right now at 5:00, up in flames. firefighters in the south bay work overnight to contain a fire that broke out following a series of explosions at a public

storage facility. the possible cause and where containment stands at this hour. plus, the nevada legislature approves millions of dollars for a new a's stadium in las vegas. the next steps for major league baseball. working to protect child care funding. the rally organizers are preparing. this is "today in the bay." good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. we will start out this morning with a look at the forecast. meteorologist, kari hall, is here tracking the weather. >> temperatures warm up. let's head over to union city right now. it's 59 degrees, mostly cloudy and we will see a mostly cloudy sky through about 8:00, and then much more sunshine by 9:00.

as we head towards noon it will be in the upper 60s, 68 degrees at that time and eventually making it into the low and mid-70s. dublin headed for 80 degrees. san josé also reaching 80 degrees. for some of the interior valleys we will be a little warmer compared to yesterday as that trend continues. we will see more sunshine heading into the weekend, so we will talk about where we may see mid-80s and low 90s coming up. cinthia, you are seeing slowing in the south bay? >> we will start around cupertino, a crash on northbound 85 around the stevens creek boulevard right there, and just a little slow and go. looks like the sensors are improving over the last minutes since chp reported that. and then other than that, the typical build trying to get into fremont but there's a traffic break that chp was out there

doing as people are making their way northbound on 680. i am looking at crashes popping up around south san francisco and el cerrito, and we will check on those and be back with more in just a bit. back to you. >> thank you. the a's are another step closer to leaving oakland? >> this comes as the nevada legislature agreed to help build the new ballpark in las vegas. bob redell is joining us now. it's not a done deal just yet. >> no, it isn't. good morning, marcus and laura. the owners must approve the move to las vegas, and the nevada legislature approved an amended deal to use $380 million in taxpayer money to build a new ballpark on the vegas strip. the a's will commit their financial commitment to the

local community. >> before any money is handed out, the team has to put money into the community, because they are afraid we will give you money and then the team will leave and some of the problems we are seeing in oakland. >> the statement issued from the a's said we are asperpblly grateful for the legislature's time. and the mayor issues a statement as well. as you can see from these tweets, many a's fans, no surprise, they are unhappy with the potential move out of oakland into las vegas, and we were talking about this yesterday. tuesday night, 27,000 fans

packed the coliseum. >> who could possibly step up? >> not at this hour. let me check my wallet. >> thank you very much, bob. right now an investigation is under way after a series of explosions as firefighters fought a fire at a public storage facility in san josé. we have a live look this morning at the scene where crews are still there looking to put out flames at a public storage facility near blossom hill and coddle roads. the explosion was seen miles away and captured on camera. the fire was large. it grew to become a three-alarm fire, and it appears the fire could have been started by fireworks but firefighters say

it's too soon to know what caused the explosion. coming up, ginger conejero saab will be on scene with neighbors' reactions. police say this is the person of interest in friday night's mass shooting in the district, and he is a known member of a gang, and nine people were shot at the block party, and all are expected to survive. in a few hours the man accused of killing a woman in her san josé home will be back in court. police say in 2019 he broke into her home and killed her, and he's undocumented with a lengthy record.

county supervisors ultimately deciding not to make any changes to the policy. he has a scheduled court appearance this morning for a motion hearing at nine. today educators and advocates of the child care community will rally again on the steps of city hall to reallocate the city's early education funds. this was the scene last week when many gathered to ask to keep proposition c the way it is. this is not the first time prop c has been challenged. it narrowly won on the ballot in 2018, and he was opposed in the courts and won in 2021, and now it's up for yet another challenge. >> early child education is notoriously underpaid and very expensive. you have the impact two times, the families that are trying to afford early care and education

have to pay high fees, high fees that many can't afford and some receive subsidies for and educators are paid notoriously very low. >> and they will vote on the proposed changes to proposition c later this month. and then after more than a year of talks and several work disruptions recently slowed shipping traffic, and unions were seeking a bigger share of profits. if approved by union members, the contract will affect 22,000 dock workers from california to washington state ports. moving you forward. today fda advisors are deciding whether the vaccine should target one of the dormant

variants of the most common strain right now. the process is similar to updating the yearly flu shot. doctors say it must happen soon. >> covid will never go away, so it's going to be like influenza and will be something like where we think about updating the vaccine based on what is circulating at the time. >> the panel will also decide if the new covid booster should be recommended for everybody and when they are available. happening now, crews did several air drops overnight and the henderson fire burned about 25 acres near clearlake oaks. let's take a live look outside in san josé. you can see the sun trying to peek through this morning. starting out nice and cool for us, kari, are we going see a warm-up today? >> yeah, slightly warmer for the

inland areas. along the coastline you will not feel a difference. we are seeing the microclimates starting to spread out in the next several days. san rafael, as we get up and head out the door, it's now 55 degrees with low clouds. we will see temperatures in the upper 60s boy 8:00, and then we will see high temperatures headed for the upper 70s. in martinez, expect a high of 77 degrees. 82 in livermore. 81 in morgan hill, and 82 in los gatos. we will see a few spots reach into the mid-80s tomorrow as a warming trend continues. we will talk more about the weekend forecast coming up. right now, cinthia has a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> yeah, people are starting to hit the roads now that school is out for a while and we are closer to the weekend, so these numbers are thanks to the

drivers that submit them to gasbuddy.com. we have the arco in mill valley at 4.35, and this is southbound 101 before you make it into the golden gate bridge area. and costco in hayward, 4.25 for a gallon of regular, and the cheapest in san josé, 4.19. from the pumps to the roads, let's see what is going on. i am concerned about what is going on in the altamont pass area. this could be impacting some drivers that turned around to see what is happening. this is on the altamont pass road and carroll road. it's causing a backup there east of 580. other than that, the rest of the bay area is looking smooth from the south bay to the north bay. >> let's hope it stays that way.

thank you. an old scam with a new twist. next on "today in the bay," the new way con artist are using artificial intelligence to extort your money. the fed did as expected and paused interest rates, but as an old "west wing" fan, i found something i kind of enjoyed, so stick around for that. plus -- ♪♪ >> honoring music icons and legends. ahead, the list of singers and songwriters that will be inducted into this year's songwriters hall of fame. t yourge

right now at 5:14, let's head over to the peninsula where we get a live look outside in palo alto. another cool start and then we will see the clouds sliding in for a few hours and then back out by 9:00 or 10:00 as we head for a sunny and very mild day. we will see it warming up a couple degrees for the inland valleys. more on that coming up in a few minutes. from 101 in palo alto to 101 in san rafael, kari, looks good in the southbound direction but some sensors are showing a slow and go if you are going northbound 101 around the st.

vincent church. we will take a look at what is happening in the east bay for commuters heading in that direction, next. happy thursday to you. stocks will likely trade lower today after the fed took a hawkish tone. we will get to that in a second. but the s&p 500 had its highest close in more than a year. music companies are using twitter saying the network doesn't crackdown on those using music in their posts. the music companies suing for more than a quarter billion says they constantly send take-down notices but twitter ignores them. elon musk said he's not interested in settling lawsuits. we will never surrender or settle an unjust case against us even if we lose, he said in 2022. and the fed paused interest rate

hikes on tuesday. this is the first pause in a 15 month string of interest hikes. the head of the fed, jay powell, made it really clear the fed will raise rates again if necessary and it probably will be necessary. i really like the way he phrased it. you may not be entertained but it's rare for us to see a fed chair make a mistake or pretend to take a mistake. take a listen >> it's just the idea that we are trying to get this right, and -- if you think of the two things as separate variables, and i think the skip -- i shouldn't call it a skip, but the decision makes sense. >> a little like if you are a "west wing" fan, it's a little bit like when president bartlett -- i am not sure why we

are just watching him? >> because he's fascinating. >> the president made a mistake on a hot mic, but it was -- but he knew it was a hot mic and did it anyway, and i think we are seeing the same thing there. >> mike is always on. >> thanks. robocalls are making a comeback and may have help with artificial intelligence. analysts say con artist are using the technology to trick people and extort them for money and often times they are able to convince their loved one had been kidnapped. >> how much did it sound like your daughter? >> it sounded -- i never doubted it was her, and i had a full conversation with her and it was the way she cried and sobbed and

the pacing of her voice and the way she would talk, i never for one second thought it wasn't her. >> nbc's investigator, vicky nguyen will have that report on the "today" show at 7:00 a.m. in new york city, a whole new world opens for a popular disney songwriter. ♪ ♪ >> a whole new co writer, tim rice entering the songwriter's hall of fame. rice has also co written songs like "circle of life" from the "lion king," and ♪ ♪ don't cry for me argentina ♪♪

and others here, and some of the new kids on the block receiving the star light award for gifted songwriters. >> great songwriters there. >> yeah, and kari hall for "walking on sunshine." >> yeah, we are seeing mostly sunny skies going into the afternoon especially in the south bay. here's a look at the high temperatures for this afternoon, and east san josé reaching 81 degrees, and a high of 81 in cupertino and a breezy wind that will pick up especially as we go into the evening. in the east bay, oakland reaching 71 today. 89 in antioch. it did heat up inland yesterday, but still staying cool along the coastline. we're headed back to the mid-60s today in daly city, and 79 for palo alto. for san francisco, expect it to reach into the upper 60s for

today in the mission district, and reaching 68 for a high today in mill valley. santa rosa up to 77, and 87 in clearlake. you can see how the temperatures vary from the coast to the inland areas, and that's going to continue into the weekend. by next week we get slight cooling as another area of low pressure and a trough moves into the pacific northwest and brings back that ocean breeze. looking at the next two weeks -- the next two weeks, the climate prediction center is showing that california, much of the west, will have below average temperatures and in terms of rain, well, we may see more of that further to the north while we will see an equal chance of getting mainly dry area for much of the bay area. let's head to ukiah, because by tomorrow they will be hitting the low 90s. there will be a huge difference between weather tomorrow and then what we will feel next

week. overall our inland temperatures come down significantly after a gusty wind blows through and a cold front drops those temperatures between saturday and sunday. we will only reach the low 70s on juneteenth. a lot of people have the holiday off. we will see temperatures from san francisco go from upper 60s to mid-60s. cinthia, you were tracking slowing on the altamont. how is that looking? yeah, we see the slow and go as people try to make their way further into the bay area. people go this direction for their commute, and this is around the altamont pass road and carroll road, and we are having a situation because of debris on the road, and people on the freeway may be wondering what is going on there. eastbound 80 at central avenue, a crash around the costco. this is the counter commute

direction, so maybe we will start to see it clear before the commute on the other side picks up. speaking of the other side, bay bridge looks good at this hour and we will watch the metering lights. back to you. addressing financial infidelity. next on "today in the bay," why some couples think lying about your income is worst than cheating. and then you can watch all the action here on nbc bay area for the u.s. open. the coverage will start at 5:00, and we are streaming your local news at the same time on

5:25 for you right now. new this morning, a new analysis finds that many spouses actually lie to each other about their financial situation. >> in fact, more than 39% lie. that's according to a survey by bankrate.com. some in the survey say lying about money is just as bad or worse than cheating on a spouse, and financial infidelity begins with a small secret purchase and spirals into a pattern of behavior that can go as far as having a secret bank account. >> i think the important thing

is for spouses to be aware of their family's finances, so if you are not the person managing the budget or paying the bills, you want to have some sort of active involvement and that may mean looking at the bank statements on a monthly basis and having conversations with your spouse about the money. >> yeah, pay attention and be forthcoming when it comes to the bank accounts. >> very true. you don't start out with, oh, i bought a purse, and then it's i bought a house and now i have a whole other family. >> hopefully they will notice. next here on "today in the bay," bart working to save weekend service as the transit agency faces some cuts. >> reporter: fire crews still working to contain a 3 alarm fire in san josé.

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when he called 911. the influx of people expected to hit the skies today and how conditions are looking for those heading out as we edge closer to the weekend. this is "today in the bay." >> where is everybody going? you sit tight, because we have a lot of news for you this morning. thanks for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. let's get your day started as we get the forecast with meteorologist, kari hall. >> some of our coastal areas, it will be about the same. you will notice a little warmth in the afternoon as we get a look at san josé. we are starting out with a cloudy morning if you are getting ready to get in the workout in martinez, it will be in the upper 50s at about 7:00. at 8:00, it's starting to clear up there at 60 degrees and 70 degrees at 11:00. there we will see temperatures in the upper 70s for today, while livermore will see a high of 82.

it will also reach 82 in los gatos, and in the north bay mostly upper 70s. we will talk about the slight warming trend coming up. right now, cinthia, you have been tracking the altamont pass. what is going on? >> yeah, this is the direction people head into in the rest of the bay area, and it's a crash around the altamont pass road and carroll road, and last check from chp, they said they have started to clear the debris from the right-hand side making sure people are not watching what is going on there any closer than they should. as far as the rest of the bay area, there was a slow and go going up northbound 680 into sunol, but the rest of the area is looking neat this morning. back to you. >> thank you, cinthia. 5:32 right now, and developing right now, an investigation is under way into what caused a large fire at a public storage facility in san

josé. the explosion, flames and smoke could be seen from a great distance. >> today ginger conejero saab there at the scene. are the flames still burning or have they put those out? >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. it looks like the flames have been put out, but not too long ago there was a couple flames that needed to be watered down. can you see, they are actually still working hard. they worked overnight, the fire crews have, into the morning, and water being hosed on part of the storage facility here trying to contain quite a stubborn fire to say the least. it was a three-alarm fire and the cause of the fire is being investigated. you could hear what it sounded like yesterday, the popping and the crackling of flames. it started around 6:00 in the

evening. you could see the initial explosions caught on camera in the distance. it appeared to be fireworks, and that's what people say the blast sounded like. the cause is still under investigation and they were not able to see if the fireworks we saw around the scene came out of the public storage facility. >> there was a bunch of popping and explosion sounds and one of my friends said somebody had fireworks in there and it set them off and it's continuing to pop. >> we have not permitted any crews inside the building. >> reporter: that was the fire captain last night. there's no update officially from their end this morning. the san josé fire spokesperson has not given us updates as far as containment, and it seems to be more under control than yesterday. the fire captain confirmed last

night the arson investigator was on scene and there was a possibility of fireworks being stored at the unit. of course, if that's the case, that's illegal. a bit of good news, everybody is accounted for and there are no reported injuries as of late last night. >> ginger, thank you for the update. 5:34 right now. happening today, ftx bankman-fried due back in federal court, and is asking the judge to throw out fraud and conspiracy. he's accused of stealing billions of dollars from investors and the 31-year-old denies all accusations. a former antioch police officer now facing assault charges tied to a traffic stop one year ago, and some of the body cam video may be jarring, with a should warn you. >> step out and face away from me. >> the department has already

fired the officer who prosecutors charged this week. newly released body camera shows from last july a police stop. this is when the department said officers determined that passenger was wanted on felony charges, felony warrants. the video then shows the man resisting as the officer tried to detain him. at about this time you are seeing right now that man is pushed to the ground and then agreeing to be placed in the patrol car, and then he refused to get in again fearing a panic attack. that's when the officer is seen there kneeing the man in the stomach and then punching him. the police chief says in part, my hope is the community will see the actions of our personnel and investigate and bring this

matter to my investigation as their expression of their commitment of accountability and their oath. the accused getaway driver here is set to have a plea hearing at 9:00 this morning. the second suspect is accused of firing the shot that killed home depot loss prevention worker in april at the store on johnson drive when she was confronted over stolen items. and then suspects are wanted in connection to break ins on top of lombard street in the day yesterday, and one crew was filming with lots of equipment and they lost more than $30,000 of equipment there. the group says they tried to call 911 multiple times but the calls never went through.

the filmmakers then tried to confront the suspected thieves. >> i ran over there, hey, what are you doing? stop, stop. he pulls a gun on me and i stop, okay, dude, all right. they moved three cars down. they didn't even go a block -- they didn't keep going, they didn't leave, they literally went three cars down. >> we have heard that story many, many times. when the filmmaker went to a nearby police station he saw four or five other people reporting their cars also broken into. >> an alarming trend there. bart is expected to make cuts as it faces a budget deficit today. $1.1 billion will go into helping fund state transit. 400 million of that is going directly to bart. it rolls back $2 billion in proposed cuts to capital

projects. they may have to eliminate weekend and night service if the state did not step in, and even with the new funding bart still needs to make cuts. and it's unclear if governor newsom is onboard with the subsidy. at sfo, this is where you can expect today there will be a lot of activity and there's really one major reason why. today is expected to be the nation's single busiest travel day, and this is before the pandemic. pete buttigieg posted a flight forecast. >> wow. everybody is on the go. all the kids are out and it's father's day weekend. >> yeah, there's a lot going on. when you think of the best opportunity to travel this

summer, well, with the fourth of july being on a tuesday, this may be the best one. we are actually able to track those flight delays that are as of now, all the major airports are doing pretty well. watching out for severe weather moving across alabama as well as into mississippi and georgia. it's going to be nice and great for the giants game. they will be traveling to l.a. this weekend. if you are going to be going down there, it's going to be at about 58 degrees as you make plans to head to dodger stadium and it will cool off. this weekend around the bay area, we have the al mita county fair kicking off, and we have beautiful weather. nice and comfortably warm. in pleasanton, the peak reaching into the low 80s. if you want something nice and relaxing today, free movies on the beach in santa cruz's

boardwalk starting tomorrow at about 9:00 in the evening. it will be in the mid-50s so bring a blanket. if you are going to tahoe, expect it to reach in the 50s tomorrow. we are not expecting those daily storms so sunshine throughout the weekend. cinthia, you have a look ahead to some possible daytime traffic? >> yeah, some may kick off their weekend early by going to the a's game. today's game is around lunchtime, and if you are driving around 880 at that hour, be prepared for drivers heading that way and in and out of the ballpark. in the south bay, the undergrad commencement over at santa clara university, and traffic could be heavy watching their kids graduate out there, and so watch out for that. sticking down here in the south bay, we have one more day of the transit being impacted on the

vta, and we have them finishing up the line work this evening. this evening, the border crisis continues. dozens of migrants including many children are being relocated to los angeles after being bussed in from texas. governor gavin newsom said he will take them as they are set to arrive. and then another candidate throws their hat in the ring for president. a beach bummer ahead of summer. the local beaches getting the poorest ratings in this year's report card might have you rethinking those

good thursday morning. it's 5:44. let's get you ready for the day in oakland, and it's in the mid-50s, the rest of the day reaching into the low 70s and it will be very mild. the metering lights have been turned on as of two minutes ago for those of you traveling across the span into san francisco. the rest of your bay area bridges are still looking pretty good this morning from the richmond bridge over to the san mateo bridge. should not take you more than ten minutes. we will take a look at local streets next. >> sounds good. we will check back with you.

new this morning we are getting a look at the first images of pope francis from his hospital. he's been recovering from recent abdominal surgery. the 86-year-old pope had surgery eight days ago at the hospital in rome and vatican leaders expect him to be released as soon as tomorrow. more than 40 migrants were dropped off at a church in san francisco from texas, and that included eight children. this is the latest move by governor abbott who has sent people unannounced to other so-called sanctuary cities. he tweeted out, l.a. is a place

migrants like to go. we received a response from governor newsom's office, that says in part, instead of demonizing asylum seekers, together we will make sure that the children and the families who arrive are safe and welcomed. you might recall earlier this month, florida governor sent migrants to sacramento. washington will get an update on the number of people trying to cross the border later this week. >> scott mcgrew, that number has been falling. >> it has been falling quickly, and that's why it's off the radar a little bit. still big problems to solve, but migrants, encounters, were down 11%. president biden has had a couple flash points go his way

recently. not only the border, but inflation. the president will meet with the heads of big ticketing agents like live nation and seat geek at the white house today. that's been a big push for president biden. other companies like airbnb have been straightforward about their fees, and sometimes the cleaning fees were as much as a night's stay. airlines, too, tempting flyers with what look like low fares than tagging extra fees at check out. and then the airlines are changing the retirement age, and if that becomes law it would solve the shortage of pilots.

there's another candidate for president on the republican size, miami mayor francis suarez will make that announcement. a couple ways to think about it, the more the merrier is good. but if you are a trump supporter, it's even better. many of the candidates are not running against trump. they don't criticize him or his policies. if you aren't willing to criticize him, ask yourself why are you working to defeat him? one person, former vice president mike pence --

>> my son is a marine. my son-in-law is a navy lieutenant. the very prospect that was is alleged here took place, creating an opportunity where highly sensitive classified material could have fallen into the wrong hands even inadvertently, and i can't confirm what is alleged. >> lots more on the trump case coming up on the "today" show. 5:49 right now. now to a climate in crisis. five bay area beaches are listed among the most polluted anywhere along the coast. the five peninsula beaches included, linda mar, and marlin park, and eurbgen pwrabg park

and pillar point park. be careful. it has been cool and cloudy and temperatures struggle to make it out of the 50s into the lee 60s. for the inland areas, it will feel like it's the last week of spring. as we look outside at walnut creek, let's head to the south bay as we zoom in to our high temperatures today. 81 in cupertino and 81 in morgan hill. the 7-day forecast is at the bottom of the screen. you can look at your microclimate today. oakland back up to 71 degrees, about like it was yesterday. we will see slightly warmer temperatures for antioch reaching into the upper 80s for today. palo alto, expect it to reach 79. 68 in the mission district in san francisco, and mainly in the upper 70s but warmer as you head

up towards clearlake and ukiah that will be in the 80s. by next week we will see a low dropping in that will bring back the cooler temperatures. we will feel that as soon as sunday, and also continuing into juneteenth with highs only in the low 70s in the inland areas. in san francisco, we will continue to see highs in the 60s. cinthia, you have been tracking the roads. any issues out there? >> yeah, the metering lights came on about ten minutes ago on the bay bridge toll plaza, and past treasure island we have a crash near 5th, a couple cars got into it so we will wait and see for crews arriving on scene, and it's the commute direction. coming up in a couple minutes, we will check with what is going on with the altamont pass and that earlier crash.

and then according to the governor's office, since the start of may, up to 10 chp officers are patrolling the tenderloin and south market daily and it has led to dozens more arrests and the seizure of 4 kilos of fentanyl. they are cleaning up the open air drug markets where businesses are closing their doors. it's up to the good lord and mother nature. >> the reason why one of our favorite summer treats might cost more at the grocery store. then after a year of negotiations a new deal reached for the port of oakland. a quick reminder for you, you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want and on the go. we are 24/7 on roku and other

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you are watching "today in the bay." some farmers in georgia lost about 82% of their beaches this year because of a warmer than normal winter across the south. experts say this trend could mean higher prices at the grocery store for our summer desserts. what does it usually look like? >> you are usually looking at 200 to 300 peaches on it. >> on this tree? >> yeah. georgia is not the top peach producer anymore because now it's california. we have had our own issues with our atmospheric rivers. you can learn more on this story by visiting nbcbayarea.com and clicking on the climate in crisis tag.

>> georgia peach no more. >> california peaches is how you can make your peach cobbler. this is a popular one for disney, a songwriter who, well, you likely know well. >> a "whole new world," tim rice receiving the highest honor, and rice has written or co written songs other songs. this is for gifts young songwriters. >> speaking of gifts, imagine

getting an unforgettable birthday present. one man got this from his wife. take a look. she surprised him by putting his face on a massive billboard in new york's times square for his 40th birthday. tiktok has been viewed over 1.4 million times. you look up and there you are. >> don't need to be a supermodel or anything. >> are you a model? he's like, yeah. >> how much did you spend on that, honey? >> right. >> be sure and look at what is trending online. we have it all on nbcbayarea.com. you don't want to miss it and have something to talk about today. at 6:00, nearly 12 hours later crews are still working to contain a fire at a public storage facility.

the possible cause and where containment stands now. working to protect your childcare funding. could be the end for the oakland a's. the crucial step before the team officially calls las vegas home. this is "today in the bay." a very good thursday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. cinthia is in for mike, and we will get to that in a minute, but first let's look at the forecast. it's starting out cool and cloudy and it will clear up, and for the inland valleys it will be warmer. a live look outside in san josé. you will see by 8:00 to 9:00 the sun is breaking out and it's going to be a beautiful day. make plans to get out there. as our temperatures head for the upper 70s and low 80s for today, we are reaching 80 degrees in sa