the sun is going to come out? >> that's the good news, we like to start our weekend off with good news but the sun has been playing a peekaboo with us this morning. about an hour ago we were see plenty of sunshine, the cloud starting to roll on through. also seeing some breaks in the clouds. good morning to you in napa, also seeing a little bit of

cloud cover with mild temperatures but don't worry about it, if you have lunch plans, look at those temperatures, as we go through the middle of the day, already 79 degrees by 2:00 and we will see our michael microclimate forecast playing out with 70s along the east bay shoreline with lots of 80s, maybe even 90s in some spots. i will walk you through the forecast in just a little bit. we've got changes ahead. we begin with breaking news this morning, a magnitude 4.3 earthquake shook parts of the bay area just after 5:00 this morning. it was centered in the lake county town of, about 25 miles north of calistoga. as you can see here, are seismograph picked up the shaking. so far, no reports of any damage . people nearby in sonoma county and as far south as san

francisco say they felt the tumbler. if you felt it, let us know on twitter. several people are lucky to be alive, after east bay police pulled them from a burning car. it happened around 1:00 this morning in danville. witnesses say a car was speeding and hit another car before it rolled over and caught fire. this happened right outside the starbucks at the shopping center. you can see the car it hit lost its front bumper and our camera saw paramedics take at least one person in an ambulance. a group of people were pulled from the burning car. >> they said they heard a loud bang and they ran over to see what was happening, and they just saw police cars and the big fire, you could feel the warmth of the fire across the street. >> parts of camino and crow

canyon road remain closed as the investigation continues. we will bring you updates as we learn more. now to a ministry unfolding in marin county, where a man was found shot a hiking trail. the sheriff's office received a call yesterday afternoon from a hiking trail in san geronimo, that's a census designated place at the north end of mount camel southwest of nevada. a man reported that he found his 83-year-old friend suffering from a head wound while they were on a hike. fire responders now say it was a suspected gunshot wound to the head. the sheriff's office has received several calls over the last few weeks that someone with a firearm around this area, they are now reviewing those calls, following up on any leads. the police at the public is not in imminent danger. at last check the victim is in

critical condition. this morning, we have new exclusive information and video connected to a deadly crime spree in the south bay. for stabbings, for hit and runs, three people left dead, all in the span of an hour and a half. and police believe just one man is responsible. police arrested 31-year-old kevin parker of san jose, about three hours after the rampage began thursday night. he is being blamed for the stabbings, and hit and runs, at six different crime scenes that you see on your screen, spanning 20 miles a crossed san jose. things turned deadly in downtown san jose when it's believed he killed an elderly couple. you can see in this neighbors security camera, it capture the moments when the suspect ran down the elderly couple with a carjacked suv. we spoke spoke exclusively with the son of the couple. his parents were 71.

he says he is heartbroken and angry that they are gone. >> the guy intentionally hit my mom first and then my dad. and on the way driving out of the parking lot, he made a u-turn and rolled over my dad. again. second time. no accident. it was a crime. >> he tells us the couple was painting their house and were stepping back to look at their work when they were run over and killed. this morning, another one of parker suspected victims is still fighting for his life. stephanie spoke to his daughter. >> two cities and several families are trying to figure out the pieces following a deadly rampage that took three lives and left at least four others injured. >> he's been a father figure since my dad passed away. i was just like why is that

happening again, you know, another dad taken away. >> elizabeth said her stepfather was the first victim, she identified him as josi montoya and said he was stabbed near coos a road during his lunch break. tonight, he's fighting for his life at a hospital. >> today i noticed he has stitches on the back, another one on his ear, on his head, basically all over his body. >>'s family has created a gofundme to raise costs and to help his wife and children during this critical time. >> why would he do such a thing. what went through your head? why would you take innocent lives away. >> police after stabbing montoya, the suspect, parkourana, took off in his car and stabbed a second person he tried to carjack . minutes

later, another stabbing on 10th and santa clara, and then this happened, police say parkourana intentionally drove into a driveway to run down a husband and wife on 16th street a neighbor who didn't want to show his face on camera shared the surveillance footage with us. >> it was horrific. i've never seen anything like that. you don't have to have a gun, a knife and a car will kill lots of people. >> the suspect is accused of striking a person on a motorized scooter in the same area. two hours later, he was arrested. >> he has a long criminal history and court documents show yes previous felonies, convictions including assault, possessing a pipe bomb and vandalism. parkourana also spent time in a mental health court. >> our city, county and state, must do a better job of holding people accountable, for getting the care they need are

getting them off of our streets. >> we are one part of the system. we have to see where the system failed this individual. >> parkourana lives in this duplex on coosa road in san jose, no one answered the door when we knocked. you can find everything that we learned about this including exclusive interviews and surveillance video. we will post updates as they come into the newsroom. we are going to turn out to a live look at the white house and capitol hill where the senate passed the debt ceiling deal and it heads to president biden's desk for his signature of avoiding what could have been an economic catastrophe. biden made his first oval office address to the nation last night about the deal. >> default averted, president biden delivered his first ever oval office address touting the

bipartisan agreement that ensure the u.s. would avoid a economic catastrophe. >> no one got everything they wanted but the american people got what they needed. >> the bill is passed. >> the senate voting in favor of the bill, just days before the federal government was set to run out of money to pay its bills. >> we saved the country from the scourge of default. >> the deal is also a win for house speaker mccarthy who is able to force democrats to curb spending after president biden, for months, refused to negotiate. >> sitting with one house with a democratic senate and a democratic president who didn't want to meet with us, i think we did pretty dang good for the american public. >> the new agreement will raise the debt limit for two years though progressive democrats opposed the cuts, and many conservative republicans say

the bill did not go far enough. also a unexpectedly strong jobs report. the unemployment rate taking up to 3.7%, still near historic low, but underscoring that the jobless rate could go up from here. still, amid high-end inflation, the hot job market, increases the possibility that the fed could raise interest rates again, as early as two weeks from now, with mortgage rates, already hovering near 7%. it's 7:10 right now and we maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. it's 7:10 right now and we have much more ahead

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once detectives identified morale is, as the suspect, they learned he was already in juvenile hall for unrelated gun charges. the mercury news reports he's also a suspect in the killing of two teenage brothers at a party in oakland. the sheriff's office has released a statement saying in part, quote, due to his extensive and violent criminal history and multiple jurisdictions, a petition was submitted to the das office to have him charged as an adult. unfortunately, that petition was denied the now 18-year-old was sentenced to 17 years at a juvenile justice center and the sheriff said he could be allowed probation even sooner. more problems for the a's, this time, in nevada. a budget battle between nevada's republican governor and democratic lawmakers could jeopardize the plan to build the park on the las vegas strip. the governor vetoed a key veto

budget on thursday that would have funded the government, education, police, fire and other services for the next two years. he also threatened to veto other bills. if democrats who hold majorities in both chambers do not make major spending cuts. if a final budget is not passed, several major measures would fail including that includes the one to fund the ballpark. lawmakers plan to reintroduce a revised bill with hopes that it passes before the session ends at midnight on monday. the governor does have the power to call a special session after monday. rainbow flags going up across the bay area as san francisco kicks off pride month. the city's first drag lori and help kick off the event yesterday, raising the flag at city hall. the lesbian freedom band performed and mayor breed talked about the city's values of inclusion, celebration and love, as lgbtq rights and other

parts of the country are under attack. >> it does not mean that we don't continue to fight tomorrow, but today, we celebrate. we have joy, we have love in our hearts, we have appreciation, the next generation, they are watching san francisco. they know this is the place they can come to get hope and support. so that's what pride represents. >> the pride parade is on june 25th. this year marks san francisco's 53rd year marking pride month. happening today, also in san francisco, is the italian street fair. the first ever today festival will take place in north beach near washington square park in san francisco. there will be live music, authentic italian food and a live pizza talks. there will also be a race and a sing-along on the final day. the free event begins at 11:00 this morning. and summer is around the

corner and that means it's time for county fairs. the san mateo county fair returns to town today, along with regular favorites like rides, carnival games and food, new this year is the dragon exhibit, there your kids can interact with an electronic dragon's, and there will be fun musical acts including two different tribute bands, one and elton john tribute band and a fleetwood mac and. the fair runs today through june 11th. if you're looking for something to do today, mikey has you covered in this weekend calendar. >> happy saturday. i know monday was your birthday, so first of all happy belated. if you didn't get that special gift you are hoping for, maybe your voice could take you to the santa clara county fairgrounds to the super toy and comics show where you can shop over 200 vendors selling new and vintage items, comic books, g.i. joe, lego, all of the stuff

that i, i mean you, could want for your birthday. am i projecting? or you could head to fairfax for the cycle swap. the swap will have folks who have things ranging from vintage to modern, you can get into the museum for half-price as a bonus. oh, and one more special treat to consider, perhaps, tofu. today i'll be hosting the 11th annual soy and tofu festival in peace plaza, there will be recipes from the savory to the suite, live music groups from across the state, games like the tofu eating contest, and the tower of tofu. the joy of soy awaits and you can enjoy the joy of commuting but check back with us, every

morning on today in the bay. >> how can you not start your morning with a smile when mike is on your screen. that made my birthday. >> cynthia joins us now. so much going on today. >> it's finally starting to feel like summer and i want to get you ready because it's the weekend, kids are out of school, let's go out to san rafael where we are getting that taste of an early summer morning, with already seeing the sunshine peeking through and by the middle of the day, we are warming up quite fast into the 70s, so if you have lunch plans, it'll be gorgeous out there. as far as travel plans, some of you may be heading out to the coastline, moderate bay, we are seeing the cloud cover stick to the coast but it should mix out as we go through the day, pretty quickly, maybe you are going to vallejo for the festival, make sure you weigh where a out there.

my favorite food, nachos with extra cheese and jalapenos, it'll be a beautiful day at the fair, we are seeing cloud cover but you need to wear the sunscreen because it's very easy to get sunburned with the cloudy conditions. as far as temperatures go, a mixup 60s out at the coastline, 75 in hayward. 87 in fairfield, could be one of our warmer spots today and 83 in morgan hill but if you like today's weather, you're going to love tomorrow's warm feel of summer. 82 is in san jose but if you are looking to get a little

bit of a weekend getaway. be careful in south lake tahoe, a beautiful day today but tomorrow and on monday, still looking at the unstable weather.

the school year is coming to a close and all across the bay area, kids are looking forward to their summer break. there's one local third-grader who might be looking forward to it more than others, all because thanks his older classmates, his summer is looking brighter than ever.

this is this morning's, bay area proud. >> the 3-d modeling class at prominent country day school isn't a required course, it's one students choose to take. this year, eighth grader sarah vander not only chose to take the course, she chose to take it somewhere special. >> at first i was unsure because i've never made a hand before. >> it all started earlier the school year when a parent of a third-grader approached the teacher joanne cabrini, the woman son, trent, was born without a fully formed right hand. she asked if the modeling class could take a crack at 3-d printing a prosthetic hand for trent. >> in my mind i'm like, yeah, that'll be nice for college and high school kids, but i wanted to do something with it. >> joined brought the idea to her middle schoolers and sarah

and her classmates decided to take on the challenge of helping make the life of one of their schoolmates, a little better. >> i really wanted to make sure it was perfect because i knew this would change his life if it went well. >> what shape would you use? >> following instructions they found online, the class set to work printing and assembling the hand. >> this is our failure box. >> a months worth of trial and error all led to the final prototype, and eventual success. >> i was so relieved that it works, i was like yes! >> i felt happy and i was super excited to show my class. >> we work crying, we were just ecstatic, running around and trent is running outside and the kids are high-fiving him. everybody was emailing me and crying. >> trent is thrilled with his new hand, and all the things it allows him to do that he couldn't in the past.

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a live look outside in oakland. it's cloudy and foggy. the good news, the first week of june has sunshine on the horizon. thank you for starting at with us. cinthia joins us with a peek at your microclimate forecast. >> good morning everyone. i love how you turned it around, cloudy but then we will see plenty of sunshine, first weekend of june and we are less than 20 days away from the official start of summer but who's counting, right? the roadways are looking clear, starting to clear up around the golden gate bridge and the cloud cover that we see should start to mix out as the day goes on. that gives you plenty of opportunities to do what you want this weekend. it'll be a mix of sun and clouds but it should be a nice day out there to get out there and enjoy everything the festival has to offer. after we see the clearing of

the morning clouds, we will see 70s, 80s, maybe some cities getting into the 90s i'll talk about that in my full forecast, back to you. several people are lucky to be alive, after east bay police pulled them from the burning car you just saw there, it happened around 1:00 this morning in danville. witnesses say a car was speeding and hit another car before it rolled over and caught fire. this happened outside of the starbucks at the shopping center. you can see that car it hit, lost its front number. our camera saw paramedics take at least one person in an ambulance. a group of witnesses say that people pulled from the car and told us more about what they saw. >> they said they heard a really loud bang, they ran over to the street to see what happened and they just saw police cars, they feel the warmth of the fire. >> parts of camino, tassajara

and crow canyon road remain closed and we will bring updates on our website, as we learn more. also, breaking this morning, a double shooting in san francisco. it happened around 2:00 a.m. on street near bryant. police say two people are in the hospital. witnesses say that people were involved in a fight and shortly after, shots rang out. no word on the condition of those victims. this morning, we have new exclusive information and video connected to the deadly crime spree in the south bay. for stabbings, for hit and runs, three people left dead, all in the span of 90 minutes and police believe one man is responsible. they arrested 31-year-old kevin parkourana, of san jose, about three hours after the rampage

began thursday night. parkourana is being blamed for the stabbings and the hit and runs, at six different crime scenes, spanning 20 miles across san jose and milpitas, it is believed that he ran over an elderly couple. you can see this neighbor security camera capture the moments when a suspect ran them over with a carjacked suv. we spoke exclusively with that couple son. he tells us his parents were 71 years old, and he is heartbroken and angry that they are gone. >> the guy, intentionally hit my mom first and then my dad. and on the way, driving out of the parking lot, he made a u- turn and rolled over my dad. again. second time. no accident. it was a crime. >> he says the couple was

painting the house, and were looking at the work they had done when they were run over and killed. the suspect, kevin parkourana, has a long criminal history, court documents show that he has previous felony convictions including assault, possessing a pipe bomb and vandalism. parkourana also has spent time in a mental health court. >> our city, county and state, must do a better job of holding people accountable. forgetting the care they need. forgetting them off of the streets. >> parkourana lives in this duplex on coosa road in san jose. no one answered the door when we knocked. the deadly crime spree is once again sparking questions about mental illness, and what can be done to prevent those who've had several run-ins with the law including violent

behavior and a record of mental health issues, from harming themselves and others. as tom jensen reports, a new state bill would allow courts to force individuals into mental health care against their will in extreme cases. >> one thing is the same in every one of the violent attacks whether it was with a vehicle or a knife, every single one of them appears random and police have not released any motive but say the suspect, kevin parkourana, is well known to them and the local court system. >> i share the frustration that the public must feel . the frustration that the courts must feel. >> we talked to retired judge a tell about the crime spree and parkers history.

>> are there sufficient resources for people who are suffering from these mental problems? >> according to court records, parkourana had previous convictions and arrests that included assault, a felon in possession of a dagger, and spent time in mental health court. it's important to note, he hasn't been formally arraigned in connection with any of the current attacks. >> we need more resources , perhaps more courtrooms. >> some resources may be on the way in the form of new laws. california's care court rolls out this october and several pilot counties which include the city and county of san francisco. >> i think families and individuals will see a difference. >> under the plan, family, friends, doctors and first responders, can petition a judge who can order a two-year care plan for individuals who suffer from psychotic disorders and other severe mental health issues. >> i think in the next six months, you will see a noted improvement in those who are on the street that have that kind of illness because we will have accountability. >> a new bill making its way through the senate goes a step further. stockton democrat susan said sb

43 gained support from state leaders including from san francisco's and san jose's mayor's. >> the conservatorships that we are talking about today, are a last resort. no one wants to take legal responsibility for another's well-being without compelling justification. >> the system, as it set up, is failing. >> the bill expands who could be detained and evaluated for involuntary treatment, including people with mental illnesses and drug addictions, who demonstrate that they are dangerous to themselves or others. amberg isn't ready to say which way he will vote on the bill but says in principle, it could be a great tool in cases where there seems to be no hope and conservatorship is a last resort. >> i'm optimistic that it will make a difference. >> how will state and counties

pay for the housing, medicine and treatment professionals needed? the senator says lawmakers and the governor are already identifying resources to fund the new legislation. >> you can find everythihing we've learned about the crime spree on our website, nbcbayarea.com, that includes our exclusive interviews and surveillance video. we will continue to post updates as they come. new this morning, rescuers in india have ended their search for survivors in that massive train crash. according to an update from the southeastern railway company, at least 280 people died on friday, when two passenger trains collided and derailed. more than 900 people also were injured and taken to the hospital. india's prime minister arrived at the crash site today to review the situation. he also met with officials and visited the injured and local hospitals. the cause of the deadly crash is under investigation.

back here locally, we have an update on the story of the oakland a's fan who was grabbed and nearly hit by a los angeles third baseman. oakland police say they are investigation is closed, that's because the fan never came forward, this, according to tmz sports. you may recall it happened after the march 31st season home opener at the oakland coliseum as he was walking from the visitors dugout to the clubhouse. he exchanged words with the fan, grabbed him by his sweatshirt and took a swipe at the spectator. there, you see it, he was suspended for four games, acknowledged he made a mistake and apologized to the fan. according to oakland pd, if the victim were to come forward at a later date, the case would be reopened, or could, rather. the earthquakes are hoping to score big with a world record attempt today and you can help th. can help th. em

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the temperatures reaching to 78 degrees now that the kids are out of school. plenty of sunshine around the bay area, 62, cooler down and half moon bay and in santa cruz but 77 in fremont and 85 in concord. you will love tomorrow's forecast. i'll get to that in a second but if you are going to another game at oriole park, we are going to see the temperatures chilly as the night goes on with first pitch at 7:05 and the wind starting to pick up. so make sure you dress appropriately and make sure you dress appropriately for our beautiful temperatures, near 90 in fairfield, 86 in livermore, 73 in oakland as well as scotts valley, 83 down in morgan hill. that will be the warmest day of this weekend before temperature start to go down on monday. we are tracking more changes ahead in our full forecast.

our long-range outlook showing that we could have the development of some or thunderstorm activity in the sierra so if you have plans to head to tahoe, yosemite, that is what could await you there and it'll start to move into the bay area, tapping into some of that subtropical moisture. some of that rain will be on tuesday, south of the golden gate ridge, before it becomes body and reaches up into parts of the north bay. so make sure if you do have the umbrella on hand, you have to know when to seek shelter as the rain chances develop. as we go through the rest of the week, tuesday will be our best bet for that activity before the temperatures, look at brentwood, start to go down after that. we will go from the 90s into the 80s and stay cruising in the 70s. i'll leave you with the seven- day forecast, in san francisco. a beautiful day to get out there before we start to see the changes early next week an d

welcome back, today you can become a part of soccer history, the san jose earthquakes are putting together what they hope will be the largest soccer lesson ever. more on how you can be a part of it. >> so the current world record for the largest soccer lesson was set in australia and it was just over 800 people. the san jose earthquakes want

to be that saturday night at the morgan hill outdoor sports complex, and they are definitely trying to beat it substantially with 1200 people and it'll be great. show up between 5:00 to 8:00, you get a free soccer lesson from this guy right here, shea salinas, a player from the san jose earthquakes. >> the event will start about 5:00, registration will take place, everyone will get a free t-shirt commemorating the event, a soccer ball, body armor products and then we will start the lesson and it'll be 30 minutes of a lot of fun. >> after the lesson can i joined the team? >> it'll range from ages five mac and up, there are some top players, maybe we will scout them out. >> show me something. >> i will be teaching a lot of things. the most basic soccer skill that you can learn is juggling. start with kick and catch and

hit it with your laces, straight up and catch it. there you go. okay, so you've played before, how many can you do? okay, two, if it wasn't so early, you could get a few more. >> that's quality. i got you. another thing we will be doing is simple ball work, so we are going to have the ball at our feet and we will be doing things like tiktok's and toe taps, that's getting your feet used to the fall. that's pretty nice, and then it's just inside of your foot. on the balls of your feet, nice. and another thing is simple passing, inside the foot, ankle locked, passing the ball back

and forth, so things like this we will be practicing with your new adidas soccer ball at the clinic. we are hoping to get over 1000 people there. we've got 1200 shirts, 1200 balls to get away for free and body armor is also supporting the event. so we will work on agility things, too. >> and hopefully, the skills that you just all right here will be a little better, maybe i'm the equivalent of 5 to 6- year-old. >> i'm going to create it where it's all ages and all skill levels. >> it's from 5:00 to 8:00 saturday night at the morgan hill outdoor sports complex, trying to set the world record for the largest soccer lesson. >> it won't be outside paypal park, though. >> fancy footwork there. thanks so much. also today soccer legends brandi chastain and allie e wagner will be in san n frfra to celebrate e the professisio women's s team, the bay footbal club or babay fc is led d by fo formrmer u.s. national team

players, they will be taking the field next year as part of a national women's soccer league and they are expected to play at the earthquake stadium in san jose. chastain says that bay fc will be like nothing the sports world has ever seen. >> women's sports and women in soccer, specifically, is that deepest, richest well of talent and school skill and intelligence that there is, so i'm thrilled that we are setting off on this journey which will start with a celebration tomorrow, and we will showcase our love of the game, our common purpose, and we will be drivers s of change >> that celebration tomorrow is today in san francisco's presidio on the main parade lawn at noon. up next, a quick look at the top stories we are following including

welcome back, before we get toward top stories this morning, here's what you can expect tomorrow morning on sunday today with willie guist. >> good morning, great to see you, tomorrow morning on sunday today, my conversation with one of the brightest young stars in hollywood, sydney sweeney, on her new movie, getting rave reviews from critics, and,

their reaction at home, to her edgy hit show, euphoria. >> i have to ask perhaps they were prepared the first time they saw the show? >> my mom was, i didn't prepare my dad at all. he was going to watch it without telling me, with his peers. >> here grandparents and your father pull up to watch euphoria, what happens next? >> my dad and my grandpa turned it off but my grandma, she's a big supporter of mine. >> a sunday sit down with sydney sweeney and another life well lived one sunday today are airs at 6:00 a.m., if you're not up, set the dvr and we will see you whenever you're ready for us. hopefully you are awake to catch willie at 6:00 tomorrow morning and stick right here for your local news with us, on today in the bay at 7:00. here's a quick look at the

top stories we are following this morning. breaking news out of the east bay, where several people are lucky to be alive after police pulled them from a burning car. happened around 1:00 this morning in danville. witnesses say car was speeding and hit another car before it rolled over and caught fire. this happened right outside of a starbucks at the top sahara crossing shopping center, you can see that car lost its front bumper. a group of witnesses say police pulled multiple people from that car and told us more about what they saw. >> they heard a really loud bang , they ran over to the street to see what happened and they just saw police cars, you can feel the warmth of the fire across the street. >> some of the roads remain closed around the shopping center and the investigation continues this morning. a magnitude 4.3 earthquake

shook parts of the bay area, just after 5:00 this morning, centered in the lake county town of cobb, about 25 miles north of calistoga. our seismograph picked up the shaking as you can see there. so far, no reports of damage. people in nearby sonoma county and as far south as san francisco say they felt the tumbler. if you felt it, let us know on twitter. cinthia has one last look up the forecast before we go. >> first saturday of june, and there's lots to do, plenty of sunshine once we do mix out of the clouds. we are going to see a nice day today and tomorrow, really, the peak of the heat comes tomorrow

before we start to see a little bit of a change going into sunday night. monday, the wind started to pick up and we have a chance of showers developing on tuesday. our inland valleys, look at all of that sunshine, 80s today, tomorrow, 70s remaining with us on monday before the breeze starts to pick up out of the west-southwest and the chance of showers, thunderstorms, really come to us on tuesday, and the rest of the week we are just cruising. >> when are we going to pick it up? well, 70s at least, so we will take them, cinthia, thanks, and thanks to all of you for making us a part of your morning, more us a part of your morning, more local news tonight at 5:00,

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