the changes some will see the moment they return. abducteded at gunpoint and nowhe subject of an intense search. the surprise development leaving authorities empty-handed this their search for a missing family. this is an american crisis. we're all in this together. >> president biden today will get a first-hand look at the catastrophic damage from hurricane ian. live in washington this morning breaking down how the president plans to set politics april side as he tours the devastation. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. good wednesday morning to you. thanks for allowing us to be a participate of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. mike will have a check of the morning commute in just a little bit. it's going to clear out and we get sunshine.

as you're heading out in the tri-valley, catch public transit. it is california clean air day. you do need a jack as you step out. temperatures in the mid-50s. we'll be there up until 8:00 and then it's start to go warpup. that warm-up happens quickly, sunshine the rest of the morning as we reach into the 80s today, reaching 87 in dublin. 79 the high in hayward. san francisco in the upper 60s. expect it to reach 91 today in livermore. we'll talk more about that as well as a week cooldown coming up in a few minutes. this is for the students on campus when six people were shot in oakland. things for some students will be moment. >> it could be emotional for many. >> this comes as police are investigating what appears to be another senseless deadly shooting.

>> reporter: sadly you are correct. yes, the bay tech charter school will resume classes today but minimum days for the rest of the week. rudsdale high will resume classes but students will be at an alternate location, somewhere off campus. you might recall we showed you this video yesterday morning. this is surveillance video that shows the moments the shooters rushed on to the king estates campus and opened fire last week. six people were shot and injured. police are asking you again to take a look at that video. sadly another person murdered in the city of observing. the 101st homicide victim this year shot and killed over a catalytic converter theft. the shooting took place early yesterday morning near everett avenue. a friend identified the vic as 60-year-old arturo coronado.

he was a father. the friends tells us coronado woke up to the sound of people messing with his car. >> he just was trying to tell the people to get away from his car and they fired shots and went through the screen door and killed him. >> reporter: yesterday the state attorney general rob bonta talked about the first-ever office of gun violence prevention that was just launched by the state. bonta says the office will, among other things, use data to target gun crime hot zones and push for the expansion of red flag laws. in an effort to crack down on the rise in crime, two oakland city councilmembers are now asking the city to expand the use of opd's license plate reader technology to help identify stolen vehicles and track down criminals. concerns have been raised, privacy concerns have been raised around this issue in the past. reporting live, bob redell,

"today in the bay." >> thanks for the very latest there, bob. 6:03 this morning and developing in the central valley a surprise twist in a desperate search for a family kidnapped at gunpoint. investigators in merced say that family, including their 8-month-old daughter and the baby's uncle, not seen in this photo, were taken against their will from the family's trucking business. deputies located a person of interest, identified as jesus salvodo. they say images show him abducteding the family. they also say he used their atm cards. authorities moved in to arrest him. he took his own life. he's in critical condition. investigators say they have no other leads in locating the family. closing arguments wrapped up yesterday in paul flores' murder trial. flores' father is also on trial accused of being an accessory. smart attended cal-poly san luis

obispo. her body has never been found. kristin smart, there's no evidence of a murder. 6:05. president biden heads to southwest florida to meet with victims of hurricane ian. >> he's expected to tour some of the devastation with local leaders including governor ron desantis. the pair have bumped heads with issues. "today in the bay's" brie jackson is live this morning. pretty much everyone saying this is a time to push those politics aside. >> reporter: good morning, marcus, laura. that's what these two are doing. they do not see eye to eye on many political issues, but president biden and governor desantis are coming together in an effort to help florida recover. desantis has praised the biden administration for declaring an

emergency even before ian made landfall. a week after hurricane ian tore through florida, floodwaters continued to rise. floridians are getting a closer look at what's left of their homes. >> this is everything we've worked our whole lives for and it's gone. in a flash. it's sad. >> reporter: president biden committing millions of dollars in aid to puerto rico after touring the destruction hurricane fiona caused. he'll be on the ground in florida today to survey hurricane ian's wrath. >> this is an american crisis. we're all in this together. >> reporter: florida's governor, ron desantis, an outspoken critic of the biden administration, says federal, state and local leaders are working together on their response but fears the efforts won't be enough. >> so that's why we want private organizations to step up and still some of the gap here.

>> reporter: search and rescue teams are still on the ground with a focus on areas hit hardest by the storm. >> reporter: residents say help has been slow to arrive leaving people to fend for themselves. >> because we are latino, black, poor people, working people, that's the way it is. >> what are we going to do for the ones who fought through the storm and are still alive? if they don't get the resources, they're going to die. >> reporter: president biden will meet with survivors of hurricane ian. his message to those impacted, the federal government is ready to help. in a recent study it shows areas with large minority populations tend to receive less money from fema compared to mostly white communities. fee in says it takes a number of factors into consideration when delivering aid that includes property values that are less or

lower in minority communities. >> so many lives are in jeopardy because of what's going on there. brie jackson, thank you. >> make sure to stick around at 6:30. sam brock from our team on the "today" show is in fort myers beach. he'll give us a look at the aftermath as displaced residents look to rebuild. our coverage also continues online at nbcbayarea.com. new for you that morning when it comes to nobel prizes the bay area on a hot streak. this is while were you sleeping. another bay area resident learning she's a winner. stanford professor carolyn bertozzi is one of the three winners of the nobel prize for chemistry. now these are photos taken the moment she found out, she got that call. also a second recipient barry sharpless. this is his second nobel prize. his work on what's known as click chemistry.

this is when molecular building blocks snap together quickly and efficiently. professor bertozzi was honored for her work utilizing the same process in live organisms. so far four people with bay area ties are among the nobel prize recipients. >> how exciting for them. imagine getting that call in the morning. you won a nobel prize. taking a live look outside, fleet week events are under way. you can see what it's like to be a sailor in the u.s. navy or coast guard. the blue angels will do a first run-through. fleet week events continue through sunday. kari has a look at the forecast. hopefully skies remain clear. >> we are hoping to see that fog rolling out of here just in time for the air show. we've seen it in and out throughout much of the week and

as of right now it is clear but as we get a look at our forecast today. we see some of the activities get under way, in the upper 60s and then a beautiful afternoon and more sunshine as well. for the week, it will be really comfortable. i will be tracking that and we'll talk about what to expect around our other microclimates. mike, we have to get to work this morning. where can we fine gas below $5? verifying with gas buddy in the last 20 minutes, versus san jose. $4.97. brentwood at the quick stop on walnut boulevard, $4.99. american canyon the safeway on

american canyon road, this one verified yesterday but not since the last 12 hours, $4.95. the best we can do in the north bay. the best you can do is the speed limit. a delay for b.a.r.t. they've gotten clear of the medical emergency, warning of a potential for 20-minute delays. that should be clearing in a few. it doesn't look like any extra traffic. b.a.r.t. impact could impact the roadway as well. back to you. >> remember when there was no one out there for a while? elon musk revised his bid after an extensive legal back and forth. coming up next on "today in the bay," how soon that deal may be finalized. a bay area astronaut is on

her way to space. let's take you out to the futures as well. remember we had two days of huge