right now, a standoff, final preparations underway ahead of the warriors championship ring, will break it down before you go out. and the first bay area county getting ready to vaccinate the littlest children, all the little guys under the age of five. today's debate is streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. thank you for joining us. >> i marcus washington, where

up and awake this morning on good monday morning, so much to get to, let's get started with a look at the forecast. a lot of people be outside today. >> starting to warm up out there as the heat comes back to the bay area, and through the next few days, we will see our inland temperatures into the 90s, even over 100 we are bracing for that. at the same time we have increased fire danger and monitoring for the chance of dry lightning. that is something we not seen in a while. let's get a look at today's high temperatures reaching 92 in livermore, 85 fremont and oakland headed for 82, and 89 novato will continue to watch that and talk more about the rest of the week, good morning mike, how is it looking for early morning commuters? >> looking great, let's take a look at the roadways and see the colors. the little yellow out of the altamont pass. chp says it not a problem,

looking for an early drive, scattered incidents, and off to the shoulder was basically clearing but we will double check again. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, no backup, the morning commute should last longer today, a lot of folks heading into the city for something, what's going on? >> we have mentioned it once or twice today, are champions are coming back home, it is the warriors championship parade. >> we are hours away from that party taking place in the middle of the city. we want to go out to barbara del who is live out along the parade. quiet right now but they will amp it up later. >> reporter: good morning. this will be the first time in several years that san francisco's hosted a victory parade like this.

we are at the base of market, you see parts of the road are shut down in anticipation of the parade that will take place later this morning. the last time they had a victory celebration and the market was 2014 and that is when the giants won the last world series the warriors celebrated their championships in 2016 and 17 and 18 in oakland when they were playing the oakland arena. this is the first championship out of the chase arena. the market street parade begins at 11:20 this morning. organizers spent the weekend setting up for today's salvation. the city is expecting more than 100,000 people from all over the bay area to be here. they will hear to see steph curry, draymond green and the rest of the team and the championship trophy throughout downtown. >> the trophy, i wanted to see what it looks like.

>> tell them to come earlier if they can. 8:00 here, i will make it here. >> you have seen the warriors and trophies, i think the city needed this win after the pandemic. glad it is bringing all of these people together, we get to celebrate happiness. >> we spoke to the people at cafe terminus, not far from the parade start, expect a lot of business there this morning, they have to bring a couple bartenders early in fact. one major difference about this victory parade celebration. there will be no post parade celebration rally as we've seen in years past with the giants, and we saw in oakland with the warriors. it would just be a straight shot. will have more that coming up. reporting live in downtown san francisco bob redell . >> thank you bob. if you're

planning to go to the parade today you are being encouraged to take public transit. several bay area transit agencies have tranced up get you there. >> tough enough to park in the city on a regular day. add 12 trains to the regular weekday service, and the red and yellow line entrance from the east bay into the city will not stop at the montgomery street station before the parade. and so you have to get off at embarcadero, powell street or the civic center. >> no trains well, actually they are running extra trains for us this morning for extra capacity. they will run on the regular weekend schedule and muni rerouting buses and cable cars, several dozen lines impacted and a link is posted on our website, and mike will have a full update throughout the morning. now getting to what the route will be, we have posted everything you need to know on our website and we have been reporting for and on days go to

nbc bay area.com and click on the trending bar. >> to make it to the parade we have got you covered, watch it live right here on nbc bay area and will have exquisite interviews with the players, live coverage begins at 9:30 this morning and it will air on nbc sports bay area and it will be the only spanish which station where you can watch the parade. moving you forward, many parents looking at getting the youngest kids vaccinated against covid. bay area counties are getting ready to start getting the shots, and tomorrow, santa clara county will start administering the littlest doses for the littlest kids, assuming vaccine supplies arrive as scheduled. families can make appointments for children between the ages of six months and five years through the s.e.c. free vax.org website and this is what dr. mark kelly said about the vaccine.

>> the whole family can be vaccinated, that means protection against short and long-term effects of covid, and that is the opportunity to take that summer vacation and send your kid off to summer camp, send them to a birthday party, get ready for school, things i know that many of us have done with a bit of trepidation. >> santa clara county are encouraging parents to make an appointment with a pediatrician, or at a pharmacy if you don't want to go to the county site. a high-tech solution to keep the beaches clean, coming up on today in the bay, a new robot on lake tahoe's

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happy juneteenth to you, also we are celebrating the warriors today. the parade starts out at 11:20, it will be about 72 in san francisco. it will be warming up as we go through late morning. but a breezy wind. i look at all of the microclimates as temperatures continue to rise coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. south bound there was a crash further south of this shot, it did clear up.

we will see no lanes blocked so far and anything is moving smoothly. take a look at this. you have seen the roomba robot vacuums cleaning up houses. well, this is a b-bot and it will help keep lake tahoe clean. here is heather ward blunt with our nbc affiliate and sacramento. >> reporter: we are trying to keep up with 15 million visitors a year, hard to do, we need a little help from the robot. >> that robot made its debut at the beach, it is fully electric, solar powered and remote control. and it plays an important role of keeping trash out of the water. >> it is the last line of defense for the lake of keeping small pollution and litter and plastic in particular from getting in the water in the first place. >> is the robot crawls along it

sifts through san one to four inches of deep, fighting trash hard-working volunteers could easily miss. the can cover 3000 meters and one hour and it is being used for pilot testing this year to see how much it could help in the future. regular cleanup events will take place, but patterson says we should all focus first on being responsible stewards of lake tahoe's environment. >> leave it better than you found it, but pack it in and pack it up, sounds silly and simple but it matters here. >> matters everywhere. coming up on today in the bay, hoping to make it, the branding hoping to make it, the branding effort in the south

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this is a live look at san francisco right now. very quiet, but we know about 11:00 this morning that the city will be rocking, celebrating her 2022 nba champs, the golden state warriors. so nice to say that. >> always nice to say that, we are the champions. a lot of people will be out there along that route, kari, how will the weather shape up ? >> it will start to warm up, even for san francisco and we will see the warmer temperatures around the bay area, but at the same time a

little more pollution in the air, hotter temperatures and higher ozone. we see it come up today to the moderate category, especially the east bay and also the santa clara valley. if you are sensitive to all of the pollution, you may want to limit your time outside. look at walnut creek and holiday ships up with temperatures in the mid 60s, partly cloudy, and hot this afternoon. unfortunately nothing compared to what you are seeing at the bottom of the screen. temperatures will peak tomorrow even hotter. we are headed to 82 today, 73 in san francisco, mid-70s around the parade route, 85 today in fremont, reaching 90 in morgan hill. it will once again reach over 100 tomorrow. that is the peak of the heat but look at their field, up to 104, concord and livermore reaching 103. still pretty hot on wednesday. it is coming down a few degrees in some spots as we get more clouds moving in. as clouds move in with the

increase in humidity. so we start to see that surge of monsoonal moisture across the desert southwest. sometimes it makes it here to the bay area. with that we see possibility of spotty showers and thunderstorms popping up around the southern sierra. that will also create the potential of dry lightning. that basically means you get lightning without the rain, and that could raise our fire risk. we saw this happen in 2020. i don't think it will be on that magnitude, but we will watch out for that potential of isolated lightning strikes on wednesday into thursday. temperatures once again, the first day of summer and it will make its presence known. it will reach into the upper 90s, over 100 areas, only slightly cooler for the end of the week it really a pretty warm week ahead. even going into the weekend.

there is so much going on this week with the first day of summer, we have the pride parades and all the festivities going on this weekend. san francisco was really nice for saturday and sunday with highs reaching into the low 70s. were watching all of that for you, mike what are you watching for the commute. >> i'm distracting everyone from the high temperatures and focusing on the pride weekend, focusing on the now, starting at 11 a.m., or exceeds me 11:00 p.m. for this closure here because of the work they are doing on the six bridges project, it is continuing. it has been marked. it will be cleared by the morning commute on the east shore freeway, just a smooth drive. more traffic getting into the city today for the 11:00 parade, and crowds will start coming in as early as 9:00 a.m. and crowds will start coming in as early as 9:00 a.m. we'll talk about transit as well, no crowd for transit or the roadways into the south bay, preparing for the first

one to leave the area and then hit san jose about 5:40. >> thank you mike. one south bay cities getting a big boost in funds to help young residents make it. santa clara county got a $14 million grant to turn the san jose hotel for housing for struggling young adults. this is on north phillips street and it will be renovated in the coming year. there will be 43 units turned into apartments for homeless parents looking to hear back on their feet. and also adults between 18 and 25 transitioning out of foster care and other adverse situations. >> with hundreds and hundreds of youth on the streets needing permanent housing. and so this targets a very fragile and vulnerable group of people that should get assistance. this is an exciting and wonderful partnership.

>> the grant is through project home key and people should be able to move in next summer. this past week the federal reserve announced the largest interest rate hike 30 years, you know this because we have been talking about it, but more rate hikes are likely on the horizon. that means the cost of loans, especially home mortgages, are going up. we explain how this could impact potential homebuyers, and breaks down the age-old debate, should we rent or buy? >> reporter: from wall street to main street, all eyes are on the federal reserve. >> just about every thing we buy on credit will get more expensive. >> has promised the federal reserve is raising interest rates to contain inflation, but only inflaming the hearts of would-be homebuyers. average 30 year mortgage interest rates tops 5%, up from less than 3% when you're ago. meanwhile the median home price is nearly 430,000 dollars last

quarter. >> i was considering getting a cute single-family starter home . >> this 20 for-year-old nurse in atlanta has been looking to buy a home. >> i put myself into a situation where.i want to buy a house or continue renting? >> that decision tougher because the cost of rent is going up. nationwide one and two bedroom apartments up 25% from nearly a year ago, her rent for her one- bedroom apartment in atlanta increase from $1475 a month to $2055. >> is $600 increase, i could not do that, i was like let me think about getting a house >> she saved up for 3.5% down payment, about $15,000, but she said she kept getting outbid and so she put a pause on her home search. i want to bring in winnie stein, a financial adviser listening in with us as your finder situation. hey winnie. >> hello and thanks for having me. spirit what is she doing right?

be my first she is comfortable talking about her financial situation and she is focused on what she can afford and not going beyond her budget. >> she said that she was smart to pause her home search and only buy if you have a 20% down payment and an additional 6% for closing costs, you plan on staying in the same home for five years, and you have about six months pay and savings for emergency repairs. those are steep entries for ownership, but she says you can save money while renting. to do so spend no more than 30% of your income on rent, negotiate a longer lease, two years instead of one to lock your rental rate, get a roommate to offset increasing rent, and if you have a parking spot or space in the garage rent it out for extra income. and reduce other major expenses like gas by carpooling, biking, using public transit or downsizing your vehicle. >> you do not need your fancy car right now because of the

number one financial goal is to get you into the home you really want. >> if you cannot afford the house of your dreams do not let the rising rates scare you away. >> right now the interest rate is a little higher than a few years ago but significantly lower than historical mortgage weight. >> coming up on it today in the bay, a local company is stepping up to help first responders site natural disasters. now, plans to build a new housing at a east bay b.a.r.t. station and put a redline, east bay times reporting that is a new development with about 360 homes at the north concord b.a.r.t. station is now off the table. the real estate company behind that development, which 90 units would have been available, as i walked away from that project. bart hasn't gotten any formal reason for the departure, and ise council

turning to our climate crisis, new technology could be the answer for first responders when the next, big natural disaster hits. the company, sesame solar, showed off its nano grid and the mobile trailer can provide power and clean water and wi-fi and this was made after watching the aftermath of hurricane katrina in 2005 the deployable mobile grid can be set up in less than 15 minutes and uses energy to provide essential aid in the time of need. >> have to adapt, climate

change is here and we are not going back but if we can help make people's lives better after something catastrophic. >> the cofounder says the mobile unit was sold to the airport. a sad day here at nbc bay area, one of our long-time colleagues is seen leaving the newsroom. >> it has been the greatest pleasure and honor of my career to lead you on the weekend. thank you. >> you may not know his face as he works behind the scenes for 17 years. executive producer, eric rich, is leaving nbc bay area, that is him in the center and that is him winning an mep well- deserved but he began working as a producer for weekend it shows at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00, six years ago he came back to the weekends as executive producers, he is now making a move into the pr world but you may not see his face on screen, but he has produced some of the most important breaking news stories of all times. we will miss him.

we were talking the other day about how we started together so many years ago. now we are all grown up. >> when i moved here for the job he was the first person i saw, i had to come and give him my keys. >> he has been an integral part. good luck eric. we will miss you. >> we are coming up, count down to the warriors championship parade continues. >> that's right. tens of thousands expected here on market street later this rning, what you nemoed

right now at 5:00, looking live in san francisco, people are probably sleeping bay for the big parade, it is about to change in a matter of hours. we will celebrate the golden state warriors championship victory, we will have live coverage on everything you need to know. observing juneteenth, the changes leaders hope this new holiday will push forward and the work being done in washington to see it through but this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon, apple tv and online. a special monday morning for you. special day indeed, i marcus washington. >> and i am kris sanchez. laura has the day off. mike you will be a big part of the day with the