11:00 a.m., the temperatures will climb into the low 60s. then, we'll get some peeks of sunshine underway. i'll have a closer look. not only for your daytime highs, but a look ahead to the weekend, too. >> looking forward to that. thanks. if you are in san francisco, you will be noticing new trash cans. they have been creating a buzz all week. look at the design and the price tag. "today in the bay's" live look into where we can check them out and give us a bit of an opinion about some of these. i know you have one near you right now, ginger. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. we are next to one of the three designed custom. type trash cans being rolled out in san francisco this week. three custom-designed trash cans, three standard ones. six total. these custom-design ones are the ones creating a buzz because of their price tag. they're reported to cost more than $10,000 each. one the prototypes, over $20,000. you will see these different designs at 26 locations throughout san francisco. eventually, the city will

replace all existing trash cans with a design that people might like and say, which one works best. you may have seen the mark ones when they were unveiled earlier this week. the san francisco department has been working on them for about a year now. part of the reason is to reduce litter and keep sidewalks clean. also, it's time to replace the city's existing trash cans, because they're 20 years old. some have closer designs like salt and pepper, blank silhouette and soft-ware. they have messages for city workers when they are full. they're actually smart, as well. maybe you're thinking, how come? can it be. they're trash cans. the public board's director says, they have to be standard, meaning, we are at the store picking out trash cans for our home. >> we need a can that is strong, the pieces are strong, it's easy to fix and repair. also, very easy to clean. easy to remove graffiti. the maintenance is very important.

we want it to be beautiful. this is an object with over 3000 of them that we will have for a generation. >> reporter: the department of public works posted where you can find the trash cans over the pilot program that will last 60 days. the gray and orange icons are trash cans custom-built for san francisco. green and yellow ones are the standard ones each will have a qr code for folks to leave their feedback. might seem like a big fuss for something you don't usually think too much about, but the city will ultimately buy 3000 of these mesh trash cans at a price of up to $3000 each. they're with a qr code, as mentioned, as you can see on the side of each trashcan. if you have an opinion about it, go ahead and get that qr code for your feedback. marcus, i don't know if you have an opinion so far, but you will have time to make up your mind. >> you know what? i was thinking about it. if they choose the one they

unveiled, they will have to play the song, salt and pepper's here. salt, salt, salt and pepper's here. salt, salt. >> i like it. >> okay, new trash cans. thanks, ginger. a live look at capitol hill where the january 6th committee holds the final hearing in prime time. "today in the bay's " kris malone is live in washington this one. kris, former president trump's, so-called deflection of duty, as his supporters were storming the capitol on that fateful day. >> reporter: that's right, laura. the committee says, tonight, they will so exactly what was going on in the white house as those pro-trump riot-makers went into the capitol. the january 6th ken insurrection committee will focus on one man, former president donald trump. >> isolation, didn't take

action with strong, urgent please around him. >> reporter: the time when the former president concluded his dinner sixth speech when he told supporters, the capitol, go home in a video posted on twitter. two former trump aides are expected to testify. matthew pottinger and sara matthews. in their private testimonies, both cited the general sixth trump tweet attacking mike pence as the final straw. >> it was the warning of that. that's all i keep thinking about. >> reporter: the former vice president, himself, back on capitol hill to meet with house republicans, many, wanting him to speak about as rioters wanted him to be hanged. no comes up in chart, but the justice department has been given a roadmap for a separate the station into the capitol attack's origin. >> it will affect any jury and reveal his intent there can be

no claim he was trying to do the right thing. >> reporter: the attorney general, showing the public, not even a former president is immune from prosecution. >> i can't say it any more than that. >> reporter: president trump insists he did nothing wrong, and the committee is motivated by politics. and while this is the last scheduled hearing for the january 6th committee members, they say, it's likely that they will hold more hearings before the end of the year. laura? >> no doubt we will be following them all. thank you very much, kris . nbc news will provide the special report tonight for the final general sixth committee hearing. lester holt will anchor from new york and will be joined on site by jeff cotton hallie jackson. expected to get underway at 5:00 p.m., right here on nbc

bay area news. 6:05 right now. the girlfriend of a ride-share food delivery driver, shot and killed in oakland, now speaking out about his death. oakland police, this week, releasing surveillance video showing the moments he was shot and killed in little saigon. no arrests have been made at this time, led by them is to give us believe they have located the suspect's car. the shooting happened sunday morning on 13th avenue outside his girlfriend's hampered his girlfriend's son was inside the house and heard the gunfire. through an interpreter, she told us, they are now living in fear. >> the reason i accepted this interview is to let others know that we have to be more careful, more resilient. we got to watch our neighborhood and surrounding area. it could be you, what happened to me. >> a $12,000 reward is now being offered to help track down the killers. 6:06 now. opening statements, picking up where they left off monday surrounding the death of krishan's bar. more than 25 years ago, with health issues stopping the trial just one day after it started. flores is accused of killing

the cal poly student, spar, following an off-campus party in 1996. his father, ruben, is accused of helping him hide the body, which has never been found that the trial is taking place in salinas. it's expected to last several months. a san francisco business owner, targeted repeatedly by vandals, says, he is tired of the packing and covering the cleanup cost. the owner of gao viet kitchen in san mateo is opening another location near sunset. he says, taggers have struck him many times. the second time, this week, just after he applied for a pay over the previous tad but he got a notice from the city to clean it up in 30 days or face a $360 fine >> they gave me 30 days to clean it up, but guess what? you clean up, next day, it's going to happen again. what do i do?

you know? it's very frustrating. >> i can imagine that. the public department points out, most cities require private property owners to clean up graffiti on their property. properties that are hit repeatedly can file for hardship. also, city leaders are now considering different funds with some of the cleanup costs for businesses hit frequently by the taggers. 6:08 on your thursday morning. where is the sunshine? yes, a great start to our day throughout the paper a live look outside in san francisco. pretty foggy out there. this morning, we got an update, as well, california's severe drought. vianey, you got new numbers for us? >> yeah, this gets updated every thursday. normally, what this takes into account is any sort of rain or changes that have happened within the past -- not last week -- but the previous weeks. you guys know, we haven't seen any rain.

so, as of today, the drought monitor, 60% of the state of california remains under an extreme drought. 100% of the state of telephone remains under some form of drought. so, no significant province. no movement in general, and unfortunately, in our current forecast, also no chance of rain in sight to help ease off some of the concerns when it comes to the dry brush that we have seen driving around the roads. you can look up and see the dry hills with a couple of brushfires already from that last week. forecasted high for this afternoon, it is going to be another hot day for inland areas. so, if you want to get some sunshine, start to get some clearing for the afternoon. in oakland, 83. only five in concord. it will get breezy at times, especially in areas around the coast, and san francisco can expect a high of about 67 degrees. then, we have a couple of changes heading into the weekend. but like i said, that's my forecast first.

we will check in with mike now for gas prices. yeah. trying to get a break this morning? tracking the cheapest gas price options, as we do almost every morning. the number one spot today, oakland at the top your, $4.99 a gallon. the second here is in santa clara. south bay, $5.19. platinum that's on washington street. at the bottom, on the peninsula, san mateo, arco on delaware street. gas there, $5.25. all great prices compared to a few weeks ago. great speech around the bay, as well. zooming in towards the south bay, pretty much tapering off from the first build up a half hour ago. that's great light drive now coming into the silicon valley. no surprises out of the pass. a little bit of a buildup on the tri valley. very little. maybe some slumming at fremont. we can check in on that in a few minutes. a roadside fire, however, in summersville. they are clearing that up out of antioch. highway 37 and circle, the bay bridge meter let's have been activated. back to you. coming up, washington wants silicon valley to make more silicon.

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good morning, bay area. it's 6:13. right now in the south bay, temperatures, in the 50s to start. we do have some cloud cover even in parts of the island. but the temperatures are going to bear out into the 80s and 90s. also, lots of sunshine. what to expect ? the forecast, coming up. live look at a beautiful view. if you look at the sky, that's nice, too. the traffic flow is green. both directions, cross san mateo bridge. not so much so all the way across the bay bridge, but i'll show you why coming up. good morning! very happy thursday to you. just moments ago, amazon said, it's buying the san francisco- based one medical for $4 billion. one medical makes software for the healthcare industry. santa clara, meanwhile, getting

5%, the second day of gains in a row. we'll talk more about them in a second. but the u.s. senate has passed a chips bill. along with the so-called fab bill would boost domestic manufacturers of silicon chips, and the factories where they make the chips. the chips act offers tens of millions of dollars in incentives to manufacturers here in the united states. the fab act offers chipmakers investment credit for building factories. this is a bipartisan effort. both sides, seeing the value of encouraging u.s. chipmakers to manufacture chips here and not in asia. >> do the math on that. if we don't level the playing field and make america more attractive for these manufacturing for this chip legislation, and through this other f.a.b. investment tax credit legislation, you know, we will end up with virtually no manufacturing on our shows.

>> the big winner is santa clara's intel, the nation's largest chipmaker. already planning to build factories in the u.s., moving business out of taiwan to places like arizona. politics have got mixed in here. speaker of the house, nancy pelosi's husband, a longtime wall street investor, but lots of shares of chipmakers like invidia, leading some critics to claim foul play. the idea the senate would pass this bill is nearly guaranteed. not only did it have bipartisan support, the senate actually passed a similar bill back in march. for that matter, invidia probably won't move as much as intel. experts are telling cnbc this morning, gas prices have likely peaked and may hit a $4 nationwide average in the next few weeks. gas prices have been falling for 40 days, since demand started to slow. speculators speculate the demand will fall even further if and when the world falls

into recession. now there's a giant ask your, the black swan event that may be ahead that we don't know about. to be a hurricane, russia takes poland. >> trying to come out of the pandemic. >> a lot can go wrong. >> been there, done that. check out this video of a surreal scene in the mediterranean. a massive jellyfish swarms off the coast of israel, making the water appear speckled.isn't that amazing? experts say, pollution and climate change is all behind it. they are now washing up on the nearby coastline. >> i thought that was mentos. interesting. >> there would be a lot more positive and refreshing there. for the first time ever, a

♪ ♪ >> got me moving this morning. they will be launching into space for a live performance in 2024. can you believe that? the dj duo will get into a prescribed capsule, tethered to a balloon there. they will perform roughly 25 miles above the earth. the space tour company worldview is promoting the event. hopefully the first of many space concerts. the question is, who's attending this concert. >> that will be tough, too. >> typically, djs like to have the crowd. who is up there? >> way up in space. >> we love you, space! >> nobody's up there. that's it. >> we'll find out in time. >> that will be the one to see. who shows up to the party?

showing up to the party today, vianey. >> yeah, you will not need a sweater or heavy coat or anything. as the sun begins to say, hello, on this thursday morning, let's look at our temperatures. right now, walnut creek, 57 degrees. if you notice, we have warmed up pretty fast. at 10:00 or 11:00, we start to climb in the 70s. then, into the 80s around your lunch hour. meanwhile, san francisco, it is going to take a little bit longer, because the marine layer has been hanging out at about 1000 feet so, you know, if you look at the 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. timestamp, finally some sunshine through there. temperatures in san francisco today will be in the upper 60s. meanwhile, dublin, 55 degrees right now. mix of sun and clouds. then, a lot of sunshine and a lot of warming once again. we're talking 80s and 90s. in san jose right now, 59 degrees.

winds speeds are calm. as you notice, we clear out nicely. right around 1:00, upper 70s, but we are expecting to climb to the 80s today. let's take a look at some of our daytime highs for the rest of the bay area. what can we expect? the hottest spots will be in concord, livermore and morgan hill. mid 90s into the interior with martina, 89. napa, 86. san jose, 83. palo alto, in the 80s. some of the cooler spots will include areas around half moon bay and san francisco. also, monitoring the wind speeds, because it will start to get breezy into the afternoon. notice the timestamp there, about 5:30. you will definitely notice it more around the coastline and around 2:00 when it starts to pick up for inland areas. 15, 20 plus miles e xt seven da look at what to expect. a system nearby drops the temperatures down by as much as 3 to 8 degrees, especially in

indian land areas. high of 86 tomorrow, a break from the upper 90s. but then, as we wore up on saturday and sunday, hey, it will be perfect weather to enjoy the outdoors heading into the weekend. now, a check on the roads with mike. all right, vianey, we talked about a little bit of slowing for the bay bridge. what we are looking at might have caused a bit of a precaution. looking over here, there will be at least a few meter lights turned on now, but just before 6:00. there is a build on the incline. no major backup at the plaza. we will give it a few more seconds. over here at 37, highway 4, also slowing. a fire there on the roadside. sounds like it may involve a building. we are tracking that in the newsroom. eastbound, away from the

morning commute, towards the antioch ridge. i think that's the closest offramp there. the rest of the bay, nice, smooth drive but a slowing on north 880 around dakota. overnight road crew, late picking up the one stretch of construction. because that crew is still blocking at least one lane, there's slowing at the morning commute. building up, slowly between fremont and union city. back to you guys. >> thanks, mike. 6:21 for you this morning. the online reviews are apparently big business for medical professionals so, next here on "today in the bay," we're going to look into that and the nbc news investigation will tell us all we need to know.

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welcome back. 6:24. south bay lawmakers, introducing new legislation that could provide citizenship for millions of u.s. immigrants. the bill would update provisions in the immigration act of 1929, allowing anyone who's lived in the u.s. for 7 or more years to be registered for legal eminent residency. reporters say, it would provide a new pathway to citizenship for some 8 million immigrants. critics won out, it may face a tough road in the u.s. senate, especially the way that the senate is currently compromised. surprised, i should say. 6:25 now but maybe you should think twice about taking those online reviews at face value. especially when it comes to the doctors and offices. at least, that's the advice from one former federal

investigator turned into advocate. she tells us, at least some of the glowing reviews there and the five-star ratings may not be reality at all. nationwide, fraud is widespread. >> scores of facebook groups are devoted to buying, selling, trading online. >> some people are treating positive reviews. other people are buying positive reviews. >> it's an open marketplace. >> now, "the today show" will have the entire story, including how to spot the fake reviews before making the next opponent. coming up for you at 7:00 this morning right after us here on "today in the bay." 6:26 right now. coming up next, the top stories for today. including packing up and leaving. we dig deeper into the reasons

more people in the bay area and elsewhere are saying, goodbye to the golden state. and a lot happening on the monkeypox front. we'll tell you about a ruling the world health organization is making to maybe declare a worldwide emergency, and what our local communities are doing, as they wait for that. and we're going to leave you with a look at, yes, a very foggy bay area. this is in san francisco. look at the bay bridge there. you know what? how about for the rest of the day? meteorologist vianey arana, in this morning with what you can

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right now at 6:30, the world health leaders, maybe on the verge of declaring monkeypox a global health emergency. the new action some bay area cities are taking to help prevent the spread. gas prices, down for the fifth week in a row. how much more the prices can drop in the coming weeks. and exiting california. we dig deeper into the reasons so many people are packing up and saying, goodbye to the golden state. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. a very good thursday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i marcus washington. we are going to get to those

headlines for you in just a moment. first, after three long years, comic-con is back as an in-person event down in san diego. you know, those fans cannot wait. neither could we, giving you this report this one for stick around. at 6:45, we will take you live to san diego for your first look inside. >> they have opened the doors. people are rushing in. vianey's here this morning, sticking around in the bay area. san diego has great weather, because i'm a san diego chargers fan. >> now the l.a. charges. but i got to keep it real, laura. i was like, what, the niners? honestly right now? so, i is a member, san diego weather when i used to go to san diego. walnut creek right now, though, bringing it back home at 57 degrees. we are going to warm up really fast today into the 80s. yes, even 90s in through the afternoon. so, definitely get ready for the sunshine. don't forget to put on your sunscreen. right, mike? that's down the road. >> we don't want to turn this color, red. >> yeah, no. >> or on the roadways, either. north 880, jammed up.

folks are getting off the freeway to take it over there. looking at a slower drive. i believe that's the overnight crew. but the crew there, still hasn't cleared from the overnight roadblock passing by dakota. meanwhile, opposite direction, buildings suddenly through hayward. no surprises for highway 37 or the bay bridge. the plaza has had a few minutes to build up for the lights have been on for a half an hour now. just the middle of the slowing, but the slower traffic on the incline, as well. back to you. >> thank you very much. we are following breaking news right now. double-shootin east bay happened a little after 1:00 a.m. street near west b street. police say, one person died. another is in critical condition. police are not saying anything now about possible suspects or a motive. we'll continue to follow the breaking news. also developing at this hour, world health leaders are meeting right now. they may decide to declare the monkeypox outbreak a public

health emergency. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here with a look at what that could mean and how to stop that spread, mireles? >> the world health organization has been meeting for a few hours now and it is the second consecutive emergency meeting about whether or not to declare? parks a emergency status. if it is, that would determine what happens with travel, how to ramp up testing of vaccines and a statement will be released following the committee's meeting. we will wants that. also, where we stand right now is 200 cases of monkeypox are across the bay area. 21 hundred cases are in the united states. 14,500 are worldwide. that number there on the bottom, the worldwide number, it's about half of what was a month ago. now, santa clara county did hold a monkeypox vaccination clinic by invite only, by apartment only.

our crew says, it was busy the whole time. at 4:00 this afternoon, st. clair county will hold a virtual town hall meeting to raise awareness about the virus the county is also promising more vaccination clinics soon. if this is any indication, people are ready to show up. >> a friend of mine had a case of monkeypox. he was kind enough to share about his experience on facebook and also, shared a link to the county vaccination, which is how i found out about it. >> this morning, san francisco's health department will hold a virtual hearing to address the outreach efforts in the vaccination campaign at 10:00. i will put both of those links to those meetings on facebook, twitter and instagram in case you want to listen in. >> perfect. also, tracking the latest developments monkeypox. you can find the most up-to- date information 24/7 at nbcbayarea.com. 6:34 for you this morning. when it comes to making it in the bay, your morning drive to work is still expensive. that's if you don't have an

electric car. one thing we can say, though, not like it was a month ago. gas prices nationwide are now falling.this is a five-week slide we're seeing. let's go to "today in the bay's" bob redell, live in dublin for us this morning. on, we will continue to see the prices drop? >> reporter: according to one energy we spoke with, the answer is yes. good morning to you, marcus. the person i spoke with predict that, in the next few weeks, the average price of gas here in the bay area could drop another $.35-$.65 per gallon. here are the latest overnight averages from aaa. here for a gallon of gas in the bay area, oakland, $5.82. five , the current price is on the left of your screen, from a month ago, you can see gas prices in the bay area have dropped around $.65 per gallon over the past 30 days. patrick dehond, an analysis i was talking about, he is head

of the petroleum analysis at gasbuddy.com and tells us, this is a historically different level, and prices are down over concerns of the economy and fears of a recession that can reduce oil consumption and points out that gas's supply is up for four or five weeks, but also points out the market has been extremely volatile this year. >> there are factors for gas prices to go right back up. if we do see better-than- expected economic data, we could see prices going up, as we could if we see a major hurricane. that would lead to disruptions or shutdowns. >> reporter: "the washington post" reports that, by the end of the year, towards the end, the price of oil can surge again by as much as 50% because, on december 5th, russia will be banned from shipping the oil to europe, as punishment for the war in ukraine. reporting live here in dublin and, bob redell, "today in the bay.

" >> all right, bob, hoping for the prices to fall. as you were talking about, down $.65 is great. thanks so much. we all know that making it in the bay is no easy task. some people are now over it. they're moving out. a recent report shows just how much the exodus is really gaining steam. look at this. from 2018 to 2019, 56% of people moved out of california. they were just leaving the state. 20% to 20%, jumping nearly 60%. this is amazing in itself. 7500 californian families became texans. we will talk more about the topic with economists and professor matthew kahn. thank you so much for joining me this morning. >> good morning. >> looking over this research, your latest book, you're really talking about the impact remote work economy has had on all major cities across the u.s. you know the high cost of housing is an issue here. major factor when it comes to living in the bay area.

but what else do you think is driving people to move to other states? >> in my research, i'm focused on opportunities in other places, but also pushback factors. so, california cities have faced a quality-of-life challenge. crime is up in our cities. look school access continues to be an issue. the homeless crisis poses challenges for local quality-of- life in san francisco and los angeles. home prices are so high in california that the average home in san francisco is selling for $1.6 million, while in ohio, homes are sold for $200,000. people can trade in their home for 80 ohio holmes. >> sure. then, they could rent those out and actually have income coming in, as well. so, what states or areas is california competing with? i mentioned, texas was a big one. >> californians are moving to several other areas. some are moving to a distant suburbs. for those who were working from

home, elon musk moved to texas. in my book, i talk about moving to where your family is based, where you grew up. also, moving to beautiful places, to the north, moving towards montana, boise, idaho. the diversity of california sees people moving too many locations from different backgrounds, who are able to work from home, maybe to a phoenix or a las vegas. being in the region, but in an area where home prices are much lower. >> california's housing crisis is the focus of our latest streaming series, as well, call the news overpriced, overwhelmed, over it her" are investigating team digs deep, trying to find answers to fix the housing problem. you can watch the series on nbcbayarea.com or on roku, amazon fire , or apple tv. 6:39 right now. let's take a live look across the bay area. as you can see there, some places like san francisco, waking up with fog here. let's look at walnut creek,

though. >> looking clear. >> look, that's something we're used to here, vianey. >> it is. that summer fungus to fully a staple of san francisco. off to a pretty decent summer. look, this weekend, depending on where you go, you're going to get pretty good range of temperatures. going to be a big surf. tomorrow, cooler, in the 60s. but saturday and sunday, great beach day. you're going to get a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures, in the 70s. meanwhile, lake tahoe, also beautiful. 43 degrees. this is a live look right now on our lake tahoe camera. look at all that sunshine. here's a look at what to expect. going to be driving up there? don't worry about much, other than the heat. it's going to be in the 80s on saturday and sunday. great weekend for that. napa valley will also be in the 80s. if you're going to be sticking around, locally, expect to see the temperatures bumped up into the upper 60s, again, for saturday and sunday in san

francisco. also, inland areas will cool off a little bit for friday. then, by saturday and sunday, we'll have those temperatures climbing back up into the 90s. now, let's see how the roads are doing. hey, mike. hey, vianey. pretty predictable pattern here. no big alarms going off in contra costa county or alameda county over the bay bridge the lights are on, making the announcement about a half hour ago. we'll give you a look ahead. maybe some slowing you might not expect unless it's me telling you. a midday game here, with the athletics playing. hopefully, winning. but the winning will happen, then the leaving will happen about the time when other folks aren't going to work. having that in mind, they have that one more look at the cal tunnel clothes. one will remain open. that hasn't been a problem earlier this week. looking at a full closure, though. around contra costa county for this all week, looking at east 880 getting away from the cockiness bridge at 10:00 or 11:00 tonight, when you will see it come to the close of the entire freeway. the ultimate, folks in the area, they can use the bridge

to get to highway 29 and up to highway 77. shouldn't be a major concern, but it is there. meanwhile, south bay, your transition will be a slow start once again. that's not the major concern, but i wanted to let folks know that they will be dancing in front of the san jose museum of art. dance the night away with the falling of the night sky. >> that's pretty cool. all right. well, we thought we were at the last january 6th hearing. one tonight, maybe more events. taking a look at the big board this morning. the dow industrial, losing 100 points. plus -- >> i'm sent jennifer bjorklund in san diego, where comic-con is back. is back. most fans here but the

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it is 6:45. are temperatures, starting out in the 50s. but expect to see another range of temperatures. 60s for the coast. 80s and 90s for the interior. full forecast, coming up. looking at the bridge, a nice backup is forming here. getting to and even through the plaza, not a problem. getting away from the bay bridge? just want to give you a shot at a little later on, it will be slowing if it doesn't clear up soon. president biden, expected to call for more funding for america's police department's today. >> we are joined now with other democrats calling to defund the

police. but biden has been consistent in his support. >> that's exactly right. remember, biden was key in passing the crime bill in the 1990s. none of the criticisms against him during the campaign was he was too conservative on crime president biden will be in pennsylvania today. we expect him to propose an additional $37 billion for expenditures on police departments and crime-fighting. $13 billion of that would be to hire 100,000 new police officers. now, there's also money to shift some of the responsibility for responding to nonviolent crimes, especially mental health issues for public health workers that's something that defund crowd has supported. bipartisan support in the senate for a bill that would better protect the electoral college. electing a president, and the process, your number then -president trump tried to convince vice president pence to say, no to certifying the bill in congress. this would make it sure that the vp has a ceremonial role.

it would also increase the minimum vote for the election results during the certification process. with the watch that. but the editorial board of "the washington post" this morning, calling for a rapid passage of the bill, saying, quote, the president trump attempted to steal the 2020 election is scary enough. he or another candidate to steal it next time around and it remains a terrifying threat. the committee investigating the generally six attacks on the capitol is going to hold a primetime hearing tonight. we talked about how this could be the last one to wrap it all up, but the committee says, when mrs. are coming forward, as they see other witnesses testify. so, it might not be the last one. we believe we'll see the outtakes from then president trump's address to the nation the day after the attack. the white house insiders say, trump had to be controlled even to make this video. the oval office insider, cassidy hutchinson, testifying that some cabinet secretaries were considering the 25th amendment if he didn't make this video. nbc will carry the hearings does

gavel-to- 5:00. the chair of the hearing, bennie thompson, he will join in remotely. not far away from the capitol, steve bannon's defense team will take over today, as the content of congress trial begins. the process -- prosecution presented two witnesses. tanon is accused of not showing up to the hearings after he was subpoenaed for the prosecution witnesses basically testified, yeah, he wasn't there. then, the prosecution rests. we'll be watching what president biden says about policing and police funding today. talking about it on social media. on facebook, finally @scottmcgrewtv. >> thank you, scott. the e-trucks, replacing a fleet of vehicles for the u.s. postal service that when the service between 1987 and 1994, many of which lack of safety features like airbags and backup cameras. it will now include about 165,000 new e-vehicles, for half the new fleet for the next

decade the original plan only called for about 10% of v- vehicles. happening today, the return of comic-con. thousands of fans are already lined up for the first live comic-con in three years. >> a long, long, long wait. they have purchased their tickets a long time ago. in 2019, they had to roll them over again and again. "today in the bay's" lived for us in san diego with jennifer bjorklund. jennifer, the wait is over. >> reporter: finally. you know, you can't really count those back for the mostly- digital comic-con events that they have had over the last few years. they had one in november. they just didn't feel the same. in fact, most of the fans here bought their tickets in 2019 for comic-con in 2020, which was canceled. you know, they rolled them

over. this event was technically sold out three years ago. that's for people coming, finally, now. so, being here is a super nice departure from the last few years, when comic-con fans for meeting online, with headsets replacing all of this excitement. fans are just fired up to discover new things that they may not run into unless they're here.not just superheroes, but major studio projects, tv shows that all have a fantasy edge. >> we were sitting at home, curious about sitting and watching this. a specific two panel, that's it. okay, but if you are here for the whole weekend, you will want to fill your day. this allows you to do that in fantastic ways. this is basically the olympics of nerd culture, and we're all winners. >> reporter: yeah. fans here will get a first look at several things. they're gonna be doing a lot of talking about "the lord of the rings'" prequel, a "dungeons

and dragons" movie. also the last few episodes of "the walking dead," the series finally winding down. the big headline from the weekend is that comic-con is back, and so are all the fans. marcus, laura? >> it's funny the things like "dungeons and dragons" come back, too. popular now. "stranger things" barda back forgets now. like mom, heard of this? like oh, yeah. thanks a lot, jennifer. still no outfit, though. >> that's for tomorrow. all right. 6:50 right now. time to get a look at what we have going on here moving forward. >> nice, nice. cool around the coast. then hot in inland areas. just for where you're headed in the bay area. based on the micro climate, you will have quite a range of temperatures today. san jose, a little cloudy. yes, we do have that marine layer around the coast. look at your temperatures out the door. more muggy than anything.

in the 50s to start. 24-hour temperature change, not much of a change there. very similar to what we saw yesterday. you'll see it change, though, tomorrow. that's because we have a severe look, but look at this. we're just seeing the cloud cover on the marine layer around the coastline, forecasting a high for this afternoon expecting to pump up into the 90s. gilmore, 93. 87 in san jose. through the east bay, this is what i like to point out when i talk about the range of temperatures, because you look at 70s around oakland, and then you see 80s in fremont then, you see upper 90s in antioch at 97 degrees. meanwhile, around the peninsula, 70s with the wind, pretty light. we can expect to see the breezy winds, especially for san francisco from the west at about 19 or 20 plus miles per hour through the city. the north bay winds from the west right now, 10 miles per hour. temptress, wrapping up in the

80s. as far as the seven-day forecast, remember i mentioned a little bit of cooling heading into tomorrow. well, it will cool off by about three degrees in san francisco for friday. then, saturday and sunday, we'll start to climb back up to the upper 60s. we'll also notice cooling for inland areas by as much as 8 degrees, then bumping up into the 90s again. sunday again. mike, what are we looking out for? watch this report just off of that skyway coming down towards 101 westbound 80. we will watch that. so far, it hasn't had more slowing. not an issue. typical build towards the bay bridge, as we see it is slowing there university towards powell. typical section here. lighter than yesterday. still, we have one lane blocked the opposite direction. eastbound 80 and gilman. as you go over gilman, one lane is blocked from the overnight repair factors. we have the latest update there. that may cause some slowing away from the bay bridge. getting past the dunbar bridge, we see speed a little bit better now.

i believe there is still a crew clearing from the fremont area towards the dunbar bridge. the rest of the day, smooth flow of traffic. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. 6:53 right now. happening right now, the u.s. house will vote today on the right to contraception act.the bill allows the use of contraceptives for a medical community the right to provide them. today's vote comes after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, the case that legalized abortion nationwide. amid the decision, a worry for the high court with a conservative majority currently issuing more restrictions. you might recall, earlier this week, the house voted to make same-sex marriage illegal. a look at stores we are swallowing this morning for you. trashcan controversy. the pricey garbage bins being placed in san francisco streets. why some argue, waste, in this case, is a critical word. case, is a critical word. here's why tribal leaders

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welcome back. let's start with breaking news. a deadly double shooting in the east bay happened after 1:00 a.m. police say one person died, the other is in critical condition. right now, police are not saying anything about a possible suspect or motive. jen one a look at the new prototype

. this one is reported to two -- you can see different designs at 26 locations. eventually, leaders expect to replace all trash cans. opponents argue that the cost will be high and that money could be put to better used. jen one opening statements today where they left off in kristin smart more than 25 years ago. unspecified health issues stopped the trial. paul flores is accused of assaulting kristin smart. his father, ruben, is accused of helping them hide the body which has never been found. the trial is taking place in salinas. the world health organization is meeting at this hour deciding whether or not to

call pox a public health emergency. san francisco holding a virtual town hall at 4:00 p.m. let's get a quick check of weather and traffic. >> especially along the coastline. depending on where you are breaking up this morning the fog will stay longer along the coast. temperatures upper 60s be bree good mix of sun and clouds. expected to reach the mid-to- upper 90s. gentlemen better speeds northbound . the earlier overnight word on the road work looks like it is done. here is a cross the san mateo

bridge, beautiful. thank you so much for starting your day with us. don't forget, we will be back. thank you for joining us on today in the bay. stick along. the today show starts right now. good morning.arts right now. heat blanket. warnings now issued for a staggering swath of the nation. hundreds of millions of americans baking in record highs. really hot. i mean, i can't handle. >> and the hottest day for many has yet to arrive. the sweltering forecast straight ahead. 187 minutes. former president trump's actions during the capitol insurrection. the focus of the january 6th hearings returning to prime time tonight.