that trending bar at the top of our home page. great stuff there. breaking news we're following right now at 6:00, an apparent deadly shooting in the east bay. the developing investigation and what one witness is telling us this morning. >> and a travel nightmare over at sfo. we're live this morning with more on the power outage that left some of those people stuck on planes and the possible lingering impacts this morning. >> this day will go down in infamy. >> former president donald trump responding after being arrested and arraigned on federal criminal charges. a closer look at what is next following his historic day in court. this is "today in the bay." >> a very good wednesday morning to you. halfway through that workweek. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. want to get you started with a look at the commute in just a bit. let's start with the forecast because a lot of people want to get out and enjoy the day.

>> it looks good. it's still been cool. a little cooler than normal. we're heading over to belmont where we are going to see some sunshine by about 11:00, so we're starting out with a mostly cloudy 58 degrees at 10:00, and then we'll see some mid-60s at 11:00, upper 60s as we go into the afternoon. eventually reaching into the low 70s in san mateo. we'll also see a high of 71 in oakland and 81 in livermore. really just depends on where you are as to what kind of weather you'll see today and how quickly it clears. we'll see some sunshine for much of the afternoon in the inland valleys. cinthia, you have an update on that deadly crash? >> yeah, so this is northbound 680 as people are trying to make their way around east san jose, right before you get to berryessa, passing the regional medical center. unfortunately, this fire has turned deadly and crews are on the scene trying to open up more lanes. the buildup is also coming about in parts of 101 around san jose.

so any way to try to avoid it is going to be slow and go, as well as other parts of the bay area. like the bay bridge, about 13 minutes to make it across the span. the metering lights haven't been officially turned on by chp this morning so i'll check on what's going on there. it makes they think something is happening once you make your way into mid span. >> thank you so much. we are following breaking news this morning, an apparent deadly shooting investigation unfolding in san leandro. this happened around 9:00 last night at the garden apartments near washington avenue just off of 880. police found two people shot, both of them taken to the hospital. a witness telling our photographer there that his 17-year-old grandson was shot and killed. we're still awaiting more information from police on that incident. we're also learning more about an overnight fire in the east bay. this happened on albany and cleveland avenue. this is between 80 and 580 near golden gate fields.

we're told there was a pallet fire at a lumber company. the fire now out, but the cause, we're still waiting to find out, because it's unclear what happened. flights are resuming once again at sfo. this comes after a power outage caused flights to be delayed, diverted or canceled last night. the actual outage didn't last long, but it certainly had an impact. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live at the airport this morning, probably really frustrating night last night for travelers. how is it looking this morning, ginger? >> reporter: laura, this morning looking much, much better than it did last night. things are back to normal here at sfo. both at the international terminal and also at the domestic terminal. i was making my rounds down at the domestic terminal where it is quite a busy morning. but the faa reporting no delays and none also related to the power outage last night. the outage itself didn't last long, from 8:30 to 10:00 p.m.

last night. those i spoke with say it was pretty hectic, and you can see why. this is video from inside one of the terminals and it shows what it looked like when it went dark, when things went to a standstill at the airport. in another video you can see some lights are on but all the monitors are dark. frustration from passengers on twitter over what was going on. one saying passengers on an air canada flight were on the ground for more than two hours after landing. another person saying they were confused, they were told they were waiting because there was no gate assignment. some flights were diverted to san jose last night, other flights were canceled altogether, including a flight to north carolina. now, we did reach out to the airport to learn more details about what caused that power outage. we have yet to hear back. but the good news is for passengers looking to fly out of the airport or come into the airport this morning, it looks to be a much smoother experience.

>> glad it's a lot smoother. thank you. former president donald trump back in new jersey this morning. this is after pleading not guilty to federal charges. now, you probably know watching any news outlet yesterday, president trump was arrested and arraigned in miami, florida, yesterday. brie jackson is live in washington with a look at the reaction from the president. >> reporter: a defiant former president trump delivered remarks from his new jersey golf club tuesday night. the former president did not use his speech to deny having the classified documents and he did not deny the obstruction of justice charges against him. former president donald trump addressed supporters after entering a not guilty plea in federal court. >> this day will go down in infamy. >> reporter: prosecutors allege that trump mishandled and schemed to hold onto classified documents. he faces 37 felony counts. >> charging a former president

of the united states under the espionage act of 1917. >> reporter: the historic arraignment drew crowds of opponents and supporters. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: during a quick stop at a cuban restaurant, some sang "happy birthday" to see the former president. he turns 77 today. others sang his praises outside the federal courthouse. >> he can run from his jail cell. if he does, he still will win. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, his former running mate, turned 2024 challenger, mike pence, raised concerns. >> these are serious allegations. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell avoided questions about trump's indictment and says he wants to stay out of the 2024 race. >> i'm not going to start commenting on the various candidates we have running for president.

there are a lot of them. it's going to be interesting to watch. >> reporter: people across the world are watching and waiting to see how the legal cases against the now twice indicted former president play out. judge aileen cannon, a trump-appointed judge has been assigned to oversee the trial. brie jackson, back to you. 6:06 right now. happening today, the man accused of attacking paul pelosi inside his san francisco home is due back in court. david depape is accused of breaking into pelosi's home and attacking pelosi's husband with a hammer last october. depape has pleaded not guilty to state charges. he had a hearing in april and his public defender requested more time to prepare for the case. depape's federal trial is scheduled to begin in october but we don't know where it will actually take place. a's fans by the thousands delivering an emotional message to ownership. [ crowd chanting ]

>> they're hoping the team stays in oakland and ownership sells to someone else. during last night's game they held what organizers are calling a reverse boycott amidst concerns the deal to move to las vegas is getting closer. now, it may well be because nevada lawmakers yesterday cleared another major hurdle. however, that did not stop the nearly 28,000 fans from packing the park last night. our bob redell is following this story. at 6:30, he'll have more on the response from the oakland a's leaders and what comes next. right now it's 6:08 and we're taking a live look outside overlooking san jose. we've seen the cloud cover over much of the bay area. is it going to burn off today? >> we're going to see it clear out quickly. this is our usual weather pattern where we start out with clouds in the morning and then

by midmorning it clears out as that marine layer kind of retreats back to the coastline. in gilroy it's 56 degrees at 7:00 and mostly cloudy. but by 9:00 we're seeing some peeks of sunshine and then by 11:00 it's clear as we see those temperatures warming up. we're headed for some upper 70s and low 80s for the south county today and san jose reaching 79 degrees. in dublin we're headed for 78 degrees, so even though in some spots it will be slightly warmer, it's still about normal for this time of year and feeling really nice as we head into this afternoon. we'll talk about what's ahead. cinthia, you have a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> yeah, these numbers are thanks to the drivers who report them to gasbuddy.com. thank you for being our eyes on the road. we'll start on the peninsula with $4.39, this is at the arco on south delaware street. now, if you don't live on the peninsula, maybe you're going across into the valley, we have $4.29 at the safeway on 1st street in livermore.

the cheapest one that i could find for you this morning was at the great gas in san pablo, coming in at $4.19 for a gallon of regular. that's what's going on at the pump. let's see what's going on on the roadways this morning. still very heavy traffic in parts of east san jose as people are making their way around northbound 680, this deadly crash that happened about 30, 45 minutes ago. crews are still on scene and we see the backup as people are trying to make their way onto 680 from story road, 101 still heavy in san jose and also people making their way up from morgan hill. slow and go eastbound and westbound as people make their way down into concord on 680. we're going to keep an eye on what's happening around southbound 101 as people are driving past the san mateo bridge. back to you. >> thanks, cinthia. as summer arrives, so does worries over sharks. next on "today in the bay," we're diving into beach safety

and what you need to know before you head out to catch some waves. >> we just got more good news on inflation. we believe today the fed will announce a pause in the interest rate hikes. we'll take a look at that. we're out to the futures as well. wall street a bit uncertain about that prediction. >> plus -- ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ all night long ♪ >> all night long you'll be partying. lionel richie touring around the world right now. it was a little girl at one of his shows stealing the spotlight. you've got to stick around to see this little adorable girl when we come back, because she'll probably have you laughing and smiling all morning long. keep it right here as we move along all morning long. >> next we can dance on the ceiling.

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74 degrees. we'll have breezy winds throughout the evening. as we take a look ahead in the forecast, a little warmer. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. and we'll go over to the richmond-san rafael bridge. the commute looks nice this morning if you are headed from the east bay on into marin, it will make you seven minutes to cross the bridge there. the backup is building on the bay bridge, about 15 minutes to make it into san francisco. and around a ten-minute commute as you're making your way into the san mateo bridge. we'll talk more about what's going on in the peninsula in a little bit. very happy wednesday to you. the markets very happy. we'll get to that in a second. the eu just accused google of breaching antitrust rules in its advertising business. nvidia, the share price of nvidia hit an all-time high. if you add all of these shares together, you get the value of the company. over a trillion dollars. nvidia becomes the seventh

american company to reach that marker. >> the federal open markets committee will announce its decision on interest rates at 11:00 a.m. our time and expect the fed to hit pause, because it looks like inflation is coming under control. the inflation numbers yesterday showed inflation falling by half. that's very encouraging news. that was the cpi, the consumer price index. we just got the ppi, producer price, and it's the same good news. a lot of credit for falling inflation can go to gas prices. they're down, even as the saudis cut oil production to try to get energy prices back up. >> the ceo of san francisco-based reddit has reportedly told employees not to walk around wearing clothing with the company's logo on it. reddit has angered a lot of users by cutting off access from third-party apps to read reddit. the verge reports the ceo is

concerned users are so angry, they might take it out on employees. >> and the "wall street journal" says bud light is no longer the most popular beer in america. modelo is. you may recall bud light angered a lot of people with a marketing campaign involving a transgender influencer. sales fell more than 20%. what's amazing is how just out of nowhere modelo comes. ten years ago it was not in the top ten of beers consumed by americans. it is now the most popular beer in america. >> wow. >> there you have it. >> drink responsibly, of course. thanks, scott. the beach season here, experts are reminding people about the real but incredibly small risk of being attacked by a shark. you hear these stories. university of florida researchers say california actually ranks fourth behind florida, new york and hawaii for

shark attacks. overall the number of attacks are trending lower with 41 nationwide last year. actually the fewest in a decade. >> you're more likely to have a coconut fall on you and kill you than to be bit by a shark. >> a coconut. >> if you're fearful, experts recommend swimming with others and away from schools of fish, and if a shark does approach you, you should punch it on its snout or gills and swim quickly the other way. i probably shouldn't have to tell you that. the "today" show will do a deeper dive on sharks and the impact from climate change as well. that's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." trending this morning, a star in the making dancing on the ceiling for her favorite artist. >> and you can really tell she wanted to do this all night long. take a look. [ cheers and applause ]

>> right there in the center. doing it in a dress, too. that's 11-year-old eve, showing off her break dancing moves to singer legend lionel richie. almost upstaged by this little girl here. she was lifted over the barrier during a performance of "dancing on the ceiling" and says i can't believe he liked my dancing. i'm sure that's a moment she will remember forever. >> oh, my gosh. >> breaking it down. >> she really was. that music really isn't her generation, but it's great that it makes her move. she was feeling it. >> they need her in paris in the competition. >> that's right, it's a new category for the olympics that you can see here on nbc bay area. >> she won't be old enough. >> that's a good start. she's already famous. let's get a look at what's happening this morning around the bay area. it's been cloudy as you get ready to head out, but take a

look at all the storms that fired up over those upper elevations around lake tahoe, parts of the sierra had numerous showers and thunderstorms. but then you see a line of clouds, some dryer air pushing in. that's going to change the trend as we go into the next couple of days. we know it's been cooler than normal as we take a look at napa. we've been doing the count and it's right now at 123 days where we've had temperatures cooler than normal and we added another day yesterday. so 75% of this year has been cooler than what we typically see. maybe we'll count the numbers and continue that a little later, but we're headed for 79 degrees in san jose today and 82 in los gatos. for the east bay. 71 will be the high in oakland. these numbers are really nice. we're going to have mild and comfortable weather, reaching into the mid-70s for redwood

city. in san francisco we're headed back for the mid-60s downtown and in the mission district. for the marina district in the upper 50s. mill valley reaching 68 degrees, santa rosa 75, and 85 in clear lake. let's take a look at the change in the pattern. that area of low pressure that's kept the storms over the sierra moving away. high pressure builds just briefly before another low drops into the pacific northwest, and notice that it has its counterclockwise wind flow. that's going to bring back an ocean breeze for the bay area and drop those temperatures. take a look at concord. slightly warmer and then we see a dip in temperatures between sunday and monday as the low drops in from the north. but then we do see another spike in temperatures farther down the line. but really no significant warming. we're talking about this is june. we're heading into juneteenth and we don't see any really warm temperatures here, and some of our warmest spots will reach into the low to mid-80s from now until saturday.

not much of a change in san francisco. highs in the 60s will continue. cinthia, you've been keeping an eye on what's happening out there on the roads and now you're taking us to san francisco. >> yeah, we're going to actually go to northbound and southbound 101, kari, right around burlingame. this is a crash on both sides of the freeway there. not causing too much of a delay on my sensors, but it is on both sides of people trying to get to work. it's right before you get to the airport boulevard. we're still keeping an eye down here in the south bay with that deadly crash. crews are still trying to clear the scene. we're seeing sensors light up right before you get to berryessa. even if you're trying to avoid it by going onto 101, it's still very heavy. back to you. >> thanks, cinthia. coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> how can you get an insurance company to pay you every single penny you're owed after a disaster? a really boring home video. i'm consumer investigator chris

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[ crowd chanting ] >> you heard the crowd. fans banding together, demanding the team owner sell the a's. we're breaking down what lies ahead for the team's proposed las vegas stadium. this is "today in the bay." a very good wednesday morning to you. 6:30 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get you headed out the door this morning as we look at that forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect today. cool out there this morning. >> it's cool and you don't yet need the sunglasses, but you don't want to forget them. you know how quickly the sky clears around the bay area. we're in our usual weather pattern. in the north bay, we take a look at petaluma. 52 degrees, a cool start. by 8:00 to 9:00 we're starting to see the sun come out. and it will be mostly sunny going into the rest of today as our temperatures warm up. we're headed for the low to mid-70s in much of the north bay.

martinez in the east bay reaching 75 and 77 in fremont, mountain view expected to reach 77 degrees, and just a little bit warmer in some of our inland valleys as we go into tomorrow as well. so we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up. cinthia, a crash on both sides of 101? >> yeah, this is 101 as people are making their way, trying to get to airport boulevard or make their way south into parts of san mateo. the good news is nobody has been hurt and the sensors are still okay in and around burlingame. what's not okay this morning is the deadly car fire down here in the south bay, northbound 680 right before you get to berryessa. that commute is building up on both sides, even if you're trying to make your way around that going into 101, trying to make your way onto 880. definitely a situation we've been monitoring all morning long and crews are trying to get all the lanes open so people can go to and from work. i'll be back with a check on

what's going on in the north bay in a little bit. back to you. >> we'll check back with you. new overnight, a small brush fire breaks out in fremont. a viewer sent us this video of the fire on twitter. it happened on wasatch drive. the same twitter users say they could see the smoke for miles. firefighters have worked to put out the flames. the cause still unclear. a lithium battery explodes in walnut creek starting this fire. it happened last night around 9:00. firefighters say that a cordless dyson vacuum was charging in the garage in the home when the battery exploded, bursting into flames. the fire moved from the garage into the house and attic. luckily no one was hurt. later today lawmakers in nevada could take the next step in guaranteeing the a's love to meggs. >> bob redell joins us from the newsroom this morning. this comes after fans showed up last night at the game trying to

show their support. >> they did. good morning to you. over 27,000 fans showed up at the coliseum last night. that's the biggest crowd for the a's since 2018. this is after a fan fwrup called for a so-called reverse boycott to try to convince the a's front office to keep the team in oakland. but the a's staying here in the bay area could be a long shot when you consider what the state of nevada is considering for the team to move to las vegas. yesterday the nevada senate approved a bill that would provide $380 million in taxpayer money to help the a's build a new ballpark on the las vegas strip. later today the nevada state assembly will consider this bill. as i mentioned, almost 28,000 fans attended last night's game against the tampa bay rays. that's almost twice the normal attendance for an a's game. many fans wore green shirts with the word "sell" written on them to try to convince the team owner, john fisher, to sell the a's to someone who wants to keep the team in oakland. >> the ownership needs to tune

in to what's happening in oakland. >> i hope that either mr. fisher decides to sell the people or the league puts pressure on him. >> i know the mlb wants a more diverse fan base. look at oakland. we are one of the most diverse cities in the nation. so today really represents the spirit of oakland, we're going to fight for our oakland a's. >> the oakland a's did not directly respond to the reverse boycott, but they did announce on twitter yesterday they would be donating all of yesterday's ticket revenue, over $800,000 to the alameda county community food bank and the oakland public education fund. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. it is 6:35 right now. we have new developments in the case of disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes. her defense is objecting to proposed changes to her restitution. specifically holmes does not want monthly payments to victims of $250. her lawyers are arguing there

was no schedule for the payments and therefore in err. they say holmes has limited financial resources. government lawyers say it was always the intent of the judgment to pay back victims defrauded by holmes. before the fall of theranos, holmes was worth an estimated $4.5 billion, and before reporting to prison last month she was living on a $135 million estate. san francisco continues to struggle with vacancies, now city leaders are taking steps to cut the red tape to try to help with the issue. san francisco board of supervisors approving legislation last night that relaxes some zoning restrictions for buildings. this will allow the upper levels of buildings to be office, service design, as well as retail spaces. the ground floor level --

leaders say it would make it easier to convert it into affordable housing. >> new affordable housing opens this morning. mayor matt mahan will be among leaders helping out on the ribbon cutting on a new eden housing property along mesa drive in san jose. it includes about two dozen units for young adults transitioning out of the foster care system. another two dozen units will be offered to low income families and seniors. affordable housing bond funded the project. the ceremony will get under way at 10:30 this morning. today community activists will call on oakland city leaders to address safety and housing issues. during a news conference they plan to ask city leaders to prioritize funding for those issues in the city's two-year budget. the group wants more funding for violence prevention programs, affordable housing and services for the unhoused. the coalition says that it will also fight certain proposals that redirect funds to oakland

police. this news conference will take place outside of city hall this morning at 11:00. heading over to san francisco. you can make out the bottom half there, right? earlier this morning you couldn't see a thing. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. she's got a look at our forecast. >> most of us are at the ground level, so we can see. but it is mostly cloudy and we can't even watch the sun rise because of the marine layer that's come in. that's going to keep a lot of spots, especially near the coast and parts of the peninsula, cloudy for the next couple of hours. as we take a look at the trend for palo alto, we're going from cloudy and 57 now to about 60 degrees and starting to see the sun at 8:00. it is clear for much of late morning into the afternoon as temperatures head for the upper 70s today. los gatos will reach a high of 82 degrees, one of the warmer spots, with dublin reaching 78. cinthia, you've been watching a couple of issues out there on the roadways. >> yeah, a couple of issues this

morning, and even later tonight, kari. we're going to keep an eye on what's going on around the a's stadium. we have a game against the tampa bay rays tonight at 6:40. if you find yourself along 880 in oakland, be prepared to wait a little bit as people make their way in and out of the ballpark. now, as far as public transportation goes, this morning i just want to let you know about the green and blue line if you take the vta to and around town. we have a bus bridge that's going to be in place for the san fernando and san antonio stations on the green line, the san antonio and capitol stations on the blue line. that's all because of some overhead work they're trying to do. it goes into effect -- it went into effect a couple days ago and it lasts through tomorrow night. i am keeping an eye on what's happening here as we make our way from 84, trying to make our way into 680. it looks like a car might have gone off the road. i'm going to check on the details on what chp is saying and be back with more details in just a bit. >> it's been a really busy morning on the roadways.

we are following some breaking news overseas. a fishing boat packed with people capsizes miles from the coast of greece. we'll have an update on the tragedy now playing out. >> former president trump has a lot to say about his second indictment. a lot of people in washington are trying to keep out of it. let's take you to the big board this morning. united health pulling the dow lower. we're expecting a fed decision at 11:00 a.m. today. and a once exclusive beach on the peninsula is one step closer to becoming a public park. you're going to have to wait until next summer to really enjoy its full

good wednesday morning. it is 6:42. let's get you ready for the day, as we take a look at richmond and your forecast as you get ready to step out the door. it's in the mid-50s, cloudy and maybe misting a little bit. we're going to see it clearing up and a very nice day ahead with a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures reaching into the upper 60s here. we'll talk about a slight warming trend for the inland valleys coming up in just a few minutes. and traffic is starting to pick up just a little bit as you're making your way southbound 101 in san rafael around north san pedro road. still a good commute as you're making your way from the north bay into maybe san francisco. we're looking at a ten-minute

commute from 580 to the golden gate bridge. what is heavy this morning, typical 37 as you make your way from sonoma boulevard to lakeville highway. we'll talk about 84 around sunol in just a little bit. >> thank you. 6:43 right now. breaking overnight, 32 people are dead after a boat carrying dozens of migrants capsized. it happened about 50 miles off the coast of southern greece. 104 people also had to be rescued. some were taken to the hospital with hypothermia. the greek coast guard says it's still unclear how many people are missing. the boat was believed to have been sailing from eastern libya. the united nation refugee agency is planning to help those impacted. first lady jill biden will be in southern california today. last night she appeared at an event in san francisco for the giffords law center. the group's namesake and mass shooting survivor gabby giffords

embraced the first lady as she took to the stage. earlier in the day, dr. biden attended several fundraisers. today in southern california she's expected to do more of the same. president joe biden is expected to travel to the bay area next week. this comes as president biden continues to stay away from anything involving donald trump. >> scott mcgrew, many politicians want no part of it. >> no part of it at all. good morning. there seems to be no upside for many republican leaders. mitch mcconnell says he wants to stay out of the trump charges, talking about it. senator chuck grassley says he hasn't read the indictment because he says he's not a legal expert. now, chuck grassley was the chair of the senate judiciary for years. president biden declined comment on the latest charges against trump and declined comment on the previous charges against trump, which is proper. a sitting u.s. president shouldn't be commenting on a criminal investigation or a

trial. biden met with nato secretary-general stoltenberg instead. former president trump pleaded not guilty to 37 felony counts related to his retention of classified documents. he spoke after his arraignment in miami from his club in bedminster, new jersey. >> threatening me with 400 years in prison for possessing my own presidential papers, which just about every other president has done, is one of the most outrageous and vicious legal theories ever put forward in an american court of law. >> now, there are some inaccuracies there. 400 years is not correct. that's not how federal sentencing guidelines work. though he could face a very serious sentence if found guilty. and they're not his papers. the presidential records act makes it very clear all presidential papers belong to the united states. trump's team has been probably deliberately conflating and confusing how presidential

papers work. for instance, pointing out that other people, like president biden and vice president pence, have also had papers they shouldn't have had. here is one of trump's lawyers. >> joe biden himself retained possession of classified documents that have not been prosecuted, and none of them came into possession of those documents while they were president. >> much more on the "today" show. >> much more coming up on the "today" show. thank you very much, scott. new this morning, artificial intelligence already helping some people manage their personal finances, but financial experts are still advising caution. >> analysts say using chatgpt really can help you better reach your financial goals in part offering strategies to save money and helping check your math. but it will never be able to offer the personal strategies humans can provide. we spoke with one adviser who says chatgpt widens information

access, but you should think twice about taking chatgpt advice at face value. >> you need to be cautious when using chatgpt because it can give back false information, in fact in the gpt world it's call hallucinations. it may make things up. the advice that it gives is impersonal, it doesn't have the context of your goals and desires when you're asking it for advice. so it's generalized. much like advice would be from other portions of the internet. he also says that it is important to avoid giving the platform personal information and always verify the information it provides. some exclusive peninsula beachfront property is one step closer to becoming san mateo county's first new park in 50 years. supervisors approved an $11 million deal to ren ate tunitas beach to include parking, trails, a restroom and ranger stations. it's located halfway between

half moon bay and pescadero. it was purchased back in 2020. it's already open to the public, but accessibility is limited. construction should start next month and wrap up in about a year. trending this morning, a timeless classic now has a new look. >> check out the new design for 7-eleven's slurpee cup. the idea came from the customer research panel. it's called the brain freeze collection. this is the first new cup design in four years. the cup has gone through many redesigns. the timeline showing you the six changes. the original slurpee cup was created back in 1966, that new cup is available right now. i remember the first one. that one looks more familiar than some of the others. >> there you go. 7-eleven day coming. >> that brain freeze.

[ laughter ] >> i heard that you put your tongue on the roof of your mouth. >> or your thumb or something like that. >> make sure you wash your hands first. >> it seems like it's been a little too cool to really enjoy a slurpee on a hot day. it's going to get a little warmer as we go into the weekend. and that's mainly for the inland areas. some of the coastal areas will not notice. we've had a lot of storms over the sierra. take a look at the activity that developed yes with cloud-to-ground lightning, some spots had heavy rain. now we're seeing dry air pushing down. you can see that even with the cloud cover that it's clearing out there. we are going to have our marine layer coming in that we typically see bring us early clouds, moving in for the next couple of hours. we're already starting to see it peel back from the tri-valley as we take a live look outside. we're in the mid-50s. we'll see temperatures warm up by late morning as we get all

clear and see much more sunshine heading into the rest of today. let's zoom into the south bay with a look at our high temperatures. los gatos reaching 82. a little warmer there. we'll see upper 70s in san jose with mid-70s for gilroy. for the east bay, we're headed up for 83 in antioch while pleasanton will reach a high of 80 degrees and some low 70s in oakland. you're not going to notice much of the warm-up for the coastline today because we're staying in the low 60s. breezy winds. redwood city, it's going to feel a little nicer with mid-70s and mid-60s in the mission district in san francisco. and reaching into the mid-70s for santa rosa and novato and clear lake reaching 85 degrees. so we're seeing that low once again causing the rain pushing away and just briefly high pressure will come in for a couple of days and warm up our temperatures. but then as we go toward sunday into monday, we can see this low and it's counterclockwise wind flow that brings in rain for the pacific northwest. for us it pushes in a stronger ocean breeze and that means

cooler temperatures. if you are hoping for nice warm beach days, we are taking a look at half moon bay and the ten-day forecast. and i think if you are going this week, try to get there on saturday because sunday it's going to still be in the 50s, much cooler and really gusty winds kicking up. and that may even blow up some sand if you're along the coastline. we're looking at still some cool weather extending throughout much of next week. for the inland valley, our temperatures change just a little bit over the next few days with slight warming through saturday, and then cool once again for sunday into juneteenth. now, cinthia, you're seeing something happen on highway 84. >> yeah, this is as people are making their way southbound. what i hear on the chp log is that a car might have gone down a couple of feet on the right-hand side. so crews are trying to get out there and see how the situation is playing out. it could also be impacting this we're seeing on the sensors as people are making their way down pleasanton, 680, making their way into fremont. we continue to follow the deadly

car fire from northbound 680 down here in san jose right past the regional medical center before you get to berryessa. it is backing up traffic quite a bit. and for those of you trying to take 101 to avoid it, there is a crash that just popped up ahead on 101. i'll see the details there and report back to you in just a little bit. back to you. >> we'll check back with you. thank you. 6:52 right now. happening now in alameda county, future elections will have a new layer of oversight and transparency. supervisors yesterday approved a new watchdog commission to oversee all elections conducted by the county's registrar of voters. it follows a series of miscounting errors in ranked choice races during last fall's general election. those mistakes were discovered after the results were certified. >> and a quick look at the top stories we have, including a deadly shooting in the east bay. the brand new details coming into our newsroom this morning from police in the last 30 minutes. >> and a travel nightmare at

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6:56 on your wednesday morning. welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at our top stories on "today in the bay." >> we want to continue to follow breaking news this morning. in the last 30 minutes police confirming one person has died in a shooting in san leandro. that victim was just 16 years old. a 17-year-old also shot and was taken to the hospital. he's expected to be okay.

the shooting happened around 9:00 last night at the garden apartments near washington avenue off of 880. so far no arrests have been made. new overnight, a brush fire breaks out in fremont. a viewer sent us this video on twitter. it happened on wasatch drive. the same twitter user says they could see the smoke for miles. firefighters have worked to put out the flames. the cause is still unclear. to a live look at sfo this morning, where flights are back to taking off. this comes after a power outage caused some of those flights to be delayed, diverted or canceled altogether last night. the blackout started at 8:30 and didn't last very long, going until about 10:15. but it did cause some major problems. some of those flights to sfo were diverted to san jose, while other flights were canceled altogether. sfo has not said what caused that outage. a's fans by the thousands delivering an emotional message to ownership during last night's

game at the coliseum. they held what organizers called a reverse boycott amidst concerns the deal to move the team to vegas is getting closer. they're hoping the team stays in oakland and ownership sells to someone else. it may well be, because nevada lawmakers yesterday cleared another major hurdle, however it did not stop nearly 28,000 fans from packing the park last night. time to get a look at that forecast today. >> looks great. we're starting out cloudy, but it will turn out to be a really nice afternoon. some of our warmest spot inland will head for 80 degrees, but mostly some mid to upper 70s. we see a slight warming trend over the next few days, going up a degree or two, with temperatures peaking on saturday and then cooler temperatures coming in on sunday. >> and the top story this morning on the roadways has been that deadly car fire on northbound 680, right around berryessa after you pass regional medical center. that's blocking some lanes as crews try to get this cleared up

for the morning commute. and even if you're trying to make your way around it on 101, it's still heavy there. if you're trying to make your way into fremont, we have a crash on 84 right before little valley road. the "today" show is coming up next. you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast, live on roku and other streaming platforms, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. scott mcgrew is breaking down everything the federal reserve is expected to do later today, as well as the impacts it's having on the markets. >> that's what's happening here on "today in the bay." thanks for joining us. make it a great one. the "today" show coming up next. good wed donald trump comes out swinging overnight. >> now in the legal battle of his life it is june 14th.