parents fight to keep an east bay school open, leaders responding this morning. a critical economic snapshot due this hour. the latest monthly jobs report expected to show signs of slowing as millions of americans struggle with inflation. we'll take you live to washington with the new release plan from lawmakers. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. thanks for joining us on this friday morning i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm kira clapper. laura and mike have the morning off. we'll start with kari hall tracking what we can expect. >> looks luke a nice weekend. i don't know what you have planned but you will want to spend more time outside. let's get a live look at san francisco starting out clear for now as you're heading out, we're seeing temperatures in the low 60s. it's going to be a nice, cool

morning and a slow warm up as we go into late morning into early in the afternoon. eventually we'll make it up to 79 degrees here as well as 79 in fremont. low 80s in san jose. notice it's cooler compared to what we have had recently and with lower humidity feeling much more comfortable. we'll talk about what's going on for the weekend and more of those temperatures coming up, but mike, you're taking a look at the big picture. >> yes, i think most folks will like this green for the big picture. we will zoom in over here to miles canyon. even though there's a slightly different section where they're work as good overnight, we still have that same roadway blocked off. should be reopened about now. watching to see if the sensors change. no, all right well i'll keep watching. there we go, look at that. a little surprise to shake it up. let's move to this disabled vehicle reported near the dublin

interchange. back to you. tensions boiling over in oakland where angry parents frustrated among dozen offense people believed to be occupying oakland elementary school. activists are planning to speak out later today about what was a very dramatic clash with school security last night. today in the bay bob riddel joins us live. what happened? >> reporter: good morning, you might recall members of the community have been camped out outside parker elementary in oakland for the last several weeks. members of the public tried to push their way into the school building. there was commotion, shoving at one point and people yelling at school security to let someone go. parker is one of dozens of the schools in the district that the district plans to close or merge over the next two years. the community has been fighting hard to keep it open because they say the closure affects students of color which is why

activists are vowing to occupy the school. >> we are continuing to occupy the building because the bigger fight is that our kids are being attacked by privatizers and capitalism continuing to flow over into neighborhoods to where we do not have that much control over. >> we reached out to find out what led up to the confrontation. we went to parker and found the people inside the building had left the premises so we changed the locks set the alarm and someone broke through a lock to get back inside the building and they were we moved. now doing what they can to keep several others from entering the building. the activists plan to hold a news conference to discuss what happened yesterday. they allege a security officer unlawfully detained a parent and hurt them in the process. here in the fuse room, bob

riddell nbc bay area news. jobs are the focus in washington this morning. the july employment numbers are due. it's expected to show continued economic growth but at a slower pace than in recent months. it all comes as the senate compromises on a bill meant to reduce inflation. today in the bay's jay gray is live on capitol hill with a closer look at the deal and what comes next. good morning, jay. >> reporter: hey, good morning kira. after weeks of back room lobbying as well as partisan bickering, senate democrats have cleared a path for legislation that they say will help to provide some relief from what's just been staggering inflation. the partisan fight over the inflation reduction act may be over. >> it's what the american people want, it's what the country so desperately needs. >> reporter: majority leader

chuck schumer said it's bipartisan. democrats say it will provide fund to go fight climate change, lower prescription drug costs and provide desperate needed relief for families dealing with the highest consumer price in the last 40 years. >> americans don't want democrats to regulate us into a deeper recession. >> republicans have bashed the measure saying it's bad for business. working americans and will drive inflation even higher. the frightening thought for families struggling to make ends meet. >> i'm not able to spend more time with my kids because i have to work more hours to provide for what they need. >> the revised bill will face a procedural vote during a rare saturday session and a final vote could come as early as next week. >> reporter: president biden celebrating progress releasing a statement overnight that says we

have taken another critical step towards reducing inflation and the cost of living for america's families. jay gray live for us in dc, thanks so much. new fall out overnight from bay area house speaker nancy pelosi's recent visit to taiwan. china announced new unspecified sanctions against nancy pelosi and her family. sanctions are typically symbolic in nature. china also revealed more about its recent escalation in military drills in the water surrounding taiwan. ten warships are taking part in live fire drills and nancy pelosi is the highest ranking u.s. politician to visit taiwan in 25 years. bay area cities hoping the new public health emergency declaration from the white house will help speed up the arrival of much needed monkeypox vaccines. that declaration made yesterday comes amid rising complaints of testing delays and vaccine shortages.

the administration plans to roll out several million doses for america's most at risk communities and local health experts say it will no doubt ease demand. >> yes, we have just been dealing with the covid-19 pandemic for two years. the fact of the matter is, if covid-19 was not there, we would be seeing monkeypox as a real emergency so i'm glad we're still recognizing that even though it's happening at the same time as covid of the more than 6,000 moim infections nationwide, some 10% are here in the bay area most in san francisco. four people are in critical condition this morning after a lightning strike near the white house. this happened yesterday in nearby lafayette park. doctors this morning have not given an update on victims but the park did remain closed into the evening hours. developing this morning, firefighters near the oregon border are being stretched thin in their efforts to knock down a massive wildfire. the mckinney fire has burned close to 60,000 acres is now 10%

contained. but other smaller fires have started this week in the surrounding area. four deaths are being tied to the mckinney fire and dozens of structures destroyed. taking a live look this morning at fremont heights. look at that view. so nice. not a lot of fog there in that location but we know that it's been a fang inhibitor all week. kari? chris was making fun of me because i thought 40% humidity was high and he's like, no. it's a big deal for us here. >> i think so. still, no. >> okay. yeah. i mean take a look at what's happening up there. we are seeing showers moving through and talking about around the mckinney fire so there's much higher humidity there and some rain. it also feels very muggy if you plan to go to the sierras this weekend. we do still have a chance of thunderstorms firing up once

again still quite a bit of rain across the region. as you head out the door in berkley this morning, mostly cloudy and temperatures in the low 60s. a slow warm up today as we start to see some of the sun peeking out as we head towards the afternoon. now, we need to get to work mike. where can we find lower gas prices? . >> i was admiring the shot of the lower gas prices. you can fill up for under $5 did say a gallon today in san pablo. you can pay $4.69 at the great gas along rum royal boulevard. in fremont we spotted $4.86 on lowry avenue. golden eagle gas on monterey street has $4.99 a gallon. we're at the speed limit at the dublin interchange. the disabled vehicle is nowhere,

chp just cleared that. a little build at the altamont pass. lighter friday traffic it's 5:09 and still have your at speed across the bridges. another step forward in the overhall of cal train leadership and financing. leaders have signed off on a memorandum of understanding to give san francisco and santa clara counties more oversight. they will assume more financial commitment. san mateo no longer has the sole authority on appointing leadership. a joint powers board will also be formed oofrnlt another company shutting down bay area operations. coming up, the looming lay offs for ticket resale giant, stub hub as the sales that helped seal the fate of local workers. twitter putting new foe can say on small businesses in your area. the added feature the social media giant expects will allow them to stand out.

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in petaluma. low visibility but temperatures in the upper 50s. we'll see it clearing out around 10:00 or 11:00 and comfortable temperatures heading into the afternoon. we'll talk about what to expect across all our micro climates, coming up. a very clear view of san francisco, very clear drive between san francisco and oakland. this is the bay bridge. this weekend saturday and sunday san francisco verses oakland so we'll see how that turns out. let's see what's ahead in the business world with christina. wall street set to open slightly higher above the big economic news of the day and that's the july jobs report expected to show hiring slowed last month. forecast calls for 250 jobs to have been added in july verses the 372,000 that we had in june with unemployment holding steady at 3.6%. recent data has shown job

openings are down and the number of people filing for unemployment is up. so this would be the first of two job reports that the federal reserve will see before its next meeting in september when it's likely to hike interest rates again as it flights inflation. the dow slipping 85 points yesterday but the nasdaq closed at its highest level in four months. tesla shareholders are signing off an a 3 for 1 stock split which will make shares more accessible to smaller investors. elon musk discussing plans to build more factories as it moves forward of a goal of producing 20 million cars per year. tesla currently makes 1.5 million a year. elon musk wants a dozen giga factories. twitter has a new feature for local businesses. location spotlight lets them add address, hours, google map with directions so the customers can contact the business by phone or

direct message. these features existed in the about module that twitter launched last year. now they're available worldwide for businesses with professional twitter accounts. and i'll end with yea just like i started with. >> we like that. see you again soon, thanks so much. >> why not at 5:00 in the morning, right? >> exactly. we need all the yeas we can get. pump me up. >> thanks christina. dozens of bay area stub hub workers are facing the reality of looking for new jobs when the new year begins. swiss based via gogo completed its take overof stub hub in a recent letter from the ceo posted on linkedin outlines plans to close the shanghai and san francisco offices next year. tesla's ceo elon musk for one believes the u.s. is still

headed for a recession. he made that prediction yesterday at the annual shareholders meeting. it's a relatively mild within and will last 18 months. elon musk is basing that on the price tesla pays to make cars. the pandemic in china and war in ukraine hampered supply chain problems. trending this morning, word of a multitalented superstar's next turn on the big screen: she let the world know in a pretty unique way. . >> dancing cheek to cheek. a new twitter post from lady gaga using music confirms that

she and joaquin phoenix will team up for joker ado set to hit theaters next year and this is a music sequel to the 2019 joker movie. she will play her love interest, harley quinn and she'll visit san francisco's oracle park next month as part of our world tour. a lot of little monsters there. one in particular. >> i think i will be calling out sick to go to that concert. >> yeah. you guys just ruined his plan sorry. i mean, peter? >> all right, let's check in with meteorologist kari hall to see what we can expect for this friday and the weekend. >> it's friday and it's a great weekend. we do have some much nicer weather. let's get right to it as you get ready to head out. a live look outside in walnut creek, a few clouds overhead. another beautiful sunrise thanks to all of the moisture we have seen coming in. we know it's been so humid. the good news is that the

humidity will be dropping as we go into today. so as we go into this afternoon, continuing to see some much lower humidity once again. as we take a look at what's going on, we are going to see our temperatures in the south bay starting to come down a few degrees. take a look at highs reaching 81 in san jose. 80 in gilroy and 83 in east san jose for the east bay a lot of temperatures in the 90s the past few days but this is spending more time outside. san mateo reaching 75 degrees and 60s in san francisco. navato reaching 75 degrees. music on the scare in redwood city at 6:00 it's 72 degrees and the sky stays mostly clear throughout the evening.

it hasn't been clear everywhere. a lot of rain across southern california moving into the sierras with monsoons continuing. we see all of this green here showing the mid level moisture in the atmosphere but we are getting drier air comingti toda. once again, that makes it feel much more comfortable. instantly break out into a sweat even though our temperatures are still reaching into the low to mid 80s. we're going to see more of the same throughout the weekend. just slightly cooler early next week but nothing major changing here and for san francisco, upper 60s in the forecast throughout the weekend. mike, you're still tracking that crash in the north bay? >> i was concerned because coming towards us the traffic is a big rig might be overturned maybe another truck there. some fuel and just a lot of details that really concern me. again, this is opposite your morning commute which is going southbound but the northbound side doesn't show any slowing on the sensors.

it's the southbound side that shows slowing past the split heading towards the richmond bridge from san raphael. everything is clear again in the north bay. in fact, everything is clear throughout contra costa county for your early drive. no delays to or across the bridge. great start sto a friday. back to you. next on today in the bay, nbc bay area respond. >> i'm here to tell you about companies that failed to deliver. we got one that delivered over and over and wouldn't stop. i'm consumer investigator chris gamora nbc bay area respond, next. we want to show you this picture our marcus washington shared on instagram. a mini nbc bay area reunion. there he is with sierra johnson and our reporter valina jones attending the national association of black journalist convention. you can keep up with marcus by following him on instagram, twitter and facebook. we'll be right back.

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welcome back. our consumer teams at nbc bay area are wrapping up another week helping viewers solve consumer problems. >> chris is here with some of the people that they helped. good friday morning, we have two cases to highlight. one where a company wouldn't deliver and one where a company wouldn't stop delivering. let's start with brian in san jose. he flagged us at nbc bay area

about a newspaper issue. he cancelled his home delivery and went online only but the papers kept coming. frank called for months to stop the unwanted deliveries every day with no success. we contacted the paper and it finally stopped. to isaac in redwood city, he ordered new specialty headlights for his car, paid $1,800 online. the lights were supposed to arrive in a few months. no delivery, despite waiting a full year. isaac couldn't get a refund until he contacted consumer investigators and our team got isaac his $1,800 back. he could have filed a complaint with the federal trade commission because it says companies must deliver within 30 days except in special circumstances. we made a video showing you how to exercise those rights. you can watch it on our website, streaming channels and youtube page. just look for the how to play

list. have a great weekend. thank you, chris. if you need a new ride right now with prices so high, experts say other options might make a little more sense. prices on the rise dwindling availability of cars leasing is becoming more popular and cheap deals are not impossible to come by. one expert says people are looking to upgrade right now and so there's more leverage. >> the value of your current vehicle is actually the best tool that you have. i guarantee you're in positive equity more so than you have ever been with any trade in in your life. >> you can watch the full interview on the today show coming up at 7:00 after today in the bay. up next, the top stories we are following today including an update on the deadly outbreak of legionnaires' disease in wine country. a new response from the hotel now tied to the illnesses.

one of san francisco's biggest parties is back. we'll tell you what you need to know before heading out to outside lands this weekend. but first, one bay area man found a solution to the housing crisis. he's living out a van. kenneth gwen talks with him and you can watch that on roku, amazon fire or app tv or download our streaming app and download our streaming app and

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outside land has arrived. one of the largest music festivals in the bay area kicks off today. there are changes for festival goers as organizers deal not only with covid but now also a monkeypox outbreak. inching closer to reaching a zero emissions goal, two major companies team up to help with the climate crisis. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. good friday morning to you r marcus and laura who both got the day off. lucky them. we have a busy day today. we want to start with a look at the forecast. kari hall pretty in pink. we did not plan to all three wear pink today hey, you know what? we're going into the weekend with bright colors because it's going to be a great weekend. let's take a live look outside

in san jose hoping for pink hughs. in oakland we have low 60s to start. there's some clouds in the mix through at least about 10:00 and then we start to see more sunshine as we head for the mid 70s. notice these temperatures for all of our micro climates. slightly cooler compared to yesterday. once again, we have a nice weekend ahead so we'll talk about events coming up. mike, you're looking in on highway 13 in oakland. >> i apologize for not wearing pink. >> we need to get you a little something. a pocket square. >> i'll have to change that. we'll work on that. looking at highway 13 getting back to the commute we had a disabled vehicle reported in oakland on the warren freeway. it has cleared without further problems. your commute getting towards the bay bridge, no problem. friday shows a lighter build and with the start of school and the

final weeks of summer, some parents heading into work later to spend more time with kids knowing they will get a break later. back to you. happening today, the music returns to golden gate park with one of the largest summer festivals on the entire west coast. >> outside land is coming back full force with some 200,000 fans expected to fill the park over three days or so. today in the bay ginger conejero saab has the best assignment of the day, live with details on the party lined up for the weekend but also with the concerns we have about infections. >> reporter: that's right guys, good morning, things are ready to go. people are really excited because outside lands is back. as you can see behind me, the barriers are up ready to welcome the big crowds expected this weekend. set up is complete inside. it's the 14th outside lands happening here at golden gate park and only nine months since

the previous outside lands that happened less than a year ago because it was adjusted and postponed because of covid last year. this time around there are no masks, no vaccine requirements but that does have some people raising red flags, especially with the ongoing covid surge and monkeypox outbreak. the mayor and organizers say let the music play. >> we want people to understand that covid and monkeypox are still issues that are out there. and the department of public health at this time does not believe that events like this should not continue as a result. >> this year people seem to have settled more into dare i say the covid lifestyle. that covid seems to be here to stay and people are just living with it. >> reporter: this is very important message the mayor does say don't come to the festival if you feel sick but if you are feeling well, here's some things to watch out for this weekend.

the gastro magic stage has huge culinary and celebrity names. the soma tent is back and bigger than it was last year. it was pretty successful that time around and there will be over 100 music acts. it's set to be the most dynamic and diverse line up that the festival has had. big names, post malone, green day, jack harlowe. you guys take your pick but the three day passes are sold out. there are still general admission single day passes that are available for the weekend. and this festival is estimated to bring around $70 million of revenue to the city so a big deal and people are really ready to have fun as well. >> think so. i'm surprised there's still tickets available. new developments in napa where most of the patients sickened in this week's legionnaires' disease outbreak

are now out of the hospital. three patients still being treated. one man with underlying health problems did die because of legionnaires'. the outbreak was traced to a roof top air conditioning unit at an embassy suiteses in na. happening today, a recently fired richmond police officer accused of excessive force is scheduled to be arraigned. earlier this week, richmond police released surveillance video of a tazing incident back in april involving eric smith jr. we have frozen the video but also shows him kicking and striking the suspect multiple times. police say it happened after an attempted traffic stop. smith reportedly later claimed

he believed the suspect was armed. prosecutors this week charged smith with felony assault plus enhancement. major corporations are making big moves to fight the climate crisis. here in the bay area it's starting to pay off. ride sharing giant uber and heard have teamed up to get drivers off the road by offering electric vehicles to be used by drivers. uber says the numbers show progress in the right direction. so far, 15,000 drivers have rented those electric vehicles. five million electric miles have been driven and that means 148,000 gallons of gas were not pumped. this all equated to savings for drivers as well during a time when gas prices reached national record highs. although we have seen a slow down in the gas price increases, uber says this partnership really has opened the doors for a greener lifestyle for drivers

who say that 98% say they have never driven an electric vehicle before. >> we hear from drivers that they want to be part of the climate solution and they're wa. i think the larger challenge isc vehicles more affordable for everyone. historically electric vehicles have been more expensive than the average gas powered car so we really need to make that transition. >> riders can also opt to go green by choosing comfort green as the ride option, something that's only available in select cities nationwide but of course it is available in san francisco. the ride sharing giant plans to make all rides electric by 2030. it's 5:37 now. taking a live look outside in san jose. looks luke a nice morning out there. felt some winds coming in this morning but i don't know if that's an accurate forecast. let's check in with the person who knows everything, meteorologist kari hall.

>> might be a breeze cooler air coming in making it feel comfortable. if you do plan to go to the fremont festival of the arts happening throughout the weekend, we start out at 69 degrees for the morning. then see it headed for the mid 70s and once again, this is much lower than what we have seen recently but as you head over towards the concord jazz festival happening tomorrow, it's going to be also really nice. sunshine and temperatures reaching into the low 80s. enjoy all afternoon but of course you don't want to forget the sunscreen. another school event t it will r for the world dog surfing championships happening in pacifica. we'll see some fog to start out through the morning but there should be enough sunshine peeking through to enjoy the event. if napa valley is in your weekend plans, it's reaching into the low 80s for today. 83 degrees for the high saturday and sunday. in la we have warmer weather with highs reaching into the low

60s and sunshine but really nice all across the region. mike, you're also starting out with weekend traffic. >> don't want to be left behind. i'm forecasting a lot of traffic for outside land so that's your look ahead predicting traffic and folks haven't realized golden gate park. cal train said take it toup the city and the n to o there. that's one of your options as you look at avoiding parking problems. 6:30, the 2000's play list.t very cool for folks remembering their days when they could dance more smoothly. the traffic is moing smoothly and remember 6:30 p.m. concert. also this weekend, saturday and sunday over there on the oakland side, we'll have the battle for the bridge as well. san francisco verses oakland, the giants verses the a's on saturday and sunday. but just the weekend for that series. bay bridge now moving smoothly and no major issues.

a little bit of slowing that traditionally kicks off on a friday. highway 37 out of vallejo. another bridge moving nicely, san jose has been showing this. a little bit earlier start for that north 101 slowing towards oakland road. we'll track that, back to you. coming up, governor newsom calling out hollywood. his suggestions for the film industry for shooting in red states. . >> we're celebrating easter sunday just a little bit early. when we come back, comedian joe coy's new movie easter sunday and how he says the film is giving a voice to a bay area community often under the radar.

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a nice start to our friday morning, it's 62 degrees as you step out the door. more sunshine and lower humidity, overall a nice day. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend, coming up. look at this beautiful view of a beautifully flowing bridge. the bay bridge getting in san francisco, no delays. the build is happening on a friday, we'll show you where in the live camera. new overnight, police are investigating a deadly shooting at a popular las vegas strip hotel. it happened late last night insaid a room at the mirage. this is video of the police response on the ground floor. one person died, two others critically injured and the gunmen got away. right now police say all four people did know each other and this was not a random shooting. developing right now, new pressure on the white house to

secure a deal to free wnba star brittney griner. a russian court sentenced her to nine years in prison for a drug offense. the wheels may start to turn on a prisoner swap as soon as today. secretary of state in cambodia at a security forum this morning. overnight his russian counter part attending the same event says moscow is open to further talks surrounding brittney griner's release. blinken says the u.s. is willing to negotiate. >> they are prepared to engage through channels we have established to do just that and we'll be pursuing that. >> the president approved a deal to trade a convicted russian arms dealer for brittney griner and another jailed american in russia, paul wheeler. the white house says it does not consider the request a serious counter offer. governor new many is putting the focus on hollywood telling

the mu vie industry to stop filming in the most conservative states. a new full page appears in variety saying in part, "hollywood should walk the walk and stop filming in states that do not support abortion rights access and lgbtq protections." the ad also touts his support for a new state bill to extend california's film and tv production tax credit program to incentivize people shooting more films here. newsom is on a recent roll using ads to call out conservative states and politicians. previous campaigns covered florida and texas. happening today, notable california landmarks getting special new designations. the state's historic resources commission will consider eight landmarks for federal or historic designation. that includes san francisco's palace of fine arts built as a temporary insulation for the world's fair back in 1915.

also being considered, the nolena ship wreck site that sank in the 1930s after service in world war i. if approved it can lead to new federal funding, modified building codes and more tax advantages. nfl started last night. the first start in canton, ohio. canton where the hall of fame is located and last night the league played its hall of fame game seen right here on nbc bay area. among this year's inductees, the late oakland raiders star, cliff branch. former coach dig fermeal who lives in wine country and niners defensive legend, bryant young who talked about the dedication paying off. >> for me i was never satisfied. how could i get better as a player to be better for teammates and the organization? that meant a lot to me. >> as for the game, the readiers looked good with new head coach

josh mcdaniels and without most of the starters taking the field. they watched back up quarterback help push the raiders out to a big lead. the raiders beat jacksonville, 27-11. trending this morning, excitement over the debut of a new film featuring one city in the bay area. >> it also stars a popular funny man. take a look. >> are you coming for easter? >> i don't know mom i'm busy just tested for this pilot. >> you're going to be a pilot? >> a network pilot for a tv show. >> you're playing a pilot on the tv show? >> no, a lawyer you could have been a lawyer if you only applied yourself. it's funny because it's true. you hear these conversations with your family that movie is called easter sunday starred comedian joe coy and it's about a father and son making a visit

to their filipino family in daly city. >> i had to shout out daly city 100%. there's a big reason why i'm at where i am. when you know the community is supporting you like that, we have to shout out daly city. i got to let the world know exactly where my people sit the most. >> steven spielberg helped to finance the film. it's actually being distributed by universal, part of our own nbc universal family. you can see it in theaters across the bay area, starting today. it looks cute. >> it looks really funny. yeah. >> they say he stays there and shakes every hand and shares every family story and he goes why wouldn't i? that's how i get my act. >> that's true, wow. one of the things happening this

weekend. a lot of outdoor activities happening too . >> so much going on. the weather is going to be nice so i'm super excited. man, it's going to be a great weekend. take a look at this beautiful sun ruse that we have looking over san jose. you can see the clouds there, the sun trying to peek through and still quite muggy out there but the humidity is dropping today. we're at 63 degrees as you head out the door. we'll start to see more sunshine as we go towards late morning. temperatures at noon at 78 degrees and eventually making it up to 81. so this is a little bit cooler than what we have had recently with san mateo reaching 74 degrees. the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we're seeing temperatures a little bit spreading out tomorrow. so the coastal areas stay cool with upper 60s. then you will feel some mid 80s for livermore, fairfield and concord as well as parts of the

south county. then on sunday it's really not changing too much. still looking pretty nice and comfortable. especially for all of the outdoor festivities like outside land. if you're traveling heads up that there's still monsoon moisture moving over parts of southern california so around parts of the southern sierra, there could be a chance of thunderstorms especially today and early tomorrow but it does look like that monsoon cuts off a little bit and where we see all of this green, some drier air will start to come in so there's less of a chance of weekend thunderstorms but much drier air already starting to nudge into the bay area. so this is how our temperatures will look. not much of a change here. but i think because of the lower humidity it's going to feel much more comfortable and we'll head into early next week with some mid 80s inland and for san francisco upper 60s, a mix of sun and clouds throughout the weekend.

mike, you're starting to see a build up in san jose this is not a surprise for timing but this camera is looking this crowded earlier than we typically see. for the last week we are seeing more build and sensors have been slowing earlier on your commute. that might indicate a shift as we come towards fall. people coming back to colleges and elementary high schools, jr. high schools all of them coming back in session around the bay over the course of the next month. things will sequence around. we'll continue to shout those out. we see a change in the traffic pattern. >> the altamont pass, still at good speeds and at speed once you hit livermore to the dublin interchange continuing over the castro valley. there may be a new crash on the east shore freeway. got word of something going on around university. we'll check with chp but as far as the bay bridge itself, no problem at the toll plaza. back to you. thank you, mike. happening now contra costa

county is expanding it's holistic intervention partnership over the nks three years. it recently secured $6 million from the state to fund the program which helps people like attorneys, social workers and law enforcement through a partnership to solve problems related to unstable housing, substance abuse, immigration and public benefits. our climate in crisis causing new impacts when it comes to children's health. how rising temperatures are altering physical exercise. plus, a deadly explosive crash in southern california. the shocking new video giving investigators clues about just what happened. and at 6:00, a chaotic confrontation on a closed campus as the fight to keep one east bay school open escalates. the new message from protestors. you're watching today in the bay.

oofrment a car plowed through a red light in los angeles and we warn you the video you're about to see is hard to watch. the surveillance footage shows a black mercedes flying through that intersection several cars then collide triggering an

explosion there as well. police say nine people went to the hospital including the driver of that black mercedes. one woman who was pumping gas nearby said debris flew everywhere so many external people that weren't even part of the accident were getting hit by metals and things flying in the air. >> the victims include several 13 months and 15 years old.s of police so far are not indicating what kind of charges may be filed. turning now to the climate in crisis and new concerns about the health of our children as temperatures continue to rise across the globe. a study out this morning finds children are mor obese and less fit than ever before which could put them at greater risk of suffering heat related health problems. that includes dehydration, heat exhaustion or heat stroke. there are rapid declines in child physical activity globally, especially over the

last 30 years. most children are not meating the who guidelines of performing 60 minutes of exercise each day, especially since the start of the pandemic. trending this morning, the choco taco may be coming back. it was discontinued a few weeks ago. well, you remember what happened on social media. the decision was quickly met with klondike may bring back the treat. it could be in wanted it by then. make before then. >> yes. just keep making them. >> yes. i don't think that's a great thing. trending this morning, she let the world know in a pretty knew yeek way about her next move on the big screen.

. >> such a cheerful song. a new twitter post from lady gaga confirms she and wa joaquin phoenix will team up to play the joker sequel. she will play the joker's love interest, harley quinn. long before that she will visit oracle park next month as part of our world tour. >> a musical version of the joker, haven't seen that. >> i haven't seen batman or joker but i at least know this is out of the box. >> yeah, totally new. sounds exciting. interesting. we have little monsters in the

newsroom happy to see it. it's about 6:00 and breaking right now, a big surprise from employers. we'll break down the brand new monthly jobs numbers as millions of americans continue to struggle with inflation. we'll take you live to washington with the new release plan from lawmakers. a tense clash on campus as parents fight to keep an east bay school open. it's believed they occupied the school overnight. we'll tell you how school leaders are responding this morning. and new actions from the white house in the fight against the monkeypox. the steps being taken after a national public health emergency. an update on new vaccines set to arrive here in the bay area. this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. we thank you