69. don't forget it will be messy when it comes to allergies today and tomorrow. moderate conditions from all lives and grasses and pines. over the next seven days expect to see the wind to play a factor. get ready. we will see a lovely game day forecast today. >> all right. hopefully we see lovely results from the game. this is bad. big delay for vasco road. continuing now, almost 45 minutes. marsh creek to 580.

this is the problem. the crash continues to block one lane. the good news are better news, no major injuries from this crash southbound vasco road. almost 45 minutes out of brentwood and down toward 580. that is holding traffic up for that portion of contra costa county but the rest of the commute for that county and the rest have a lighter drive. san jose haslam from north 101 more coming up . now, oakland cedar leaders will announce plans to reduce the speed limits surrounding 20 schools. those changes should happen by the end of the year. that move is part of the city safe oakland streets initiative. an announcement on what schools will be impacted as scheduled today at 10:00 outside of clark elementary . also thinking outside the box in order to bring in more customers. next on today in the bay, this

is a vending machine that popped up in sacramento . you may not guess what is inside. and more delays amid ongoing baby formula shortages. the latest setback to stop the much-needed production and a glimmer of relief that we may expect today. and as we get closer to juneteenth, we have a guide to the history of the holiday. our digital journalist brakes on what you need to know and you can watch it on roku, amazon fire tv and apple tv by downloading the nbc bay area streaming app. we will be right back.

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5:57. new video of something you don't see every day. it's a bear at the beach in florida. shot in pensacola. it's a black bear which are needed to florida but are usually found in the everglades. there is an estimated 3000 black bears in the state however experts say this sighting at a public beach is very rare. i mean, maybe it was hot and needed to cool off? all right. trending this morning you can get soda and candy and chips cup and maybe even a sewing kit in a vending machine but how about raw meat? >> no.

a butcher in the sacramento area is rolling out a one-of-a- kind vending machine. he will be able to get that ground beef or steak from the vending machine 24 hours a day. the owner said it's a continuation of his butcher shop is a long line and you need some ground beef, go to the vending machine to save time. as for freshness, the owner said nothing will be in the machine longer than seven days. >> and it is refrigerated. you know, if i'm buying meat from a vending machine, i think it should be jerky. >> i'm with you but i'm interested to see how this works out for him. >> i say no but if i'm in a big hurry, i might change my mind. all right. quickly approaching 6:00. we are committed to bring inflation down and moving expeditiously to do so. working to cut them up into the pump. president biden going after oil companies as they rake in big

profits while you pay more at the gas station across the bay area and the country. a live report from washington on what he is demanding those companies change . and in washington all eyes of the capitol again as the dinner sixth committee holds its third hearing. the new evidence we could hear in a matter of hours. weather on crops. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on amazon roku , apple tv, and good thursday morning to you. i marcus washington. >> garcia has the morning off.we want to take you out to td garden this morning, boston, where the warriors take on the celtics in game six of the nba finals. they just need one more w to take the title. anthony flores is going to join us in a few moments of what to expect from today's game. >>