in decades and access to handguns for millions of people. we are live in washington with the latest on that and the decision looming on roe v. wade. >> the bottom line is it is fantastic to be able to celebrate together again. >> friday is back and they say better than ever. the ad insecurity that you may take part in person for the weekend event. visit today in the bay streaming live on roku, apple five tv and live. you for joining us. laura garcia's off. >> i am marcus washington. keeping fire fighters busy and concerns those decisions could lead to new dangers. the firefighters are trying to handle this fire. it started yesterday near tesla road and it is now zero%

contained. it is believed the fire started after a car struck the tree. >> crews battling the canyon fire burning in the pleasanton area and that fire about 10% contained good news there late last night people in the areas order to evacuate got the green light to go back home. first responders will be facing today and, kari, things are looking better. >> it is still warm up there with breezy windows. you know how it is with the altamont pass in the hills. the grass in the brush is fairly low but the wind is and get gusty. with fires it can create its own weather. temperatures in the low 60s. that is working in our favor. humidity slightly higher at 57% look how bold the humidity will

be later today at 18%. temperatures headed up for 93 degrees with gusts at 15 to 35 miles per hour. rough conditions later there today. we will monitor that. as you head out the door in oakland 57 degrees and it's great to be another nice day with highs in the low 70s but we will see a ride range and temperatures and we look at all our micheal clemons in the forecast coming up. >> thank you, kari. make sure you foul kari on social media and karicall.com/weather. this is where congress is passing the most significant ruling in decades. the new rolling could expand access to handguns to millions of americans. >> chris malone is live on capitol hill. chris there is a lot to digest here. yes. there is a lot to a lot to

cover chris and marcus, that is for sure. officials across the country, including in california we are examining this landmark supreme court ruling on guns. as the senate was voting to approve new gun control measures. >> i am so grateful. in the late night boat the senate approved the most significant changes in decades. the motion to concur with the amendment is agreed to. >> 15 republicans joining every democrat to pass the bipartisan safer communities asked which closes the boyfriend loophole and strengthens background checks for gun buyers under 21. >> shooting after shooting and murder after murder and suicide after suicide for 30 years congress stayed in its political corners and did nothing, but not this time. >> the boat coming hours after the supreme court ruled for the

first time. americans have a right to carry handguns out of the rome for self-defense. >> i think it's going to be difficult to justify gun laws going forward and will lead to courts striking down a wide variety of gun safety laws. >> overturning the strict concealed carry law and placing similar laws and five other states in jeopardy. >> we do not need more guns on our streets. we are already feeling with a major gun violence crisis expected decision celebrated by the organization that brought the lawsuit. >> time has come and the judge has decided. they have to with it. >> they have nine decisions including a highly anticipated abortion and the court may be overturned on roe versus wade. >> the house rules committee has started to take up the senate passed gardenville. it is expected to pass the full

house early this afternoon. east coast time. then it goes to president biden asked for his signature. and marcus back to you. >> thank you very much, chris. san jose police will provide more details on the deadly shooting of a man who they say shot and killed two people before engaging in a lengthy standoff. officers shot and killed that man early wednesday and they say the day prior the suspect shot and killed a man in mount shasta in san jose and drove to modesto and killed a 29-year- old woman. that woman is the mother of the child she shared with the suspect and police say they plan to provide more updates for us today at 2:00. we first brought you that story on wednesday morning during today in the bay but we sent it out in our news app. so make sure you download that app. it's a free way to get up-to- date information sent right to

your phone. you will receive breaking news stories as well as weather alerts. the south bay mother looking out-of-control parties for underage kids is due in court for a plea hearing. shannon o'connor has been held without bail for months. she supplied young people with alcohol and encourage them to engage in acts when she and her family lived in los gatos authorities caught up with her at her new home in idaho. if convicted she could face more than 20 years in prison. a former second in command at theranos have yet to wrap their arguments. yesterday marked the third day of the presentation. once the defense wraps the prosecution gives its rebuttal in the case goes to the jury. accused of defrauding investors with felony charges similar to those brought against theranos founder, elizabeth holmes, who they predicted in january.

>> scott budman has been in the courtroom throughout the case and follow them on twitter to get the updates on closing argument in jury deliberations. hour in person pride festivities finally returning to san francisco. everyone could use a party. importantly, also a parade following two years of pandemic related cancellation. >> live in san francisco and ginger, of course, the debbie downer may want to point out that there will also be more traffic and congestion. it is an event. >> it is a party. >> reporter: it will be. they are hoping it will be all that and more. good morning, guys. pride weekend is officially back after what you mentioned is a 2-year hiatus. the celebration starts tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. and will run until six and pick up again until midnight and it runs until 6:00 p.m. on sunday and i'm sure people

will be celebrating throughout the weekend. let's look at your screens. the parade on sunday begins at 10:30 on market and feel streets and make its way to market and eight similar to monday's warriors championship parade route thousands of people, tens of thousands, possibly hundreds of thousands of people will come to san francisco for the weekend and here are ways to navigate that an important piece of advice do not drive into the city. it will be a safe bet and run exit trends from 80:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. including special event trains. people from the lgbtq community say it gives a much needed boost economic and socially. it's been a tough two years for bars and clubs for the community, especially, without pride weekend. we spoke to the owner in san francisco's business and it seems there are more events lined up which is great for business and the owner talks about heightened concern for

230 amid recent way of anti- lgbtq sentiment. >> upsetting and nerve-racking when you see these people storming the drag queen story hours and libraries and that things that happened in idaho. i have many friends who have dealt with it from being chased and attacked. i had a friend that was shot in the leg. >> reporter: the nightclub is beefing up security this weekend while also celebrating of important 1st and to have a float for the first time at the pride parade. we are live in san francisco. off to terry hall who is tracking that forecast. >> it's starting out with the

trance march and resource fair. events happening at the dolores march and we are in the low 60s and it's easy tomorrow for the march. temperatures feeling nice and comfortable and a perfect day with upper 60s in the middle of the afternoon and we are at 65 degrees and 5:00. and then on sunday we have a nice day for the parade as well. i don't know that it gets any better than this. the parade starts at 10:30 a.m. and only upper 60s for the middle of the afternoon perfect weather for san francisco. the inland areas are going to be very hot. we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes as we get a look at the morning commute here is a live look at the bay bridge. nice and quiet and you drive through contra costa county,

starting to slow down westbound 580 from ratline road to sadie and it takes about 23 minutes. elsewhere it looks like it's going at speed. i will keep an eye on weather and traffic. more coming up in a few minutes. not your average reptile. a record-breaking just discovered python. >> okay. the san francisco tech company rolling back its return for the office yet again. details on the closures on tap and whether expected to impact bay area operations. 20 of budget friendly weddings. a new trend for couples in an effort to avoid

happy friday to you. it is 5:13 a.m. as you head out the door in pleasant hill we start out at 60 degrees it is clear and it's going to be a really nice day and warm for the afternoon. getting the outdoor activities before the temperatures get hot once again. i have a look at weather and traffic coming up in a few minutes. let's go to cnbc. good morning, silvana. good morning, kari. the major indexes are on track to snap a three week losing streak and post their first winning week of june. the gains come after federal reserve chairman jerome powell reassured congress the central bank would do everything necessary to stifle inflation.

yelp is doubling down on remote work. the app known or reviews of local businesses is shutting its new york chicago and d.c. offices. the company's ceo calling hybrid work policies help. in an interview with "the washington post" last year the company joined twitter, air b&b and select telling employees they could work remotely and definitely. "top gun" maverick said to hit $1 billion in global ticket sales this coming week. the sequel to the 1986 hit "top gun" has been a huge success at the box office bringing in more than $900 million as of this past monday. the films debuted in may bringing in more than $120 million in sales during its opening weekend and the largest hall any tom cruse film ever. marcus and chris back to you. a lot of people i talked to say it's a good one. >> is very good and i watched it and loved it. i have not heard a bad review

yet. thank you, solana. we all know weddings can be expensive. but these days maybe even more difficult to handle for couples already fighting the highest inflation in decades. some injured covid related performance. according to the wedding report, 2022 is the year of the wedding with an estimated 2.5 million couples planning to tie the knot. wedding experts say 70% of couples are reporting spending more than they originally budgeted for their big day. that is forcing some people to find unique alternatives. >> now that we see some brunch or breakfast setting it doesn't have to be super since or at night and it just has to be the people who love you the most. >> i like the brunch wedding. go to bed early. [ laughter ] the interview on the today show coming up right after today in the bay. >> i am with you, chris.

>> go knight by 9:00. recent discovery in florida making history. >> record-breaking pike county just found in the everglades. measures nearly 18 feet and weighs close to 250 pounds. look at that. that means it could probably eat me. 215 pounds and it was found tuesday and it took three people. the necropsy later revealed it had 122 eggs living inside of it. >> what? >> 122 eggs? that monster snake is the largest ever of its species ever documented ther justin. he visited the gallery. everglades and held an alligator. let's see him with that python. >> let's see how big and bad you are then, justin.

>> [ laughter ] >> that little alligator. now let me see the python. >> refmac. reining it back close to home. cooler temperatures. >> what? no. no, no, no. >> [ laughter ] >> all right, let's get a look at our clear sky. let me show you something awesome happening. if you have a chance to go outside and look up a five planet parade happening in the sky. something we don't usually see it with dave the alignment. first there is mercury, venus and then you see the moon. then you see mars, jupiter and in the distance saturn. the next alignment will happen august, 2040. you will see it tomorrow morning but after that it is

it. hopefully the skies stay clear for us. our temperatures are hot headed for 90 in dublin. 87 in martinas. fairfield reaching 95. compare that to half moon bay where it is the upper 60s this afternoon and 88 degrees in nevada. looking at a break spread in temperatures from the coast where it is cool and foggy to the inland areas where it is hot and sunny. 90 san jose tomorrow. 93 in sam martin. tomorrow it is not much better. second fairfield which is 99 degrees. san francisco stays in the lower 70s. we do have hot belly temperatures because of this very persistent area of high- pressure. as we go to the end of next week, finally it will move on and cooler temperatures to move in. let me show you bret berg. we have to make it through monday with the triple digit temperatures possible and as we go toward the end of next week will feel so much better.

in fact you may be ready to turn off the air conditioning. highs in the low 80s for the inland valleys it's warm reaching into the 90s once again. it will still continue to be hot and dry. the wildfire continues in san francisco. low 70s for today and upper 60s for the weekend and go 70s for early next week. i wanted to show you the slide. highway 101 is looking pretty good in your bridge drive times around the bay area is all clear. it's looking like it is slowing its speed and we will continue to see this and only some light construction around some parts of the east bay. they are picking up those cones and it is just in time for the commute to get underway. chris and marcus? >> thank you very much, kari. nbc bay area responds.

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right now at 5:30. firefighters working to control a fire in rural livermore just one of the fire keeping crews on high alert a live report on where containment stands there in the condition firefighters can heading into this hot

weekend. another case of monkeypox being reported here in the bay area. the new advisory for health leaders in the symptoms they are telling everyone to look out for. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, apple tv and online. thank you for being a part of our morning. >> i am kristin sanchez and we want to get right to the top story. firefighters scrambling to contain several fires that started yesterday as temperatures in parts of the bay area soared and you can see here fires were in alameda, contra costa and solano county. this morning we have team coverage in pleasanton following two fires burning in the tri- value area efforts we want to go to gary hall. kari, you have been tracking those conditions for us. >> we have some low brush and trees here and there. it is extremely dry and

yesterday we saw the fire breakout, the tesla fire was moving off toward the east. the westerly wind kicking up at about 15 to 25 miles per hour has been spanning the flames and unfortunately not much containment there. it is cold this morning with low 60s that we had back to 93 degrees in that area today. with these hot and dry weather conditions more fires are possible as we tried to get containment on the fires already burning. for more information let's head out to . >> we have not been able to see any low or smoke from our glen ridge point. to play a good indication that the fire was suppressed overnight by these cooler temperatures and that gave firefighters an opportunity to increase the containment there are three significant fires burning here in the east bay. this is the tesla inc. higher burning of up tesla road

in the rural part of east livermore at 300 acres and 10% containment according to the most recent update last night from cal fire firefighters believe it started yesterday afternoon after a car ran into a tree. the second fire in the one i am closest to started earlier in the day, the canyon fire at 71 acres and 10% from it contained. that's according to last night's update from cal fire. the fremont firefighter was hurt when a tree fell during the water drop. the firefighter was treated and released and is expected to be okay and people who live in the golden eagle states here in pleasanton who were evacuated they have been allowed back home. >> it happened pretty quick. we did not have any notice really. i saw the fire come over the ridge and the smoke first before we got a real evacuation and it hit us pretty quickly

expect all of our crews trained like this every day. even though we are more dynamic than we usually are you might be headed to one fire you might get diverted to another one. >> in the third fire, that is the third fire, the scenic fire burning up north and contra costa counties at 108 acres, 50% contained in people there have been allowed back home. reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell, today in the bay. >> you, bob. we sent alerts with every update and stay up-to-date with our nbc area news app or online at nbc area.com. new developments and a possible case of monkeypox reported in the south bay and this would make at least 14 cases discovered in the bay area. santa clara health department confirming the persons recently

traveled internationally and tested positive after seeking medical care. health leaders are doing contact tracing. symptoms include a rash that can last 2-4 weeks and bay area health leaders issued a joint statement noting that it is passed through prolonged skin to skin contact or in crowded settings or sexual contact. >> regionally individuals who identify as, trends or men who have with men are part of that group where we have been seeing a disproportionate number of cases. >> cases in the bay area have been reported in san francisco, alameda and santa clara counties. we are tracking the latest developments surrounding monkeypox. i spoke with the doctor about the growing concerns. you can watch the full

interview online. head over to nbc.com. the husband against bay area house speaker nancy pelosi. paul pelosi will be arraigned on august 3rd. police arrested him after a car crash on memorial day weekend and the next day he was released on bail. according to the criminal complaint he tested just over the legal limit of .08. if convicted he could face five years of probation, a minimum of five days in jail plus fines. he will also have an ignition device installed on his car or ordered to attend classes. and berkeley father and son have been identified as the victims in a tragic accident in washington state. they were drowned 10 days ago. this is when they were swept away in the river rafting accident. they identified the two as 55- year-old john coleman and his

son mason. a woman and girls who were with them survived as did the rafting guide. >> that is so sad. that summer who survived the shark attack this week is speaking out for the first week about his brush with death. happened wednesday off lovers. surveillance video shows other beach visitors pulling that man to safety. the 62-year-old is recovering from surgery. he's been making swims in monterey bay for 10 years. he is described not knowing if he would survive he said it seemed really lucky that the shark bit him in the spot that seemed survivable. he said i was in the ambulance thinking i don't know if i would survive but at least i could breathe. then i don't remember anything for a while we spoke with one of the surgeons who operated on him. he said the shark merrily missed some major arteries. >> there was not any organ

damage or arterial damage or bone damage. he got very, very lucky one of the luckiest patients are seen in the last decade, honestly. he stays in good spirits and continues to heal. >> part of his luck is that a doctor and nurse were on the short helpin paramedics arrived teachers will remain closed through at least saturday. now to and crisis in california ranks as worst in the nation for air pollution. a new report released by the air quality index finds 19 of the 20 worst counties in the nation for pollution in 2020 are right here in california. mariposa county and sierra foothills rank the worst with the average life expectancy estimated to drop to nearly two years. one major factor contributing to the pollution are recent wildfires and none of the counties were in the bay area.

taking a live look at san jose and we see the palms in the sky is looking mostly clear. no a lot of pride festivities around the bay area and the weather should be great for all the weekend activities expect let's get you started by checking in with meteorologist cary hall and what you can expect from the forecast expect it looks great especially in san francisco where the weather is much cooler for the pride parade on sunday it will reach to 70 degrees in the morning in the 50s and you made need a jacket is about rose in early and it will warm up and shape n beach in oakland a black pride parade and strange expo. we are looking at temperatures reaching into the mid-70s so it will be nice there as well the hot and pictures are in pleasanton this weekend. if you are going to the alameda county fair, it will reach into the low 90s for the middle of the afternoon to go early in

the day or late in the evening. in the evening is when the concerts will be if you are going to l.a. it's in the low 80s to mid 80s by the end of the weekend. those morning start in the low 60s and nice there. for big sur mild weather with highs reaching into the low 80s throughout the weekend and mostly sunny skies but at times the fog maybe rolling by watching a poor visibility. and after that we are headed for 89 degrees and 90 tomorrow but it gets hotter as we head toward sunday with temperatures reaching up to 94 degrees. we are keeping an eye on everything going on this weekend including the temperatures and i have another update coming up again in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. 5:39 a.m. dramatic rescue caught on camera. we hear from the olympic swimmer who had a scary moment underwater when she blacked out during a routine. incredible saving effort from her coach. >> dramatic testimony in the

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could friday morning. it is 5:42 a.m. in santa rosa, 50 degrees. nice and cool and clear calm wind. our temperature starts out in the low 50s but has for the low 80s by lunchtime still hot afternoon but we have early hours to get in outdoor

activities. look at all of our micheal clemons in forecast coming up. flush. five 42:00 a.m. people are still trying to process the latest january 6 hearing at 5:42 a.m. yesterday the committee argued former president trump never grasped that government is not a tool for promoting personal interests. nbc garrett heyd is following the latest from washington for us. >> reporter: hey, merck's, good morning. we go to break on the january 6 hearing after five hearings. yesterday there was an effort to overturn the election results at the doj. we heard testimony from top officials about a pressure campaign they received from president trump and an effort to replace the leader with someone more compliant if he would not go along with the president's plan much more details on this coming up this morning on today. thank you very much,

garrett. a live look this morning. if you plan to fly anywhere this weekend be ready for the possibility of delays and cancellations. over the past few days nationwide more than 2000 cancellations have happened on top of at least 10,000 since this time last week. do we need to remind you of the fourth of july holiday is coming up and a lot of disruptions have to do with staffing issues that won't go away anytime soon and one corporate watchdog group says the airline industry should should be held more accountable. >> the fact is that when congress gave the airlines a bear lout of $54 billion it only attached one string to make sure that staffing was kept up so we would not have the exact situation that we have right now expect our insiders tell the today show other factors contributing to the chaos include severe weather and pent-up travel demands from two years of the pandemic. marcus, my kid came home from a school trip seven hours late.

i barely got to say high before i went back to bed. >> baby is back at home in the next. >> yes. 5:44 right now. two-time olympic swimmer and their coach are speaking out after a dramatic rescue during this week's world championships. check this out. scary moments. on wednesday team u.s.a. anita alvarez was competing in the solo event in budapest and that's when she blacked out and sank to the bottom of the pool luckily her coach dove in and pulled her to the surface. here is what alvarez was telling today. >> what is the last thing you remember? >> i feel some numbness in my fingers and everything went black and that was it. it happened really fast. >> for several years they trained at campbell window high

school. and this is the second time that alvarez has blacked out in the pool. check out the entire story right after us on today on the bay at 7:00. are swimmers. this one probably touched you. >> when we saw this yesterday my heart stopped honestly we go to swim meets all the time and there are always lifeguards on duty and we laugh about it. a lifeguard swim meet. it seems silly. but now i don't think i will laugh anymore. glad to see those medical personnel there. >> train swimmers you think that go all the time. >> i noticed was swimmers i would've dove in. >> i know you would. i know you had a busy night and it was a very serious issue.

>> you see right there all these guys are walking in dozens of men, women and children walking 1 mile wearing heels. this is to call attention to and let's not be there. i got this video of that man dancing right there. look at this man. so many people came out and huge representation from the members of the san jose athletic department this lady comes to a lot of us. she just came out to see me i love her and i met her in the airport. as you can see this is san jose athletic department there is a lot of those guys out there,

those are some representatives from organizations in the community. so many people come out to support in the officials wearing heels. the money raised close to $100 thousand if not more. when it started it was $96 thousand but people were able to donate all of that will go to the mission to end violence against women. of course, a great organization and this is my fourth year sporting those heels. >> . do you get heels that big expect they ordered them. a pink pair and a blue pair and i rotate them out every year. i wear size 13 and men's. i think it 16 or 17. maybe 18 the size of a boat. hey, look. i want to say to the two of you thank you. i understand now the balls of my feet. and i only had a month for maybe an hour and i see you

walk around here in them the time. i'm just giving you a round of applause. i don't know how you all do it. there you go. >> very carefully. >> you for the ywca. >> great cause. let's get you started with this friday morning as we get a look at our forecast. it is starting out clear. in dublin temperatures in the 50s. i wanted to show you, it may be too late to see it now but you may have more time if it is dark enough. a planet alignment is happening in the call it the five planet parade where you can see bright stars mercury g venus and then you see the moon and you see mars, jupiter and saturn. it has been a very long time since we've had an alignment in this order. in the next one, mark your calendar, august 2015. you will see it before sunrise and let's get a look at our temperatures. all of the sunshine we are

headed back for the 90s teaching 95 degrees in morgan hill's. some of the hotter temperatures 97 in antioch martinas is a high of 87. it is looking milder for oakland with a high of 78 and 85 in redwood city while half moon bay tops out at 60 degrees. the upper 60s for much of san francisco. when you had downtown is in the middle 70s and 80 while crater lake has for 96 degrees. still a wide range of temperatures. inland highs hot through at least the beginning of next week. then by friday the high pressure slowly starts to move away and allow our temperatures to cool down just a bit. we get more ocean influence. palo alto is hot throughout the weekend and even monday 86 degrees for a high. take a look at wednesday, thursday, next weekend, turn the air conditioning off and it will be nicer. i like the cooler weather. it is still hot this weekend

with highs in the low 90s and in the valleys a lot of sunshine in the fire danger continues in great weather in san francisco with upper 60s and low 70s breezy winds and the fog is back and we see that continue throughout the early part of next week as well. more fog rolling in by wednesday and thursday. let's get you out on the roads. it looks friday light. the only thing i have seen so far are the traffic breaks they do to clean up the construction cones. it looks like everything is going well in the northbay or for contra costa county is slowing down from pittsburgh to will not create an sadie and takes about 26 minutes. pittsburgh to walnut creek 20 minutes look at the map around the bay area a lot of rain and that means go and we are headed into the weekend and have another update coming up again in a few minutes.

>> thanks. 5:51. nevada set to name his first women chief of police. brett johnson is expected to resume that role after matthew mccaffrey retired last year. over her 28-year johnson also worked for more than two decades and walnut creek the police department there. sworn in ceremony scheduled for next month. a deadly hit and run caught on camera. still ahead we show you the search for the drivers hitting a cyclist killed while riding with his two young children and an update on where that stands this morning. plus. >> for 30 years congress stood in its political corners and did nothing. but not this time. >> a breakthrough senate vote overnight on new gun safety laws and we are live in washington with the reaction to

that and what happens next. and let's look live over san jose as the sun comes up over our hillside. clear this morning and a great forecast for anything you have planned although you may need some water and some sunscreen. you are watching today in the minions, i have been captured. you have 48 hours to rescue me. mini-boss! my minions will save me.

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. welcoming. police are searching for a suspect for hit and run crash that killed a father in oakland. we have new video from before the incident. we are mourning it is hard to watch. it happened last week at the intersection of 14th and jefferson. a man on the bike entering the crosswalk with two children close behind and in seconds the car hits him and then does not stop. chief armstrong is asking anyone who knows something to call police. >> as a father myself i can only imagine being out on a bike ride with my children and unfortunately have to witness my unfortunate death. >> the children were not injured but there is a $10

thousand reward for information leading to an arrest. >> so sad that those children had to witness that. also developing. one of the women order to a mental institution in wisconsin's 2014 thunder man stabbing case. one of those women now seeking to be released. morgan geyser is now 20 years old but eight years ago she and her 12-year-old friend were convicted of stabbing another friend who survived that attack. two years later they said they tried to kill the girl to gain favor with the fictional horror character called slender man. kaiser sentenced to 40 years in a mental hospital and are hearing scheduled for september. to help on the way for parents struggling from the shortage of baby formula. the white house announced a deal to ship 1,000,000 pounds of gerber baby formula from a nestli factory in mexico. in a formula to make 16,000,000

8-ounce bottles. it has nearly doubled the amount imported from europe and australia. deliveries begin this weekend. is the california dream over? the new billboards in oakland and across the state don't have words. only images. a sobering dose of california's reality. a bay area photographer adopting what california really looks like. highlighting brief problems many of us know, housing crisis, wildfires in the drought. the artist because the project the end of a dream. >> my goal as a project is to look at it and look at it clearly and with clear eyes. >> the photographer is self funding the endeavor. so far as part of 14 billboards across the state. now to an historical moment. this is for women sports in the bay area. >> in oakland the new baby area soccer team was officially

introduced called the oakland soul. take a look at the logo the team will begin its run in 2023 the oakland soul as well as the men's oakland team, the roots, are described as teams promoting positive social change. i love seeing that. >> i love that logo. >> especially with soccer, they are killing.

challenges they are facing and meteorologist is checking those conditions ahead of the weekend. congress wants to pass the new gun safety measures but it is happening at the supreme court expended access for handguns for millions of people. we are live in washington with the latest on that and the decision on roe v wade. >> the bottom line is. it is fantastic to be able to celebrate together again. >> i lot of folks are better than other. we will bring down everything you need to know. this is streaming live on roku, apple tv, and online. here we go on your friday morning. i want to say good morning to you. >> lord