we will do everything within our power as an administration through the executive branch to ensure that women have access to the medication they need. >> ensuring healthcare for all women. a live report from washington on the latest efforts the biden administration is working on following the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade. and the end of an error in the south bay. amusement park great america announces it will permanently close its doors the reason for the closure and when it said to have been . fireworks sales art set to blast off. what you need to keep in mind ahead of the fourth of july holiday. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online.

good tuesday morning to your pick thank you for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall tracking that goal down. >> we are starting clear in san jose as we await the sun arrival and temperatures in the upper 50s. light northerly wind and temperatures will be in the upper 60s by 9:00. it's still going to be a warm afternoon as we had for 92 in concord. oakland, upper 70s. novato, 86. 60s in san francisco and half moon bay. tomorrow temperatures will drop in the valley. we will talk more about that in a few minutes. how's it looking for the commute? >> a good drive right now but we did have word of a traffic issue. westbound highway 4 with slowing . some sort of debris westbound. the slowing has cleared between

bay point and concord. no problem out of antioch. the aero shows you the drive toward mair island out of novato and sears point. earlier debris has cleared from the chp grid. smooth flow of traffic and it looks like niles canyon has cleared from the overnight closure. back to you. struct fallout from the supreme court baldly continues. decision on a religious speech case is triggering the strong reaction as abortion-rights supporters scramble to try to protect the procedure. chris pollone's live in washington. certain states are already taking new action. >> reporter: in two states we've seen judges go out and block new abortion restrictions. at least temporarily as both sides of this abortion debate get ready for a new post-roe era.

with president biden in europe, members of his administration insisted they are working to protect access to abortion in the wake of friday's landmark supreme court decision. >> we will do what we can to make sure you receive the care you need. >> reporter: right now abortion is illegal a few exceptions in seven states and soon at least six more are expected to ban it in ministration dismissing point out an idea to provide abortion services on federal land but says states should not interfere with abortion pills sent through the mail. >> we will do everything within our power as an administration through the executive branch to ensure that women have access to the medication they need. >> reporter: abortion rights groups about lawsuits against trigger laws and at least eight states. judges in louisiana and utah have temporarily blocked new abortion laws from taking effect. the latest polling shows 56% of americans oppose the supreme court decision, republicans are celebrating the ruling. >> but the court did, in effect, was returned this very controversial issue to the people and the representatives.

>> reporter: with a consequential term growing, the conservative majority monday expended religious rights. >> i'm still in shock. it's great news for the entire nation. >> reporter: ruling in favor of a washington high school football coach that his public prayers on the 50 yardline after games are protected by the first amendment. with angry protests in the streets and polls showing the majority of americans did not want to see roe overturn, democrats hope that translates to election victories in the fall during the midterms but republicans point out their voters are also motivated by this issue. >> that's when people continue to talk about this morning. thank you, chris. we are getting reports of an earthquake in the bay area. 3.8 about 16 miles north of healdsburg. no more information other than that coming into the newsroom but we will keep you posted if

there was reports of any damage. that was a pretty light one on capitol hill, anticipation is building as the january 6th house panel investigating the insurrection is calling a surprise hearing. the committee said it obtained evidence which spurred the call for a hearing after congress left washington for a two-week recess and no new hearings were supposed to take place until july. the subject of the new evidence is unknown but expectations are high for a bombshell. later this morning nbc news will provide special coverage of this year and. lester holt will anchor from washington, d.c. and will be joined by chuck todd, peter alexander and more starting at 10:00 a.m. right here on tran . and a follow-up on that deadly amtrak trash in misery. 50 people are recovering after a train heading to chicago from los angeles collided with a dump truck at a river crossing. two people on board the train and the driver of the truck

were killed. here's what hospital leaders had to say about those injured. >> most of those had what i would describe as mild to moderate injuries, abrasions, some mild extremity injuries. we've had some other folks with more serious things. some spinal fractures. some solid organ injuries. >> you may remember over the weekend, and amtrak train collided with a vehicle on an crossing near brentwood park three women were killed in the crash. two of the victims were hurt. one of the victims were on board the train picked >> reporter: a san francisco officer on the wrong side of the law. authorities yesterday announced the arrest of adam eatia picked the 15 year veteran officer faces charges in connection to a car crash in 2019 when he was off duty. investigators say he claimed the car was not covered by insurance and received money as compensation from the other person involved in the crash. they also say he impersonated a

police sergeant on his insurance application and he faces charges including grand theft and insurance fraud. jury deliberations continue in the criminal fraud trial involving a second. former chief operating officer sunny balwani is facing charges similar to those of his former girlfriend, elizabeth holmes. she was convicted in january. closing arguments in this trial wrapped up last friday. just in time for the upcoming weekend come up fireworks go on sale today and a few of the bay area counties across the area. >> we are joined from dublin. as a warning coming from firefighters. >> reporter: correct. that morning is even though they are legal they can be dangerous and can cause fire said they want you to think twice about where and when you

set those off peak starting today wire works stands like the one behind me in dublin will go on sale. they will open up and start selling fireworks, along with this it is a pacifica, tracy, san bruno and assistant city. just because your city may sell it safe and saints, does not mean you have free reign to set them off anywhere in the city. check with your city press to see if there are restrictions. you may recall this 120 acre brushfire in pittsburg . confire said this was started with illegal fireworks. several hundred people were evacuated as the fire came close to their home. fortunately, no one was hurt and there was no damage to property. all fireworks are illegal in contra costa county including the safe and sane. confire said even the safe and sane can lead to wildfire. something to think about if you live in an area where they are

allowed to. last year the penalty was strengthened for using fireworks including new rules that will hold property owners liable for violations. in the city of brentwood, which is in contra costa county, possession of fireworks can result in a felony charge, jail time and fines of up to $5000. brentwood pd said it will take a zero tolerance approach when dealing with these violations. by the way several cities in the bay area will host their own fireworks celebrations for the fourth of july this weekend. check with your local website. bob redell, today in the bay. strictly continue to follow breaking news. that earthquake i told you about moments ago has been upgraded. 4.2 on the map near cobb, not too far from the geysers. no reports of any damage yet but if you happen to have felt it, we are on social media. let us know. we won't monitor

if there are any reports of damage so far this morning. i know you have been monitoring this as well. what do you have? >> we have had some small earthquakes in the area. that 4.2 in the same region. look at those red circles. you can see where those different earthquakes have happened. a really active seismic region. it cause those mountains and you have the geothermal area with the geysers. that's what makes that area active and we will monitor. right now on the usgs website, only two people have felt it so far but you can report it to the usgs if you felt in the north bay. let's take a live look at oakland. temperatures in the mid-50s and we will see a cool start to the morning. a lot of sunshine and will be a mild day as we head for the upper 70s. upper 60s in san francisco's.

los gatos reaching 90. 91 in livermore and 96 in fairfield. the next few days we start a cooling trend and it's going to help in the inland valleys that have been so hot. we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. how's it looking for the commute? >> you did mention that quake and we are looking toward any delays. it's too far north to affect anything on the part line. no problem. no impact there and no impact for the road crew. lanes have reopened on schedule . a good connector between 680 and mission boulevard. out of the altimont, no problem. this is more popular these days. smooth drive from north toward the dublin interchange pick smooth drive for the rest of the bay. a live look on the peninsula shows you palo alto has a good amount of traffic headlights are northbound heading toward coming up on today in the

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we continue to follow breaking news on this tuesday morning. what a way to wake up. 4.2 magnitude earthquake near cobb moments ago. no reports of any damage just yet. it's three miles away from the geysers area up there. an active area but we will continue to monitor any reports we have coming into the newsroom. let's get a look at that microclimate forecast with a kari . >> we are starting with temperatures in the upper 50s in pleasant hill. a cooling trend is what we will talk about. it's been so hot inland and it

will be a warm day. 83 in pleasant hill at noon. we will talk about the end of the week release coming up. and like those temperatures, the san mateo bridge goes up over the highrise and back down. i like the down part for the temperatures. both are moving smoothly. no messaging on the sign. no warnings or anything to worry about right now. will show you how the rest of the drive is coming up. happy tuesday. chevron is the latest company to announce its moving a lot of its employees out of northern california chevron is based in san ramon but says it will move most of that operation to houston, texas and take as many employees who wish to go. the oil giant said it will still be headquartered in the east bay, but most of its headquarters will now be in the lone star state. chevron started in san

francisco before moving to keep san ramon in 2002. it's been building new skyscrapers in houston. it already owns a building in houston once owned by enron . yelp closing down offices in chicago, new york and washington. it doesn't need them. yelp told its employees they can work from home as long as they wanted or forever. by closing the office, they get rid of the so-called hybrid model where workers come in occasionally. the ceo told the washington post the hybrid model was the worst of both worlds and half measures. look at your screen. that is steve jobs 15 years ago announcing the iphone tomorrow is the anniversary. a little trivia. when apple decided to call it the iphone come another company, cisco, had a product called the iphone. we will talk more about the iphone on his actual birthday on wednesday coming up on today in the bay.

the airline that flies american eagle for american airlines it's offering its pilots triple pay if they will take flights in july. the pay works out to $150 an hour for a new captain to start. the operator called, envoy, is offering perks like halloween and super bowl sunday as paid holidays. that is a lot of money and you can talk about fourth of july. go right ahead. maybe he could spend all that money on hot dogs. >> those fourth of july plans, a lot of people want to buy many things. everything from meat to beer. wells fargo finds the cost of hosting a gathering for 10 people, which isn't that live, that large in my opinion will cost about 11% more. grilling staples like ground beef and hotdogs are up about 12%. the bonds are about 10% higher and beer could be one of the steepest expenses with prices up nearly 25% over last year. as you know they said make sure you bring something. bring your own bottle.

if you are staying at home this fourth of july, check out nbcbayarea.com. you will see we have a list of all the events happening around the bay area. we have time to plan the party still. >> you know how to talk about the movies you have to see before you die. you got to see this or that movie. how about the movies about dying that you must see? >> i don't know. that's a little morbid. the today show website is listing 35 of the best movies about fictional serial killers and everyone knows who is near the top of the list. >> i ate his liver with some fava beans at the nicest chianti. >> hannibal lecter is all over this list. silence of the lambs is one of four films to make the today show list. other notables include psycho, the movie that may have launched the genre.

seven with brad pitt and morgan freeman. halloween, which fits into any horror from list command natural born killers with woody harrelson. 35 films are listed in all but strangely nobody count i've seen all of those. >> i have too. where is my boy, freddie? >> >> is right here! >> i guess those do make you jump. >> when i was a kid -- >> i don't like the devil ones. don't go there. don't want to go there so don't go there. >> you don't want to watch poltergeist? >> i don't want to watch what? >> poltergeist or anything like that? >> the exorcist one no. >> walked to the light! >> let's get started. it's not halloween.

we are coming up on the fourth of july and we are making plans for the weekend. let's take a look at the fog rolling across san francisco as we get ready to head out. it's clear in double and and it looks like a nice flow of traffic. right now it's 59 degrees. a cold start and these are the hours to let the house cool down and hopefully let it stake cool for the afternoon because it's going to be another warm day. 85 degrees there. 92, concord. napa, 87. we are heading for cooler temperatures in the valleys. semper cisco and coastal areas see the fog and the color air there. 90s in fairfield. mostly upper 80s for the tri- valley down to the south can't county with morgan hill reaching 89 tomorrow. thursday, 83 is the high temperature. cooler than normal in san jose reaching 78. 69 degrees in san mateo. novato reaching 79. that intense high-pressure is moving away.

we will see cooler air coming in and sliding down the coastline with an area of low pressure with its counterclockwise wind flow. that will push-in that cooler ocean air inland and help temperatures stay mild. look at san jose heading into the holiday weekend with warm temperatures today. but then only reaching 70 degrees on july 3rd. fourth of july it's 74. this will bring in higher humidity but also gusty wind. and we will have to be very careful because the vegetation is still dry and with gusty wind it will create an increased fire danger. as we look at temperatures in the 90s, big changes for the weekend and fourth of july, mid- 70s inland while san francisco will see highs in the low to mid 60s. any problems for the commute? >> i was worried about the shot you showed of double and because then i heard about an issue. let's take out look at west

580. reports of a box truck, like the one leaving the right side of the screen, did brush the wall. no problems for the liens. as we look at the map, no slowing around hacienda in your commute direction. more build out of the altamont pass and a crash on the altamont pass roadway. not 580 but it's causing more folks to get on to 580 creating slowing out of tracy but keeping things light in livermore. a new issue on highway 4 between 680 and 880 . no problem as far as traffic goes. 5:23. look at this cutie. as we head to break we are sharing this photo of kris sanchez. she posted it on instagram. she got a summer cut. so cute. she was saying this is one way to lighten the load. anyway picture looks great. >> i like that cut. and don't forget to catch kris sanchez anytime you want on instagram, facebook and twitter.

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5:26. a push to help more african americans make it in the bay. the bay area black housing advisory task force is urging governor newsom to sport a black housing bond which will

provide $500 million for program designed to keep more african americans from leaving the bay area. supporters argue san francisco, oakland and berkeley have all lost between 40% and 50% of its black residents over the past 30 years. the money would ease the investment barriers that preventing so many from obtaining housing. struck a follow-up in redwood city. leaders taking the first steps in rolling back the outdoor dining at parklets program in place since the early days of the pandemic. next march the city plans to shut things down. last night council members held a talk about sending out notices to businesses with permits. the details still need to be ironed out. 5:27. next, top stories we are following including making life- saving drugs accessible in places like schools and restaurants. a south bay plan to help save victims of fentanyl overdosed. >> reporter: summit retailers are looking to protect your right to emergency contraception by limiting how

much of that people can buy. we will talk about that and what the state is dointo protg ec

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right now. tragedy unfolding in texas after first responders confirmed more than 40 migrants were found dead in the back of a tractor trailer. how police came across that tragic scene. another covid booster on the way. coming up. the key meeting slated for today which will decide if you and your family need another round of shots this fall. limiting plan b sales. a cap retailers across the country are putting on the emergency contraceptive pill and the potential impact for millions. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. good tuesday morning to you. thank you for allowing us to be part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. a lot to get to. fresh office nba championship when, your player in oakland player, want us going to went back to his roots visiting mexico. later we will have more on his visits with the mexican president and how emotional it was. and we want to tell you about breaking news. the 4.2 earthquake that rattled

residents near cobb in the last 30 minutes. and it centered near the geysers. so far there are no reports of any damage this morning but that fourpoint two earthquake striking just before 5:00 this morning. kari hall is monitoring what we can expect weather wise and this earthquake. >> it's an active seismic region. 4.2 is individually large for the region but we can see how many earthquakes have happened. small ones and then that 4.2 in the last hour. once again it's that geothermal region come also causing the geysers in the mire,'s mountains. it's typical we see shaking in that area and we've had some people report it to the usgs. we hopefully won't have any more shaking this morning we will monitor that as we head out this morning. temperatures in the mid 60s this morning but you will see it's sunny all day long.

not as warm as temperatures come down from the heat we've seen but still a wide range of temperatures and we will see a nice cool down for all of us in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. developing. investigators looking into of horrifying discovery and san antonio. at least 4 to 6 people were found dead inside a semi truck and a presumed smuggling attempt of migrants. morgan chesky is following the gruesome details from the scene. >> reporter: authorities are calling this one of the first mass casualty events in this area in recent history and we are on the remote road where this tractor-trailer was discovered late yesterday after someone nearby heard cries for help coming from that trailer. when those doors were opened up, they discovered the unthinkable. 46 bodies were inside. men and women who perished due to heat stroke or heat exhaustion in nearly triple digit temperatures come along

with 16 survivors who are now in area hospitals, including 4 pediatric patients authorities have confirmed they have detained three people as potential suspects in this investigation but as of right now they will not say if they are directly tied to this smuggling plot. we can look down this road and see this semi truck has been towed from the scene. we do anticipate another update from authorities but as of right now they have established a wide perimeter around the area as they continue to gather evidence. we know that k-9 units will be out here later today to make sure that anyone who was inside that truck or near it has been accounted for. back to you. access to abortion is still legal in states like ours in california and california voters will soon decide whether it should be a right in the

state constitution. but at the same time, some major companies are limiting access to drugs used to induce early abortions. kris sanchez is live from santa clara. this is where things stand this morning. >> reporter: walmart will start limiting how many plan b or the morning after pills people can buy in an effort to make sure there is access for more people. because of the fallout from the supreme court reversal of roe v. wade protections, we will see the limit on emergency contraception which is usually available for purchase over-the- counter and without a prescription or i.d. that the drug sold as plan b or altera prevent the egg from implanting into the uterus, but only a few days after fertilization so this is a so- called abortion drug. cvs and walmart are limiting to ensure equitable access and consistent supply. walgreens does not yet have a limit in place. california lawmakers agreed to ask voters in november to amend

the state consultation to protect reproductive rights the amendment reads in part, this date should not deny or interfere with an individual's reproductive freedom in their most intimate decisions which includes their fundamental right to choose to have an abortion and their fundamental right to choose or refuse contraceptives. right now in the coming months up to 28 states will do the opposite making abortion illegal. >> polls show over and over again overwhelming majorities to allow a woman to have the right to choose. he is a recent one from gallup. 85% to 13%. think about that. the overwhelming majority in this country is going in one direction. the supreme court is going in another direction. >> reporter: california come up for the amendment to go into the constitution, a majority of voters have to agree to it and they will hav

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you. governor gavin newsom insists he has no plans to run for president in 2024 but a report from florida has some believing otherwise. according to sf gate last night his campaign team confirmed plans to start running a series of cable tv ads in the sunshine state. those ads are expected to be released in california before they start airing july 4th. the campaign is not indicating what the ads are about come up but the news is naturally fueling new speculation. gavin newsom insist his bochum focus remains exclusively on california. on the possibility of a new round of covid booster shots. the fda advisory committee will meet today to talk about the possibility of rolling out an updated booster for the paul. for that to happen, any potential decision would have to be approved in the next few days. a booster would likely specifically target the omicron

variance come unlike the current booster shot. a debate happening today in the south bay and supporters say it may ultimately save lives. santa clara county supervisors will wait whether or not to stock narcan in schools, bars and restaurants. the drug can instantly reverse effects from an opioid overdose. supervisor cindy chavez wants it to be more widely available. >> we are not encouraging young people to take drugs that we want to make sure they survive that experience. >> right now in santa clara county, first responders carry it, as do some nonprofit groups. if approved, the measure was set aside funding to make it available and add new funding for fentanyl prevention in schools. a brush fire in the north bay turns deadly. this morning we are learning one person died in the roblar fire in sonoma county. it's unclear exactly what happened but the victim was reported in a construction vehicle on private property. the fire broke out around 2:00

yesterday afternoon and burned 63 acres before firefighters had it contained. investigators are looking into the cause. there is still no word about what caused a smoky fire along 101 yesterday afternoon near novato which started in a landfill and briefly closed all lanes of traffic . here is a time-lapse video of when the fire started. the fire burned 113 acres but firefighters made good progress on that without incident. it is under control. crews are still there this morning to keep an eye on any possible hotspots . the warm weather keeping first responders busy. >> it's expected to finally taper off with cooler temperatures coming our way to a welcome respite from the heat we've been having. >> especially for the inland valleys. we do see more fog rolling into san francisco bringing in high

humidity. this morning and novato we do see it's foggy. higher humidity but still very dry vegetation and temperatures in the low 50s . as we go through today, things dry out in clear out and we have sunshine in the forecast. we will also warm reaching 75 at 11:00 and 81 at noon. reaching into the mid 80s and the tri-valley. 96 in fairfield. mountain view, 84. upper 60s near the coast. we will talk about the cooling heading our way at the end of the week. any issues with the commute? >> no surprises right now. a typical pattern. a little build on highway 4 and 37. no backup at the toll plaza. let's look at things that may be an issue for some folks northbound 101. they are working on the harbor

bridge project in san rafael affecting the central san rafael offramp overnight the next couple of nights. the project will move around. working on a bridge. 101 will remain open. oracle park but no problems here. that is open for the game. 6:45 p.m. about two hours before game time you will see local closures. the rest of the bay shows a smooth and predictable build. there is some slowing on 101 in hayward and san jose . 5:41 san jose leader said to eliminate a bump in the road when it comes to a popular pastime. coming up, the vote to repeal a ban some argue was never there to begin with. and hoping for an end to the war in ukraine. in an interview, ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy explains what it will take to end the war with russia. this as concerns grow about casualties after a russian missile strikes a crowded

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for the fourth of july weekend coming up in a few minutes. also, timing is right for slowing in san jose. typical timing on north 101 from 680 to oakland road. we are showing it where the traffic starts in the south county and focusing on east bay slowing coming up today, the woman who assisted billionaire sexual predator jeffrey epstein will learn her fate. ghislaine maxwell will be sentenced for helping epstein sexually abuse dozens of underage girls. epstein killed himself in 2019 while awaiting trial. maxwell, his longtime companion and one-time girl friend, was convicted last december for sex trafficking and faces up to give 55 years in prison. ukraine is requesting a meeting with the u.n. security council following yesterday's deadly russian missile strike targeting a busy shopping mall. the bombing happened in central ukraine and it's believed

hundreds of people were shopping at the time. so far there are at least 18 confirmed deaths and it's believed the number will go higher. before the attack of ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy sat down for an exclusive interview with nbc's richard engel and reaffirmed the resolve of his people. >> what is victory looking like for you? how does this for and? >> translator: the world will and for sure. i'm sure it will end with ukraine winning. whatever happens. no matter how difficult it is for us we must oust the occupiers from hourly and. >> coming up on the today show, the latest on the shopping mall attack and richard engel's full interview at 7:00 a.m. right after today in the bay. president biden is in europe trying to keep our allies fired up about helping

ukraine. >> one of the big concerns is you plaint ukraine supplied green. >> ukraine has plenty of up but the problem is getting it to the rest of the world. the russians have bombed grain silos and the water rains to the south and they have been minds that they are promising new food aid to the rest of the world. president biden wrapping up his meeting with g7 leaders who are united in their opposition to russia. yesterday the g7 pledged to stay with ukraine , quote, until the end. the group also stood united against putin. at one point british prime minister boris johnson, just to the left of president biden, suggested they all take off their shirts, joking about this picture of putin on a horse looking strong and barrel. french president emmanuel macron and justin trudeau said they could show off their pecks. they did not take off their shirts. i don't have the polling to prove it but i'm sure many people in the world would not mind those two shirtless. boris johnson perhaps less show.

president biden will travel to the nato summit from the g7 today. the russians in the meantime have announced new sanctions against americans including mitch mcconnell, christian gillibrand, and dozens of others come and first lady dr. jill biden and the biden's 41- year-old daughter, ashley biden. our sanctions on russia hurt the russian economy very badly. there sanctions on the first lady mean she's not allowed to travel to russia. coming up at 10:00, nbc bay area will bring the next hearing of the house select committee investigating the attack on the united states capitol. this was not expected. without the committee would take a break until next month but something has changed. an important witness, we think. there is speculation it's one of mark meadows top lieutenants. republican cassidy hutchinson. she has testified in private already. we've seen video of her recalling meadows describing trump office reaction to the

attackers saying hang mike pence. trump, according to meadows emma complained went vice president pence was hostile to safety by secret service. she has also testified trump and giuliani had a plan to overturn the election even before the election took place. that comes up at 10:00 this morning. we will tweet about it showing you clips if you can't watch it yourself. on twitter, you can find me. today san jose leaders consider rolling back a decades old ban on a favorite pastime. ever since 1986, bruising has been illegal in the city leaving many low ride lovers to take a ride elsewhere. at the time, it was approved, the city cited traffic congestion, criminal activity and what they labeled an environment of fear surrounding cruising. critics called the ban discriminatory and a card played by police to pull over young people in east san jose. the debate is part of a regularly scheduled council

meeting this afternoon. right now and what to do after winning your first nba championship? well for east bay native, juan toscano, it means going back to your roots. >> when i started playing in mexico in 2015, i never thought that i would be a big deal in mexico. i never thought i would meet the president or be at his house. very humbling and gratifying. >> anderson visiting mexico. yesterday he met with the mexican president. he is posting all about it on instagram. he grew up in oakland and is the first player of mexican descent to play that nba title. that's cool. very cool. >> it was cool to see him during the parade speak to some people in spanish. >> good. it's reaching a whole new audience at school as well.

fantastic. 5:50. getting a look at that forecast. anyone trying to get out and take a run this morning, how is it shaping up? >> the morning is the best time. even in the evening, it still too hot in walnut creek. upper 50s to start the morning and we see our trend starting to head up toward noon. 82 degrees at lunchtime today, eventually reaching into the low 90s in fremont, 8184 in mountain view. san francisco back in the upper 60s mother northbay highs will be in the upper 80s. more of the same tomorrow where the valleys are hot, the coast is cool and in between it feels nice with hayward reaching 75. san jose reaching 83. but look what happens on thursday. even inland valleys will start to cool down and we will be lower than what's normal for the end of june and early july

as high pressure moves away. we will start to see this low sliding down the coast and it will shift the wind direction to bring in a stronger ocean breeze and help cool us off, even in those valleys that have been hot the past few days. look at san jose. upper 70s and low 80s today but then low 70s for the weekend. dipping down to a high of 70 degrees on sunday. it's going to be nice going into the fourth of july. you can enjoy a lot of time outside. we will start with clouds each morning but once again that trend is be for us to co-opt the next few days with clouds hand-fog in san francisco. upper 60s and low 60s. you may have that jacket on all weekend. and we always watch visibility for the fourth of july and san francisco. it may be foggy this time around so visibility could be low and we will watch that for you as we get closer. and now you have a sig- alert in the south bay, mike?

>> this is a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. reports are complicated because it's a hit-and-run crash. so would hit the pedestrian and left the scene. this investigation will have to continue for likely hours, probably about three hours. this is on jackson south of san antonio street and it switches over to the name east capitol expressway. an important roadway for the areas south of alan rock. that will be an issue for jackson avenue. get over to sunset to have a better north-south alternate through the area, or 680. it's not a major area getting off the freeway. the freeway is clear but it does have a built through 101 and that originates in the south county. happening now. the federal agency for national service and volunteerism will announce the covid relief funding. americorps will reveal the amount of grant made possible by president biden's american rescue plan data today.

the agency said the money will support recruitments, training, and development of public health leaders in california. americorps's plan will make the announcement at 11:00 this morning. we continue to monitor the latest on the braking as we are following. an earthquake north of wine country . and working to save our climate in crisis. greenhouse gases continue to build up in our atmosphere. what needs to be done to lessen the impact on our air quality . and at 6:00, fireworks mmm. so creamy. so delicious. worth every calorie.

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welcome back. 5:57 and you are watching today in the bay. turning to climate in crisis. let's talk about carbon dioxide. heat trapping greenhouse gas which is increased 50% since the beginning of the industrial era. carbon dioxide is released through human activities such as deforestation and burning fossil fuels like coal. but it also happens naturally from volcanic eruptions and respiration, and increase in carbon dioxide has added an extra layer to the atmosphere causing more warming. and we do have now new

technology helping to capture that carbon dioxide from companies that are trying to reduce their environmental impact spoke with the executive chairman of delta clean tech who says california is leading the pack when it comes to creating clean energy and reducing carbon emissions. >> the transition i see is a transition and it's already occurring at a rapid rate. it's transitioning from coal, which is an 11% to 30% co2 exhaust stream. 11% to 13% exhaust going up as carbon dioxide, which is driving global warming down to 3% to 4% exhaust stream. when we use carbon dioxide exhaust stream, when we use natural gas to. we are transitioning to natural gas which is great progress. now let's transition eventually from natural gas into renewables and this will be a bridging technology which will help us do that. >> there's a lot to explain.

it takes a lot to grasp what they are doing here so you can watch the full interview on nbcbayarea.com. click on the climate in crisis page and he talks about how delta clean tech and move us toward a greener future and how you can help develop a solution on how to use that carbon that is captured. this is a story about love and love at any age is a beautiful thing. and this weekend a woman instead of wearing white, were blue. >> it was not her first wedding. she is 95. i love how he holds her face. and the groom is 97. the ceremony was at heritage park senior living community where the couple met and continue to live it. the two were generally shocked to feel the special butterflies so late in life and they wanted to stop sneaking around. >> it's only been about five months that we have been dating. >> we live just two doors apart

and we both have backdoors. >> well, even though there was some live music and lots of bubbly, this actually wasn't a legal wedding. just a couple of crazy kids wanting to declare their commitment. >> she said five months? >> at 97, that's all you need. >> yeah. good for them. they found love . right now it's 6:00. ensuring reproductive health care for all women. a live report from washington on the latest white house efforts following the supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade. it's proven and we've seen time and time again this year that the fires are quickly getting very large rapidly. >> does that surprise you that bay area fireworks sales are set to begin? not all fun and games. the dangerous conditions experts are warning about ahead