yard sale for 50 bucks on facebook market place. he says he spends about 30 minutes a day on there and began researching. it's from a danish designer and is one of 50 ever made. so instead of keeping the chair, he decided to sell it because of its rarity. the chair was sold this month for $85,000. >> wow! >> yeah. >> that's amazing. >> good deal, i guess. >> my girls wanted to put their barbie dream house on marketplace. i don't know what that's going to go for. if you want to know what's trending, head to nbcbayarea.com, we've got a trending bar right at the top of our page. right now at 6:00, a federal indictment, a historic one, with former president trump. we are live in washington this morning with what we're learning about the charges over his

handling of classified documents. plus -- >> it's apocalyptic. i mean, i would imagine that it's probably worse than canada, so i feel for them. >> unrelenting toxic smoke from those canadian wildfires is just covering the east coast. we're going to take you to new york where they're still under major air quality alerts. >> paying more to ride b.a.r.t. the all new fare increase just approved and the other hike transit leaders are moving forward with. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you on this friday. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's check that forecast with kari because the weekend is finally upon us. the weekend is here and we have some changes ahead. not so much temperature-wise, but how much sunshine we're going to see. it was beautiful and sunny yesterday. today we'll see a silver sky, a lot of clouds rolling by as we get started in san rafael,

taking a look at our temperatures in the mid-50s, and we will see a mostly cloudy morning as well as into the afternoon. so that's going to keep those temperatures down. we'll cool it down a few degrees compared to yesterday with san francisco reaching 62, 73 in san jose, and 71 in dublin and livermore, and 77 today in fairfield. so we'll talk about the weekend coming up. mike, so far it looks friday light. >> we're looking at the span across the bay bridge. it is a smooth flow of traffic. there's not really a backup at the toll plaza. it's just on the incline. but then on the bridge itself moving smoothly into the city. we see a little slowing on the incline areas, as well as highway 37, the build toward the racetrack. nascar going on all weekend. a little slowing for highway 4, not a big deal. we are talking about a full closure for south 680 starting tonight. the alternate will be 84, which is getting a little more

congested. we're looking at the south bay with a little build for north 101. that's typical, even on a friday. >> thank you very much. 6:02 right now. developing, a federal grand jury is indicting former president donald trump on seven criminal charges. these are all related to trump's alleged mishandling over 100 classified documents discovered at his mar-a-lago home in florida. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson joins us live in washington with the latest on those charges against the former president. brie? >> reporter: good morning, laura. so this marks the first time in u.s. history that a former president has been indicted on federal charges. now, nbc news has learned that one of the charges is related to the espionage act. former president trump indicted on seven criminal charges in connection to more than 100 classified documents seized from his florida estate. trump claiming innocence in this

video posted online. >> i did nothing wrong and we'll fight this, just like we've been fighting for seven years. >> reporter: the indictment is sealed but two sources briefed on the matter say charges include false statements. his legal team says there's at least one charge related to the espionage act. >> we'll see the indictment sometime between now and tuesday afternoon and we think that's the only indictment we're facing. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the special counsel declined to comment. experts say let the legal process play out. >> it's not enough that you have a strong case. it is also important that the public understand that this is not selective prosecution. that this is not somebody who is singled out. >> reporter: trump allies are weighing in, on twitter house speaker kevin mccarthy called the indictment a dark day for the united states of america. gop presidential challengers are also defending the front-runner. >> what we've seen over the last several years is the

weaponization of the department of justice against a former president. >> reporter: trump insists the charges are politically motivated. >> they're trying to destroy a reputation so they can win an election. >> reporter: this marks the second time the former president has been indicted since he left office. >> reporter: and former president trump is set to appear in a federal court in miami on tuesday. >> when will we know the exact charges in the indictment? it's all sealed right now. >> reporter: so, laura, keep an eye on tuesday, the court hearing on tuesday. that is when we expect the indictment to be unsealed and the details to come out. that is similar to what we saw in that case in new york where the details came out during that court hearing. >> and everyone was rushing to go through it. it will be a big week next week. thank you so much. live from washington this morning. trump's attorney is speaking out this morning after the historic

indictment. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is digging through all of that new interview. she'll join us with more on that and the latest developments coming up later at 6:30. new to a live look at milpitas b.a.r.t. station. soon you can expect to pay even more for b.a.r.t. tickets and parking. it comes as the agency is facing a huge budget deficit as it struggles to increase ridership. the plan approved by the b.a.r.t. board includes raising fares 11% over two years. starting in january, the first increase, the average fare $4.20, and will go up to $4.43. parking the daily fee would increase from about $3 to $6.30 per day. now, there's still no decision on the proposed oakland a's ballpark on the vegas strip. the nevada legislature says the plan is in limbo until monday.

the proposal calls for $380 million in public funds to help pay for $1.5 billion stadium. at the hearing earlier, some of the senators there were actually saying why should we pay so much when there's a billion dollar team and we have to shell out hundreds of millions and that could go to services like education and health care. if a vote comes next week and passes, it will head to lawmakers for more debate and a vote. if that bill passes, it would then head over to nevada's governor, who is expected to sign it into law. this morning there's some slight relief for people living in and around the martinez refinery. scientists say there was no long-term damage to soil and it's safe to garden. you might recall back in november tons of heavy metal laden dust was released around the refinery. contra costa health leaders released reports saying the dust was not a risk to the soil. neighbors formed a group called

healthy martinez and have urged the refinery to install something called a wet gas scrubber. it would drastically reduce daily discharge and help avoid spent catalyst releases. >> they need to install the safety equipment that's going to keep us safe and that's a wet gas scrubber. >> the folks person for the refinery apologized for the ree lease and said the company has, quote, identified appropriate corrective actions at the refinery. hazardous air quality is really making conditions blanket smoke in the eastern part of the country. that smoke is coming from the canadian wildfires and it continues to spread on the east coast and those conditions are not stopping a lot of the new yorkers out there. "today in the bay"'s gabby acevdeo tells us that even with the air quality alerts, there are still many outdoor events planned this weekend. >> reporter: we are outside flushing meadows corona park in queens where last-minute preps are taking place for the governor's ball.

the air quality health advisory note in the area has been extended in new york and new jersey until midnight tonight, this all comes as lots of events, several major outdoor ones, are taking place throughout the weekend. of course one here in new york is the governor's ball starting today at noon eastern time, when the first performers are scheduled to hit the stage. but gates will be opening before at flushing meadows corona park. the festival will take place through the weekend until late sunday night and at this point all the main acts remain on the lineup. organizers expect that air quality conditions will continue to improve over the region. meanwhile, governor kathy hochul spoke yesterday about the 155th running of the belmont stakes, announcing new air quality guidelines for horse racing. >> if the air quality exceeds 200 at the facility, at any facility, there will be no racing. that's going to be canceled if the air quality is above 200. if the air quality is 150 to

200, only horses that pass an additional pre-race vet exam nation will be permitted to race and we'll be closely monitoring this. >> reporter: at one point new york city had the unhealthiest air quality in the world this past week, and it is still affecting people, especially those with respiratory conditions, as we bring you back to flushing meadows corona park, important to note that we have also seen an uptick, a rise in city emergency room visits with asthma related cases over the past few days, so new yorkers taking that into consideration as we head into the weekend, especially those with underlying issues. reporting from flushing meadows corona park, gabby acevdeo, "today in the bay." meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the conditions all week. looking at this, you can see a lot of this area covered in unhealthy conditions. >> yeah, so we've seen major improvements. take a look at most of new york, where we don't have any unhealthy air quality. so it has changed quite a bit

since a couple of days ago when those sensors were purple. now we've seen it downgrading to moderate to unhealthy for people with breathing problems. that really has improved quite a bit, not only there but also all across the east, as we've seen a change in the weather pattern as well. but the fires do continue up in quebec, canada, so we're seeing more changes with air quality. we'll be monitoring that. it has been nice around the bay area. we saw sunshine yesterday. we will see more clouds moving in today with temperatures in the low 60s for san francisco, and some low 70s as you make your way inland. san jose reaching 73 and 71 in santa rosa. we head to dublin where today's high temperature will reach 71 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. it's calm for now but lots of notes for the weekend. >> lots of activities. the sonoma raceway, starting today, nascar activity. highway 37 light compared to typical mornings, heading toward

121. the bay bridge, the metering lights are on. mild backup and not really filling in the toll plaza at all just yet. this is happening tonight at 10:00, full closure of southbound 680 for this stretch right here south of sunol boulevard. but there will be restricted traffic flow from the dublin interchange, down to one lane in prep for the area where it's closed just south of sunol boulevard. it reopens at coopman, so 84 is an alternate if you're coming from livermore or the altamont pass. a mild build for most spots like the south bay, 101. back to you. >> thanks, mike. bay area tech giants are trying to get workers back in the office. ahead, the brand new tactic from salesforce to cut down on employees working from home. >> also, how google employees are pushing back. >> and a southern california girl separated from her beloved stuffed animal while she was on vacation. we're going to show you how

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we'll see sun peeking out every now and then. overall another cool day and more clouds than yesterday. we'll talk about that weekend forecast coming up. and the commute is mostly clear. at the bay bridge the metering lights are on. they've been on for over a half hour and we're just now seeing cars slowing on the camera as you're approaching the toll plaza. there's a little slowing approaching the metering lights and up the incline, but nothing dramatic. we'll talk about the changes and adjustments you'll need to make traveling through the north bay coming up. wall street is set to open in the red this morning despite the s&p 500 notching its highest close for 2023. stocks climbed in thursday's session as the market built on its recent gains and traders looked ahead to key inflation data next week, as well as the federal reserve's latest policy announcement. now to a live look at salesforce tower in san francisco. salesforce is offering an incentive for employees to return to the office.

the company not mandating in-person return to work, but it plans to donate $10 a day for each employee who shows up for two weeks starting june 12th. now, in march the company recommended some teams show up to the office three days a week. teams that deal with customers, it recommended showing up four days a week. facebook parent company meta also asking all employees to show up to the office three days a week in september. google also expecting employees to show up at least three days a week. general motors joining rival ford in partnering with tesla to use its north american charging network and technology for electric vehicles. under the deal, gm vehicles had be able to access 12,000 of tesla's fast chargers starting next year. gm will also start installing a charging port used by tesla starting in 2025. gm's ceo mary barra told cnbc on

thursday it will save the automaker up to $400 million of the previously announced $750 million investment to build out ev charging. all month long the bay area is celebrating lgbtq pride and santa clara mayor gilmore will raise the pride flag outside of city hall. it takes place at noon. the pride march and festival will be under way and will happen on the capital mall. organizers say the ceremony draws in more than 20,000 people. tomorrow there will be a series of concerts and performances and sunday the actual march takes place. trending this morning, one family's summer vacation almost ended in disaster after a very critical member of the family was left behind, their daughter's stuffed animal. >> the daughter, natalia, this is her stuffed animal named strawberry. they traveled to guatemala last week, right as the family was about to leave she left it behind at the hotel they were

staying in. the family contacted the hotel, they promised to take good care of the animal. so the employees did just that. they took the cow to the spa, the gym. i'm sure the cow will remember it forever. eventually the stuffed animal made its way back to its rightful owner. >> that's nice. >> there's no nice like home. >> strawberry had a nice vacation. >> i'm not sure, but the family might want to check that bill. >> oh, right. >> we need your credit card information. probably a discount for the size. >> a few years back we went to calistoga for the weekend and my son left his stuffed animal there. at that point i was just, like, you know what, it's probably time to let it go. we just left it. his dinosaur is in calistoga. >> wine tasting, having a great

time. >> thank you. it's a great weekend for traveling here locally. we've got so much going on and the weather has been nice, too. but we've also -- if you do hit the road, we have to maybe encounter some of those thunderstorms that have been developing. this is a loop of the past 24 hours. take a look at all of those storms that we had over the sierra and even some of the upper elevations in the north bay over the mountains. clouds and lightning strikes and heavy downpours. that will continue throughout the weekend. it's nice and quiet as we get a look at hayward, stepping out to 57 degrees. we'll be in the upper 50s for the next few hours until about 9:00 with a slow warm-up today. as we are looking at much more cloud cover compared to yesterday. so that's going to keep temperatures down. we're only going to see a high of about 68 degrees in hayward and 69 in fremont. we'll also see some upper 60s from novato to napa and low 60s

for san francisco. it's going to be about the same tomorrow as well. as you're making weekend plans you will possibly need the jacket or also just a little bit of sunscreen, you can probably leave the sunglasses at home. the cloud cover does continue and we'll see rain nearby. but it does for the most part stay away from the bay area. only slight rain chances through sunday. and for concord, take a look at the temperature trend if you are trying to look ahead to see when are we finally going to be able to swim or have some of that warmer weather. it's only low 80s through next weekend, so our temperatures staying with highs in the mid to upper 70s, while san francisco also not looking at much of a warm-up, low 60s throughout the forecast. it seems like it's still friday light, mike. still friday light, but at the bay bridge that means just a slower build. very gradual, about 50 minutes now since they turned the metering lights on. there's slowing at the metering

lights because you have to slowly get through the area, but cycling to green quickly. the backup visible for the sensors. we also have an adjustment for highway 37, heading past 121, highway 37, 121, all weekend, starting today and continuing through sunday we have race related activities there at sonoma raceway. the raceway is sonoma raceway for the nascar activity going on there. expect crowds throughout the weekend. the peninsula, there are a couple of incidents but no major injuries as you travel through palo alto. we'll double-check, but the south bay has the only slowing sensors, north 101 right around oakland road. >> thanks, mike. 6:22 right now. next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> two viewers wait months to get their money back. then they call us to snap the stalemate. i'm consumernvestigator i

6:24 right now. you know when companies drag their feet our consumer teams really try to get them moving. >> they sure do. consumer investigator chris chmura has two recent cases that really stretched on for months. >> happy friday to you. we have one case from nbc and another from our telemundo 48 responde partners. let's start with melinda on the peninsula. she was at an impasse with her cable company, going back and forth over her monthly rate,

with nothing but static. so she contacted us, the cable company offered melinda a $20 per month discount for 12 months, a $240 win for the nbc bay area responds team. at telemundo, arlen fernandez recently helped maria in mill valley. she had paid about $3,000 for a flight to colombia but then had a heart attack. the airline offers refunds for medical emergencies, but maria's refund was nowhere to be found until the responde team spoke up for her, that's a $2,950 win. if you have a consumer complaint that could use extra attention, scan the qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. this weekend the world's fastest rodeo returns to livermore and this year there will be a few new surprises. >> the livermore rodeo is celebrating 105 years of bull

riding. the first one started in 1919. the two-day event features barbecues, as well as different competitions like roping and riding. here is this year's miss livermore with more on what you can expect. >> i think one of the most exciting parts of the rodeo is seeing the local cowboys in action, but also we have special acts in rodeo, which is super cool because you get to see the skills some of us have and the skills some of the animals have. >> does miss livermore head to miss usa or miss america? >> no, that's a different competition. >> i just thought about it. random thought. organizers say the winner of each competition will get a whopping $10 to take home. >> that seems like it should be a lot more. do you remember this? if you're a long-time viewer of "today in the bay," bob redell had his own little bull riding experience out there. suffice it to say we don't expect to see him in this week's competition. >> that looks like a $10 ride.

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in terms of him, he's a fighter and he's going to come out swinging and he'll be fine. >> right now at 6:30, a historic first. former president trump charged with federal crimes. the all new reaction from his lawyer. also, what is expected to happen when trump heads to court. this is "today in the bay." a very good friday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. first, we want to let you know it's friday, so start your engines. here is a live look at sonoma raceway as nascar returns to wine country. ahead at 6:45, stick around because we are live with more on

the full-throttle action set to get under way this weekend. let's speed into the weekend forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> it's starting out cloudy. it's going to be a great weekend. there is so much going on and we have some cool weather to go along with it. here is a live look outside in oakland as you're getting your friday started. heading out the door it's 58 degrees and we'll see temperatures in the upper 50s through about 10:00. we'll see peeks of sunshine here and there and that will keep those temperatures in the 60s for today, low 70s for dublin and reaching 73 in san jose. 77, one of the warmer spots in morgan hill. about the same in fairfield. we'll talk about more events going on this weekend. mike, you were wearing about two crashes on the peninsula. >> we took a look, turned the camera to look at 101 near university. it's great we have these cameras. toward the top of the screen, north 101 at woodside, another

crash reported. no slowing has shown up on the sensors. should be over to the shoulder. no injuries reported, either. 101's only slowing is through san jose, typical spot as you approach oakland road. we do have a mild build, a slow build at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been activated since 5:41. in the east bay, i'll give you the workaround for the tri-valley coming up. a grand jury is indicting former president donald trump once again, this time on federal charges, which is the first in u.s. history. >> this is in connection to his handling of classified documents after he left office. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab joins us from our newsroom. ginger, we're hearing from trump's attorney this morning. >> marcus and laura, his attorney and the former president himself are maintaining trump's innocence in all of this. trump releasing a video on his social media platform truth social. now, the details of the federal

charges are limited because the indictment is still sealed, but the former president made the announcement of his indictment on that social media platform as well, where he calls the case politically motivated. nbc news has confirmed at least one of the charges is related to the espionage act, other charges may also include false statements and conspiracy to obstruct. now, this is a case that can take years to resolve, but it is unlikely to get in the way of trump's presidential bid. the independent counsel, jack smith, who is running the investigation, had originally convened a grand jury in d.c., but that shifted to miami where the former president is expected to surrender on tuesday to a federal courthouse. in an interview on the "today" show, trump's attorney says the former president will be in court on tuesday and says he believes his client will come out on top. >> how can the president maintain he did nothing wrong? >> yeah, well, the starting point is up until the presidential records act, any

former president could possess anything they want. i mean, that was just kind of the nature of the business. they've entrusted them under the constitution with the nation's secrets, so if they want to keep stuff, they can keep it. >> reporter: this is just one of several legal cases surrounding trump. he's already been indicted on state charges of falsifying business records in new york. this has nothing to do with the january 6th insurrection and all of this, of course, is unfolding just as the race for the republican party's presidential nomination is ramping up with donald trump as the clear front-runner. you can watch more of trump's lawyer on the "today" show later this morning. >> ginger, thank you. >> as for next tuesday, legal analysts say what will happen will be uneventful, procedural. the former president will enter a plea, that's about it. but outside the courthouse, that's another story. >> you can see behind me, and hopefully even in the dark of night you can see how large the plaza is.

this is not like 500 pearl street, the federal courthouse in southern manhattan. there is an enormous public area here and there will be a lot of efforts to try and crowd control in anticipation of the arraignment next week. >> the u.s. secret service official told nbc news that secret service brass will meet with the former president and staff today to start talking about security and logistics. we'll, of course, be falling the legal fallout in the coming days. on our website, nbcbayarea.com, a really great resource for any updates. just click on donald trump. it's there in our trending bar. you'll find the latest news out of washington and florida. the search is on for the suspect wanted in connection to an east bay freeway shooting. it happened on june 2nd on northbound 880 in oakland. this is near high street. investigators say bullets hit a mini-van while traveling on the freeway. four people were in that vehicle

but no one was injured. the victims told officers they don't think that it happened because of road rage. and new details, the oakland school district will not reverse its decision to cut some special education classes. the board voted earlier this week not to change its decision. it plans to move forward with cutting special education programs from six schools during the next two years. school leaders say 31 students with disabilities will be transferred to other schools. the board says that the cuts were in an effort to save money as the district faces declining enrollment and a potential financial crisis. parents say that they were blindsided by the decision. who is ready for the weekend? how about some baseball? a live look at oracle park. the giants taking on the chicago cubs tonight. the team coming in fresh off of a win. they took on the rockies yesterday and won 6-4. even better, you can catch tonight's game right here on nbc bay area. that's tonight starting at 7:00

p.m. it should be a lot of fun. >> the music just gets you in the mood for the weekend, right? and the weather is going to be good as well. it's going to be cool. you just want to make sure that you are wearing the layers, but all of the excitement and the cheering, i think, will keep you warm. >> san francisco fleece. >> we'll talk about those temperatures. it's also going to be windy out there. and so if you're going to the game, make sure you prepare for 57 degrees, with 22-mile-per-hour wind gusts this evening. and it does get cooler as we go into tonight, as our temperatures drop back into the mid-50s and it does stay mostly cloudy. now, we also have a lot going on around the bay area, including the last weekend of the san mateo county fair. this evening we'll start out with some mid-60s and once again mostly cloudy here. and then we see those temperatures dropping off quickly after sunset. also happening this evening will be foodieland night market in

san jose at the santa clara county fairgrounds. it starts at 3:00 in the afternoon. it will be in the upper 60s and we'll also see temperatures dropping off to the low 60s by 8:00, upper 50s later this evening. now, for the livermore rodeo, we talked about this, this happening this weekend, both saturday and sunday. the weather is going to be about the same either day. so we're starting out with upper 60s and then we see highs reaching into the mid-70s, while it will be mostly cloudy. in redwood city there's a car show happening downtown, starting at 10:00 tomorrow morning. it will be in the upper 50s for the morning and then we'll see a mostly cloudy day and some temperatures headed for the low 60s for the afternoon. and at the sonoma raceway we are going to see temperatures there today in the upper 60s, but a little warmer tomorrow, even with mostly cloudy skies. i think we'll see more sunshine on sunday with a high of about 72 degrees. so that's just a few of the many things going on.

mike, you're starting with a look at the giants. >> we'll start with today's traffic, around oracle park, we always root for the giants, got the orange on, and we're looking at a 7:15 game time. after work, take note, getting off the bay bridge into the area right now it's the morning commute. the metering lights are active. up here, sonoma raceway, big races are happening on sunday. saturday also has race activity. but even today you can get over there, race activity, highway 37, 121, they'll all see additional traffic flow periodically. i want to note this as well. this is southbound 680 at sunol boulevard to coopman. there's a construction project going on. stick with me for a second while we show this purple section is the closure from sunol coming out of pleasanton. full closer here. but this section, big note, from 580 down to sunol boulevard

you're down to one lane. that will mean congestion even for this area of pleasanton if you're getting off at bernal or stoneridge. the alternate, livermore out of the altamont pass, you do need to get toward 880. last time they had a full closure because of waiving work. the alternate is highway 84 through pleasanton and sunol because of this full closure for southbound 680 between sunol boulevard and coopman, about a four-mile stretch. caltrans crews are going to repave the roads. this is going on through about 2026, is when they hope to have the whole thing repaired. the closures last until monday at 4:00 a.m. if they're done early, they will reopen 680 southbound early. but plan to avoiding that until monday morning at 4:00 a.m. >> i hope everyone heard your warning. thanks, mike.

one north bay town is cracking down on short-term rentals. next on "today in the bay," the all new policy set to go into place and what homeowners need to know. >> the east bay family facing

right now at 6:44, it's a cloudy start to our friday morning, as we take a live look outside in san jose. notice that we'll only see the

sun just peeking out from behind the clouds every now and then for today. we're going from 60 to a whole 68 degrees for this afternoon. we'll get a look at the cooler than normal weather and the rest of the weekend's forecast coming up. >> over here, i kind of like this view of the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been active for about an hour now. still no real backup. it's a little lighter than a few minutes ago. that's friday morning's light. we're talking about where things are changing coming up. >> light-light. thanks so much. new details this morning. windsor is banning non-hosted short-term rentals, non-hosted short-term rentals are places rented for fewer than 30 days and the owner is not present. windsor has more than 100 short-term rentals with business licenses. the council granted owners a two-year grace period to adjust.

this comes as santa rosa will limit the number of short-term rentals. a main road into yosemite that's been closed for six weeks reopens later this morning. a 200 foot long crack in big oak flat road was discovered the first week of may. park officials say it was a result of a landslide beneath the road. crews have been working seven days a week on the repair. big oak flat road opens at 7:00 this morning. if you're headed that way, you're in for a treat. the park has the strongest flow of waterfalls and rivers it's seen in years. a quarter until 7:00 right now. trending this morning, graduation season is certainly upon us and one east day family is facing a dilemma. >> they have twins, stuart and natalie, who are graduating from two different high schools the same day. stuart will be graduating from livermore high school and natalie, a valedictorian at granada high school. both are excited to start

college. the parents say they will split support. each child will have one parent at each ceremony. the family says even if they are separated, it really is still a time to celebrate. >> we're all going to celebrate as a family, the actual ceremony is only one hour of what's, like, a whole period of being excited for us. so i don't ral mind that much. it's just the ceremony. we're splitting up the family. >> yeah, we knew this was going to happen and we've kind of accepted that and we're not too perturbed by missing one of our parents at graduation. >> stuart is set to attend hamilton college in new york and will major in world politics. natalie is set to attend northwestern and they will major -- or double major in sociology and radio, television and film. >> good for them. congratulations. happening this weekend, the sonoma raceway is set to welcome back nascar fans for three races. those races are part of the

xfinity nascar cup series. >> quite the triple-header. joining us live from sonoma raceway is matt humphrey. ready to start those engines. thanks so much for joining us. what should fans look forward to? it's going to be fun out there. >> fans should look forward to all the fun and excitement that nascar brings, which is the rumble, the full sensory experience, the sights, the sounds and the rumble that you feel in the chest from the top race cars in the world and the top drivers in the world as they go around this two-mile track through wine country. there's no other place in northern california that can match this type of experience this weekend and we can't wait to welcome all the fans to see this great nascar action today, saturday and sunday here at sonoma raceway. >> my gosh, i want the sensory experience of driving one of those cars. >> we'll have to train you. we want you to be safe. matt, while you're there, i know a lot of people are coming down and shaq is going to be there as

far as a deejay. what are those things that people cannot miss? there's so much going on there. >> there's a lot of extras for families. >> absolutely. if you come out to midway here, there's something for everyone. so we have the nascar experience here on site, which is an area which is fully interactive with driving simulators, games, we actually have a show car that revs its engine every so often and it celebrates our 75th anniversary. it's almost like a party right there in the middle of the midway, but then you have drivers that will be coming out throughout the whole weekend who will be doing interviews. they'll sign autographs. they'll meet and greet all the different fans. there's no other sport on this planet where the athletes are as accessible. so fans want to come out, get a chance to see the top drivers in the world, get a chance to meet them, get their autograph, and then watch them drive around this two-mile track in some of the most exciting racing you'll ever see. >> what's your best way to get

in? do i have to buy tickets ahead of time or can i show up? >> well, i would suggest that fans go right now to sonomaraceway.com, get their tickets secured, purchase all the different experiences and then show up today, saturday and sunday, and get ready to have a great time with everybody else that's going to be coming to enjoy this great experience at sonoma raceway. >> nice family, fun event. >> so much fun. >> what do you think? >> i like it. >> i could fit. maybe i'll see over the steering wheel. i'll bring my pillow. matt, thank you so much. >> the three races are happening today through sunday, and as matt was saying, you can go online right now, sonomaraceway.com to purchase tickets. >> it's going to be a little cooler, because sitting out there in the sun -- >> yeah, it seems like in years past when that was going on, it

can be scorching hot out there. so that makes you not want to stay out there all day long. look at these high temperatures. today headed for 67 degrees and tomorrow we're going to see a mostly cloudy day but we're feeling very mild with a high of about 75. maybe a little more sunshine on sunday, with temperatures still staying nice and cool in the low 70s. now, we've also seen a lot of active weather across the region with showers and thunderstorms developing over the sierra. even some of the mountains over the north bay have had some lightning strikes during the afternoons, and this is a loop of the past 24 hours. we still have a lot of action happening. so if you will be traveling, just keep that in mind that you may need to get indoors quickly. but most of that is staying away from us. as we take a look at high temperatures for today, we're looking at some low 60s near the coast. mid to upper 60s across the bay and some low 70s for our inland valleys, reaching 77 in morgan hill. maybe a little warmer there as

well, with 78 in fairfield, while most of us are in the low 70s for the afternoon saturday, as well as sunday. so no major changes, but it will be mainly cloudy. we're watching out across the region because there will be some showers and thunderstorms developing, even just to the east of us as we look at the sacramento valley. there could be showers and thunderstorms. and then it looks like once again a lot of that falls apart before getting here, but there will be that slight chance of rain that some of that could make it into a few areas in the bay area for the end of the weekend. if you're looking at, okay, it's june, i'm making some beach plans, along the coastline this is what temperatures are like, in the upper 50s. there is not a significant warm-up there. only some mid-60s for next weekend. so as we take a look at our seven-day forecast, steady temperatures for the most part. we'll just at times see more clouds than sun and that will definitely be the case for today. mike, we do still have the friday light commute for the morning. >> absolutely. it's still friday morning so that would stay consistent.

toward the bay bridge, we consistently have a little more slowing each time we do a check. now there's slowing toward the richmond bridge as well heading into san rafael. highway 37 holding steady toward sonoma raceway, we're looking at the nascar activities and that will be a congestion point. right now very clear. highway 4 shows the build, typical coming toward 680. i just told you about the closure starting tonight at 10:00, lasting throughout the entire weekend, 55 hours. the south bay does show a smooth flow of traffic. there's a couple of incidents on 17 but they should be off to the shoulder. this will mean a closure for caltrain and a couple of track work projects going on all weekend. check caltrain's website as well as b.a.r.t., for b.a.r.t. orinda and rockridge and caltrain we'll have the bus bridge this place. and the blue and green lines are working on tracks as well. >> a lot of info.

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it is 6:57 for you this morning. we want to welcome you back. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories on "today in the bay." >> first, a federal grand jury is indicting former president trump on seven criminal charges in connection with his mishandling of more than 100 classified documents that were discovered last year at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. two sources familiar with the matter confirm the indictment. trump has received a summons to appear in court on tuesday. ahead on the "today" show, one of trump's attorneys will be live discussing the historic indictment. it's just a few minutes away at 7:00. and now to a live look for you this morning at the milpitas b.a.r.t. station. soon you can expect to pay even more for b.a.r.t. tickets and parking fees. this comes as the agency is facing a huge budget deficit as it struggles to increase ridership. the plan approved by the b.a.r.t. board includes racing fares 11% over two years. starting in january, for the

first increase, the average fare of $4.20 will go up to $4.43. for parking, the daily fee would vary, increasing from about $3 to $6.36 per day. there's still no decision on the proposed oakland a's ballpark on the las vegas strip. this comes after the nevada legislature adjourned their special session last night. the plan is now in limbo until at least monday. the proposal calls for $380 million in public funds to pay for the $1.5 billion stadium. some senators will questioning about a billionaire team needs hundreds of millions of dollars. that could be spent on services like education and health care. back here at home, this weekend should be a nice one to get out. >> it's going to be a great outdoor weekend because we are going to see cooler temperatures, but also a lot of clouds that will be moving by to give us some natural sunscreen there for the weekend. >> i've got to warn folks about

this again, southbound 680 completely closed starting tonight at 10:00 and that will mean a disturbance for the tri-valley. use 880 instead. >> the "today" show is just ahead. you can also get more local news right now on our newscast live on roku and other streaming to nbcbayarea.com. we'll have much more on that historic federal indictment of former president trump, plus we're breaking down the musicians topping your most relaxing play list. >> join us for our streaming show. you can find it at nbcbayarea.com. good friday morning. an unprecedented move against a former president >> donald trump indicted in that classified documented case it is june 9th9th, this is "today." breaking overnight donald trump becomes the first fo