if you have a phone that is not active anymore with a subscription, if it's charged you can still dial 911. >> you can. you can. there are so many phones in our house, and i have a lot of the old ones, you know, and you can. >> that's a good option. >> it's sad we have to think about that in this day and age, but it's on everybody's mind. >> very important. right now at 6:00. friends and family prepare a final farewell for the man shot and killed at a san francisco walgreens store. the case of brown is still in limbo. >> we are live in the city of how the incident is leaving a deep divide within the community. a very good thursday morning. thanks for waking up with us on "today in the bay." i am laura garcia. >> i am kris sanchez. marcus washington has the morning off. we are going to look at the weather, but mike you are

looking at the commute. >> yes, there's a deadly crash. that's a tragedy. bob redell tells me four vehicles are still on scene there. in addition to the chp vehicles and the flares, we have your right lanes blocked eastbound on 580 as you approach from the overpass, the vasco over crossing there. folks are able to exit the freeway and they are able to get by as well there, and things are slowing in the eastbound direction. westbound is the backup as we are looking for the traffic flow. in that backup there's a secondary crash, so we are looking at the center divide, which needs a tow truck. we have four vehicles that need tow trucks in the eastbound direction, and that's five tow trucks as well, and they are still doing measurements for the

investigation in the crash. the distraction builds and adds to the drive out of the altamont pass. kari, we have a disabled tunnel in the caldidicot tunnel. i will track that very closely. >> you have a lot going on, but at least in the weather department we are starting out with our usual weather, the same pattern we have seen recently. it's mostly cloudy and a nice cool morning. as we take a live look outside in oakland, no sun just yet but eventually will get there especially by late morning. it may take a while before we can see the skies clearing but that's what is keeping our temperatures down, the marine layer layer coming in and the strong westerly wind and the temperature in high word only reaching 68 degrees. we will see a high of 68 in martinez and napa and will talk about the forecast in just a few minutes. in just a few hours friends and family will hold the funeral

for banko brown, the suspected shoplifter shot and killed by a walgreens security guard. and the attorney general is analyzing the d.a.'s decision not to charge the security guard. >> reporter: earlier this week we saw protesters outside san francisco city hall once again, but this morning the protesting, the rallying, that will come to a pause as the brown family says their good-byes. we are expecting family members, dr. amos brown and attorney john burriss to speak at the funeral that will begin at 11:00 this morning. the deadly shooting happened in the downtown walgreens, and can you see the moments leading to brown's death, as an altercation

between the security guard and brown takes place over suspected stolen goods. the d.a. decided not to file charges saying the security guard acted in self defense. earlier this week we learned the state attorney general will be taking a look at the d.a.'s decision. i had a brief conversation, an engagement with mr. terry brown, banko brown's father, and he shared that he feels the attorney general's decision is a good thing. he doesn't know when that decision will come down but does see it as a step in a positive direction for his family. >> thank you very much, ginger. we will be streaming banko brown's funeral service on

nbcbayarea.com. it's expected to get under way at 11:00 this morning. happening today, one of two suspects of a deadly shooting. the accused getaway driver is expected to enter a plea. the second suspect there on the left is accused of firing the shot that killed the home depot loss prevention worker. it happened last month at the store on johnson drive whehen investigators say the worker confronted knapp over shoplifting. shoplifting as gotten so out of hand at this safeway location, some people literally walking out with carts of unpaid items. there's a fence around the self

checkout section. the mother of a 24-year-old safeway worker that was shot and killed at the willow glen safe way store on hamilton last year believes these kinds of rules would have possibly saved her son. >> the question is why not here? why not in this store? it's just not here, it's the whole usa. >> in a statement, safeway says recent changes were made at select safeway stores in the bay area to maintain a safe and welcoming shopping experience for customers and associates given the increasing amount of theft. turning now to decision 2024. florida governor, ron desantis, is now in the bid for the white house. he made it official last night on twitter spaces during a conversation with elon musk last night. today in the bay's brie jackson joins us from washington. not everybody heard that

conversation though, brie, because of a lot of technical issues. >> the audio-only event that helped kickoff florida governor ron desantis' bid started off rocky. >> and freedom is worth fighting for. >> the much-anticipated announcement from florida governor, ron desantis. >> i am running for president of the united states. >> but his twitter space campaign launch came with delays and major technical glitches, issues twitter ceo elon musk la

challenger, calling his tech challenge launch a complete failure and blasting him in this video. >> why would we ever settle for a trump imposters? >> the former president leading the field of republicans vying for the presidency. >> president biden posted a link for his campaign and posted, this link works. and then weaning

californians from their reliance on fossil we will look at the weekend in

just a minute. mike, people are hitting the road and want to find lower gas prices. >> yeah, want to fill up. as we approach the holiday weekend, looking at the valero on east 14th street. 4.15 for that city's low. and in the south bay, the best in milpitas is arco that is reported at 4.19 in san mateo county, which is high priced compared to the peninsula and south bay. and then in san francisco county, it's closer to 4.50. shop around. thanks gasbuddy.com. some folks have made early preparations to be on vacation for the three-day approach. this is the problem, the deadly crash this morning, and the

investigation continues for eastbound 580. multiple lanes of eastbound 580, which is normally not a commute problem is slow right now. just past first. i will show you those numbers coming up. airbnb users should prepare for a new party crackdown. next on "today in the bay," find out what is being done to make sure summer gatherings at some short-term rentals won't get out of hand. i have a morning quiz for you. do you think the stock about to pop is on the nasdaq or on the dow? kris, what is your guess? >> i don't know, this one is really hard. >> nasdaq! a horse on the loose in southern california, but we will show you how this officer managed to wrangle it to safety. keep it right here. you're watching "today in the bay."

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let's head to gill row to look at how your morning is shaping up as you make your way to work. it's a cloudy morning and looks exactly like it did yesterday. clouds lingering throughout the morning, but overall a cool,,

breezy and sunny afternoon. we will get a look ahead at the weekend forecast coming up. a live look at 580, as we continue to look at the investigation after the deadly crash on 580. lots of debris getting picked up and vehicles still blocking the roadway for the investigation. looks like they may be ready to start moving vehicles. tow trucks are on scene, and we will show you the backup coming up. good morning. hundreds of workers could be laid off from svb here in the valley. the san francisco business news the first to report that. nvidia poised to make a huge jump on the market and we will talk about that in a second. brie was talking about what a disaster the campaign launch was for desantis, and also a big black eye for twitter.

the launch was late and had technical problems, and elon musk said so many people wanted to take part it crashed the system. except it was just a couple hundred thousand, and those are rookie numbers. millions of people watch thursday night football on amazon prime. ocasio-cortez pointed out more people watched her play a video game on twitch. let's talk about nvidia. the santa clara chip company set to rocket this morning. at some point it's going to go over a trillion dollars in value after it predicted the demand for a.i. would mean a demand for its trips. and a.i. was asked what cities

would look like in the future. here's san francisco. washington, d.c. looking a bit overgrown. seattle, you can see recognize. it has the space needle and still has highways. >> you see these pictures. what it's trying to depict is the inner connected city where everything is charged and fueling on each other, and that is a reality, that is an opportunity. >> laura, you and i were playing with a.i. generation the other day. >> yeah. >> i have one of marcus singing in church -- it never happened -- i mean, he does sing in church but it's just the creation, and it's amazing what you can do with it. >> a little frightening, too. thank you, scott. some people thinking about getting away ahead of the unofficial start of summer, and the airbnb is imposing a crackdown for memorial day and the fourth of july holiday

weekend as it works to ease trained relations between hosts and guests. they are blocking one and two-night reservations if they believe there's red flags, and that includes guest reviews and whether the booking is last-minute, and they are also encouraging neighbors to report parties to a support line. hold your horses. officers in burbank had to track down a loose horse last night. police got a call about a horse running frantically down a street without its owner. the horse still had a saddle on it. the officers found a horse grazing on a lawn and one officer was able to mount the horse and ride it back to the owner. owner said the horse got spooked after their ride and just

bolted. >> he doesn't really look where he's going. up and away. best burgers in america, and the bay area is representing. >> you know it's good when it's best burger day and it goes all weekend. koja kitchen made it to number 10 on the list. they serve burgers on buns made from rice. also on the list, bear bites in newark, and then the counter, locally owned. you can find one on santana road in san josé. national burger day is sunday so if you would like to celebrate -- >> we will have burgers. our friends are having us over. >> what time?

>> yeah, set a few more tables, mike and diane. >> hey, there's a little diddy about mike and diane. >> i think a lot of people will be grilling out this weekend, and i like the cooler weather when you are outside grilling, and you have the heat coming up and you don't want it to be too hot outside. we are seeing unhealthy air quality in some spots. it's moderate at the coast and in the bay. take a look at the temperatures that you are going to feel today, reaching 71 in dublin as well as 71 in free mopped and in mountain view. our temperatures in much of the north bay reaching up to the 60s. 71 in santa rosa. in san francisco, 62 degrees. the 7-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. you are going to notice there is

not much of a change. i switched the graphic here to tomorrow and it looks exactly like today. upper 60s, low 70s. saturday is also about the same, maybe slightly warmer in spots like los gatos as well as morgan hill reaching into the upper 70s. also about 75 in santa rosa. overall it looks nice and quiet. we have also seen at least here the weather is good, but if you are going to the sierra keep an eye to the sky because each and every afternoon we have showers and storms develop, and there was a lot of sky to ground lightning and that's dangerous. we are still looking at more of the storms that will continue to develop and move into far northern california. if you are going to be traveling further north you may also encounter some of the wet weather and the daily storms, but none of that move into the bay area just yet. in fact, for the weekend we have

the bottlerock festival happening in napa. it will be beautiful out there, and not often for a memorial day weekend do you have temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we will see that. you also want to look up. there will be a five planet parade peaking on may 29th. if you have maybe a telescope or something, you may be able to see all of them and that's something really cool to look up and see this weekend as our temperatures remain nice and comfortable. mike, you continue with the major crash in livermore? yeah, this happened at about 3:30 this morning. i will give asecond to process this information as i step in. we are looking at the chp activity blocking these lanes off, flares as well. this is approaching the vasco off-ramp. it's past the first exit. these folks are getting by the distraction, and the westbound commute also a distraction, and some areas of the middle have

been raised up. looks like the debris has been cleared. we are looking at the map and there's progress, but still a huge delay. eastbound is counter commute, and westbound is the commute, and the rest of the bay is looking smooth and even lighter at the bay bridge even though you can't tell it. back to you. >> if you say so, mike. still ahead, honorining a musisic legend. ♪ ♪ proroud mary keep on b burnin♪ ♪ >> legioions of f fans are rememembering titina turnener. afterr the breakak we w will ta look at h her lasasting legacy will s show youou r reaction f people that knew her best. stay with us.. you are e watching " "today in bay.y."

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ike turner who married her and renamed her without telling her. she left ike without a penny to her name. joel sullivan remembers seeing her in san francisco when she was at the rock bottom of her career. >> she played a lunchtime gig at sf state and they paid her $750. >> a deterred turner worked her way back up to superstar status and over her long career she won eight grammys and was inducted into the hall of fame twice. >> many are offering condolences, including oprah winfrey saying in part i am a better woman and better human because her life touched mine. she was, indeed, the best. the "today" show is remembering turner, and actress ruben is

speaking about how she decided to leave "er" and join turner on tour as a backup dancer. >> what a talent. >> what an opportunity. >> yeah. top stories we are following for you today includes breaking news in the east bay. >> reporter: one person is dead after a four-vehicle accident. after a four-vehicle accident. we

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there's an overall broad lack of communication from the district. they need to have better communication plans. they need to let parents know what to expect when there are emergency situations, and they are failing at it. >> at 6:30, frustration among families in the south bay. we are live this morning with the questions parents and teachers are raising as one district faces growing safety concerns on its campuses. closing its doors forever. the big blow for one oakland restaurant that left the owner say it's just time to move on. a concerning new shortage of lifeguards is emerging. new push to find people with life-saving skills and the

potential impact it could have on your summer beach plans. this is "today in the bay." thanks so much for joining us on this thursday morning. i am kris sanchez. i am in for marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. we are following breaking news this thursday morning. there has been a deadly crash shutting down laneses of eastbod 580 in livermore. >> bob redell is live on the scene. bob, what do we know about how this happened? >> reporter: good morning, kris and laura. this happened around 3:30 this morning. we are here on eastbound 580. you are looking towards the east where the accident scene happened underneath the first street overpass here in livermore. i will tell you how it happened in a minute, but an update, the tow trucks are on the scene and removing the vehicles. hopefully this will reopen soon, and whether that soon means the next 15 minutes, we're not clear on that but there is progress on getting this reopened.

four lanes are shutdown, and they are opening the number five lane. chp says the driver of a red ford mustang was heading eastbound at a high rate of speed when they rear-ended a white pickup truck. then the driver of the red mustang ricochetted off the median where then that driver was hit by another pickup truck and it was the driver of the mustang that sadly died at the scene. another person was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries. again, chp, they have taken some time to investigate. the wreckers did show up and they are trying to get the scene cleared so they can have it open for the rest of the morning commute. this is the reverse commute direction, and where the headlights are coming towards us, that's the commute direction and that is slowing, and you

have looky-loos looking at the scene. for more on the rest of the commute, i will send it over to mike inouye. mike? >> we're looking over here, bob. you saw the vehicles slowing eastbound, and that's where the lane restrictions are in place, and bob says that's counter commute. the distraction is a huge issue. you saw the low center divide. some folks wonder why are they raising center divides in the bay area, and that's to prevent what you are seeing, and hopefully both directions will get a little more relief. the backup out of the altamont pass creates a huge slow down as you approach vasco and first street. everywhere else around the bay

looks lighter than it is typically. the toll plaza is there, and the south bay looking good with just mild slowing for 101. let's take it back over to the tri-valley with a look outside. dublin, it's a cloudy start. our temperature right now, 53 degrees. this is very much like it was yesterday. we are going to stay in the weather pattern at least for a spot like the inland valleys and dublin. it will clear up more quickly than other areas. at 9:00 we will see sunshine and the sunshine will continue through the afternoon. we will only make it up to 71 for a high today. low 60s for san francisco. upper 60s and low 70s elsewhere. we will talk about what is going on this weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. it's 6:35 right now. a violent breakin' is forcing

the owner of the oakland's high tpau leasha restaurant is closing down. because the cleanup is set to be so expensive, she chose instead not to reopen. she may decide to turn the venue into a wine bar. the restaurant only opened last year. and then a juvenile and the judge will decide if that teenager should be tried as an adult. two teenagers were racing last november, and the camera shows the car driven by the teenager slam into a vehicle carrying the couple and their two 7-year-old twins. both of their girls survived. the other suspect pleaded not guilty last december. anxious parents in san josé are promising to attend

tonight's school board meeting to learn what is being done to keep their kids safe. last night parents packed a safety meeting at a hoover middle school which police also attended. police say -- parents, rather, say they are frustrated and offer their own solutions. >> i would like to see and also partner as a community with specific concrete actions that we can demonstrate, and we need to be modeling and show our children when we fail, which is to own up, learn from it and take action. >> you guys make a great investment into that. >> last week police arrested a student at willow glen high who they say was armed with a knife and loaded ghost gun. the campus was briefly placed on lockdown. fortunately nobody was hurt.

students there are planning a walkout tomorrow to bring more attention to gun violence. and then receiving a windfall all to help our climate in crisis. we are looking at the city by the bay this morning where mayor london breed will announce a new effort to strengthen storm water management and climate resilience. that includes a nearly $800 million loan agreement. the event is happening at 10:00. with summer around the corner, today at noon san josé is hosting a beach safety session at city hall, they will have safety tips and cpr training and recruiting lifeguards. there's a nationwide shortage of lifeguards. as one spokesperson explains, it's making beaches and pools much more dangerous. >> we have already had eight drownings this year in our

community, and this is only the fifth month and that is because we do not have enough lifeguards prepped. unfortunately, all the drownings happened in areas where there are not lifeguards. >> the "today" show has more on the shortage and how it will impact your beach summer plans coming up today at 7:00 after "today in the bay." >> we were talking with some parks and rec department workers in the city of san josé. lifeguards in the city of san josé could make up to $26 if they have the master training, and i said, kids, put your resumes online. >> your girls are swimmers, too. >> the little one is too young, but the big one can. memorial day weekend, it's going to be chilly out there.

definitely good for baseball. we have a home game for the a's tomorrow. 61 degrees and partly cloudy and breezy winds out there then. we will see temperatures dropping into the upper 50s by the end of the game, so wear layers because it will be chilly out there. we have had thunderstorms developing each afternoon there in south lake tahoe. it does make it dangerous if you are going to be out hiking or in the wide-open spaces. this weekend we have bottlerock happening in napa and it will be amazing. temperatures reach into the low 70s. overnight temperatures in the low 50s. we can wrap up the weekend with carnival in san francisco. the grand parade will be on sunday morning. it's going to be in the mid-50s with some peeks of sunshine. mike, still watching that crash in the tri-valley?

>> kari, we keep taking the live look at bob redell and daniel are showing us here. traffic is slowing but there are more lanes open now. they opened an additional lane in the eastbound direction. we still have a tow truck and a flatbed and another tow truck for these two vehicles, and there are more closer to bob as he is closer to first street there. and then the sensors show it's bogging down in the westbound direction. that's the biggest backup. the build is for vasco. despite there's all the activity in the area, we're still half an hour from brentwood and discovery bay. towards the bay bridge, the metering lights are on and the backup is filling the screen but you will notice there's good spacing and good movement over here on the bay bridge. that's great movement.

hov, of course, the big advantage. the rest of the bay showing a smooth flow of traffic, and gentle for 101, and gentle is a euphemism for it's coming. one analysts take on whether or not it's time to panic about job security with a.i. a new stanford soccer player already making history around the world, and we are celebrating her recent accomplishments in light of asian american pacific

thursday morning. let's head over to brentwood with a mostly clear and breezy start to the day. it's 54 degrees and we have a lot of sunshine in our forecast for today and slowly warming up. overall a pleasant afternoon. make plans to get outside not only today but over the weekend. more on that coming up. the clearing we are starting to see for eastbound 580, the distraction on your westbound commute builds to the drive out of the altamont pass, and it's

showing up on altamont pass road, as you can see. vasco, we will talk about the activity there with the crash activity, coming up. the a.i. explosion is having a lot of people asking themselves if it's going to jeopardize the future workforce. and the white house is looking at that including trying to get a better handle on the potential impact for workers. most analysts agree it's too soon to panic about jobs lost, but we spoke with one expert that said a.i. could boost jobs in some areas, but some could be vulnerable. >> some of the things that could be duplicated with a.i. and workers, is customer service work and warehouse work. there's no key right now for people predicting exactly how that will look.

>> a.i. in the job sector is one slice of a much larger pie, but many analysts believe a.i.'s impact will be felt in about two years. the big threat to american jobs in the immediate future is the debt ceiling. if america defaults on its loans we could see a million and a half jobs lost in the first week. >> yeah, in the first week. and other jobs might not provide a steady paycheck because the government would struggle to find the money to pay air traffic controllers, u.s. navy sailors, and doctors that bill medicare or social security recipients. seven days remain until the predict the default. the two sides have agreed to some cuts to government programs, but there are not a lot of places they can cut. you can break government spending down into four basic categories. the big two are social security and medicare.

you want to save money? cut those. nobody is willing to do that. the republicans say defense is off the table, so that leaves discretionary funding, everything else, education, health care, law enforcement, border security, veterans benefits and faa -- a thousand other things. this is where the cuts would come but it's a very small part of the budget. in other news, the president will nominate brown to be the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. brown is best known in civilian circles for speaking out after the murder of george floyd. >> i am thinking about how full i am with emotion not for just george floyd but the others that suffered the fate like george floyd. and tim scott in iowa and has a town hall with iowa voters

tonight. and fellow candidate, nikki haley is in new hampshire. >> the idea that they say america is bad or it's rotten or it's racist, i was elected the first female minority governor in history. america is not racist, we're blessed. >> florida governor ron desantis is the latest to throw his hat into the ring. we talked about that throughout the hour. cnn just announced it will hold a town hall with former vice president, mike pence, which is curious since mike pence is not currently -- currently not running for president. just 17 years old and the first indian american to play for the u.s. national team. >> this is exciting.

her name is mia and she took part in last year's u17 world cup, and that's under 17. the games were played in her father's native country of india, and she tells the "today" show she did not take that honor lightly. >> i think for young girls to have that is super important, if you can see somebody that looks like you and comes from a similar background and achieving things you want to d -- >> i love it. looks great. >> mia, like mia hamm? >> maybe. maybe her dad was on to something when they picked her name, right? good day to get the kids outdoors? >> yes, it's going to be great. my kids are in the last days of school, and it's hard to believe. we are going to head into the

weekend and maybe go to the park and do grilling, just making weekend plans here. >> can i come? >> absolutely. we are starting out with our commute to work in walnut creek. it's going to be partly cloudy for the start of the day. at 10:00 it's already clear and sunny. it's going to clear up quicker than what we will see in parts of the peninsula or the coastline. where we are seeing the sky clear, temperatures will feel much more comfortable. upper 60s and lower 70s. we don't always get weather like this heading into the memorial day weekend. it stays in the low 70s for today. very much like it was yesterday, if you enjoyed that. we do start out with a lot of clouds, and it's slow to clear in spots like oakland where the temperature will only reach 64 degrees. 62 in san francisco. just peeks of sunshine today, and peeks of sun in napa. in many spots seeing highs in the low 70s in the tri-valley as

well as the inland, and maybe a touch warmer in a few spots but not by much. we are seeing showers and thunderstorms developing over the tahoe area. a lot of activity yesterday with the thunderstorms that produced cloud to ground lightning. be careful if you are going there or going out hiking or on the lake for the next few days because we are looking at more active weather. if you are traveling to far northern california, there will be rain chances increasing. it stays away from the bay area but keeps us with cooler temperatures. we have seen reservoirs rising quickly, so stay out of the water, out of the rivers that have the water rushing past, and with the snow-melt those are rising across california. it's nice and sunny inland.

we start out with low clouds and temperatures in the 50s. it will be about the samame als in sanan francisco with highs i the low 60s. mike, are you seeing changes in the tri-valley? >> yeah, in fact, wanted to show pictures from bob redell, but they can't show those because they had to move. a deadly crash happened about 3:30 this morning, and the investigation and cleanup continued for the last few hours and now we are about ready to see the lanes open. when the flares all clear, the westbound commute will have less distractions. that will be a better flow of traffic out of the altamont. the last section of 580, that should recover. south bay shows how much lighter the commute is.

there's a gradual silicon valley build. back over to you. >> thank you, mike. happening now, mountain view is easing up on its water restrictions. the city leaders voted this week to lift conservation measures that were in effect for nearly a year. the rules included limiting outdoor irrigation to two days a week. the conditions have improved since the restrictions were put in place. many reservoirs are also reaching historic high levels following several winter storms. >> i knew we were in better shape, but all that water flow makes me feel anxious. up next, a look at the top stories including a funeral today for the man shot and killed during a confrontation with a walgreens security guard in san francisco. mourners will gather today with the case still in limbo. we will take a look at the deep divide this shooting is

6:57 on your thursday morning. welcome back. we are moving you forward withha look at this morning's top stories including breaking news. >> right now all lanes near first street on 580 are open again. they just reopened in the last few minutes. that comes as a person was killed in an overnight crash. it happened around 3:30 this morning, and according to the chp a red ford mustang was speeding and caused a train reaction. one person died and one taken to the hospital. mike has been following this all morning long. there's a crash on the other side of the freeway. westbound will recover after they finally hookup the last crash, unrelated to the first

crash, but the recovery for 580 should improve. back to you. >> thank you. the funeral today for the person shot and killed in san francisco by a walgreens security guard suspected of shoplifting, it happened on april 27th. video showed the altercation between the guard and suspected shoplifter banko brown that was unarmed but made a move towards the guard before a single shot was fired. the funeral comes just days after the state attorney general is reexamining the decision not to charge the security guard. the funeral will be streamed on nbcbayarea.com and is expected to get under way at 11:00 this morning. kari, a cool start, but a nice start. >> it's going to be a great day. we will see the sky clearing up and we are headed for 70 degrees, so even a touch cooler.

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