good morning. it is sunday, june 4th, 7:00, as we take a live look outside, the sun is already shining on the rose garden in san jose. and if it's anything like yesterday, it will be a beautiful sunday.

thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. we want to start with breaking news. we learned moments ago that in chicago, seven people have been shot, one woman has died. it happened at a gathering to remember a man who died four years ago. police say that five people are in an area hospital. we are waiting to hear their conditions. we will bring you more information as we learn more. locally, we're going to check in with cinthia pimentel on our microclimate forecast, the first sunday of the month. i hope it's like yesterday, because it was a beautiful day. >> it's going to be better than that. i've got good news for you and for everybody that enjoyed yesterday's forecast. you're going to love today. we are starting with a little bit of fog over sfo. but right above that, we are seeing the blue skies and the sunshine peek through, and we're seeing beautiful conditions down here in the silicon valley over palo alto, seeing that sun beaming. it will start to warm up from

there. we have a forecast of 71 in san francisco. 79 in mountain view. 10 degrees more over in concord and livermore near 90. the full forecast in minutes. >> cinthia, thanks. we begin with local breaking news this morning. a stabbing early this morning in the south bay residential neighborhood. police responded to shawn drive just before 4:00 this morning, and found one man on the ground in front of a duplex building. this is near cherry avenue and branham lane. police do not know who was responsible for the stabbing. the man was taken to valley medical center with life-threatening injuries. that violent stabbing comes on the heels of a deadly scream spree saturday afternoon in san jose. this morning, there's still no motive why that suspect killed three people and injured five others. he remains in custody in jail.

today in the bay spoke to a man who was nearly killed. >> he knocked me off the bike. >> reporter: he recalls the moment he was knocked off his motorcycle. he later suspect involved allegedly killed two people with his car that day, and fatally stabbed a third victim. he asked that we not show his face. >> he ran over these other people and killed them. why didn't he run over me? that's strange. and the only thing i can think of is because where my body was after he hit me, i was halfway under the car. >> reporter: he has a scrape on his leg and sore next and foot. jose man toya was stabbed thursday while on his lunch break, just a short time before wa waldorf's motorcycle was clipped. >> i went to restroom and i was just crying. but not in front of my mom.

>> reporter: a couple in their 70s were killed outside of their san jose home. their son, who did not want to be on camera, said they did not have any ties to the suspect. >> he intentionally hit my mom first, and then my dad. and, and on the way driving out of the parking lot, he made a u-turn and rolled over my dad. >> reporter: the identity of the person who was fatally stabbed has not been shared publicly. he was arrested thursday, more than three hours after the carjackings, hit and runs, and stabbings began. waldorf said the experience will keep him off his motorcycle for a while, but it showed him the kindness of strangers who didn't hesitate to step in. >> if there was one bad guy there thursday, there were at least 20 people who immediately stopped what they were doing, jumped out of their cars to make sure that i'm okay. i thought, you know, that makes

me have more faith in humanity. >> parkerana is due to appear in court on tuesday. many unanswered questions remain, and we are working to find the answers for you. you can find the very latest we learned so far on our website, nbcbayarea.com. happening today, expect to see a sea of orange in san francisco. non-profit group moms demands action is encouraging people to wear orange and march across the golden gate bridge for gun violence awareness weekend. this is video of the 2018 march. the group's goal is to honor victims and survivors of gun violence. it starts on the marin side of the golden gate bridge atavista point at 11:00 this morning. yesterday, alameda county district attorney pamela price visited the vision quilt at warehouse 416 art gallery in oakland. it continues today from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

made up of 210 banners for peace along more than a mile and a half of international boulevard in east oakland. the art was created by a middle school student, gun violence survivors and artists. happening today, remember lance for a grocery store employee shot and killed on the job last june. tomorrow marks one year since the deadly shooting of safeway employee manny jose. he was shot and killed in a robbery during his overnight shift. in august, two months later, police arrested two people in connection with his death. people are invited to honor manny this afternoon at willow street frank bramhall park at 4:00 p.m. and tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., a group will pay tribute on hamilton avenue where he was killed.

now to a followup to a story we brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. a teenager is in critical condition following yesterday's fiery crash in danville. we now know what led to that crash. the sheriff's office says it started just after 1:00 a.m., when a danville police officer tried to pull over a car for running a red light. the driver did not stop and led the officer on a chase for about five miles. police say the driver ran another red light, hit another car, and then flipped over and caught fire right in front of that starbucks inside the crossing shopping center. five people inside that car were rescued by police and taken to the hospital. the driver suffered serious injuries, deputies say the rest for uninjured. a year and a half after her disappearance, the family of alexis gabs say they're finally getting closure.

a sense of closure for her family. her father posted yesterday on facebook that alexis gabe will finally be coming home. her autopsy and forensic test on her body have been completed and a public memorial service has been set for saturday, june 17th. the 23-year-old vanished in january of 2022 after leaving her home to visit her ex-boyfriend in antioch. one year later, gabe's partial remains were found during a volunteer search. investigators say marshal curtis jones, her ex-boyfriend, killed her. jones was shot and killed when officers tried to arrest him near seattle. gabe's remains will be created and laid to rest in a private ceremony. turning now to joe biden, who yesterday signed into law a bill extending the debt ceiling for two years.

treasury secretary janet yellen washed that the government could go into default june 5. the fiscal responsibility act of 2023 will suspend the public debt limit through january 21, 2025, after the 2024 presidential elections. that means the u.s. can borrow what it needs to pay off its debts. when the suspension ends in 2025, the debt ceiling will automatically be raised to the amount of how much was borrowed. as pride month gets underway, a big boost is coming to provide mental health support for lbgtq youth. secretary of health and human services announced the funding in the los angeles county city of long beach. >> reporter: the city announced millions in asset for lbgtq youth after a roundtable

discussion. they say the funding is badly needed, considering these numbers from the trevor project, showing 70% of lbgtq plus youth in california reported experiencing discrimination based on their gender identity. and 54% of trans or non-binary teens considered suicide. >> it's distressing when you hear so many of our youth are on the verge of saying there's no other recourse but to commit suicide. >> i've definitely been at a point where i have contemplated suicide. i do think that trans youth have been targeted. >> reporter: some of them say the biggest problem with discrimination comes from inside their own home. at 7:10, much more ahead. coming up, we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with chuck todd, who has a eview ofpr

joe biden yesterday signed a bill to avert government default as soon as tomorrow. as he takes his victory lap, many are questioning whether both sides really got what they wanted out of it. joining me now is nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd with a preview of today's show. thanks for joining us. one of your guests, senator joe manchin, was able to get what he wanted. so did both sides really get what they want, and do the american people win in the end? >> look, i think this is a bunch of symbolic victories. this is not a very substantive bill. for what the goal republicans had and all of that, but this truly is what politics is about sometimes. the art of the possible. what was possible? republicans could freeze spending levels. they weren't going to be able to get democrats to control the white house. but they had enough leverage.

and they had enough leverage to, you know, do some things on the margins. but symbolically, this was an important moment for joe biden and speaker mccarthy. kevin mccarthy needed to prove he can run this house, that he can govern. there had been questions about it. took him forever to get that speakership. look, he made the white house have to come to the table and have a deal. the white house was convinced mccarthy couldn't do it. they were betting that the fractures would make it where they could jam a debt ceiling increase without having to deal with this. and so mccarthy, i think, proved his political mettle. and biden, friday night, he wants to take credit for being a bipartisan leader. and in many ways, his path to re-election is making the case that at the end of the day, he was the one willing to go across the aisle and work with republicans, that he does try to turn down the temperature. and when you look at the list of bipartisan accomplishments, they're starting to stack up. whether it's the chips and

science bill, the infrastructure bill, protecting same-sex marriage, and now this. so he has this -- i think long-term, perhaps biden will benefit more than the republicans here. but it truly is a win for both men. that's good to hear. and yes, biden definitely has a good track of those bipartisan congress deals. chuck, that's all the time we have this morning, unfortunately. thanks so much. we look forward to your show today. and join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." he'll have exclusive interviews with former attorney on president trump's team who just resigned amid differences in the fight against some ideas within the attorney's circle. more on that after this news cast. coming up in about 30 minutes, we'll talk to larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at the student loan forgiveness program, and

whether it could soon be deemed unconstitutional. in tennessee, there were celebrations in the streets of memphis yesterday as the city begins pride month on the heels of a major lbgtq victory in the courts. a u.s. district judge deemed the state adult entertainment act which criminalizes drag performances. the act was the first of its kind to be signed into law as drag performers nationwide have become the target of conservative activists. the trump appointed judge wrote "laws infringing on the freedom of speech must be narrow and well defined. the aea is neither." tennessee's attorney general says he looks forward to appealing that decision. a life-change ride begins today for thousands of people. today is the first day of the annual aids life cycle ride.

bicyclists begin the journey from san francisco to los angeles this morning. the event raises money for the san francisco aids foundation, and the l.a. gay and lesbian center for hiv and aids related services. next saturday, cyclists are expected to arrive in los angeles after pedaling 545 miles. the rides started this morning at the cal palace. if you are looking to get out and do something today, we have you covered in this weekend calendar. >> ciao, kira. today in san francisco's north beach, this is the first-ever second day of the festa italiana to commemorate the signing of the first-ever italian constitution. you know what? you can hang back and enjoy the food and drink while the racers run the course along the embarcadero, which is italian for "pier," where the ships

dock. moving on to a play that starts with a shipwreck, this is the second of three weekends for free shakespeare in the park, all performances start at 4:00 p.m. but the amphitheater opens for seating at 3:00. did you know in shakespeare's time the role of women were often played by men. no one even batted an eye. silicon valley pride is bringing back the monthly drag brunch from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. they'll kick off pride month with performances at noon with a live deejay, and a fabulous host. they promise over the top drag performances and bottomless mimosas. sounds like a blast. and it sounds like something for everyone. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog crying all the time ♪

trending this morning, if you are a pet parent, this one is for you. friendship pet memories analyzed google searches and found california is among the most kely states to spoil their pets. it looked for things owners searched for the make their pets happy. the most common search is dog toys, cake for dog, cat ys, cats scratcher. but one state that beats california, vermont. people there were most likely to spoil their pets. time now to check in with a double pet mom. cinthia pimentel, you are a new double pet mom. you've got two dogs now. >> i do. but sometimes when you buy them all of those toys, they still go for your shoes and this like foot massager thing i have. >> don't waste any more money on that. >> with today's forecast, walk them maybe a little earlier this

morning. we are looking at san jose already starting to warm up. beautiful sun rise this morning. and look at your lunchtime hour, already at 77 degrees, with our temperatures today topping in the 80s. and maybe you're making your way through san jose over into the coastline, down into monterey for the aquarium. there's a little fog, but it should mix out to enjoy a day with your family. speaking of a day with our families, the fair going on today from 11:00 to 10:00. i believe it's family pride day, so have a great time and wear that sun screen and stay hydrated. temperatures near 70 degrees with a lot of sunshine. we have plenty of 70s along the peninsula with 80s in dublin. 84 in dublin, san jose, and 75 for you in scotts valley. but our warmest spot also be areas like concord, fairfield, antioch, near 90 degrees today. so enjoy a mix of this day, because there are several changes coming ahead. we're taking a live look over

tahoe where we're already seeing that snow melt happening. we could see as the day goes on some convection leading to that development of thunderstorm activity. look at by the middle of the day, we are seeing those storms firing up. so make sure you're checking with conditions, making your way up into the mountains. as far as the bay area, warm and dry. before we see those changes early on monday, breezy conditions starting to pick up as well as that cloud cover. we are looking at a chance of thunderstorms pushing into our region. you'll feel those changes in terms of -- it will feel a little muggy, because we're tapping into that subtropical moisture. temperatures dropping down into the 70s, back into the 60s on tuesday. i want to get you ready with what we know right now for our hour by hour outlook. i'm going to rule out the chance of thunderstorms developing late tomorrow night, down into the southern parts of the santa chaira valley.

tuesday is the day we are watching with conditions coming into the bay area. the possibility is there for the thunderstorms and a chance of some small hail. make sure that you are tuning in here to nbc bay area where we'll keep you updated all day long and cover those conditions on monday and tuesday. in san francisco, it's going to be breezy and a little rough. as far as the inland valleys go, today is the best day to enjoy, and be prepared for late monday and tuesday. it will be very brief. the rest of the week, cruising in the 70s. >> not thrilled about tuesday. but thanks so much. it's 7:22. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the a's are in miami. the giants are at home. we have highlights and low lights. sports is next.

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it's the first women's professional somer team in the area and they got a big welcome yesterday. the new bay area football club launched yesterday in the presidio. as we told you yesterday morning, the team was announced this week, and people got a peek at the merchandise and got to meet the founding members, members of the u.s. women's national soccer team, including brandy chastain, leslie osbourne and allie wagner. >> three years ago, when we had this little idea to see it today, all of these people wearing all of this gear, talking about bay fc, i couldn't believe it, but it's really hard to believe. >> i want one of those hats. so far the team has not announced a coach nor a stadium, but we do know they plan to play next season.

the san jose earthquakes and hundreds of people, maybe thousands of people in the bay area are now world record holders. this was the largest soccer lesson. the previous record boss in australia with more than 800 people. the earthquakes exceeded their goal with 956 people participating in that lesson. congratulations to them. now to oracle park where it was logan webb bobblehead night. webb's wife, cherton, got to throw the first pitch of the game. top of the 3rd, flores knocks this up the middle for a single. davis scores. giants lead 3-1. in the 6th, this scores crawford. final score there, looking good, 4-0. giants blanking the orioles.

alex cobb gets the win, 7 2/3 innings of shutout ball. now in miami where the a's are hoping to win one over the marlins, but that didn't happen. miami unloaded on oakland yesterday afternoon. a's got their first and only run at the top of the 8th, down 9-0. oh, man. the a's avoided a shutdown, but not by much. marlins win, final score 12-1. 7:26 now. just shy of 7:27. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." nbc bay area responds. bad news. you make it to your destination while flying, but your baggage does not. here's good news. the airline might pay you for your missing essentials, if you

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it is sunday, june 4th, 7:29 as we take this live look outside in san jose. the sun is shining ahead of a beautiful sunday. unfortunately, i'm going to spoil things for you. cinthia has a cooldown on the way. thank you for starting the first sunday of june with us. i'm kira klapper. we appreciate you being here. cinthia pimentel joins us with a quick look at the microclimate forecast. sorry to steal your thunder there. >> it's okay there, but you got a key word in here, thunder. we'll see those chances as the week goes on. but right here, right now in san francisco. beautiful conditions already developing. look at by the middle of the day. nice and comfortable in the 60s there. if you loved yesterday's forecast, you'll love the warm temperatures that we'll see as we move into the inland valleys. good morning in fairfield. you will come in at one of the warmer spots. by the middle of the day, 9 degrees for your lunchtime hour. a beautiful day to enjoy the

sunshine. temperatures going up into the low 90s as we go into the middle of the afternoon. but yes, as kira was saying, we're tracking changes that start tomorrow. temperatures dropping, the rain chances coming back. i'll walk you through the forecast coming up. cinthia, thanks. breaking news this morning, a stabbing early this morning in the south bay residential neighborhood. police responded to shawn drive just before 4:00 this morning and found a man on the ground near cherry avenue and branham lane. police do not know who is responsible for the stabbing. the man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. also breaking right now, seven people were shot and one woman is dead in chicago. police say it happened at a gathering to honor the life of a man killed in a car accident four years ago. it happened overnight in

illinois. multiple shots were fired by an unknown number of shooters. police say a 25-year-old woman was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. the other victims range in age from just 17 years old to 29 years old. an investigation continues this morning. back here locally and happening today, expect to see a sea of orange in san francisco. moms demand action is encouraging people to wear long and march across the golden gate bridge for gun violence awareness weekend. this is video from the 2018 march. the goal is to honor both victims and survivors of gun violence. it starts on the marin side of the golden gate bridge at 11:00 this morning. and the vision quilt at warehouse 416 in oakland. the exhibition continues today

from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. the complete vision quilt is made up of 210 banners for peace. they run along more than a mile and a half of international boulevard in east oakland. the banner art was created by gun violence survivors, middle school students and artists. a remembrance for a bay area grocery store employee shot and killed on the job last june. tomorrow marks one year since the deadly shooting of manny. he was killed in a robbery during his overnight shift at the safeway in san jose's willow glenn neighborhood. in august, police arrested two people in connection with the death. people are invited to honor manny this afternoon in san jose at 4:00 at willow street frank bramhall park. and then tomorrow a tribute on

hamilton avenue where he worked and was killed. now to a follow up to a story we brought you yesterday. a man found injured on a hiking trail in marin county has died. we told you yesterday morning the sheriff's office received a call friday from a trail at the north end. a man found his 83-year-old friend suffering from a head injury, and a fall while they were on a hike. as paramedics rushed the man to the hospital, they thought he may have been injured by a gunshot wound, but now they're saying they're not sure quite what happened. investigators are calling his death suspicious. an autopsy will be performed. anyone with information is urged to call the sheriff's department. as an investigation is now underway to find out how a group of migrants who entered the u.s.

through texas ended up stranded in sacramento. 16 young men and women from venezuela and colombia had already been given court dates for their asylum cases in el paso, texas. but then authorities say someone lied to the migrants, promising jobs and transportation. they were flown by charter plane to sacramento, and dropped off outside of the roman catholic diocese with nothing but backpacks. >> they're in shock, they're very exhausted. i think they are just trying to catch up with, you know, processing what exactly happened. they were offered assistance by unidentified individuals. we're not sure who these people were. and they were transported here to sacramento. >> governor gavin newsom and attorney general met with the group yesterday and say they are determined to get to the bottom of what happened. their asylum cases will still move forward.

now to a dramatic scene in taiwan after a close call between u.s. and chinese ships. it happened during an american military exercise, and it's just the latest aggressive action china's military has taken toward our own. nbc's moniqa alba has details. >> reporter: new video showing the moments of a chinese warship came within 150 yards of an american destroyer in the taiwan strait. the near-collision with the american ship is the latest example of possible aggression from the chinese military. this is just days after a chinese fighter jet flew in front of a u.s. air force aircraft in what the pentagon called an unnecessarily aggressive maneuver. defense secretary lloyd austin friday said the u.s. will not be

deterred by china's unprofessional behavior at sea or in the air. >> we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion. >> reporter: tensions between the u.s. and china have been strained following the chinese spy noon that flew across the country. secretary austin speaking out with his chinese counterpart. their first face to face as the u.s. seeks to reestablish communication. >> dialogue is not a reward, it is a necessity. a cordial hand shake is no substitute for substantive engagement. new this morning, "meet the press" host chuck todd announced he will step down this year after nine years hosting the longest running program on american television. nbc news chief white house correspondent kristen welker will take his place. todd plans to remain at nbc in a

new role as chief political analyst for nbc. he also will focus on more long-form journalism. look forward to this announcement this morning on "meet the press" after this news cast at 8:00 a.m. turning now to summer vacations already underway. airports full of families bustling with bags. if the airline losing your luggage, you're not necessarily on the hook for your expenses. your airline will pay for the essentials, but only if you ask. >> the fed's airline watch dog said airlines delivered 99.42% of checked bags on time. that's great. but that leftover 0.58% is still a ton of late bags. more than 200,000 a month. on the upside, alaska airlines website, for example, says most bags are located within 48

hours. still, that's two days of downside, traveling without your stuff. let's keep reading. the next section says get reimbursed on essentials. and then it tells you how. keep your paid receipts for any travel essentials you buy while your bag is missing, such as toiletries and clothing. next, present your receipts at the airport baggage service office where you filed your report. other airlines do this, too. it's in their contract of carriage, that agreement you never read but accept every time you buy an airline ticket. let's look at two things. what's essential and how much money you'll get. essential is essentially up to you and the airline to hash out. say you're traveling for business. you have a fair argument that replacing a business suit is essential, even if it's expensive. but a bathing suit, you have a good case for the airline to buy

you a new one on their dime. 7:39 right now. still to come, think twice about the last time you were sick. a new virus is infecting people across california, and it not 's

we have the second day of the omg family festival. temperatures in the 80s, so bring a lot of sun screen and the hats for the kiddos. maybe you want to go into san francisco. game three against baltimore this afternoon. plenty of sunshine, but it is san francisco, after all. winds will pick up as we go into the afternoon. beautiful around the bay area. today will be the warmest day of the weekend before we start to see some changing. 84 in martinez.

further inland, temperatures near the 90s. 69 out in santa cruz. these change also be the last couple of days we see these temperatures feeling like summer. in the early morning hours tomorrow, we'll start with the cloud cover. hang on tight to it throughout the day, cooler. it will start to feel muggier at times. look at the counterclockwise spin that's taking form. as we go into the second half of the day on monday, i won't rule out the chance for thunderstorms developing in parts of mendocino county, and even down here in parts of gillroy, stretching out. this unstable weather continues on tuesday, when we'll see the temperature drop to maybe about 10 to 15 degrees cooler. and that's when the best chance of those thunderstorms, the rain developing, the possibility of small hail. as we go into the next couple of days, i know we're in june, but

know where the umbrellas are. now, this unsettled weather will push away from the bay area as we go into the second half of the week. but staying in parts of the golden state and parts of northern california through the sierra and down into the central coast. how much rain are we talking about? varied traces here. the bay area staying in those hues of blue and the light green, about a quarter of an inch. but we could see those amounts going up. so enjoy the day in san francisco before we see those changes really start to take effect late tomorrow into saturday.

welcome back. so say you're sick and you tested negative for covid but it feels like vi it could be a virus you mig not have heard of before.

it's called hmpv. officials say it has a lot of the same symptoms as covid, sore throat, nasal congestion and sometimes a fever. there was positive testing at 11% in march. to prevent it, doctors recommend hand washing, stays at home and masking in public if you are inclined. a major bide administration effort is in jeopardy. a student loan forgiveness program may end before it starts. both houses of congress have passed resolutions stopping the initiative, while recent u.s. supreme court hearings indicate the justices may soon find the program unconstitutional. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. great to see you. what is this all about? >> a lot of people are affected by this program, more than some of us might think.

it all starts with what joe biden did. the plan was to help students recover from debt. debt much of which was brought during covid-19. look at this chart, 40 million students involved. the average debt of $37,000, and a lot of money, $400 billion at stake. the idea was to forgive up to $20,000 of student loan debt for individuals learning less than $125,000 annually. this forgiveness was going to be paid for by you, me, and everybody else. of course, the federal government. >> what's the controversy here? >> that's a good question. you know, republicans would argue that the government just should not subsidize those who took in so much debt. and that they're going to be able to earn more money any way. democrats on the other hand say that businesses and others would be helped during this -- which were helped during the pandemic, and so why shouldn't students be

helped, as well? as far as joe biden goes, he's promised to veto this legislation. okay, that's one thing. congress, of course, doesn't have the 2/3 supermajority necessary to overturn the veto. but then again, the supreme court may overturn that biden plan on the basis that he did not have authority to create it. a lot at stake. >> vetoing, overturn and then overturning a veto. so what kind of fallout might we expect? what do you think will happen? >> that's the great unknown. we don't know. here is what to hook for. remember, 40 million students, one out of six adults in this country, that's a massive amount. so will students blame republicans because the republicans cut out this money and maybe the supreme court as well, which is conservative? we know that. and thereby vote democratic. or will students say, you know what? someone is finally responsible and we're grateful for the republicans for the belt

tightening. we just don't know which way it will go. but 40 million people involved here, and you know what? that could make a big difference in a national election. >> indeed. we hope you stay on top of that. no pressure, larry. thank you for bringing it to our attention. it's 7:49. up next, a quick look at the top stories, including an overnight stabbing in the south bay.

welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following on this sunday morning, including breaking news. a man is in critical condition following a stabbing early this morning in a south bay residential neighborhood. san jose police responded to shawn drive just before 4:00 this morning, and found one man on the ground in front of a duplex building. police say they do not know who attacked that man. breaking right now, seven people were shot and one woman is dead in chicago. police say it happened last night at a gathering to honor the life of a man killed in a car accident four years ago. multiple shots were fired by an unknown number of shooters. police say a 25-year-old woman was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. the other victims ranged in age from a 29-year-old man to a 17-year-old woman. an investigation into that shooting continues this morning.

back here locally happening today, a remembrance for a bay area grocery store employee that was killed while on the job last june. tomorrow marks one year since the shooting of manuel "manny" and he was shot and killed in a robbery during his overnight shift at the safeway in san jose's willow glenn neighborhood. in august, police arrested two people in connection to his death. people are invited today to honor manny at willow street frank bramhall park in san jose at 4:00 p.m. and at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, a group will pay tribute on hamilton avenue where he worked at the safeway. a teenager is in critical condition following yesterday's fiery crash in danville. we brought that to you yesterday morning. the sheriff's office says it started just after 1:00 a.m.

when a danville police officer tried to pull over a car for running a red light. the driver did not stop, instead leading the officer on a chase for about five miles. police say that driver then ran another red light, hit a car, and then flipped over and caught fire right in front of the starbucks inside the shopping center. five people inside that car was rescued by police and taken to the hospital. only the driver suffered serious injuries. deputies say the rest were uninjured. happening today, expect to see a sea of orange in san francisco. 3407 moms demand action is inviting people to wear orange and march across the golden gate bridge for gun violence awareness weekend. this is video from the 2018 march. the goal is to honor victims and survivors of gun violence. it starts on the marin side of the golden gate bridge atavista point at 11:00 this morning. and yesterday, district

attorney pamela price visited the warehouse in oakland. the exhibition continues today from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. thet vision quilt is made up of 210 banners for peace. theye set up along more than a mile and a half of international boulevard in east oakland. the banner art was created by middle school students, gun violence survivors and artists. and a year and a half after her disappearance, the family of alexis gabe say they're finally getting closure. on friday, gabe's father posted on social media that alexis is coming home. her autopsy has forensic tests have been completed and a memorial service is set for saturday, june 17th. the 23-year-old vanished in january 2022 after leaving her oakley home to viz it her ex-boyfriend in antioch. one year later this january,

gabe's partial remains were found. investigators say marshal curtis jones, her ex-boyfriend, killed her. jones was shot and killed when officers tried to arrest him near seattle. gabe's remains will be created and she will be laid to rest in a private ceremony. we'll turn now to the beautiful forecast and cinthia has one last look. >> before beget to that, i wanted to wish our john at the assignment desk a very happy birthday. we thank him for everything. the gift to you is beautiful weather once again. 71 in san francisco. 80s as we make our way into santa clara valley. some of the warmer spots, fairfield, antioch, those neighborhoods near 90 degrees. once we get through today, the cooldown is on the way. seeing windy conditions tomorrow. not going to rule out the chance of some late showers into monday

night. tuesday is the way to watch. we are watching the day that thunderstorms could roll into the bay area. some unsettled weather, so make sure you know where your umbrella is and when to go inside once the thunder starts to rumble. but we're cruising in the 70s for the week. >> i like the forecast after tuesday. cinthia, thanks. and thank you for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00, and all day on nbcbayarea.com. "meet the press" is next and chuck todd will announce he's stepping down after nine years. have a great sunday. we hope to see you backere next w hee

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