right now at 5:00, a 4-year-old hospitalized following an accidental shooting in oakland. we are live with what firefighters are saying happened. plus -- >> the nays are 114, the yeas of

313. >> we're live in washington with where the legislation heads next. more layoffs hitting the silicon tech world. how many meta workers are getting cut this morning. this is "today in the bay." good thursday morning to you all. it's a throwback day, but we are keeping you local. >> current news. not throwback. >> that's right. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. let's get a check of the forecast with kari hall. >> we do still start out with clouds as we take a live look outside in san josé, and as we go towards the morning and into

the afternoon, we will see temperatures warming up as the sky clears. gradually we will be at 65 degrees at 11:00, and upper 60s at noon as we head for 77 degrees. that's about three or four degrees warmer than we were yesterday and we will see that trend across a lot of areas, with a high of 79 in san mateo. mike, you had an alert for the san mateo hills? >> we did. let me get you out to the maps. the bay bridge is clear right now and that's an important note. the san mateo hills, there was a full stop in the westbound direction. speeds are recovering as traffic is starting to go through the area once again. chp just cleared this from their report. the crash went off the roadway into the hillside. crews are clearing from 92

between 280 and highway 95. >> thank you. a young girl has been shot in oakland. >> so sad. let's head out to today in the bay's bob redell with what we know so far this morning. bob? >> reporter: we know and believe this girl is going to be okay. last night in oakland, this was late last nighta 4-year-old girl was shot in the leg and rushed to the hospital. firefighters say the shooting appears to have been accidental and we don't know what led upo the shooting and if anybody will be charged in the shooting. this is near mills college. we did reach out to opd for more details and are waiting to hear back again. it's our understanding this girl will survive.

reporting live, bob redell, for "today in the bay" much relief in washington as we look at capitol hill this morning after months of back and forth negotiations, the bipartisan measure hammered out by president biden and house speaker mccarthy passed the house in a 314-117 vote. brie is on the hill. the ball is in the senate's court, brie? >> reporter: that's right. the bill to raise the debt ceiling is on the senate calendar. we expect the process to be similar with what we saw in the house with opposition from both sides of the aisle. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: with that gavel,

the debt ceiling agreement passed. >> this is the biggest cut and savings this congress ever voted for. tonight i hope we proved it to you again, that we put the citizens of america first. we didn't do it by taking the easy way. >> many hardline republicans oppose the bill, but house democrats helped push it through. >> three maga republicans attempted to take control of the house floor. democrats took it back for the american people. >> in a statement, president biden praised the house and urged the senate to vote quickly, saying the compromise is a bipartisan compromise and neither side got everything they wanted. >> house leadership wants us in the senate to rubber stamp a mammoth increase of $4 trillion

in new debt in exchange for a supposedly $1.5 trillion of claimed deficit reduction. >> this bill is nowhere near as bad as the original republican proposal which would have been devastating, for a variety of reasons. >> every time you turn over the rock, there's something else slimy under it. >> congress must act fast to avoid a potentially catastrophic default. lawmakers were warned they may have to stay through the weekend to get the bill on the president's desk by the june 5th deadline. >> thanks for the very latest. we will see if they get it done.

oakland city leaders is putting their support behind what is known as the ebony alert. it's similar to an amber alert. this specifically would concentrate on black women or children. if a person is between the ages of 12 and 25 years old, if they suffer from a mental or physical disability or if the possible victim is trafficked or kidnapped. the tech company meta announced it's laying off another additional thousand employees. meta announced its initial plan this year in a blog post to layoff workers and it's believed to be the second round of that plan. in another move from meta, the company threatened to pull news

from its sites in response to a new california bill, and in the bill meta argues journalists put content on its platform freely without meta requesting it. it's set to vote on the bill today. live in san francisco, getting started with the day, and meteorologist, kari hall, has been tracking conditions for us. >> we have seen the marine layer sliding in and keeping it cloudy for much of the start of our days. we are seeing not much of a difference this morning. it's cooler in santa rosa. 46 degrees as you are heading out the door. a chilly morning but it's shaping up to warm up quickly and be a nice day. we are heading back to the sunshine. we are going to be in the upper

60s at noon, reaching 79 degrees in the north bay and 75 in novato. we are starting a warming trend for today, and also for the weekend so we will take a look at that in a few minutes. mike, where are the prices lower? >> we are doing our best, and vallejo leads the list, the shell on tennessee street for the north bay, 4.11. and then in san josé, not far from our studios, 4.19, and that is the same in contra costa county and that's on willow pass road at concord super pass. then to the roads, we are taking you up to the north bay with no major issues and highway 101 to the golden gate bridge. look at the berkeley curve and

it shows you the taillights around the bend without any disruption. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up to infinity and beyond. >> our biggest effort was we get onboard to execute the job and work well together as a team onboard the space station and with the mission control centers throughout the world that we work with. >> a bay area astronaut back on earth after an inspiring trip to space. what she's now saying about that journey to the great beyond and why it's going down in the history books. plus, elon musk back at number one. the title tesla ceo just claimed, but first here's our senior investigator reporter. >> we invested something rarely talked about in the aapi community, sexual violence. 1 in 6 women reports being raped in her lifetime.

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good thursday morning. the time is now 5:13. let's take a live look outside in palo alto. before you step out the door, it's 50 degrees. a little cool and a calm wind. as we go into the morning, it

will gradually start to warm up but we are headed for slightly warmer temperatures today. that would be the trend go into the weekend. we will check that out in the microclimate forecast coming up. things are relatively calm right now. won't start to build for another few minutes. we are looking at the san francisco side and maybe a fire affecting the freeway itself and that would affect the metering lights. more details coming up at the half. >> thank you, mike and kari. wall street is set for a flat open. after the debt ceiling bill cleared the house last night. the markets fell yesterday to close out the month and it was a split decision for stocks in may. the nasdaq rising by almost 3% as excitement around a.i. boosted tech and chip stocks.

elon musk has reclaimed the title as the world's richest person. his net worth is estimated to be around $192 billion, this is versus $187 billion from louis vuitton. the two have been neck and neck for that spot for months. elon musk owns a 13% stake in one company. and then roger federer is the new voice of waze. federer will also offer motivational messages like time to rise, or trust your ability or i am ready to coach you along the way. >> i will have to check it out.

keith morrison was a good one. you have arrived, or have you? and then today in the bay's kris sanchez spoke to the first native american woman in space. >> it was incredible. to be honest, i had pretty high expectations for just, one, being in microgravity and giving in space and, two, all the amazing work we do while onboard and all those expectations were absolutely exceeded. >> as man stepped outside the international space station to finish work for the solar additions. >> execute the job and work well together as a team onboard the

space station and with control centers throughout the world we work with. >> she said there was a lot of training and years of preparation, but she was already a colonel in the u.s. marine corps and was a test pilot for the f-18 hornet and super hornet. >> i grew up in the north bay, and as a kid, honestly, i didn't know what i wanted to do. i knew i was interested in math and science but did not have it all figured out as a young child. i remember looking at the stars and being amazed at the thought of going to space, but i never had been an astronaut and didn't know that was in the realm of possibilities for me. >> and she's registered with an indian tribe, and while in space she carried a dream catcher her

mother gaver. >> she's taking a summer vacation and has plans of camping and visiting family and traveling to the bay area this september for outreach events at different schools. all month long here on nbc bay area, we're celebrating pride month. ♪♪ >> of course, that's rue paul. other sections on the list include "born this way" by lady gaga, and "i wil survive" by gloria gaynor -- >> i don't know the last one.

cameron was a disney gal. my daughter is a fan. >> there you have it. >> thanks to you guys, i know more. >> watch the "descendants" -- >> i got it. your kids were in that play. heading into the weekend, it will be warmer. the kind of weather we saw in may is starting us out in june. look at the clouds over san francisco. we are going to head for more sunshine today going from the mid-50s as you head out the door and get the day started to mid-60s for this afternoon. maybe light, long sleeve weather. we will head for 73 degrees in mountain view. 71 in hayward. instead of a lot of 60s here we are seeing low 70s. so progress. we are going to head to warmer temperatures as well.

up to 80 degrees in santa rosa tomorrow, and the same in concord, livermore. take a look at 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we are going to have warmer temperatures for the weekend. up to about 84 in concord on saturday and santa rosa reaching 83 degrees. now this is the first day of meteorological summer, so we look at what we see in terms of our trend for summer as we deal with climate change. we are across the country seeing all of these areas in red anywhere from 4 to 5 degrees above normal than what we typically have seen in history from 1970 to present. in san francisco now our summers are averaging 2.3 degrees warmer than what we used to see back in the day. also, many more of our days are above normal with san francisco seeing now an additional 29 days of temperatures above normal for the season.

we are starting to see the temperatures warm up, and we are going to see that happen just briefly. we know this year has been different, and now we are talking about the possibility of rain in june. yes, by the middle of next week, we could see scattered showers moving into the bay area. some of that activity drifting over from the sierra into the bay, and we could see that for several days next week. we will introduce the showers and thunderstorm chances starting on tuesday into wednesday after a hot weekend, and we will definitely cool off by the middle of next week. san francisco in the upper 60s for the weekend. mike, you have reports of a fire in san francisco? >> sounds like it might be a trash fire or something just off the roadway as you come down towards 8th and bryant. that's potentially going to be an issue as folks make their way on to the city streets off of the skyway. we are watching this area. the speed sensors show no problem. there are reports of a fire but

does not sound like there's any major structures involved. we are tracking that, of course. no slowdowns as we look down the peninsula. we still may have the activity for 92, and the roadway itself is open and the earlier crash has reportedly been cleared from the chp report as well. south bay shows a nice smooth drive. just a little blip for 84 and out of the altamont pass, just standard. back to you. >> thank you. when we come back, "nbc bay area responds." >> uncle sam got tough on robocalls but now they are rebounding. i am consumer investigator reporter, chris chmura. we will tell you why, coming up next. this is picture of bob and this is picture of bob and his daughter at bottlerock, - you u ok? - - there's a a flex alertrt ty

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they keep track of them. >> 225 billion spam texts across the country and around 75 billion spam calls. >> robocalls dipped last year, but they have begun bouncing back. we have been asking why. tonight at 11:00, some answers including a new step uncle sam has never taken before to make those robocalls finally stop. and why the extended robocalls are a total nonstarter, one very good reason to hang up on rachel from dealer services. if you have a complaint, scan the qr code on the screen now to fill out the form. and then battling it out at the national bee finals.

these three are all competing for the title in maryland. they survived the preliminary round. the group make up three out of only 11 finalist now. san ramon has a good chance. we wish them nothing but the b-e-s-t and then the new legislation that the city is facing this morning after the ransomware attack. national women's soccer league bay area team, today is the day we find out the team colors and the team name and team

right now at 5:30, a critical crash. police are searching for a driver that hit a bicyclist. what police want you to know to track down the suspect. it's over in a second. >> only on nbc bay area, an afternoon ride takes an ugly turn.

the action getting under way today to make sure this does not happen again. plus, soccer in the bay area taking shape. a women's pro soccer team set to lalaunch heree at homome. the big announcement set today as organizers hope to score a goal with sports fans. this is "today in the bay." good thursday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. welcome to the first day of june as we head into the weekend. >> i was just setting my watch. i still had it in may. >> kari hall has a look at the forecast for us. today is a big day, too, weather-wise? >> yes, we call it the first day of meteorological summer -- >> yay! >> we are starting out with cool temperatures. it will eventually start to warm up as we go through the forecast. in the east bay we are seeing a few clouds here and there and temperatures in the low 50s.

chilly start but it will shape up to be a nice and comfortable afternoon. 71 degrees, that's just perfect. low 80s in fairfield. 77 in san josé. mike, you just talked about a fire near the bay bridge? >> yes, chp left the scene and have not activated the metering lights that means it's not a problem for folks getting off the bridge. good stuff. the big map, no major issues. down in san josé the arrow shows you the beginning of the first build in san josé. the accident marker just below the triangle indicates where chp had some activity, possibly somebody going the wrong way on king. stand by for the updates. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the chp is looking for the driver of a black sedan for a

hit-and-run at the intersection of willow pass road and diamond boulevard. the black sudan hit a bicyclists and stopped briefly before pulling off on 680. paramedics took that man to the hospital and is currently in critical condition. a 4-year-old girl is recovering after being shot in oakland. firefighters telling us she was accidently shot in the leg. investigators are still not revealing what led up to the incident. it happened on 68th avenue near macarthur boulevard near mills college. we know she was taken to the hospital and we are awaiting word on her condition. bob redell is tracking this story as well. he will have a live report for us coming up at 6:00. to a story you will only see on "today in the bay," couples recovering after a fence fell on

them while they were riding bikes on memorial day. they were out riding on a trail in berkeley near i-80. jonathan was out in the front with a friend and amy was 50 yards behind with another friend. in the middle of the ride, a fence tipped over crushing all four people. amy said she suffered a broken happened and wrist and may need surgery. they say there was no safety warnings and they want the fence taken down. >> the whole reason for making our story public is because we don't want this to happen to anybody again. >> the fence was installed by a contractor as a safety precaution due to a road project, and the contractor they are working with and another subcontract tried to reinforce the fence this morning. the man accused of stabbing a bakery worker in san

francisco's china town is due in court today. witnesses say they saw him stab her several times. police later arrested the 61-year-old. he's accused of attempted murder and assault of a deadly weapon. he appeared in court for an arraignment, but the court could not find an intermediater. head over to nbcbayarea.com/investigation to hear that story now. and then information was leaked during a ransomware, and employees argue their data was not protected. the ransomware happened in january by a group named play.

information leaked included addresses, social security numbers and driver's license data. the employees are suing and asking for information to be encrypted. a project will create 60 new units focusing on housing and low-income families. it will be a five-story building with one to three-bedroom units. that project kicks off at 11:30 this afternoon. and then the soccer team, what will their colors be? where will they play? don't expect a traditional mascot. >> kris sanchez joins us live with the growing excitement.

are you going to tell us you are on the team? >> reporter: oh, yeah, right. i will tell you -- soccer, no, i think i would be a disgrace on the field. anyways, we are here at paypal park because we expect this is where the national league soccer bay area team will play unless they build a world class facility for themselves. that's what our sources say this morning. later this morning, we will find out where that stadium might be and we will find out the team name, the team logo, and what we will be chanting in the stands. alley wagner, when we pressed her for a mascot, she said don't expect a traditional one. >> you will like it and it will be exciting and we feel good about where we are and can't wait to share it with you. >> the bay area team is the 14th

national women's soccer team and was brought by the so-called founding four. they partnered with former meta coo in making a $125 million investment, which the firm says is the single largest in a pro women's team ever. >> we all know that girls who play become women who lead. we are about being part of that pipeline. >> our width of impact can not only be along the nine counties and nine bridges but really globally. >> if you are a soccer fan, mark your calendar for saturday because that's the team's public launch. it's being build as fs day for the bay. it's open to anybody. while the founders say this will

be the bay area's team the event is being held at the presidio in san francisco from noon to 3:00, and that's saturday afternoon. today's announcement is a virtual one, but we will be logged in and ready to help them announce what the bay area's team will be called. lots of speculation. we are very curious. they have a really tight turn around because their first match is in less than a year. in san josé, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> they are already planning for that. >> so excited. can't wait. >> shouting as a team -- >> yeah, in the stands. >> that's true. >> my cleats are heels. >> yeah. thanks, kris. throughout the month of june we are also celebrating pride here on nbc bay area. to kick off the month many cities will raise flags at city

hall. this is footage of last year's ceremony when the progressive flag was raised for the first time ever. it represents more people of color and the transgender community. city leaders in oakland will host a flag-raising ceremony at 12:30. bring on the billowing winds. >> yeah, that way we can have that flag flying high. >> yeah, at the san mateo county fair that will be launching this weekend, sunday is family pride day. we will have great weather there. take a look at the forecast as we open up the county fair. it will be in the low 60s, hiding for the upper 60s for the middle of the day. staying really nice and

comfortable there. as we head into saturday, we're celebrating everything filipino. in vallejo we will see our festival there at about 67 degrees to start. the middle of the afternoon, it's nice and comfortable with mid-70s, and a breezy wind. the sun also continues there. on sunday, we have the omg family festival saturday and sunday, and both days will be nice but it will head for the mid-70s into the afternoon. and mike, you have more info on the wrong-way driver you reported? >> yeah, the report came around 680 around king, and they found an abandoned vehicle which was reportedly a match of the vehicle going the wrong way. the good news there's no longer a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction.

there is an investigation. northbound 101 continues to show more build, and the rest of the bay shows a nice, smooth flow of traffic. southbound 680, they can do the roadwork this week, and right now the speeds are what you would expect including slowing out of vasco. back to you. >> thank you, mike. secretary of state, antony blinken is in norway. coming up this morning, we will tell you about the key meeting taking place and the high stakes sit-down he's expected to take part in with nato's newest ally. and then the all-new ordinance go into effect in one east bay city ahead of summer. what are you doing here? >> i am coming with you. >> did you bring your roler blades? >> a ken controversy ahead of the new about the barbie movie.

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happy first day of june. it's 5:45 as you are heading out in the east bay, we are checking out fremont. another cloudy start and temperatures in the 50s once again. it will quickly clear out and be slightly warmer this afternoon

compared to what we have seen throughout the week. we will talk about the weekend forecast just coming up in a few minutes. happy first slowdown at the bay bridge. no surprises. we do have traffic approaching that area, and we will check out how things are slowing down further east, coming up. antony blinken is in norway to informerly meet with a group of nato ministers. the nato ministers that specialize in foreign affairs are set to express support for ukraine. he will also make a stop in elsepb key before coming home to the u.s. and then banko brown was

killed by a security guard after he stole a bag of snacks. the security guard said he was acting in self defense. during a community meeting last night, activist say the city failed brown. >> another activist said that san francisco is not a safe place for queer and transgender people right now. we're still more than a month away from independence day, but east bay leaders are taking steps to keep people safe from illegal fireworks. the bill will hold party hosts responsible. >> if you think you will have your friend come over and do

fireworks on your property, you will be responsible for that, and they will fine you because it's on your property. >> under the new law, a homeowner could be find $500 and foot the bill for police showing up. just to be clear, livermore, all fireworks, including safe ones, are illegal. new for you this morning, you have notice a rise in places asking you to tip? turns out we're not alone. google says tipping culture has been on a surge right now, especially in the month of may. >> we call it odd news that has doubled in the past year is tipping culture. folks are wanting to understand should i tip? they are trying to understand what is a service fee versus a delivery fee or what is a service fee versus a restaurant service fee? am i adding more money or is it

factored in? a lot of people are trying to understand why -- there's a lot of whys around tipping. >> other top searches this month include the met gala, the nba playoffs and cinco de mayo. as we head into summer anticipation is building for the movie "barbie." >> some are saying the star, ryan gosling, is too old to play the famous ken doll. >> i'm comin' with you. >> gosling spoke to "gq" magazine, he is not worried and if they don't like ken, there are other stars in the movie to

enjoy. nobody really cared about the ken doll until now. "barbie" movie hits theaters july 31st. >> we must remember it's just a doll. ken is very older. older. >> all the complaints about inaccuracies in "jurassic park" until somebody pointed out, dinosaurs are not alive right now. remember, ken was a doll. >> yeah, and will ferrell is in it. a lot of different stars in it. >> i think it will be good for what it is. >> for what it is. >> historical documentary. >> "barbie," the movie. we're starting out our first day of june talking about more june gloom. what we are seeing over san francisco, it made it cool throughout the month of may but

we will see things clearing out for a little while and bringing up our temperatures a few degrees. it will head up to 66 degrees in the city, and 75 for napa and novato. 75 in dublin and fremont. reaching 77 in san josé. that's a few degrees above what it was the past few days. we do continue the warming trend for tomorrow and into the weekend with some of our valley temperatures hitting 83 degrees. much warmer than it has been, but just slightly above normal. we also had quite a few storms developing over the sierra. now that that activity is pushing off to the east, there still could be a chance heading into the weekend. we are starting out with hurricane season and watching a tropical system heading over towards florida, and on the first day of hurricane season, let me show you the names for this season. if you know anybody's name on here, just check it out. i was looking at events -- we have a producer called vicente,

so we will call that hurricane vicente if we get that far. here in the bay area, we have had cool weather but it's going to warm up a little bit going into the next few days. unusual to see that we could see rain head into june, so we will be watching that towards the end of the forecast. we will have more on that. mike, you have been watching a backup building in the east bay. >> no surprises here. we are looking at the metering lights, and we have that backup forming slowly and steadily. coming out of the maze, that's off the east shore freeway. watch this area west of the tunnel. happening now, a series 6 bay area museums are kicking off free days for the month of june.

the japanese tea garden, and the space and science center and the san josé museum of art all have freebies tomorrow. those are in place every month. >> so fortunate to have those museums here. >> we are. the catastrophic event researchers say could happen in california to our beaches if something in the future is not done to protect them. ahead at 6:00, the new alert focus on black women and children. the new push from east bay leaders to make it a statewide system. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you would like. we stream on roku, fire tv, amazon plus and xumo. you can watch live news and news

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welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." a new chunk of california's coastline could be washed away in the next 70 years.

scientists with the u.s. geological survey looked at satellite data at ocean beach in san francisco. they combined it with information like sea level rise and other coastal processes and they estimated by 25 to 70% of california's iconic beaches could be completely eroded due to the rising seas going anywhere from one to ten feet. researchers say these projections can be applied statewide. the study calls on us to maintain our coastline, keeping sand on the beach. losing our beautiful beaches would not only affect our climate but our economy. you can watch my full report on the impact on ocean beach and what is being done to prevent erosion. click on the climate in crisis tab to learn more.

>> thank you, kari. all month long we are celebrating lgbtq pride here at nbc bay area. what better way to kick off the pride celebrations than music. >> take a listen. >> that's rue paul with "supermodel," with one of the best gay songs they named for pride month. and "boy friend" by cameron. dolly pardon stumbled out of bed this morning and got another three guinness world records here. ♪ ♪ workin' nine to five ♪ ♪ >> she's adding three more world

records to her list. she had the most studio albums released by a country music singer, and pardon has released 65 different albums starting with "hello, i'm dolly." she has the top ten entries in the u.s., and top country albums for country artists and the longest holder of number one for hit songs. she accepted that world record at the ceremony in nashville. this is where she thanked her fans for such a long career. >> she's amazing. >> she is. >> and looks great, too. >> she will get a record for most views -- >> yeah, probably. oreo flavor is making a comeback. cotton candy flavor is returning to stores.

>> how did i miss this? >> we will find it for you, mike. a blue layer of cream and a pink layer of cream which are meant to represent the cotton candy. they were first released in stores in 2015 for a limited time, but after growing demand the cookies will hit store shelves on june 5th. >> i don't remember that release, but they're back. >> i am glad they are using the vanilla cookie -- >> the golden one. >> they are delicious. >> check them out. >> we have a lot more stories trending at nbcbayarea.com. check that out. a 4-year-old hospitalized after an accidental shooting in oakland. what firefighters are saying about what happened there. plus -- >> if we put the citizens of america first, we didn't do it by taking the easy way. >> the house passed the debt ceiling deal just days