shinzo abe death by gun violence and will deeply impact the people of japan. >> former japanese prime minister shinzo abe is assassinated with news of his death sending shockwaves across the world. the investigation unfolding about the gunman's possible motive. a live report on the critical information panel members are trying to recover. with inflation on the rise could another recession be around the corner? i will go

one-on-one with an expert about the impact it may have in the bay area. we have made it to the end of the work week. it is friday morning and kris sanchez brought the sunshine's. >> you look like sunshine this morning. >> you know how it is, you walk into your closet. >> that was the first thing you saw. no, it is beautiful. we have a lot to get to this morning. first we are tracking a warm up for your weekend. i am grinning and a lot of people will be smiling. >> some people like the warmer weather. we will see warmer temperatures for the weekend as we take a live look outside at san jose. it is a clear sunrise with temperatures starting at 60 degrees. we will see our temperatures warming up quickly today. already 77 degrees at noon, the high temperature we've seen for the past few days.

reaching 80 today with fairfield heading toward 91 degrees. we will take a look at that weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. we begin with breaking news out of japan, the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. >> he did in fact die from the gunshot and shot while delivering a campaign speech . we won you the video we are about to show you is edited but still hard to watch. you can see the second leading up to the gunfire and aftermath with the frantic bystanders trying to save the life of shinzo abe. this happened in the city 50 miles east of tokyo. the gunman fired as he delivered a speech for other members in the liberal democratic party. the united states jeb state antony blinken addressing the shooting overnight at the g-20 meeting in indonesia.

>> our thoughts and prayers are with him, his family, the people of japan. this is a very, very sad moment. we are awaiting news. >> other video from the scene shows the shooting suspect after being wrestled to the ground. authorities say that he is in is 40s and a local resident with a military background. they also say that the shotgun was homemade which could be a problem. shootings are extremely rare in japan. he was the longest-serving prime minister and stepped down two years ago due to health problems. stay with us for ongoing breaking news and we will bring you news breaking throughout the forecast. on capitol hill the white house committee investigating the january 6 attack planned to hear from a crucial witness today, former president trump lawyer. you may recall

previously he resisted cooperating with the committee. today in the bay brie jackson is live for us in washington. what do we know about the expected testimony today? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. nbc news learned that pat cipollone is appearing in person for the transcribed and videotaped interview behind closed doors. he was in the room with former president trump during the general six attack and in the room during previous meetings that the president was involved with. >> my name is pat cipollone. >> reporter: former trump white house counsel pat cipollone expected to testify behind closed doors taking the hot seat with increasing pressure from the january 6 committee. >> we think the american people deserve to hear from mr. cipollone parsley. >> reporter: they previously met with committee investigators in april 40 an

informal interview but this latest was issued a subpoena citing specific interest in evidence that mr. mike inouye repeatedly raise legal and other concerns about mr. trump activities leading up to and on january 6. this follows the bombshell testimony from former white house aide casted the cassidy hutchinson. >> he said something to the effect that these make sure we don't go to the capitol. we are going to get charged with every, maximal if we make that movement happen. >> reporter: the former white house testimony critical to the investigation and to the u.s. capitol attack. >> he was present at some of the key moments we already learned about from others that were in the room, the efforts to get the justice department to issue a bogus letter. >> reporter: panel members suggested could be the missing link with key information about the former president's actions that day, and efforts to call off the rioters.

>> the next public hearing is scheduled for tuesday. committee member say it will focus on the mob who stormed the capitol, including far right extremist groups. brie jackson for today in the back. also happening in washington today, president biden scheduled to give remarks about protecting access to reproductive health services. he is expected to sign an executive order. this comes two weeks after the supreme court ruling overturning roe v. wade. since the ruling biden has stressed that his ability to protect abortion rights by executive action is limited without congress. the governor is reportedly considering another big interest rate hike later this month which leads to more questions that another recession could not be far behind. this comes as we are already dealing with record inflation. i spoke with sam, with the defined financial planning. we talked more about finding

out what could happen next. first i asked him how likely is it we will hit the recession. >> you know, it's not unlikely, right the traditional recession definition is two consecutive corners of declining or negative gdp. in the united states is essentially productivity. united states productivity is going down and not up and that usually leads to a recession. there are interesting components in this particular environment. we see the federal reserve raising interest rates to try to combat inflation. what we expect to drive down productivity, taking money off the table in the united states economy. but we have really strong employment numbers, especially in the bay area. we have san francisco on employment numbers at 1.9% i believe right now. so july will be an interesting month. july is when we get all

of the economic data for the quarter. so that is for q2 2022 and we get the cpi information, what inflation looks like. if inflation is high, gdp is down, not a good recipe. that usually means the feds will keep raising rates more dramatically, a strong likelihood we will see the recessionary environment. >> we hear people talking we are already in a recession so why do we hear people saying that already? >> it's interesting about the markets. we have seen a dramatic selloff in the u.s. stock market, 20% down, s&p 500. nasdaq down over 30%, technology sectors hard- hit by inflation increases. the markets are forward-looking mechanisms. we don't really care about what's happening today by equity or stocks. we care about what is happening in the near-term and midterm.

we want to participate in profits. if opportunity for profits goes down because of a recession equity valuation goes down. that is a lot of forward- looking information. now how the recession hit you personally, you may not see that really taking effect. you may see it taking effect in your 401(k) plan but we know we will not really utilize that 401(k) plan for a while, especially if you're working. that is not so dramatic personally. what we will see later on, the net effect of recession down the road. that will lead to all of a sudden layoffs. companies having to streamline operations, less consumer spending. that can hit home which is where you want to prepare if you think that is going to happen. >> you talked about a lot of great stuff. scott and i had a conversation going and so much more including the actions you can take right now to prepare for possible recession. don't miss out on that and watch the full story on roku, amazon firetv, apple tv by

downloading the nbc bay area streaming app and by clicking on the must see playlist. officials are warning about the slow pace of kids getting covid vaccinations. >> the last two weeks nearly ran 1000 children under the age of 5 got the covid shot. the white house said it was a slower pace than older groups but expected because the vaccine is now available for about 18 million kids. in the bay area preliminary figures showing the vaccination rate in young children about 10%. new variants are detected across the nation and researchers say the va .4 beria and va .5. at least four times more resistant. the doctor says if you been infected with covid in the past few weeks that you are still at risk of reinfection. >> it means that the window period of protection from your

last infection is shorter just because the new kids are on the block. >> new data from ucsf showing one of all 14 people with covid but asymptomatic. the doctor said that the masking vaccine is the best way to protect yourself. it is 5:10 right now. parts of yosemite are closed due to wildfire and the washburn fire burning near the lower portion at mariposa grove . that is about five to eight cashier's and they are attacking it from the ground. >> meteorologist kari hall is tracking the forecast. this is a very popular destination on the weekends in the summer and what do we need to know? >> of course it is not all of yosemite because that is a very large park and check which parts of the park or close.

may be close at home in the south bay, temperature starting out in the upper 50s with cloud cover. it will clear up quickly heading toward the mid-80s. it will be a warmer afternoon. the earlier, the better. 86 in livermore, upper 80s in santa rosa while san francisco gets more sunshine and temperatures reaching 73 degrees. we will check out the weekend forecast. where can we find lower gas prices? >> to get where you are going with your plans, we are digging deeper to try to help you dig a little bit less deep for. oakland $5.89 and milpitas less, $5.83 for the bargain. alejo farthest north with the clearest winner with the lowest number on the screen, $5.49 at valero on sacramental street. a smooth drive and it is

friday morning early so we don't have a lot of traffic. a lowly slowing out of the altamont. coming up today in the bay, the big jobs report coming out in about 18 minutes. we expect pretty good news on this one. >> we like it when you have good news. i don't know about good news. >> do you like my dress? >> it is the accessory for your dress >> if you ever snoozed through the safety instructions aboard the plane we will take you the reason that some on social media say that this flight attendant deserves a raise. this must see video and i guess it is even more than what we see now. stick around bec

happy friday. it is now 5:16. let's get a look at palo alto. we are in the upper 50s with a mostly clear start. it will be a very nice afternoon. at lunchtime take it outside. 74 degrees and sunny as we look at the warmer weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. at the spaight picking up the volume a bit which is typical even on a friday but no slowing by the coliseum. we could have a car fire on the upper east freeway. we will get more detail and show you the sensor readouts coming up.

happy friday to you. we are just minutes away from the june jobs report showing how many jobs were added to the american economy last month. early indications are that it could be as much as a quarter million. unemployment rate should stick to 3.6%, a continuation of decades low. that is all good news. we know there are two jobs available for every american worker. the jobs part of the economy is still very, very good. but the fed continues his attempt to tie the slow that economy down artificially in order to fight inflation. gas prices are falling as speculators the the artificial recession ahead. we will have a few months here of everything is amazing except that it is not all at the same time. the washington post reports elon musk has stopped working on the funding he needs to buy twitter. elon musk claiming twitter as more fake accounts than they

expected. but he signed the delta buy twitter no matter what, no contingencies. twitter could make them stick to the deal and then badly, badly, badly overpay for the social network. this is security, is there something i can help you with? >> that security footage uses specialized software cameras powered with artificial intelligence to spot crime. they recently made a deal with businesses in downtown salinas and they said it cut property crimes significantly. it will alert the human guard when it sees primary progress meeting cameras can learn what crime looks like. apparently have a blind spot, flags. i talked with the inventor. >> at any point in time the flag could kind of look like something doing suspicious and it will be sent to the guard.

we actually had to build a special a guide just to identify flags that look like people. that was definitely on our product when we launched the company but one of our key phrases of intellectual property. we actually patented it. >> now someone will be watching this interview and see something as a flag. >> you can't beat it, right? >> david will be my guest here sunday right after meet the press, nbc bay area. the creator of the online real estate company, red pen, as well . >> so he is doing all right using red pen. >> the scammers are learning on their own what crime looks like so we can alert the guard logically what happens with these cameras is that men commit way more property crimes than women do. that is an established fact. they become biased toward men

being suspicious. how do you fight that or do you in the sense that the camera is looking for the potential for crime. this is a huge ethical problem. >> the cameras are doing what we are trying to stop people from doing. >> exactly. we want did not program our own biases in a.i. but we want to be careful that a.i. does not learn its own biases. it is tough but fascinating conversation. >> flags, now i know what my next halloween costume is going to be. you flight fairly often, and we know this and when we get on the plane we have to listen to the preflight safety. >> that's right. this is pretty cool. one flight attendant going viral after a funny demonstration on how to put on the life jacket. take a look.

>> [ laughter ] >> one passenger took the video of the flight from nashville, tennessee to atlanta, georgia. the flight attendant had many people laughing during the demonstration. the woman that actually took the video said the man needed a raise for his energetic performance. on southwest flights they are always a little bit more laid back and funny too. i love this. >> i automatically, as soon as they start going over that, just like tune out. i put on my headphones. >> i take them out and i listen because i feel bad for them. >> i give them like the eye, like i am giving you my attention. i am watching you. >> i have my eyes closed already before the plane takes off. >> the flight attendant says you are creepy so stop looking at me. >> that when i would watch.

let's get started this morning whether you are taking a flight or staying home. temperatures ranging from other 40s in sonoma, to 60 in san jose and 61 in concord. spots with slightly milder temperatures. pleasant hill upper 50s right now. you need your jacket to start the day but lookout fast temperatures are rising. reaching into the upper 70s by lunchtime and eventually into the upper 80s in the east bay with concord reaching 88 degrees. you will notice temperatures this afternoon warmer than what we have had recently. part of that is because we will not see as much fog in san francisco. along the coast it will clear up very quickly. tomorrow we have a stronger breeze making it cooler for some spots that were starting to warm up. unfortunately that cooler air will not last long. take a look at sunday. heading for the upper 90s in fairfield, dublin reaching 87 degrees and oakland will see a

high of 78 degrees on sunday. we will see intense heat and record highs expected across the desert southwest. some of it starting to nudge into southern california coming up for the central valley. concord will have a spike in temperature's between sunday and monday as we preach into the low 90s. we come back down on tuesday and wednesday with that stronger ocean breeze. a lot of times that makes all the difference with a slight shift in the wind direction. that can influence how high our temperatures go in the valleys. warm teachers coming in and staying for a while, especially from sunday into monday into the first part of next week. for the end of the week temperatures come back down to something more seasonable for this time of the year. mike, how is the commute looking? >> reports of a car fire but it could just be an overheated vehicle at westbound 80 and willow. this is the initial report but

likely the car overeating. we will track the upper east or freeway. nothing major with that disabled vehicle they should be clear from eastbound 580 away from the maze and the rest of the maze, basically green. back to you. >> i like your yellow. >> i'm not going to live down the stress. we have more for you including the bay area response. >> we slide into the weekend helping the bay area view get er er we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours.

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good morning. we have two fewer cases to share today. let's start at our sister station. the consumer investigator team just helped out julio in san francisco. have been battling the bank over unauthorized atm withdrawals and out $1000, and getting nowhere until the respond team contacted the bank. that is $1000 back to julio. we recently responded to terry in saratoga. she and the airline were going at it. she said the $342 credit banished in the middle booking tickets. she said airline agents were talking in circles so we step in and the airline reissued the $342 credit so that she can take a nutria. summer travel is still a

bit of a mess. there are many problems and we just made a video to help you prepare for the high likelihood that your next flight will be canceled or delayed. see what to do now and what to do then, and how to get the earliest possible warning that your trip is going to go sideways. that how-to video and all our others are on our website, streaming channels and youtube page. look for the how to play liz. have a great weekend. it is 5:20. the top stories we are following today. water getting murky in lake tahoe and what is impacting the water clity ar

right now at 5:30, this man, a key figure in politics assassinated. news of his death coming in overnight and reaction. we are tracking that and what we know about the person in custody. as your next district attorney i will restore accountability and consequences to our no justice system here in san francisco. >> new leadership coming to the city. mayor london breed appointed a new district attorney after voters recalled chesa boudin.

a live report on changes she is promising to make. this is today in the bay streaming live . good friday morning. thank you so much for allowing us to be part of your morning. i am marcus washington. i am kris sanchez, and let's get started with our meteorologist kari hall with the forecast. in san francisco you cannot see much around the area so we go above the file back to late look at the sutro camera. winds picking up throughout the day. about 70 degrees for the afternoon. we are going to also see some inland temperatures heating up more quickly because of how fast that fog is burning off. we will see highs into the low 90s in fairfield. it is also going to be a little bit warmer for the weekend. mike, you are tracking an issue in the south bay.

>> you had that beautiful fog behind you but i get these headlights but that is why i am showing the live shot at 101 at 680 where the arrow is on the map. or a few minutes we've seen yellow and orange in the area but tapering off even now. there could be some folks getting to work early to get out early. that tends to happen on friday in many offices. we will track that but right now the standard out of the altamont. following breaking news as the shock is felt around the world this morning after the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. the news of his death confirmed by the hospital in the last few hours. we will tell you that this video is edited but it is still hard to watch. in the seconds leading up to the gunfire you see the chaos, and in the aftermath as the frantic bystanders tried to save his life. this happened about 15 miles

east of tokyo. the gunman fired as he delivered a campaign speech for other members of the liberal democratic party. another video from the scene shows the shooting suspect after he was wrestled to the ground. authorities say that he is a man in his 40s, a local resident with a military background. they said that the shotgun was homemade. shootings in japan are extremely rare. janis mackey frayer has more details from tokyo. >> reporter: this is a shocking attack having ripple effects across japan and the world. former japanese prime minister shinzo abe assassinated while giving a campaign speech and western japan. he was shot twice in the neck and chest and airlifted to the hospital with no vital signs, pronounced dead a few hours later. the suspected gunman is tackled at the scene by the secret service detail, all captured on video. we will have the latest coming up on today. it is 5:34 for you this

morning. the san francisco district attorney set to be sworn in. jenkins is that to replace chesa boudin that was recently recalled. we are live in san francisco with more on what comes next. >> reporter: good morning. brooke jenkins will be officially sworn in as the san francisco new district attorney today at noon at city hall. this happened a month after the recall election when san francisco voters chose to oust chesa boudin. she will have to hit the ground running to prove she is equipped for office. just hours after mayor london breed made her announcement, jenkins spoke with the nbc bay area and spoke with the first things she looked to accomplish when she is in office. >> i first want to accomplish setting a new tone in san francisco. i think there is a belief that

we are in different the crime and simply tolerant of it because it is a big city. i want to change the tone. i want to set a new tone were people understand no, we are not in different the crime and there is accountability in san francisco. if you commit crime here, there are consequences. i think that setting the new tone will be the first step in pursuing change. >> reporter: speaking of change, there is big change in jenkins versus boudin pick the new that has a prosecutorial background compared to her former boss. it is noted she does not have any managerial experience. her experience prosecuting in the courtroom was referenced as a strength to bring a balance between accountability and reform. let's listen to what she has to say about how she will strike that balance. >> it is a tough balance but one i believe we can achieve. we have to make sure that we are dedicated to finding which

offenders are serious about turning around the lives, and who are appropriate. >> reporter: jenkins will have until november to convince san francisco voters that she belongs in this new position. boudin on the other hand has said that he is not ruled out running again on the ballot. many involved in da recall accused chesa boudin of making san francisco less safe during his time in office. our streaming series, saving san francisco, looking into the deep rooted problems and also the possible solutions to homelessness, crimes and drugs. watch it all on roku, amazon firetv and apple tv by downloading the nbc bay area streaming app. the west nile virus detected in the south bay and county health literacy that mosquitoes with west nile found in parts of sunnyvale and santa clara. monday night health leaders will spray this area you see.

that is between the sunken garden golf course of two sunnyvale high school. the county said that people don't have to leave their homes but make sure if your home that you keep your windows closed. also the kids and pets should be indoors during springtime which should be easy because this spraying will start at 10:00 at night. lake tahoe famously clearwater is getting murky. the annual survey from uc davis shows the lake water clarity at an average depth of 61 feet in 2021. that is two feet shallower than the year before. researchers have been doing the research since 1968 when the lake's clarity was between 85 and 100 feet. the warmer climate, drought, wildfire, algae all being reasons for the impact. we know that kari hall has been

tracking this. we are talking about more people on the lake which is i guess causing some of the issues. >> it is so beautiful too. it's hard to want to stay out of the water, but you also had issues with the clarity. you think about the things that people are leaving behind. as you're making plans to head out there this weekend, make sure that whatever you take that you take away from the lake as well. temperatures will be nice and comfortable and actually cooler than what we typically see for the middle of july. temperatures heading for the mid-70s tomorrow, and reach 81 degrees on sunday. staying here at home and maybe you want to check out the jazz and blues by the bait happening this evening in sausalito. it will start out nice and comfortable. you may want to bring your light jacket as temperatures dropped later in the evening. this weekend in sonoma valley temperatures cranking up, especially between saturday and sunday. we see highs reaching up to 90 degrees by the end of the

weekend. for your beach destination in santa cruz, 84 degrees today with low 70s tomorrow. they are actually getting cooler with more fog thereby the into the weekend. paso robles hot with low to mid 90s which is about typical and they do get those breezes picking up with temperatures dropping back down to the mid- 50s but it looks like a nice weekend. mike, watching the roads and how is it looking in the north bay? >> we are predicting a problem or at least a delay. right now moving smoothly but at 8:00 tonight a warning that half of the lanes north of the robin williams tunnel will be closed with two lanes northbound closed and 57 hours, all weekend until 5:00 a you monday morning and countering the money morning commute away from the golden gate bridge but that is the note for folks prowling through the north bay this weekend from san francisco. tonight we have the a's game at

6:40 . that means just before you leave from work folks arriving at 66, 98. those exits will get more crowded to be prepared for that for right now the green sensors are dominating the map. a driver is in a hospital as bullets flew once again over the east bay freeway. coming up on today in the bay the chp plea for help and the latest shooting and one may are new action plan to try to stop the crime. great news on the economy and i will bring you those numbers. plus, president biden expected to take some kind of action on abortion rights today. we will take a look. >> from frozen pizza that you heat up to the pizza products that need to be frozen. you get the chance to try new creation combining two old favorites all it wants. there i say, peas and dessert. >> it's good that it is a dessert, but not at the same time. >> cheap date?

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mid-70s by noon. we will talk about warmer we can temperatures coming up the sun coming up with traffic volume coming up indeed. more slowing for san jose. i think it may already be tapering off. we will see the friday traffic pattern and checking in again of course coming up in a few minutes. breaking news, june monthly employment numbers are out. the labor department release that in the last few minutes but coming in way better than expected. 372,000 jobs were added. experts were expecting more in the tone of 50,000 range. at the same time unemployment remained unchanged at 3.6%. what does this all mean? scott mcgrew will look closer at the numbers and the potential impact coming up in business and tech around 6:50. 5:45 right now. california highway patrol trying to figure out what prompted the shooting at 580 in san leandro afternoon. this left the person the

hospital and happened after 4:00 p.m. on eastbound 580 near 1/50 avenue in castro valley. cht said the person injured drove himself to the hospital and expected to survive. open mayor libby schaaf said she is working with caltrans to figure out the best spots to install more cameras on freeways. >> month ago i wrote to the governor and said we need cameras on our highways. people are driving recklessly with an increase in gun violence on the highways. >> no arrest has been made and investigators arterial, still trying to figure out pasta motive. anyone that witnessed what happened to call chp. the woman accused of killing the elite cyclist from san francisco. >> kaitlin armstrong was caught in costa rica. investigators say that she and the victim were romantically connected to the same man. sam brock is in texas with more on armstrong and how she was

caught. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing in front of the travis county jail in austin. behind me sitting in the jail cell is kaitlin armstrong but as recently as a week ago authority said she had aspirations of carving out a new life or seven costa rica. she was found with two passports that were real but not hers. the $6000 the local plastic surgery. up until the last minute she lies about who she was. the big question, how did authorities tracked down kaitlin armstrong? they knew she left the area around may 14th, popping up in new york and flying out of newark may 15th the day after the want for arrest was issued. it turned out that u.s. marshals interviewed a person considered a confidential source that tipped them off to the fact that kaitlin armstrong was dropped off at newark. they did a wildcard search, what they call it. armstrong was using a real passport but not hers. they put in a bunch of names of

friends and family members and one of them actually hits. the costa rica authorities tracked down the bus she took from san jose along the coastline and eventually to santa teresa beach where they found kaitlin armstrong. up until the last minute she did not acknowledge who she was. she used three different aliases even as they were making the six hour drive to san jose. it was only during the interrogation that she finally acknowledge that i am kaitlin armstrong. we have so much on the story coming up on the today show and the reaction from those closest to moriah wilson in the wake of what could be the path to justice. sam brock, nbc news. executive action to protect abortion rights. scott mcgrew, power or no power, and he says he does not have a lot. >> this is true of many

executive orders. do they carry any authority outside of the executive branch? presidents want them to. president obama created daca from an executive order after congress failed to act but that was challenged in court. it's hard to imagine that president biden could sign anything that would have the power to restore abortion- rights in any measurable way. the supreme court is not subject to the wishes and whims of the white house. we have not seen the order if it exists at all so we will wait to read it. we know the president will make an address about abortion at 8:30 our time. we also expect the president to comment on the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. we heard earlier from secretary of state blinking attending the g 20 meeting. we are monitoring that meeting. unlike g-7 china and russia are invited to the g-20. china promising support for russia. one of the russia part of this few friends at the meeting after the horrific invasion of

ukraine. pat cipollone testifying to the white house today behind closed doors to the select committee. we were there every important moment including the moment that former president trump suggested replacing top officials. the house select committee will hold the next public hearing tuesday morning and nbc will cover that. we could see some video from today's interview with mike inouye. we will also hear from the former white house press official sarah matthews who will answer questions live. she is expected to back of testimony from previous witnesses. there some republicans that criticize or doubt the hearings. remember that all of the things we are learning, all of the major witnesses are republicans. not only republicans but trump staffers and even family. justin turner newsroom we were talking about the 375,000 jobs in june.

unemployment sticks at in decades low at 3.6%. coming up in about 30 minutes we will talk about things are both amazing with the economy running red hot, and bad because the fed is dumping water as fast as it can on our red-hot economy. we are tweeting about it too on twitter. find me@scott mcgrew. it is 5:50 you this morning. many people talking about digiorno pizza and they want to deliver something sweet to you. >> the company providing you pizza with ice cream in time for national ice cream day on july 17th. that looks regular with the cone and the the join a pizza crust with two scoops of ice cream with the savory ice cream. that is strawberry, basil and tomato or you can get parmesan cheese. it has is talking this morning, posting on twitter. would you try it? no. >> no, thank you.

>> a couple people say i am in. >> after looking at that it does not look that bad. at first i thought it would just be pepperoni and cheese on that. >> truth be told i think we all tried the garlic ice cream at the gilroy garlic festival but that is savory and sweet >> i would try that if they would give it to me. >> it is ice cream and pizza so who would kick that to the curb? >> i will. >> i like them separate. let's get started this morning with a live look outside in san jose. that is giving us a different view. grab those sunglasses because we are starting out with sunshine this morning. our temperatures are feeling mild in the low 60s right now. at noon we will be at 78 degrees heading toward the low 80s today. it will be a little bit warmer compared to what we have seen recently, especially as you head up toward concord and fairfield.

you will be in the upper 80s and low 90s. but compare that to san mateo and san francisco where we will be in the low 70s today. slightly cooler tomorrow with a stronger breeze pushing some of that ocean air inland. sunday it will heat back up again. sunday will be the hotter day of the weekend in the tri- valley, parts of the north bay. if you're thinking about which day this week and i want to do something, maybe saturday is the more comfortable day. we will see intense heat building for the desert southwest. we will sit making headlines. even at spots like las vegas that are typically hot, it will set records this weekend. some of that heat will start to nudge its way into the bay area. our forecast, reaching into the 90s from sunday into monday, as well as tuesday. it will start to back off a little bit heading toward wednesday. there will not be much of a change in san francisco. here a high into the upper 60s into next week.

>> mike, you are looking for something in fremont. >> he was moving the camera around. over freeway a 80 and on the other side of report of a crash. we don't see slowing which is great news for this area. traffic flowing at the speed limit and some building in some spots coming up. governor newsom getting the ball rolling on california new push to get the newtheir own ha that drug accessible to people. funding was approved in the new budget which took effect july 1st allocating $100 million. he says that half of the money will go toward insulin development and the other apple go to new insulin producing facility. >> guilty on all 12 counts. next on today in the bay, the bombshell verdict heading did down of sunny balwani of

it is 5:57 for you this morning and welcome back. you are watching today in the bay . ramesh "sunny" balwani found guilty of fraud and

elizabeth holmes was found guilty on four count the fraud. while elizabeth holmes was found guilty of fraud on the investors, this jury found sunny balwani guilty of fraud against the patients and investors. he will be sentenced on the 15 and elizabeth holmes said to be sentenced in september and both could face up to 20 years in prison. the attorneys released a brief statement saying they are disappointed in the decision of the jury and may appeal. >> the coverage on the theranos trial continues online. we have posted the verdict for him that goes in great details on all the charges. read them at nbcbayarea.com. if you drive an suv listen to what happened to a back of the hill family that found their tires flattened along with a note explaining it was done on purpose in the name of the environment. walker started to move the dodge durango sub from the front of our home when the car gave a warning of a flat tire.

she pulled back in the driveway and saw this later signed by the group calling itself tire extinguishers. >> i noticed the notice on my vehicle saying that my car was a gas guzzler. they let out one or more of the air out of the tire. >> we reached out to the so- called tire extinguishers. in an email they call themselves climate activists saying the large suvs are hurting the planet. back of the hill police said they have similar reports about this happening to the honda suv as well. fans mourning the passing of a loved actor james caan. >> if you don't feel like that one of you just quit college and go join the army? >> i did. i enlisted in the marines. >> best known for his role in the "the godfather" for which

he received an oscar nomination. is a native new yorker raised in queens, caan begin acting on broadway before meeting and moving to hollywood. caan was 82 years old. we look back it is six decade career and we pay tribute to the life of the celebrated actor. that is coming up at 7:00 right here in the nbc bay area right here on the today show. a shocking assassination in japan. >> the death was by gun violence. that will deeply impact people in japan and i don't think that point can be overstated. >> the former prime minister shinzo abe shot and killed at a campaign event and the arrest that the police made, and how the suspect was able to get the gun into the country where shootings are almost unheard of. sticker shock with inflation on the rise.