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. back onto the bay area

here, let's talk about the forecast. vianey, those doctors have been cooler for us? >> they have been. if you will be looking at the wash party, it will be breezy at times. the temperatures today, going to get gusty. also, around the peninsula, a a live look now in san francisco. you talked about it being cooler. it will be cooler today. so, if you notice that it's not as hot as the interior, that's because the upper system just went to our north with a couple of high clouds here and there with 74 degrees as a good high for today. 66 in san francisco. then, we get some changes into the weekend. i'll get to that in a second. vianey, mild alerts here with 45 minutes out of brentwood , jamming upside dyer road with a crash on one lane. no major injuries down towards 580, but the rest of the bay, a

light, easy drive right now with anywhere approaching the bay bridge. also, san jose with the traffic building once again in sam martin. we will check the traffic coming up. once again, all eyes on wall street. here's a look at the futures ahead of the opening bell in about 20 minutes. wall street is set to open up after games yesterday, this, following the historic and aggressive move to fight inflation. the federal reserve has expected -- is hiking interest rates by 3/4 of a point, biggest increase in more than 30 years. "today in the bay's" jackson is live this is the third highest rate hike this year, and still more to come? >> reporter: yeah. good morning, mark. pledging to do whatever it takes to ease inflation, while seeking to avoid a recession.

the federal reserve, going big, raising interest rates by 3/4 of a percent, biggest hike since 1994. >> we're strongly committed to bringing inflation back down, and moving expeditiously to do so. >> reporter: the move will make payments more excessive on everything from mortgages and car loans to big business loans. homebuyers in the market now remain cautious. >> i feel pressured to buy now, as opposed to waiting a few months, because who knows what the prices are going to be then. >> reporter: this, as american families are already struggling with high food and fuel prices. resident biting, slamming u.s. royal giants for record profits and putting pressure on them to do more. >> is calling for an increase in production, both producing and extracting oil, but also refining it her >> reporter: the oil industry says, the u.s. refineries today are running at or near capacity. but still, demand is outpacing

supplies. meanwhile, people are doing what they can to stay afloat. some, even selling their plasma to make ends meet >> in order to make sure that there is enough food to go around, and the lights are on, and i've got gas, gas tank. >> reporter: others, reconsidering summer vacation demand due to higher prices in gas, as more americans feel the financial stress. the biden administration says, driving down costs remains a top priority. chairman powell says, additional rate hikes are likely. the fed is expected to raise interest rates by at least another half a percent later this month or next month. marcus? >> not feeling this pinch right now. not the interest rates or the hikes. thank you, jackson. also, on capitol hill

today, the general six riot, once again with a hearing underway later this morning. vice president mike pence and the pressure that he was under before and during that season of the capitol is the focus today. "today in the bay" is in washington with what we can expect. >> reporter: hey, kris. good morning. today's committee is all about the pressure campaign on mike pence. heard it in december, and feels it every day with more and more leaders with president trump getting thrown out with all eyes leaning on pants, doing something that has never been done before. set aside the state electoral votes, and to declare trump the winner. the committee intends to show today, exclusively from a member of the committee and some of the testimony we are going to see today, his pens consistently stood up to trump with legal advice telling him he couldn't do it, and he leaned extensively where he

said, he needed to follow the line follow the constitution. we're also going to hear about exactly how close a mob came to the vice president, who, as a committee member described to me in our interview, one windowpane away from the writers during the worst of the attack. we'll have more on that coming up this morning on "today." kris? >> thank you very much. the hearing started at 10:00 this morning. you can watch them here on nbc bay area in a special report. our team will bring you updates on what's coming out of those hearings later on tonight on nbc bay area news and at nbcbayarea.com. developing now, the biden administration says, it should be 44,000 pounds of specialty baby formula from switzerland to the u.s. today. this is amid the ongoing shortage. they say, the michigan plant that recently resumed production of baby formula shut down once again. avid says, the severe thunderstorms and heavy rain flooded part of the factory. they are forced to close the plant at this time. they have to work with a third- party to make sure the plant is safe to resume production.

avid says, this is the second setback and will halt production for a few more weeks. getting a grams of how the climate crisis is impacting farmers in the north bay. marin county crop report is out, and the lingering drought is definitely taking a toll. the data shows a loss of 5% of agriculture and commodities last year compared with 2020. dry conditions are impacting field crops and livestock, along with fruits and vegetables. according to reports, organic milk was once again the leading agricultural commodity in marin county. the production was down 80% last year. we just got a new drought update. meteorologist vianey arana is here. small showers are not going to make head of this, but what you make of it? >> absolutely. when it comes to shower activity on the radar, we get excited. this drought does get released and updated every single thursday. last week, small showers up to the north bay and parts of the

nap area, not registering it on this drought monitor, but maybe next week. compared to last week, this drought monitor saw no improvement. that means that 59.81% of the state of california remains under an extreme drought.if you look at the trend here, normally dry with the yellow, looking into the category with the red, extreme one. we also have a couple of areas still in the exceptional category. this goes through parts of our region. 100% of the state of california is under some sort of drought. we've got a long ways to go. right now, a lot the dry valley and interior is in that extreme category. the remainder, from the moderate to severe. that's for most spots. hopefully, we'll get more rain in the future, but not the near one. all right, mike. i will toss it over to you. talking about climate crisis, and heating, we have gas prices.

gas has emissions, but also a high price tag. $5.99. a little bit of a break there from the hike. cities, $5.99, and $6.09 in pittsburgh. over $6. on the roadways, a break there. these are looking pretty good. we have one key factor that is slightly less of a factor now. basketball road, continuing to follow this crash, just got worse. sounds like the northbound issue that was going on, or south bound, i still don't know. one lane open. i think two lanes are now open. they should be recovering, but so far, over 45 minutes off the road heading down the 580. we will track more coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:09 this morning. the countdown to tip off is on. the game, hours away. the warriors, taking on the celtics in game six of the nba finals. >> a w for the dubs means they

come back as nba champions. "today in the bay" is in boston with a preview of today's game. >> reporter: the morning. outside of td garden's, there's a nervous energy throughout boston, because the celtics are on the brink of elimination, and the dubs, 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. postseason, they failed to close out the previous three series in their first attempt. they expect game six to be the toughest test of the season. >> it's just not easy. you know, to close anybody out in the playoffs. there is no common thread. we're going to have to play really well today. >> reporter: klay thompson, the history of rising to the challenge offensively in the biggest moments. 12 career playoff game six is,

shooting 60% from three-point range. he says he is ready for another big game, but klay says, he won't force it. >> the main goal, win one game. i want to put any extra pressure on myself to live up to my name. just go out there, play free, trust my teammates. i know great things will happen if we do those things. >> reporter: game six is tonight. tipoff is at 6:00. a win, the warriors are champions, and we're covering a parade in san francisco. in boston, anthony flores with "today in the bay." >> pickett, anthony. he has complete coverage for us from boston. make sure to join our team at nbc sports bay area for 4:30 this afternoon. then, again, for complete postgame coverage after the game. all right. looking for relief from gas prices, some folks are looking at electric vehicles. but they're getting a hit,

too. tesla, raising prices. next on "today in the bay," the new price tag on a tesla in the u.s. plus -- >> oh my god! okay. it happens! everybody, get down! >> okay. you are probably like, how did all they get tied together? the beehives get in formation, as beyonce says. we're going to tell you how soon we can expect the new album from beyonce coming up next. stick around as we continue to get into formation.

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6:14 right now. as we grew into the weekend, one monday to friday, temperatures will be cool and comfortable with lots of sunshine this afternoon. it will be windy around the coast, though. more detail, coming up. right on the coast here out of oakland, the bay bridge those have a little backup with a clearing of lanes here. a good news with a big crash now cleared without any big injuries. we'll show you the slowdown coming up. all right. down the road from there, this is the tesla factory live this morning. the company is raising prices for all cars in the u.s. tesla's website shows the price

of the long-range model y increased by $3000. the company has delayed deliveries of some long-range models in the u.s. by up to a month, as well. the price hike comes as cost of the raw materials surge, including aluminum used in the car. learning new details about amazon's annual pandey shopping event. this year, it will kick off at 3:00 a.m. on july 12. runs through the 13th. a few weeks later than last year, but it's the usual summer timing. amazon is offering early deals on june 21st. the company hasn't given exact details on what will be on sale, but says, it will feature the lowest prices ever on select products, with sony, irobot and other brands. returning this morning, come on, barbie, let's go party. a first look at ryan gosling as ken in the upcoming barbie

role. nearly unrecognizable, but i can recognize him. featuring blonde hair and six- pack abs. margot robbie, starring as the main character, and "barbie" will be in theaters next week. from "barbie," to the bay time to get in formation. >> we can tell you now, beyonce is ready. not mark they don't love me like i love you slowdown. if you are a b fan, you know that's from her old album back in 2016. now, queen bee, making the come back, and i think she is probably the owner of that. they are announcing that the new project is due out july 29th. it is called "renaissance," and this is the first part of a two-

part project. you might affect the fans as they go wild this morning, beyonce. a top-trending topic on twitter. a lot of fans in the bay. you know, when i woke up early this morning, i saw it on instagram. i was like, what's this? i was like -- i looked it up and was like, okay. >> did she call you? >> no. i've been busy. she's been making the album. i told her, i wouldn't help her with it. >> try to answer the phone, thought it was about his car warranty. >> right. she called the spam number. i said, you can do that. >> yeah. a little pick me up, for sure. now, if she releases a visual applelike "lemonade," i am ready. i still number 1 i saw "lemonade" for the first time in el paso, texas and we're taking breaks in the lunch room. oh yeah. i'm ready. >> i could use a beyonce fan this morning. in the newsroom. >> i know.

i think people have warriors anxiety already for the beyonce party if she does release a visual album. the weather today is going to be fantastic. enjoying the warriors' game. in the city, though? at the chase center, i know they have the watch party. it will be windy at times. gusty, even, especially around the time when the game starts. so, right now, beautiful start to the thursday. look at those temperatures. we've got 50s right now. the temperatures are already changing and noticeable in some spots by up to five degrees now in livermore. it will been more noticeable into the afternoon, though. look at the daytime highs. notable, in the 70s, fantastic weather. san jose, a high of 74 today. looking at 70 it with a couple of areas in the inland spots towards the 80s, like concord, even to livermore in the upper 70s. oakland, 69. upper 60s with a couple of 70s in san francisco. then, upper 60s, winds from the

west at about 22 plus miles per hour into the afternoon. then, to the north, look at santa rosa. 70 degrees. seven-day forecast, pretty interesting to see the changes in the temperatures. it's not unnoticeable around the coast, but you might get a little bit of drizzle early on with that system passing to our north. you will notice, though, looking ahead to next week, wrapping back up into the 70s. so, good temperatures heading in towards friday and saturday, likely one of the coolest days. today is the start of a cooldown. sunday and monday, look what happens. we bumped up by as much as 10, 15 degrees for the interior valley. overnight lows, in the 60s. so, beautiful weekend with cooler temperatures. let's go ahead and check in with mike. good news, vianey, lanes are clearing with only about half of the time it took a short time ago. down into the 20s now to 580.

other areas in contra costa county, highway 4 and 580, those are on the map right here with a lot of folks looking to recover from brentwood down towards 580, a lot better drive. you now know how you can do that, with the rest of the area getting slow for highway 4 and 57, the build out of -- into concorde, out of vallejo. the bay bridge, a backup now showing most of the lanes open there. the rest of the bay, baby three minor crashes, but enough to be off-highway 5. we will send it right back to you. >> think you, mike. musicians and authors go on tour. did you know that presidents' portraits do, too? next on "today in the bay," we have a teaser for you to get

tickets. first, a digital course one, abbey fernandez. >> hey, marcus and kris , we have some video you need to see. this mail truck driven up in the north bay that police say, led them on a car chase. you can see how that ended right now on our instagram page at nbc bay area.

well, the portrait of former president obama is

headed to the bay area. the iconic photos of the first black first couple will be on display at the young museum in mid june through august. it won't be the only northern california stop on the national tour. already, the museum sold 7000 tickets and the curator is expecting a whopping one hundred thousand people will visit. >> the obama portrait is big because it made history. the first black president, the first black first lady. in addition, the artists themselves are artists who have brought cutting-edge contemporary art aspects to these renderings of these important historic figures. >> interested in more? good news for you. several opportunities to see the portraits for free. sobering juneteenth weekend and saturday, for free for everyone. also, admission is always free for those kids up to the age of

17. >> such cool interpretations of those portraits, too. all right. the u.s. open, known as the toughest test in golf tee off this morning in massachusetts. 156 golfers started the first of 4 rounds. a number of golfers can be seen at the country club before the tournament, including rory mcelroy. >> the toughest test all year. how do you prepare? >> hopefully, you get it done. >> roary and tiger, there as well. you can watch right here on nbc bay area starting at 11:00. coverage continues all through the weekend, as well. >> good to hear that. 6:26 this morning. next, the top stories this morning, including a community and south bay neighborhood fed up over the lack of police response. why they say, police are illicit in this crime. and so many of us are struggling to make it in the

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call 833-317-4673, now at 6:30, rising inflation. a live report on the steps we can all take right now to try to save money and get more bang for our buck. plus, a surplus of vacancy.

one bay area city is seeing rental demands, and changes made to help you make it in the bay. plus -- >> you can take the boy out of the valley. you can never take the valley out of the boy. >> honoring the life of mineta. the influence of south bay figure, and the big news set, as well. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on amazon roku, the fire ant, and online. thanks for joining us on this thursday morning. laura garcia has the day off. let's take this out real quick. this is not really much of it, but the fifa world cup trophy replica. you know what? the world cup could be coming right here to the bay area. let's take a live look out this morning at levi this is where the announcement is expected today from fifa about the home city for the

games of 2026. carlos eustis will be out there live to talk about all of this a little bit later. stick around. we will figure out something to do with this trophy, because i love it. >> maybe we give it to you as the best traffic maker in the bay area. >> i'm handing it down to you, all right? all right. how are we waking up, vianey arana? >> not too bad right now, that into the afternoon, getting cool. very comfortable , but not as winds down to the south bay as it will be in san francisco. i want to guide you through your temperature trend. we get a couple high clouds rolling through. 10:00 or 11:00, still in the upper 60s. eventually, by 12:00, we're going to bump up into the mid- 70s. we are expected to remain, for the most part, comfortable, even into san francisco. existing today is the wind

later this evening. full forecast, straight ahead. >> thank you, vianey. 6:31 right now. this morning, trying to make it in the bay, dealing with rising gas prices, surging inflation, and increasing debt. this week, the federal reserve has steps to try to calm down inflation. how long before the average american can feel it? the steps you can take to save money. at least, we hope we can save you money. today, "today in the bay" is live with more on that with sierra johnson. >> reporter: yes, good morning, kris. this has been hitting us all quite hard at the gas station . this chevron station right now, you can expect to pay $6.99 for a gallon of unleaded gas, with a rising cost of just everyday items like food. it is getting a little hard to manage, but with the federal rate hike, that may help cool things down a little bit. so, the central bank announced

the rate increase of an amount that makes it obvious they are trying to help fight rising costs. it allows banks to borrow money from each other and has consumers spend less with a heightened demand for goods, one of the driving forces for inflation, slowing down. experts say, it will likely be a relief in the short-term. finance experts say, now is the time to get essentials to make ends meet. ways to save money when it comes to fuel, use less fuel by grouping trips together, driving the speed limit and avoid idling. grocery shopping, make a list of the items you want to buy and look for items that are on sale. in terms of medication, but websites like good rx, link health and compare prices. now, take a look at an expert's money-saving tips to further explain how inflation is impacting us all. >> one study says, about $133

every month you are paying is money you didn't even know you were doing. so, don't do it. but the expense and look at other places you can use that money to put in emergency savings. more likely, use that money to help pay for the higher costs of what you use every day. whether that's food or putting gas in the tank. >> $300 or $400 extra a month than what we used to do. unlike how much worse is it going to get? >> reporter: experts say, this could be a good time to get your finances in order if you have a credit card debt and pay it off because the apr will rise in short order for buying a car or home. be sure to lock in the rate soon. for those of us trying to find the silver lining in all of this, there is a bit of good news. your savings account will start to accrue interest as things go up that is something to look forward to.

live in the bay, sierra johnson. helpful information there. thank you, cierra. one of the slowest to bounce back from the pandemic? this can benefit you if you are a renter. a list of findings from a department of san francisco, saying, the only metro 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. that's about 3% more than the outset of the pandemic. about 5% of apartments, however, are vacant right now. bad news for the city, good news for renters. in san jose, you can see there, it is the slowest rate of recovery market in the country. the average cost for a 1 bedroom, nearly $2200 per month. >> san francisco apartment,

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significant increases in covid antibodies. she understands some might feel skeptical, but she wants to remind you about the science behind looking at a slow

drive right now. some spots, 80 south, by the coliseum, and wiczek of the san mateo bridge more coming up. breaking news from overnight, a mother, desperate for answers after her son went

missing while fighting in ukraine. she says, her son, alexander, hasn't been heard from for days. he and other veterans, another one there, traveling from alabama to ukraine to fight against russian forces. they say, local media reports say, her son may have been captured, but can't confirm those details. alexander joined the army after 9/11 and served to dig towards and iraq. an all-new interview on "the today show" this morning, she opens up about his decision to go to ukraine and five. >> he said, mom, i have to go and help train those soldiers, so that people cannot get the confidence that he can just roll over in ukraine and other countries, because eventually, they will tackle us. >> out nbc news team reached out to the state department on the ground overnight and says, it's aware of reports of the missing soldiers, but still working for more. we can watch the full it interview this morning on "the today show," coming up ready

after us on "today in the bay." moving closer to combating the, crisis. san jose, set the finalize the removal of mandatory parking minimums. later this year, the city requires developers to build on- site parking alongside new commercial and residential development right now, 51% of all carbon emissions come from help types of cars. the city's goal is to go carbon neutral by 2030 in order to get there with people reducing their travel by car by at least 20%. the city is hoping this will mean you will take more of the transit. this morning, excitement is brewing in the south bay, because later today, we find out if levi cut for the 2026 fifa world cup. how about a trophy like this from across the bay area? "today in the bay's" bob redell, joining us. bob, how likely is it that people pick us? >> i will not prepend to know.

17 locations throughout the united states, vying for 11 hosting spots. i know someone who has a pretty good idea. carlos, our sports anchor assistant. good morning to you, carlos. you have insight on whether or not people will take a look at a new fifa world cup here? >> yeah, as you mentioned, there are 17 cities in the nation. it is not crazy to think that we will see maybe three on the east coast, three on the west coast, somewhere in the middle. it's very, very likely that we will get an announcement later today. >> when you say, likely, that's right? >> that's correct. >> video from last year with the mayor of the bay area and other corporations, coming here, and i know you were there, as well. how significant is it for a city to host the world cup? >> look, yeah, it's huge. the fifa world cup is, by and

large, the biggest event in the world.there's people from all over the world that like to travel to the event to watch the games. soccer is called the world's game for a reason. it's almost like 100,000 or 1 million, or hundred billion people who play soccer in amateur leagues around the world. so for the san francisco bartenders and everyone in the bay area, this can be great to make it happen. it will be great for the area, just because football teams have money and people who come to visit and things like that. >> we haven't had men's in the bay area since '94 or '99. you are a former professional soccer player. you are very similar earlier in the sport, and you are familiar with it. is it as popular in the united states? if not, why? >> think about, compared to the nfl. you see the numbers for the

super bowl, you can say, that's not big yet. but when you see, for example, the mls, a new agreement with apple tv for $260 billion. that shows you how much it's going. especially in the bay area, people from all of the world here. it's just bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger. >> all right. i'll be watching it and your report later today. carlos, thanks for having >> yeah. all right, guys. >> before carlos leaves, ask carlos -- carlos, i think you can hear me now. how long will this fifa world cup trophy be kept here as a replica? >> you can keep it. mark, keep it as long as you want. it's yours. you can have it, display it, enjoy it. member, the official trophy for the world cup, only the winners can touch it. >> goodness. you know what? what do you think about this? >> it's solid. >> i think in my world, i am a winner. i'm going to keep touching it. >> you know who else is a winner? you mentioned carlos, a former

professional soccer player, football player. we want to brag, but bob redell plays indoor soccer, too. right, bob? >> okay. >> the word play is a very loosely-used verb when you say, play. >> i will invite him and see what happens. i will invite him to play and see what happens. >> little-known fact, i played in a soccer tournament once for the media. only 15 minutes. i was out of breath after 5. maybe i will stay on your guys' team. >> maybe not that one. >> i will hold onto this trophy, though. thanks, carlos and bob. >> thank you so much. don't forget, tune in to our sister station for a full coverage. also, take it with you on the go, stream it on peacock. >> so much fun there. this morning, it looks nice and cool and pleasant out there this morning. we are live with vianey. >> very pleasant. san jose , a beautiful day

ahead. a couple of clouds rolling through san francisco. great shot there. we got a clear sky for the most part for the afternoon. let's get right to your forecast, so you can plan accordingly. it's good to have watch parties for the warriors tonight. 70 morgan hill. east san jose, 70s. still from the east, looking at oakland, near the upper 60s. then, we bumped up to the upper 70s for walnut creek. yes, we'll still have a couple of spots into the 80s through the afternoon. around the peninsula, expected breezy winds along san mateo to the 8. this will get winds with 22-miles-per-hour heading into the afternoon. santa rosa, 70 degrees. mill valley, 72. i do want folks to be mindful of their allergies. if you've been noticing your eyes are watery, bugging you, that's because of the wind,

also the change in the temperatures and things like that. we're seeing moderate conditions for grasses, oaks, pines. all of those things, coming into play when you spend time outdoors, especially over the next seven days. we do have the system passing to our north. that's gonna bring a slight chance of drizzle for no real rain out of the system. just going off into saturday before we start to see another round of warming into next monday. guys, all right? back over to you. >> that's right, vianey. we will show you more coming up, but i want to show you the overall effect on this bridge on 37 and highway 4. into walnut creek, not there for 680 or 242, which is there. recovery, 35 minutes at brentwood. 580, a crash is clear, but still slow. we're waiting to hear more. looks like there might be more to track. we will see later. back to you. >> thank you, mike.

oakland city leaders, announcing plans around 20 schools. these changes that could happen by the end of the year. this is a move, in part, because of the city's save oakland street initiative. the announcement on what schools will be impacted is expected at 10:00 outside of garfield elementary. we will be live there. next, a top story, including more delays for ongoing shortages. the latest setback, stopping the much-needed production, and reflect on relief to come when we continue. plus, all eyes are on the capitol once again. january 6th committee will hold its 3rd hearing with the new evidence expected. as we get closer to juneteenth, we give you a guide to the history of the holiday. we break down what you need to know with sierra johnson on your roku, amazon tv and fire tv, and free on nbc bay area, streaming now . 6:53. be right back.

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we move you forward with a look at the top stories on today in the bay. a live look at the dell right now. just about 30 minutes after the opening bell. it is down once again. wall street's opening lower after a day of gains with a historic announcement from the fed about interest rates. it is raising interest rates by

three quarters of one%. that is the biggest increase in more than 30 years. with credit card charges to mortgages to home-improvement loans, par loans, americans are about to pay more. we follow the latest developments and the impact on your retirement accounts as well coming up in just a few minutes. the house committee examining what led to the january 6th capitol riot once again will start making the case today. mike pence and the pressure he was under before and during the siege doesn't focus in it. they will present evidence showing former president donald trump's effort to block the certification of the election that led to the attack. the hearing start in just a few hours at 10:00 this morning. you can watch them right here on nbc bay area and a special report with updates on what comes out in the hearing later

tonight on nbc bay area news and debts nbcbayarea.com. the biden administration says it is shipping 44,000 pounds of specialty baby formula from sicily to the u.s. amid the ongoing formula shortage. this comes as a michigan plant that recently presumed production of baby formula had to shut down once again. abbott says severe thunderstorms and heavy rain flooded part of the factory. the company was forced to close the plant in order to sanitize. bill clinton will be in the south bay, one of several dignitaries is scheduled to speak at the memorial service for norman mineta taking place at the civic auditorium. that is where the memorial gets underway at 10:30 this morning. his remains return home aboard a plane at san jose international airport. he served in a cabinet position under president clinton and george w. bush. he also served as the san jose

mayor and had 20 years in congress. he died last month at the age of 90. this morning the countdown to tip off is on. we take you out to boston where the warriors take on the celtics in game six of the nba finals. the warriors just one win away from coaching another championship. today in a minute you can join us with the pregame coverage live at 4:30 with complete post rain coverage. >> a lot of people will be outside tonight. >> great weather. a little windy in san francisco. if you will be further inlet expect to see temperatures in the 70s. we will main cool into the weekend. the problem on the peninsula. a box truck in one of the middle lanes locked up, a

problem for 101, the 280 is clear. we talked about slowing on the san mateo bridge. no problem, just traffic. and a backup on the bay bridge is a standard. >> that is what is happening today in the bay. don't forget no midday news today because of golf. instead you can watch the u.s. open. >> make sure you join us for the news at 5:00. the today show starts now, have a great thursday. the federal reserve dramatically raising interest rates. attempting to wrestling inflation down from 40 year highs. borrowing money now more expensive. the big question, will it work? >> it's overwhelming. like how much worse is it going to get? >> we have the very latest on what it means for your retirement account, credit card bills and mortgage. scorcher, triple digit temperatures, tornados and power outages impacting tens of millions of americans this