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still not out. part of our breaking news last night, the explosion and smoke can be seen from miles. >> when in 24 hours later, firefighters are still on the scene looking for hotspots one person is in custody and the question remains was it arson? >> joining us with some of those answers for us. robert. >> they just turned the water off on these hotspots. they moved a couple minutes ago you can see why investigators are having a pretty tough time. it took a long time to clear out enough of the hotspots to get a closer look at the damage they were able to but crews are wrapping it up. they are walking around that rubble. >> reporter: arson investigators are being cautious as they look for a cause in a huge pile of twisted

metal and debris which is all that is left of the main public storage facility. for those who had precious items stored inside, the last is overwhelming. >> i lost everything. everything was in that storage. on my decorations, everything. everything. >> reporter: any chance of replacing it? >> i have renters insurance but it's not enough. >> reporter: it broke out around 6:00 last night they said it was obvious fireworks were involved in some way, there was explosions prior to the huge flame that engulfed the public storage facility. actually i felt it was a big boom that made our house shake. the earthquake or something. it was like the fourth of july during the day. if it would've been dark you would've been able to see them better. >> there was fireworks that were going off as a component

of the fire whether it was the initial thing that started the fire or there was a fire of another origin. >> reporter: there was a fire station and 70 firefighters were here quickly, they will have it burn nonstop overnight. and has minor damage, mainly from water. they took a person of interest. this was possibly the work of an arsonist, made them even more sad. >> i can think of doing something like that, it's not right. >> even as crews wrap up, they are trying to determine what role if any the person played that will be part of the ongoing investigation.

there was no reported injuries. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. part of our other headlines some of the exodus continues another flagship store in the city is closing its doors. today, at&t announcing its closing its union square store. a spokesperson confirming consumers shopping habits have changed. >> reporter: at&t isn't the only giant making similar moves out of downtown, last month t- mobile posted its store in union square more than a dozen national retailers left san francisco from office depot, t- mobile, old navy and the theater in the last year. jessica. a lot of action tonight in las vegas. the governor signed a bill into law to build a new ballpark on

the las vegas trip. there's a lot of bad blood and new information. >> reporter: the baseball team making it from the las vegas athletic doesn't sit right with these longtime fans. they have a green and gold tailgate at the coliseum appearing to be numbered. >> the approval comes just two days after a reverse boycott that brought in nearly 20,000 people to the coliseum with a message. we want the team, we just don't want the owner. >> they get taken away. >> they will probably stay forever. >> reporter: a few thousand fans cheering on the home team and wondering what all this

means for the future of pro sport in a town. >> we have to have something. >> we need somebody here because a lot of people need love. another team comes to support s. >> reporter: celebrating the movement in a statement that says this is a incredible opportunity to bring them to the legislation. between the team, the state, the county and the lead. in response the mayor saying whatever happens in nevada are focuses on what doing best for oakland and our commitment to the responsibility and expanding economic opportunity they will not waver. for oakland there is they walk off of the field representing the professional teams in the city. >> the bay area got a lot of pride. oakland has dropped the ball.

it used to be a very sports minded town. >> reporter: now that the bill assigned there was two major steps left. he needs to show he can find the rest of the funding for $1.2 billion project. calling the move a significant step forward. the statement went on to say they are excited about some of the dynamic sports and we look forward to becoming a valued community member. new details in the controversy around the l.a. dodgers pride night and the lgbtq group a catholic group is expecting thousands of people to show up to protest tomorrow night's game where the dodgers host the giants. the dodgers plan to get san francisco a perpetual indulgence of community.

after complaints from religious groups the backlash from the lgbtq groups left the dodgers to re-invite them. the group called catholics for catholics are now organizing what it called a prayer possession outside of dodger stadium tomorrow evening. >> is pride month continues we have a story of discrimination and bullying for some students in san jose parents, teachers and students are rallying at the school board meeting demanding change. the meeting happening as we speak. joining us for the unified district. >> reporter: parents and teachers i spoke with only want to see the school district and with so many other school districts already have and programming them to better

support lgbtq+ students. what are they asking for? they have the advisory committee. they can report to the board, they are asking for lgbtq students and lgbtq liaison on every campus. gender training for all employees and an updated policy for lgbtq+ students. later tonight the board is set up to pass a resolution recognizing pride month. something that parents and staff say is not enough. just minutes ago we heard back that might not be the case anymore. that's it. >> they didn't say. we're going to update our policy and we will form an advisory committee. all of the many easy next steps they can take, they won't commit to that. >> i don't believe this should be in our schools.

i can understand everyone has a platform everyone wants to be heard, i don't like the way they are going about it though it's kind of wrong. it's being pushed. >> reporter: not everyone agrees, some parents believe teachers are forcing their beliefs and morals on students and any programs should be voted on by parents. the district said that they already have a lgbtq+ policy in place and they provided training for certified staff. later on today we will be hearing from parents who say they have children who are concerned about bullying and the support there is for their peers. in san jose, nbc bay area news. tonight we know the punishment handed down by the fire department over that so- called fire truck incident. you remember that? it started with a sell phone video last fall which is a woman who appears to be wearing nothing more than a bikini getting out of a fire truck.

she walks right into the pink poodle strip club. she apologized and said disciplinary action was being taken. now we learned a fire captain has been demoted. another fire captain from san jose wants to know why it took so long for this information to become public. >> it's still very vague. it's a shame. because those men and women do a great job every day. >> it doesn't make it look good it's a real shame. i'm sorry it took so long. >> the city did confirm know whether disciplinary action was taken. the former fire captain violated public trust. it turned out to be a deadly vacation carbon monoxide poisoning was likely killing a california couple in mexico. hotel staff found the orange county couple unresponsive in a hotel room in the baja

peninsula about an hour north of cabo san lucas. police believe the cause of death was inhalation of gas. the family has since posted a gofundme page they say they were told it was in proper venting of carbon monoxide gas and we see miguel spoke with the family. >> that's the hardest part, it is just -- >> the general manager of that hotel issued a statement offering condolences to the family and said there was no other threat to guest safety. here is a reminder. a fire forcing some evacuations north of sacramento. it broke out about four hours ago. it burns 50 acres in the area you can see there was a steady plume of smoke that could just be seen for miles.

lots of haze there. so far no injuries and investigators trying to figure out how that fire started. in oklahoma, people are being warned to take cover from a tornado. look at that. storm chasers shot this video is a huge twister came down south west of oklahoma city. another tornado hit the town of lawton knocking down power lines more than 15,000 people lost power forecasters say an explosive thunderstorm is affecting them tonight, possibly producing more tornadoes and certainly hail that could be larger than baseball. up next on the special primetime addition, a decades- old cold case finally cracked. how an undercover cop pretending to be a busboy, led to this arrest. >> the beloved girl scouts taking place on the peninsula. they're threatening to cancel that.

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a remarkable break. sunnydale detective made an arrest in a cold case from 1997. a man is facing charges of sexual assault on a seven-year- old girl investigators say dna evidence and creative police work including an undercover busboy, led to the arrest. here is nbc. >> reporter: on monday a team of officers from sunnyvale police descended on this apartment complex one at a residence, 59-year-old richard jeffrey martinez was arrested on four counts of child sexual assault. the kind they accuse him of committing 27 years ago when he was 32 years old. according to court documents the victim was seven years old police collected evidence in

that case but the dna sample they had never matched up with anyone in the national criminal database. investigators turned to a new resource they submitted the dna to a public site to build a family tree. >> genealogy has been a real game changer in terms of trying to identify people who aren't in the database. >> reporter: they actually narrowed their search to three brothers. hutchinson was able to rule out two of them by connecting dna samples from discarded garbage and other legal means of collecting dna. jeffrey martinez in the 1996 case, he got creative. through social media, detective hutchinson learned that martinez always went to the same pub to celebrate st. patrick's day he got a court order to allow him to go undercover for the whole day and collect dna samples from martinez which turned out to be half eaten hot wings. >> it was a long day.

i joked with folks that my feet hurt and my back hurt and it is pretty physically exhausting. >> he froze the hot wings and he handled it how you would handle evidence. he's very well trained and he preserved the evidence. he sent that stuff off to the lab. >> this is not the first cold case they have worked on. last august, hutchinson arrested 75-year-old gary for the 1982 murder of carry smith in february 2021, he arrested thomas in the 1979 murderer. after monday's arrest of martinez for assault, two more victims came forward. he said he's happy the first victim is helped in this case. >> i hope she's proud of the fact that she allowed other victims to come forward. >> reporter: in sunnyvale, nbc

bay area news. union members have voted in favor to authorize the strike the contract going expiring on june 25th. the issue? unfair labor practices and understaffing. it could affect more than 12,000 county employees that work at the three hospitals. 911 communication centers and the park too. >> management needs to be able to hear from those on the front line. >> during the next session of negotiations the union's bargaining team will decide when to strike if necessary. we did reach out to the county but so far have not heard back. >> for thousands of kids it's summertime, a rite of passage taking a bus with your friends to camp but a popular girl scout camp is in jeopardy

because the due new ordinance. other camps are worried for the exact same reason. >> reporter: you are looking at teenagers from summercamp the annual girl scout camp. and has been going on for decades here but now, a hitch. a new ordinance means the bus that drives the growth to camp, is too long. >> a lot of our parents rely on that transportation to get them to camp. >> reporter: her daughter goes to girl scout camp and michelle also went to the same camp she says they just found out about the ordinance banning buses longer than 35 feet for certain roads, including the road 100 park. the campers -- 39 feet long. >> this impacts all of the youth

that accesses the park we've been there for 75 years but were not the only camp that operates. >> parents are getting involved, worried the bus and could mean their kids could not get to go to camp. >> there so many cans who can go throughout their entire lives with access to camp if they don't have the buses. they're frustrated they weren't told ahead of time about the ordinance and worry because camp starts in a month. >> i was so excited to pass that on to my daughter too. she is a little go-getter and i was so excited for her to experience the outdoors like i got too. >> reporter: we reached out to what side which tells us the promise to work with the girl scout to make sure they can get to their camp on time via the bus. meanwhile, there is a town hall meeting scheduled for the 27th of this month. girl scouts say, they will be

there. nbc bay area news. >> hopefully they get the bus situation figured out. jeff has to work out the weather situation. >> its way out towards the 27th it shouldn't be too hot. it should be good camping mother whether they are headed to that location or any other ones up across the bay area. today we did get in on some warmer temperatures here. san francisco of course staying cool at the coastline even though we warmed up, they are still trending just a little bit below average. we will keep this area under high pressure pushing that off to the north that's going to allow some warmer areas to the east. temperatures tomorrow again anywhere from the 50s into the 80s as we roll through your

friday morning forecast, it does not look super widespread. we see low clouds here also, some of that near the bay. of course the immediate coast through the afternoon we keep the coastline but we will keep the sunny skies and wind. if a decent forecast for us. temperatures starting off in the 50s. southbay, 57. san francisco and the northbay right here. daytime highs for tomorrow in the south bay it's going to bring us to the upper 70s and low 80s. 80 degrees with 79. for the east bay over to oakland, 71. 80 in walnut creek. out here towards livermore, we will be right back at 84. the peninsula headed to the beach, a classic chilly day out here for us.

redwood city with some of the best weather here 75 and 73 san francisco 75 downtown. 78 in napa. weather just like this as we roll into saturday's forecast that's going to be the best day of the weekend. by sunday, check this out. another unusual june system that is way cooler than normal. look at this 10-day forecast from 81 on saturday. 71 sunday. we warm up a little bit. that seven-day forecast in san francisco we hold on to the 60s here. that drop at 73. wind is 15 all the way to 45. >> pattison good barbecue

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in pacifica, the second most polluted on the west coast and the most polluted in the bay area. here are the other beaches in the top 10. marlon park, pillar point and golf park the list was based on the levels of harmful bacteria in the ocean. san mateo county saying they are not on that list. used to be owned by rock singer chris isaak. it could be open next year. another staggering statistic in the fight against sentinel in

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it is a sobering statistic tonight the fight against sentinel in san francisco. the governor announced the chp was joining a citywide crackdown officers seized more than 4.2 kilos of fentanyl. >> that's enough to kill the city's entire population three times over. here is nbc's christie smith. >> the effort is largely focused in the area. calling the result promising. supervisors about the deployment and what he would like to see in the future. >> this is life-saving work. >> reporter: joining san francisco police in a major

crackdown on open-air deals. >> it's not enough to say i think people want more, they want to see more progress sooner. what the numbers tell us, they are making progress in the right direction. >> reporter: they said in the tenderloin and surrounding areas, they've also confiscated methamphetamine, cocaine. >> they are patrolling. that's how they come upon a traffic stop. it's either an arrest and this is where we end up finding fentanyl. >> reporter: they made 92 arrests related to possession. dean has been deeply critical about those type of crackdowns saying it may make the problem worse and they are unfairly targeting those with addiction.

nearly 2 months ago the governor had information about this initiative. the district includes the market and other target areas. >> my only request is -- >> there's pressure on the city to effectively address -- we ask what success would look like. >> the number one measure of success has to be saving lives. to me what will be successful is when we start seeing a reduction in the number of drug overdoses but part of that is also sending a message that san francisco is not a destination city for drug dealing and drug use. >> tonight more than 40 migrants are getting help.

the group including eight kids arrived unannounced at a downtown l.a. church yesterday afternoon. texas has transported more than 20,000 migrants. the sanctuary cities across the country. yesterday he did tweet small texas border towns are being overrun and overwhelmed because of president biden refuses to secure the border. migrants seek to go and the leaders approved to a self- declared sanctuary. the governor's office responded in part saying instead of demonizing asylum-seekers, let's work on the community to support and humanely welcome people. together we will make sure children and families to arrive are safe and lock him. earlier this month florida governor also ordered nearly 40 migrants to sacramento. he set they all consented ahead of time.

>> governor desantis is challenging governor new stem. he made those comments while speaking to reporters this week. >> are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenged joe? are you going to get in and do it? are you just going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? >> this comes after an interview on monday where he said he would debate the florida governor anytime. he said several times he does not intend to run as president. >> it's not just governor desantis, another one joined the presidential race. the mayor of miami is now in the running. more from capitol hill. he mishandled classified documents.

the 2024 republican primary. three quarters of this question saying the charges had no impact. they struggled to break through the noise having to adjust the front runners legal woes. facing blowback on a conservative radio show for not committing to pardon mr.trump. >> i think it's premature. >> not me not to me not answering is now. >> we don't. >> a new race. miami mayor is the third floridian and first hispanic for republican candidates all fighting for undecided voters.

>> the only major democratic candidate focused on his official duties speaking about his administration efforts from everything from concert tickets he hopes it will resonate with voters and he looks for a place in the conversation dominated by donald trump. in washington, nbc news. we do have to warn you, the video you are going to see is graphic. >> body cam footage from a traffic stop last year. the police officer matthew i spoke with the police chief about it by phone and he said it's a sign of the department new era. >> situations like this happen unfortunately they don't speak

to those operations for the organization. >> he initially pulled over a vehicle for not displaying license plates and it seems fairly civil in the beginning. after doing background checks on both individuals he discovers the passenger has an outstanding felony warrant. explaining to him he has a warrant. at this point, we say the suspect was resisting arrest. however, using a series of punches, kicks and knee strikes that led to a internal investigation. an investigation prompted by sergeant josh. evans is one of the officers now at the center of the racist text messaging scandal and the body cam video. he seemed surprised it tells him he used force to arrest the suspect.

and internal investigation determined that he had violated use of force policy including unreasonable force, failure to de-escalate and use of alternative tactics he was eventually fired in april of this year. >> that was a prime example of being more accountable. i think he's responsible. >> reporter: the district attorney is charged with misdemeanor assault for his actions. she says she'll the police chief has continued to hold officers more accountable but there still a lot of work to do and feels the d.a. charges don't go far enough. >> the arraignment of one officer isn't a victory. it was the right thing to do, it took too long and we can't count it as a win.

>> he has been set for july 18th. nbc news. >> new developments in the criminal case against didisgrac cofounder. prosececutors have agreed to temporarily drop five of the 13 criminal charges against him in exchange, they are asking the court to cover those chcharges early next year he has pleaded not guilty to stealing billions of dollars from investors to help cover losses in a separately owned hedge fund his first trial may start as early he begins to be on house arrest. even president biden is sick of those hidden fees like concert tickets today he held a meeting with executives from ticketmaster, ct, airbnb and other service providers the president said the group is now committed to and the surprise fees the unexpected service fees for things like tickets,

resorts and rentals. he says he already moved to cut bank overdrafts and bounced check fees. >> it's not a matter for the wealthy but they matter to working folks like holmes i grew up in. they can have hundreds of dollars a month making it harder to pay bills. and that is wrong. >> seat geek and live nation the parent company about to begin those things for tickets beginning in september. consumers need to know the real price of a ticket. >> tesla still selling the most electric vehicles in the u.s. how much longer? we may be close to summer but we are not done with some unusual activity and the next

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francisco this saturday for a panel discussion on how to prevent abuse in the church and support survivors who have been victimized. >> going to be moderating the event. >> that panel is called the sanctuary the aim is to discuss what religious leaders can and should be doing with abuse and protecting the congregation more than half of women reported suffering some type of sexual violence in their lifetime. that according to surveys conducted and that kind of abuse impacts about one in three men. they reported extensively about church abuse claims across the bay area. disclosing how often that happens. >> we call our church building sanctuaries with healing, safety and well-being in the community. >> nicole first witness the

abuse as a documentary filmmaker but ultimately puts down her camera to spend more than a decade walking alongside abuse survivors as a founder of freely and help the nonprofit based in africa that works to equip survivors with education and counseling. nicole is a bay area native and her group is putting on the event in san francisco in hopes of pushing religious leaders here to do more to support survivors and prevent abuse. >> my hope is that they find they are not as alone as they thought they were previously. there are others. that's what they can learn from but only from the pain at one point. we invite you to join us and other applicants and survivors this saturday at 4:00 p.m. if i had to reserve a seat for

the panel just log on to freely data work. the investigative unit. >> we will see you saturday. it's officially open. at the new campus on washington, d.c. the new campus opened in arlington county virginia. it features 22 story office buildings with a lot of modern amenities. just one of the projects. 11,000 units of housing to go alongside the office development with automatic expansions. they gave some vague answers when asked how phase two is going. >> tesla is no longer in the driver seat. last year tesla sold more than 60% of electric vehicles. the report says by 2026 tesla might sell less than 20% on the road other carmakers selling more electric vehicles and that's cutting into the share.

>> the snow came down and historic amount. they were melting away. the lad says it's the first day since november 2nd that there is no snow on the snow pillow. that's the device they use to measure snow on the ground it means there's not enough snow to even register. compare that to earlier this year they go so deep around the snow they have to dig a tunnel to reach the entrance even though the snow pillow and glass, there are still patches here and there we got a chuckle for all of us to see the difference. >> barely any kind of break up there this year. some of those numbers right now ranging anywhere from 3-400% of normal still about a foot left at some of the highest levels. a historic season here.

i did want to show you in case you were headed to the airport over the next couple of hours they are getting on a flight to oklahoma and just north of dallas as you roll through tomorrow the severe weather outlook here coming up in the yellow zone that's where we have more thunderstorms anywhere from colorado down to arkansas and alabama. coming up at the florida panhandle. especially southeast. the likelihood of more tomorrow. right back here across the west want to give a wide expansive you for the storm tracker right here listing off to the north we are seeing that happens with high pressure allowing warmer air to move in but at the same time we will have some fog in the coastline no 70s or 80s with this one. what started off here with

similar areas of fog in the north bay and the coastline we will up tomorrow afternoon we keep the fog in close for the valley that sunshine does return . morning temperatures right here at 58. southbay, 57 and 50's continuing for san francisco and the north bay a light jacket. tomorrow afternoon. we have 60s here from san francisco right onto santa cruz things are all going to change once we had sunday and monday. a quick drop down not only dropping temperatures but breaking in. look at this forecast here sunday afternoon. 20 to about 45 miles per hour. a strong gust to san francisco at the northern coast and we

stay with gusty wind as well monday afternoon. still on my seven-day forecast 60s here in san francisco as you move up to the next seven days. look at this from 84 saturday, 73 sunday and we will go up a little bit through next week. summer arriving at 7:57 wednesday morning. no big summer heat on this map but still looks pretty comfortable we will give it time. >> thanks, jeff. are you watching tonight? are you going to watch this weekend? the u.s. open

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coming up with the los angeles country club the guys were tearing up the court taking it down to l.a. we will start with the glamour and the 15th hole. a hole in one. watch this. it spins back watch the action. >> using a pitching wedge. the approach, the 17th hole. he shot a record 62 and he's tied with another golfer from san diego state. about shot a 62 as round one and round two tomorrow night. there is some stanford pride down at the u.s. open. >> they are already making history. the nbc bay area with sports. >> reporter: for the first time they are hosting the national championship. this week the world's best golfers are getting the u.s. open los angeles country club.

>> that's what every kid dreams about playing in the majors. >> reporter: playing in his first major, he will be inspiring the next generation of players from the bay area to the far east. the 20-year-old just completed his sophomore season, the first hong kong born male to play in the major championships. >> just representing a place where i was born. inspiring more kids to play golf. >> reporter: three of the cardinal teammates. michael and carl. they believe he's the first time the teammates have survived sectional qualifying at different sites to play in the u.s. open. >> they were coming up with really good stuff.

we are all going to have a good week here. see what we can do. >> the program has been on a historic run this season. keeping the first two-time ncaa women's champion, the first call since 1951 the winner coming up on the tour. the major milestone. >> it's special. we will be doing that and make everyone proud. >> the remaining three rounds at the u.s. open with primetime right here on nbc bay area. anthony florez, nbc bay area. >> we will be watching all of this drama and bad blood. they are still at the coliseum this season. camp i had an early lead battling back in the fifth. set brown to the last that type things up but in the end, tampa

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astronauts completed a six-hour spacewalk. >> the rollout on the international space station. nasa calls this extra vehicular activity. they look at another spacewalk last friday. two russian cosmonauts are getting for their spacewalk next week. seven hours with communications , signs hardware in the condition they serve with the module. they do construction type work but they do it. >> would you call it extra vehicular activity? that's a great title. that's going to do it for us here at 8:00 we will be right back at 11:00. thank you for joining us.

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