right now at 4:30, conflicting stories surrounding the attack of a former san francisco fire commissioner. it may not be the first time the former commissioner and the

unhoused clashed. i keep it in my spirit to keep fighting for my child. >> a mother angered and saddened after she said antioch police officers killed her son. the action she is demanding from the city and the response from the mayor. plus, dub nation. the highlights from the golden 1 center and the press under way for game six. this is "today in the bay." a very good thursday morning to you. thank you for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am kris sanchez. we will check in with mike in a moment but we want to get a start with the weather. today will be a toasty one. >> this is going to be talking about, the hottest day of the week. but we have a cool morning as we take a live look outside in oakland, and it's 52 degrees.

a great start to the day, and a usual start to the day but it will be warmer this afternoon compared to yesterday as we head towards 82 degrees. we will see 89 in fremont. 91 in san josé. we are seeing 90s for some of the inland valleys. we will get a look ahead to the weekend forecast that does look better. that's coming up. mike, you are watching out? >> yeah, to see any drivers. here on the deck, you can see enough for stopping distance. that fog is there. there's ans in department on the vista point area. i am assuming all the activity changed. traffic is coming into the area, and these are the directions where you will have the commute.

4:32 right now. score one for dub nation. a big one. the warriors have the upper hand in the playoff series with the sacramento kings. >> the warriors one win away from moving on in the playoffs. anthony flores gives us a recap from game five. >> reporter: i am anthony flores in the capital. let's show you some of the highlights. sacramento was rocking. the thunder sticks and the cow bells were blaring throughout the arena. jordan poole starting for green. he ignited the kings to the double-digit lead. thompson with 11 of his 25

points in the second. warriors up four at recess. fast-forward to the fourth. it's a one-point game. green with the bucket. he scored a season high, 21 points off the bench. then stephen curry puts the team on ice. golden state takes a three games to two lead over sacramento with a chance to close out the series in game six. >> we have work to do to close out the series, and we needed this one to snatch momentum back and hopefully take advantage in game six. >> it was a great win. it was a great win. i don't rank them, so what happened in january, february on the road, it has nothing to do with now. >> the warriors have a chance to

close out the kings on friday at chase center. in sacramento, i am anthony flores for "today in the bay." >> you can watch pregame coverage and watch the game on our sister station, nbc bay sports. 12-year-old jewel lives in san francisco. also, 15-year-old jasmine white of union city was last seen tuesday night. she may be wearing black slippers. in both cases, you should call police if you see them. today may be a pivotal day in the case of a homeless man accused of severely beating a former san francisco fire commissioner. on the first day of the preliminary hearing yesterday, public defenders released two

videos, one that shows the former commissioner approaching her client with what looks like a can of bear spray. his attorney denies he's the man with the bear spray, but now public defenders call it a case of self defense. >> eight separate acts of violence. these eight separate acts of violence were perpetrated against people who are homeless. >> the video was released that shows the confrontation, and the homeless man grabbing a metal object from a trash can before swinging it at kaurpl yanni. depending on what happens, the district attorney could consider dropping the charges.

and then the federal lawsuit alleging dozens of antioch police officers were using excessive force. >> she carries her signs and anger and grief. >> he was maliciously beat. i witnessed the beating. he was going to take his second test to become a correctional officer, and he had mental illness after that because of the beating. >> he died in 2021 after a final encounter with police. he will never see the report that came out earlier this month as part of an fbi investigation into the antioch and pittsburg

police departments. the city faces a federal lawsuit for civil rights violations. >> i said that remains to be seen. there's a lot of runway to understand where we are going, so i am not blindly trusting people anymore. >> that's what that the mayor told the crowd in a conversation about race mattering. >> a lot of the us in the community would benefit from us becoming mental health coaches. >> near the end, comments from a mother who could not be silenced for all these years. >> what are you going to do for victims like me? >> i know the pain you are going through, and i don't want to walk in anybody's shoes that experienced the things you experienced, but i will continue to be an advocate for you. >> god kept it in my spirit to keep fighting for my child, and

i did, and what i was saying was the truth. the fight over the debt ceiling ahead on "today in the bay," and the impact the issue will have on all of us. will have on all of us. plus, a

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in dublin. hazy start to the morning but it's nice and cool. 52 degrees. it's a cool morning but it will be warming up today. this will be the hottest day of the week. we will be in the mid-70s by 11:00, which is above our normal high temperature for this time of year. we'll get a look at the high heat for the inland valleys and a cooler end to the weekend coming up in a few minutes. i showed you the fog across 101 at the golden gate bridge, and here in palo alto, a clear drive and an easy view. that sign is too bright to read. let's see what signs silvana is reading over in the business world. >> thank you, mike. i am silvana henao from cnbc. the dow and s&p 500 both closing lower yesterday and off by less than 1%.

meanwhile, nasdaq rising almost half a percent. with one trading day left in april, the market is ending the month lower. it goes to the democratic senate where it's expected to fail. president biden has threatened to veto the bill. lifting the debt ceiling would prevent a catastrophic default this summer. the company accusing the governor of retaliating after the don't say gay campaign. disney lost its authority over design and construction decisions near orlando. i know there is probably more to come here. >> most definitely.

>> thank you. key rulings from the supreme court still ahead on "today in the bay." the power it will give cities to help hold oil companies help hold oil companies accountable for the affects

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drive. we're starting off with fog as you showed me earlier at the golden gate bridge. that's what is going to keep san francisco and coastal areas cooler even as the inland valleys heat up today. it's 52 degrees. we will see the temperatures staying in the 50s through 9:00 and then reaching into the mid-60s at 11:00 today. the 7-day forecast is now coming up at the bottom of the screen as we talk about possible near-record highs for today. doesn't look like we will see any widespread records but we are headed for 90 degrees today in concord and the record is 94. in 2004, widespread records were set across the area. we are only up to about 92 in fairfield, only up to 92. it's going to be hot. once again, not setting records

across the bay area. mid-70s in san francisco. tomorrow the temperatures do start to come back down just a little bit, especially for the coast. inland valleys are still in the upper 80s and low 90s. by saturday it's feeling much more comfortable, but we are still in the mid to upper 80s. going ahead, we will see big changes. next week we are going back to winter. are you ready for that. it will be significantly cooler, you will see spotty showers and widespread rain and sierra snow in the forecast by the end of next week. just crazy. we will see a lot of changes here with livermore going from 90 to low 60s by the beginning of next week. it will stay in the 60s for much of next week. the blast of heat will not be with us long, and we are also going to see the potential of some rain chances ahead starting next tuesday and wednesday, while san francisco will be in the upper 70s today. we will bring you back to the upper 60s for the weekend, and then in the 50s for next week.

now in our climate in crisis, the supreme court will allow cities to sue oil companies to hold them accountable for the affects of climate change. the supreme court on monday refused to bail out oil companies that want to have their cases heard in federal court and avoid trials in state courts where they have a better chance of losing. so the cities of santa cruz and richmond, san mateo said communities across california continue to experience the accelerating climate in crisis every day through extreme precipitation and floods, wildfire, impacts on public health and vital infrastructure and more. the defendants in our cases knew these catastrophic impacts were coming and predicted it with precision but deceived and failed to warn consumers about

it and even as they carried out pocketing millions in profit. it's time to prepare for trial. now these communities may have the chance to speak in court about the climate change emergencies they are experiencing as a result of the industry's action. we will continue to follow the hearings as more lawsuits come forward for oil companies. find more stories on our climate in crisis. >> thank you. a community set up a special walk. we have a closer look at their mission to deter crime. a firsthand look at the safety issues this community says they are dealing with. >> gang activity in the area. we have a lot of violence in

this area with graffiti. when you walk, it's bad at night. >> she has been living in the winchester neighborhood for 20 years now, and she has been fighting for better lighting and more police presence and a commitment from the city to invest in the community. >> even in the day, a lot of people are too afraid to talk about this. >> after what she says has been years of silence from the city. the vice mayor and san josé preponderance got a night tour. each resident gets a chance to speak up. >> if you report, and he reports, and somebody else reports, right, it goes up. >> neighbors hope this walk will

give their community a sense of safety again. >> i think that they will see changes, in terms of the timeframe, some things will take longer than others, right? on our side i commit to really wanting to do as much as i can and my office can to be able to address some of the issues. >> stephanie magallon for "today in the bay." happening today, electrification supporters will gather to voice concerns about their concern over electrification. it's part of the effort to phase out fossil fuels. ten days ago the federal appeals court struck down berkeley's building code. the case is now raising doubts about the future of similar requirements in cities across california and the u.s. advocates will join berkeley leaders for a news conference at 8:30 this morning.

speaking out, next on "today in the bay," the exclusive interview of the parents of the louisville mass shooter for a perspective on mass shooters, the many questions left they are trying to answer. elizabeth holmes remains free. she was supposed to report to prison today, and holmes is in the process of appealing her conviction and remains free on il until anba

the parents of a man that went on a workplace shooting rampage two weeks ago in

louisville, kentucky, are speaking out. their 25-year-old son killed five of his co-workers at the bank where he worked before police took him down. the parents tell "today" their son had mental health challenges but saw no warning signs. they do have a message for the victims' families. >> if you had a chance to say something to the families, what would you want to say? >> we are so sorry. we are heartbroken. we wish we could undo it, but we know we can't. >> that full interview is airing on the "today" show following "today in the bay" coming up at 7:00. >> an interesting perspective because they're parents. >> they feel so terrible -- >> what they have done as a parent, it's very difficult. make sure you watch that interview. the last strike for the oakland a's. next on "today in the bay," the latest on the team's ballpark plans to move to las vegas. plus, we are talking about the heat up coming to the bay

area. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking this very hot day ahead, and we have a spare the air alert. >> yeah, with the hot temperatures comes stagnant air and it's unhealthy to breathe it in, and ozone levels, moderate to high unhealthy air quality. we will be in the upper 80s and low 90s for today. the north bay, a smooth drive through san rafael. all the way from santa rosa ugh this area, and fog at the golden gate bridge. you will have to slow a bit.

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the only bill in washington that lifts the debt limit and puts america back on the economic path. >> the democrats pass a debt ceiling package but with massive spending cuts. the white house response suggesting this is far from a done deal. a live look outside. a sure sign of summer before the start of may. meteorologist, kari hall, tracking just how hot it will get today in your neighborhood. this is "today in the bay."