♪ ♪ breaking now at 5:00, up in flames. a warehouse fire breaks out in the east bay overnight. ahead, the damage done and the investigation underway.

and president joe biden continues his visit here in the bay area. the stops and key meetings he has scheduled today. plus -- >> we really brought all assets that we have available to us to bear on finding the submersible and the people in it. >> a desperate search underway. the rescue operation in the deep sea as crews race against time to locate five people on board a missing tourist sub. this is "today in the bay." ♪ ♪ good tuesday morning. i'm ginger conejero in once again for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we will get a look at the forecast in a bit but first we have to start with mike, because, mike, i know you are following the crash on i-80. it has been going on since 1:30 this morning. two large trucks involved here. we do have injuries. someone was taken from the scene on a helicopter so we do know there was at least one person that was injured, but the big

problem right now continues with this blockage. we have only one lane open, westbound 80. it is the upper east shore freeway, the commute direction. coming off the bridge everything is fine until you get to about barrett. you can exit at barrett where the backup starts. you can take 37 down. i think cutting might take you back into some of the crash activity. only one lane of westbound 80 is open right now. it may take a couple more hours, we just learned that from chp. two trucks are wedged together. one is a truck carrying sugar. sugar is leaking out. thank goodness it is not more dangerous than that but they have to separate the two. the morning commute has not kicked in. easy drive, the backup still a mile from barrett to the scene as we talked about.

i have from time to time seen eastbound highway 4 showing more traffic indicating folks heading to 680 which is a better route to get around the area. we will continue to follow that because it will be the problem for the morning as we look toward the east shore freeway. right now things are quiet on the roadways aside from that. we are seeing the breezy winds, though not at gusty although we can keep the cooler temperatures on the map. if you notice, right now we do have some 40s overnight the santa rosa. 46 degrees. napa, 47. even through livermore, 46 degrees. this we expected because of the cooler system that swept through on sunday. look at the 24-hour temperature change. five degrees cooler compared to yesterday. in livermore, seven degrees compared to the past 24 hours. wind wise, we will keep the 10 to 15-mile-per-hour wind. if you notice bodega bay along the coastline seeing 20-plus, but through the interior things will diminish.

temperature wise we will see a little bit of the clouds and eventually lots of sunshine. we will get to your daytime highs and full forecast again in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot, vianey. breaking news, an overnight four-alarm fire is under investigation in antioch. it happened around 11:00 p.m. at an abandoned warehouse in the marina plaza which is next to the boat launch and fishing peer. pier. new video shows the warehouse up in flames. firefighters told photographers on the scene the wind made it hard to put out. firefighters are using drones to survey the damage. we will have a full report up ahead at 5:30 this morning. 5:03 for you right now. president joe biden's bay area visit continues today, and today chris sanchez continuing to follow all of that. chris, i know the president probably starting early on east coast time, i'm sure he is still on that. what is on tap for him today? he is starting in the city? >> he is starting in the city.

i have to say regardless of who you vote for, seeing that air force 1 747 land on the ground that close is an exciting thing. we have seen it on tv forever but it was exciting to be out there. the president will take his normal briefing, like you said, east coast time here, and then he will start in the city. he will layout how his administration wants to manage artificial intelligence. >> i've been watching the president as he arrived yesterday. you were there yesterday with him. >> yes. here you see him. this is when he arrived in palo alto for that -- it was the wetlands at the park. that's where he talked about what the investment is going to be in addressing climate change, how the communities address climate change. he also attended fundraisers. as we said he was going to yesterday. he was in los gatos and atherton. those were hosted by some pretty heavy hitters here from the silicon valley including the co-founder of linked in, chief technology officer from

microsoft and a major venture capitalist. >> i remember yesterday you were talking about, you kind of called the bay area the atm for a lot of those people. >> that's what the "politico"s call it, yeah. >> a lot of people do because a lot of people come. florida governor ron desantis was here as well. >> oh, yeah, he tried to make a withdrawal from the silicon valley atma well. he wanted to cash in on donors who support his conservative agenda. at least two california lawmakers attended a fundraising along with him and 50 other people. that was in sack rae meant owe. he also attended a fundraiser in woodside but it was super private and we had a hard time finding out more information about that one. >> just shows how busy this political term is going to be right now. >> exactly. he is still going to be in the bay area today, the president. he does -- he is going to meet with experts about artificial intelligence. he wants to layout in the next couple of weeks how his administration wants to address not just the pitfalls of ai but

the opportunities that ai might present as well. he has quite a panel put together including, remember, we talked about the nobel prize winner from berkeley. she will be there, too. more fundraising, too. of course, you have to hit the atm one more time before you leave town. he's going to attend a fundraiser in cantonfield so up in marin county. the governor will be there as well. we expect that he will leave -- i mean the fundraiser is tonight. >> right. >> so i would think he would leave tomorrow. i mean that's what i would do. >> all right. thanks, chris. a lot going on. now that the president is expected to remain in the bay area through tomorrow as was just said, coverage on his visit will continue. when we're not on air you can catch the latest at nbcbayarea.com. y'all still can download our free "nbc bay area news" app to get the updates. microsoft agrees with you and chris there. seeing air force one yesterday, i got a chance to see it, it was a sight to behold.

moving on now. 5:07 for you. the supreme court session is set to end in the coming weeks and there are still a number of decisions on cases that have yet to be announced. now, this includes rulings on affirmative action, lgbtq rights and president joe biden's student loan forgiveness program. today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live from washington. brie, what can we expect from some of the higher-stake cases? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, ginger. one of the cases we are keeping a close eye on involves student loans and whether the biden administration's plan to forgive up to $20,000 in student loan will actually stand. from college admissions to lgbtq rights, the supreme court is poised to weigh in on some of its most divisive cases by the end of july. >> last year the dobbs opinion which overruled roe v. wade was decided on june 25 it. so well toward the end of the term. this is all business as usual. >> reporter: the future of

president biden's student loan forgiveness plan is on the line, a decision that could impact the financial futures of 40 million americans. >> this is about economic mobility, being able to move forward in society as a multi-racial democracy. >> reporter: we are also awaiting a key decision on affirmative action. justices will decide the legality of race-conscious policies many universities and colleges use to admit students. >> race alone doesn't account for why someone is admitted or not. >> i have heard the word "diversity" quite a few times and i don't have a clue what it means. >> reporter: the court was 6-3 conservative majority is expected to rule on a major case concerning lgbtq rights after a christian web designer refused to provide services to same-sex couples. >> the question is, can a website designer say, sorry, that's not my kind of marriage. >> this is not a hotel. this is not a restaurant. this is not a riverboat or a

train. i'm interested in the intersection of public accommodations law and speech. >> reporter: the public is watching and waiting to see how the high court rules. and the rulings this week come as the nation marks one week since the conservative court's decision to overturn roe v. wade and the legal right of an abortion. ginger. >> thanks a lot, brie. we will definitely be watching out for more from that. developing now, a team of ships and airplanes are combing the atlantic for a submarine that vanished while descending to explore the wreckage of the titanic. >> yes, those researchers are in a race -- and the rescuers are in a race against time to find it. the submarine carrying five people, a pilot and four passengers, it went missing sunday about 900 miles east of cape cod. this is while descending to view the titanic wreckage. the craft takes tourists some 12,000 feet under water. the coast guard says it has the

capacity to be submerged for only about 96 hours or about four days. >> during the course of the dive they lost communications and we have not had communications with the submersible since then. >> according to social media, british billionaire hamish harding is among those passengers. the 21-foot submersible is owned by oceangate w which operates small subs as well as research and film production. the tourist trip to the titanic costs $250,000. and the sub's operator, oceangate, meanwhile, has a bay area tie. according to the company's website, ceo and co-founder stockton rush received mba from uc berkeley in 1989. there are reports, still not confirmed, he may be among the passengers on board. devoted fans appear to have stepped up to help a popular south bay bakery on wheels targeted by thieves. now, maybe you have eaten the sweet treated provided by the

bakery van. the team came to nbc bay area last year to celebrate hispanic heritage month, but over the weekend the owners posted a photo showed their wrecked van saying it was stolen saturday afternoon. now, they actually set up a gofundme page to purchase a new van and work equipment and we can tell you this morning they've already reached their goal. >> so good to see so many people stemmed in to help out, but they should not have had to do that. >> that's right. you think about all of the businesses that have had hit over hit. >> exactly. it is 5:11 as we take a live look in downtown san jose. meteorologist vianey arana has been tracking about what we can expect, including across san francisco. a beautiful start. >> isn't it? look at this, a live look. you can see the sunrise coming up with the orange glow, and we will see another clear and sunny day with comfortable weather. so let's break down your hourly forecast. by 7:00 a.m., yes, we do expect to see the 40s.

remember, we have been talking about that, especially up through the northbound and in through parts of the interior but also down through morgan hill. in addition to that we are going to keep some of the breezy winds around. not going to be as gusty, but notice by noon mostly sunny with mild temperatures in the upper 60s, a couple of low 70s. so we will keep some of the 70s on the map. we will start to warm up slightly. by the afternoon we can expect to see our final day of spring bumping up into the upper 70s, and then by tomorrow we do have gradual warming yet again. now we want to check in with mic who has been following breaking news. that's right. we have this crash that will be here likely for a couple of hours, at least at some level. right now only one lane of the upper east shore freeway open as you travel through itch mond. el cerrito folks can get on the freeway down to petrero. but if you jump on before you get to barrett, that's the

backup. it is about a. >> mike: take barrett over to 37 and cutting boulevard may take you into the crash. carlson will join you well clear of all of this. as the commute builds it will continue to be a problem but right now the east shore freeway, mild build with less than a mile of backup. back to you. >> thank you, mike. how much stress are you putting into artificial intelligence. ahead on "today in the bay" the assistance and advice many are willing to get from the technology. and more lay-offs hitting the bay area even at apparently

it is 5:16 right now. here is a look at your gilroy commute. starting out a little cold, 47 degrees. we are going to stay in the 40s through about 7:00, 8:00. we start to warm up and we will bump up into some upper 60s, low 70s. seven-day forecast coming up. and the big deal right now, this alert that continues. only one lane of westbound 80, your commute direction is open right around cutting boulevard, just passed that scene. we have that backup you see in richmond. some folks may shift on highway 4. we are watching for a shift in the commute as folks hit the roadway. so far you only have about a three-quarter-of-a-mile backup. we will track it. good morning. very happy tuesday to you. wall street gets back to work after taking the day off for the

juneteenth holiday. last week very strong on friday with the numbers you are seeing here. twist biosciences in south san francisco filed a warn notice with the state about laying off workers. 197 jobs here in the bay area. employees at the bay area's game site also say some of them are facing cuts. this is file video of one of our visits to the company. we have this video because the company consistently ranks as one of the best places in the world to work. gainsight topped glass door's list of great places to work, number one. a few months ago we spoke with ceo nick meta and i asked about lay-offs in the industry. >> this is the challenge every company is dealing with and we have so much empathy for what people are going through in the job market right now. if you are watching and you are displaced in a company, our hearts go out to you. we are trying to help our customers find new jobs as well. we have tried to manage things as carefully as we can, for

example, slowing down hiring and taking care of the teammates we have. none of us control the future but a big thing is trying to take care of people inside the company. >> other news, bloomberg reports google is looking to move some or all production of pixel cellphones out of china. it already builds some phones in vietnam. google looking at india as a new manufacturing location. this is a venture capitalist with lightspeed. we are both fathers and considering father's day was last sunday we spoke on our podcast about fatherhood. he quit his high-paying job when his daughter was born about ten years ago. when dads get together as we did, there is a discussion of dad jokes. >> i've been told you like to dad jokes. >> yeah. >> what's your favorite dad joke? >> oh, man. how pc can you get on this? >> you can do anything you want. >> oh, man. i mean, shoot -- >> dad jokes are not known to be

dirty. >> it is available wherever you get your podcasts. you know, finally, i have been doing tv for 35 years. finally did something too hot for tv. >> a little spicy. >> got to listen to it. >> but you did say you might be able to share a dad joke with us. >> you know what? if you stick around until 6:15 i will tell you a dad joke. >> all right. >> there you go. >> be late to work. don't miss it. thanks. new this morning, nearly three-quarters of consumers say they trust content created by generative a.i. programs like chatgpt. now, a new survey says people are most satisfied with chat bots, gaming and using a.i. for search. more than half trust generative a.i. to assist with financial planning. about two-thirds say they could benefit from getting a medical diagnosis and advice from generative a.i. two-thirds say they would be willing to seek advice for personal relationships and career plans.

>> wow. >> who did the interview for that? >> personal advice from a nonperson, right? >> right. >> okay. >> it takes the emotion out of it. >> that's true. >> sometimes you need to take emotion out of it. >> actually, that's true. >> think about it. >> i'm not saying anything there. >> i want all of the emotion. i want it all. >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> i don't think my husband would say the same about me. >> i mean i can deal with my feelings and yours. >> hi. >> what are you feeling about the weather? >> you know what? i feel good about it. i'm not mad about it. a little wind never hurt -- well. >> well. >> i'm okay with it. >> we'll stick with that. then we get a warm-up. guys, it is the last day of spring. my goodness. okay. san jose, downtown, notice we do have a little bit of that cloud action right here, but we're going to get lots of sunshine and temperature wise we will be okay.

even in through 8:00, 9:00, notice we get the sunshine bumping up into the upper 60s yet again and we will see 70s on the map. san francisco, a beautiful live look there. it is about 52 degrees. it still will be breezy at times, especially around the coastline. we will see the temperatures climb into the low 60s. meanwhile, temperature wise in dublin, look at this, 46 degrees. remember, i mentioned the colder air mass that swept through on sunday? it is okay because by the afternoon we will fare out in the upper 60s, low 70s as well. napa started in the 40s. it was expected to be one of the cooler spots. the sunshine will carry us through until about 12:00 when we hit 70 degrees. i do have a fun fact for you. so we have a cool 2023 trend for napa. napa had below-average days since january 1st of 2023, so far we have seen 127 days. that means that it is below

average, it is not typical for what we are supposed to be seeing for june. today will be another one of those days. 75% of 2023 cooler than average, so that's pretty interesting because you have seen the shift with the temperatures but also with the winds. by about 10:00 a.m. notice bodega bay still has about 25 miles per hour. meanwhile, we will see the wind start to pick up again this evening, especially around the coastline, but then the winds will begin to diminish and we will see a bump in the temperatures heading into the first day of summer, which i'll go over into more detail on that in a minute. first, let's check in with mike. >> we still have this crash that will be around for the morning but it is starting to have more impact. this is east shore freeway, westbound 80 coming through richmond toward the bay bridge. look at the top of the screen, more slowing coming through san pablo so that may increase as it is 5:23 now. the morning commute is starting to build coming off the car cain us bridge. we have seen the sensors

changing for the westbound commute. we are watching for changes for highway 4 to see if more folks are leaving the area coming off the bridge. we will watch it closely but so far everything is okay. that crash is expected to block lanes at least for another hour or two, and as one lane is open right now, the rest of the freeway, the rest of the bay showing a smooth drive. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. up ahead, working to help kids with stress. next on "today in the bay," the new program the state is launching and the simple steps you can take to assist your

5:26 for you this morning. welcome back. you know, nearly 2 million children in california are affected by adverse childhood experiences. >> new this moing, first five california is launching a campaign c the stronger starts campaign raise awareness about the issue. an adverse childhood experience nclu anything from physical and emotional negle substance abuse to physical or verbal abuse. studies have linked these experiences to causing a toxic stress children. when prolonged this can hamper development and affect the way body is able to recover. the director for first five california says the best way for parents to help is to connect with kids. >> the buffer against cases is safe, stable, nurturing

relationships and environmenting environments and elevating that to top of mind and connecting with your community and children. it can minimize and prevent toxic stress and the long-term impact it can have on a child's development and health. >> she suggests setting up daily routines with your kids, participating in fun activities and sharing stories with them to prevent stress. 5:27 right now. next on the top stories we are following today including a chaotic end to a father's day near pier 39 in san francisco. the latest on the search for suspects wanted in connection to a car-to-car shootout. okay. a massive fire breaks out in an abandoned warehouse here in contra costa unty.co

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breaking right now at 5:30, a four-alarm fire overnight in the east bay. a live report from the scene with a look at the aftermath and the search for a possible cause. also, a deadly shooting in oakland. the revelations from police about the victim and suspects. >> plus, struggling to make it in the bay. the new findings revealing more about the impacts the unhoused across california are facing. this is "today in the bay." ♪ ♪ good tuesday morning. i'm ginger conejero saab. laura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. your forecast in a moment.

but first we will start with mike inouye who is tracking a crash for us. >> it is a crash that happened at 1:30. it may last with the impacts at least until 7:00. we hear only one lane open right now and it may continue for quite sometime as crews have arrived. they're looking for two heavy duty rigs. there are two big rigs crashed and wedged together. one is spilling sugar out of the back. there were injuries reported as well from the crash, although someone was taken from the scene via helicopter. the backup is starting in san pablo so we have a couple of miles backups stretching through the area. the rest of the bay is moving smoothly but the build is kicking in for the south bay so we have a heavier commute showing up, heavier than yesterday. we will track this. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we continue to follow breaking news in contra costa county after a massive fire breaks out overnight at an

abandoned warehouse near a local marina. >> pete suratos is joining us from the scene. how are things looking from the ground? >> reporter: good morning. moments ago you had the last fire engine from contra costa fire leaving the scene behind me, this abandoned warehouse catching on fire near the antioch marina. but we are talking about a pretty massive fire that took place overnight. in fact, we want to show our viewers some of the video. here is what we are told from contra costa county fire officials, they are saying the abandoned warehouse caught fire just before 11:00 a.m. when first crew arrived they spotted heavy fire coming from the roof. now, it did escalate to a four-alarm status due to the vegetation fire that took place on the side of this warehouse. now, just a few hours ago we saw a tweet from contra costa county fire that they had to go on the defensive due to some structural issues in the building because

we are talking about an abandoned war house that caught on fire. here is a fire official talking about the operation. >> we had difficult access to the inside of the building. portions of the building have a large basement so we are concerned about the structural stability of sending firefighters into this abandoned building. >> reporter: now, fire officials say there weren't any injuries and clearly the fire is contained at this point as the last fire engine did leave, but the cause of the fire is still under investigation. of course, as we get updates we will bring them to you in the newsroom. reporting live from antioch, pete suratos to "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting near maxwell park. this happened about 6:00 p.m. on camden street near mcarthur boulevard west of mills campus. so far the victim, a man, has not been ee dent fied. police right now are not saying anything about whether

investigators have information about a possible suspect or motive. president biden is waking up in california as he continues his bay area visit. later he will host a round table in san francisco on the future of artificial intelligence. yesterday he stopped by palo alto to announce about $575 million in funding to help communities adapt to climate change. now, at the same time the president announced major funding for the electric grid. >> the department of energy is going to announce that it is investing more than $2 billion to modernize our electric grid to be more climate resilient. biden attended a couple of campaign fundraisers that saw him raise more than a million dollars for campaign accounts. after today's a.i. round table the president will participate in two more campaign fundraisers, one in kentfield and the other in san francisco.

5:35 right now. developing this morning, police are still looking for at least one person involved in that rolling gun battle along san francisco's waterfront that injured six people, sending many others running for cover. this all started on fisherman's wharf as people were out just celebrating father's day on sunday. a gunman in two cars fired at each other for more than a mile. this is before one car crashed. police say two people in that car were shot, one critically injured. the people in the other car, a white sedan, got away. we spoke with one street musician performing with her husband on pier 39 when the chaos erupted. >> we were in the middle of a song and suddenly it sounded like fireworks were going off right behind us. >> now, of the four injured bystanders one is a 10-year-old girl struck by one of the speeding vehicles as she walked her bike across the street. three others were injured by flying glass from the shattered windows. police in san francisco are

investigating gunfire on a busy stretch of highway 101. it happened around 10:00 last night near the northbound rochl to interstate 280. no one was injured but one car was hit multiple times by gunfire. the investigation also closed all northbound lanes for a time. across the bay the chp is investigateing gunfire near southbound interstate 880. that happened at about 9:00 yesterday morning on the 66th avenue off ramp near the coliseum. the driver in this shooting also escaped injury. new this morning, a new look at california's homeless population. ucsf researchers conducted a state wilde study which they tout as the largest examination of california's unhoused in nearly three decades. they found nine in ten people lost their permanent housing in california before becoming homeless, and 75% lived in the same county where they lost their housing. two-thirds born in california,

and the homeless have a median age of 47. as for reasons why people became unhoused, for more than 20% it was directly tied to loss of income. that's not the only economic-related cause with most of the other leading reasons also tied somehow to finances. and now we are taking a live look at san francisco. beautiful sunrise there as you are seeing the trans america building over in the city. vianey arana has our forecast for what it is looking like up ahead. >> you know, for a tuesday we are going to be on the cool side and a little breezy. but aside from that, i mean pleasant. temperatures right now a little chilly. 46 degrees in santa rosa. napa, 47. through livermore, 46 degrees. 24-hour temperature change, so it is compared to the same time yesterday, five degrees cooler in napa. oakland, six degrees cooler.

if you notice, in through livermore seven degrees cooler. now, what we are going to see is a slight warm-up, but i want it to show you right now what it looks like in lake tahoe because the national weather service has issued a special weather statement for the lake tahoe area because of the really cool temperatures. now that the skies have cleared out in tahoe they're going to see those really, really low 20s in through tonight and for the rest of the week, but the weather is really beautiful. it is really pleasant. a beautiful week to be in tahoe. you don't have to worry about your commute, that's for sure. just a bit of a breeze tonight. speaking of the commute let's check in with mike. the drive to tahoe is fine, the opposite direction on westbound 80 is a problem. we continue to have one lane open. this is 539. the median lights are not off. all of the folks held up here, the sensors have not all lit up

in red. it backs up all the way down to cutting boulevard. you can use san pablo avenue which takes you past the scene, jump on potrero or carlson to get passed the crash. two rigs are wedged together and there's sugar leaking out of the back of one. they are coming up with a strategy for the clearing. there may be a shift but i haven't seen it for highway 4, for 6680. the backup at the bay bridge, to backup yet. as we look ahead we are looking at 6:45 game time again tonight for the giants over there, so that will mean a crowd. today is a workday counter to yesterday's holiday, so we may see more traffic. be prepared. the south bay shows the first

blip of slowing we saw today at about the 5:30 start and it didn't happen yesterday. so more traffic and a couple of incidents for the tri-valley. i will track those. back to you. >> thanks, mike. this morning we continue to celebrate pride month. still ahead this morning on "today in the bay," the struggles lgbtq college athletes are now opening up about including worries of not being accepted by their teammates. and the president today, who is in town by the way, may find out whether the supreme court agrees with his decision on student loans. also, a proposed roll-back on policy. the reason governor gavin newsom is pushing to alter transparency rules when it comes to investigating police misconduct. stay with us. you are w

it is 5:43 right now. here is a look at your brentwood commute. we are in the 50s, but the icons say sunshine and that's what we're going to get on this tuesday morning. bumping up into the 60s by 9:00 a.m. and maxing out in the 70s by 12:00 for the last day of spring. the full seven-day forecast and when we can expect a warm-up coming up. this map looks like -- look more closely. i'm circling this big issue since the alert went on, well, the crash happened at 1:30. still one lane of the east shore freeway open. westbound 80 jams up through sam pablo till about cutting boulevard. two big rigs are stuck together.

they're still trying to address this. we may see 7:00 before we see some relief. right now we are talking about the backup here and relief at the bay bridge. i will talkk about thehe ripplp effectct as it impactsts yourr morningg commute. president joe biden travels quite a lot but rarely does he spend the night. >> yeah, the president made an exception for san francisco. >> wouldn't you? absolutely. so, yeah, based on the security we are seeing in downtown san francisco we can assume he is at the fairmont hotel. in a couple of hours he will hear the cable cars start up and we assume if he were chooseing he would choose nbc bay area. good morning, mr. president. the president will host a panel on artificial intelligence today. yesterday he announced new funding to fight climate change. not solve it, but to literally hold the waters back. our kris sanchez has been covering the president's trip. she will have an update in a few minutes. the president could well be in san francisco when he hears about the fate of his plan to

forgive some student loans. the supreme court is due to issue new rulings at 7:00 a.m. our time. it is possible the student loan issue will be one of those. conservatives stopped -- sued to stop the u.s. from forgiving up to $20,000 in loans for millions of americans. there are two issues the court has to decide. one, does the heroes act, which allows the executive to, quote, modified or waive any student aid provision in a time of financial harms caused by a national emergency, count in this case. two, do the people who want to stop it have standing, do they have the right to sue. we will stay on top of the decision if it comes. secretary of state antony blinken says his visit to china was a success with one exception. he could not convince the chinese to open direct talks between our two militaries. blinken says we need to stabilize an unstable relationship. >> this was an opportunity to do

that, an opportunity to make very clear where our deep differences are and to have very detailed conversations about that as well as to see if there are areas in our mutual interest we might actually cooperate. >> former president trump was on fox news last night facing tough questions. we might have gotten a preview of one of his defenses in his felony documents case. the indictment against him says trump was on audio tape talking about what prosecutors call a secret military document. trump says what he had in his hands at the time was not a secret. >> there was no document. that was a massive amount of papers and everything else, talking about iran and other things, and it may have been held up or may not but it was not a document. i didn't have a document per se. there was nothing to declassify. these were newspaper stories, magazine stories and articles. >> trump also suggested the national archives which stores and protects presidential records is a leftist

organization, his words, which might have stuffed his boxes full of secrets. ginger. critics are slamming governor gavin newsom's new push to roll back police accountability in abuse cases. he is proposing the state no longer disclose investigations of abuse and corrupt police officers as part of a landmark disclosure law he signed in 2021. newsom says the move would help relieve pressure on an estimated $31 billion budget deficit. supporters say records could still be obtained from other sources including local police departments. civil rights groups say transparency would be lost. now, that's because those law enforcement agencies sometimes resist releasing information. 5:48 for you this morning. pride is universal and all month we are celebrating pride. today we are focusing on a shift in athletes, more of whom are deciding to come out and more of

whom are being embraced by their teammates. today's joy fryer sits down with three such athletes, tcu basketball player prince, chatham university hockey player, this is a goalie, carson gates, and hampton university football player byron perkins. all are out now and they say they quickly overcame initial fears about revealing their true selves. they also have advice to other lgbtq athletes considering whether or not to come out. >> it was very scary for me to come out. >> with my friends away from hockey i could be myself and be comfortable, but with the boys i had to change who i felt like i was to fit in a little bit. >> i kind of had to suppress my truth. >> when you are suppressing your truth what's the impact to that? >> self-hatred ready. >> did it affect you on the football field? >> very much so. i wasn't able to be focused. >> you can see the full story on

the "today" show coming up here after "today in the bay." i think the new generation is more accepting than any other generations before so we are seeing more people come out. >> sometimes the question is not regarding your teammates, it is more of the other folks affected by the team or the pr, the press or anybody, insular characters. >> right. >> it is a ripple effect that happens as situations change for folks. >> that's great. and the more people talk about it, the more people are inspired to make it normal. it is normal but normalize it for others. >> that's right. >> absolutely. we are looking at a beautiful -- i keep commenting on this, a beautiful sunrise behind us. it looks like a start on a really beautiful day. vianey arana, are we going to see a better day today? >> i think it will be better as the winds diminish more. we see san francisco. a beautiful skyline as was

mentioned. right now temperature wise we are seeing some 40s. now, we were expecting this because that colder airman is what caused the dip in the temperature for daytime highs and brought the winds as well. 46 in santa rosa. 46 in livermore. 47 in napa. let's take you through your hourly forecast. by 7:00 a.m., even though we saw a chilly start, breezy hills, you can see there 5 to 15 miles per hour, not as gusty. temperature wise we will be in the 50s for most of the bay area, a couple of 40s. taking us through noon, your lunch hour, where we will see lots of sunshine. temperatures will be mild and we can expect to keep a breezy coast, 20 to 30 miles per hour. daytime highs will be in the upper 70s today for fairfield, concord. san jose, 71. hayward, 67. notice san francisco, 65. on this final day of spring we are going to say dry, and i want to show you the long-range outlook but we welcome summer officially tomorrow. it does look, just looking ahead

into next weekend, like we could possibly see a nice warm-up as well. but we will get a little warm-up heading into wednesday which the timing i think is appropriate because summer officially arrives at 7:57 a.m. tomorrow. we are going to be in the upper 70s trending into the 80s by next weekend. mike, how are the roads? >> they're going mostly okay except for a one alert we have and it is a big problem for folks in the east bay. contra costa county driving westbound 80 into san pablo you it hit the brake lights and it goes for a couple of miles until cutting boulevard, a crash involving two big rigs. we will hear from chp and they hope to have changes. there's a sugar spill off the back of a truck and there also was an injury, at least one reported from the scene. the backup is reported at the bay bridge as well because even though the traffic is held up in

richmond, the rest of the maze is showing a buildup towards the toll mraz u.s. we see the backup forming, about mid parking lot right now. whack to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, santa clara county board of supervisors cutting hundreds of jobs trying to close a budget deficit. many jobs were vacant positions. county leaders are placing some projects on hold to save money including demolition of an animal shelter no longer in service. last thursday the board of supervisors passed an $11.3 billion budget for the 2023-2024 year. taking the golf world by storm, still ahead on "today in the bay" we hear from this year's u.s. open champion and the special woman he is dedicating his win to. then ahead at 6:00, awaiting big decisions. the supreme court session is winding down and the country is watching. from tuition forgiveness to lgbtq+ rights, we are breaking down the rulings that could come

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welcome back. it is 5:57 and you are watching "today in the bay." turning to our climate in crisis, while the bay area continues to see cooler-than-average temperature our planet as a whole saw the third warmest may on record. noaa has been keeping records for more than a century and they say that last month was the third warmest may in 174 years.

both north america and south america had their warmest mays on record and among this we saw the hundreds of wildfires burn through parts of canada, global surface air temperatures have been on the rise over the last two months with el nino conditions already arriving expecting to really ramp up heading into the fall. researchers with noaa say 2023 could possibly rank among the ten warmest years on record. something we will have to keep a close eye on as the summer months warm up. now, you can find out more about our climate in crisis at a local and global level. just visit nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. >> thanks. you know what? it is time to talk about what is trending for you this morning, so let's head down to san diego because it is one of california's best surf spots for humans. i say humans because it is also a cool spot for steals, that. a group of surfers at the beach

when a baby seal hopped out of the water and on to the surfboard. then it hopped back in the water and went board to word. surfers called sea world to see what was going on to make sure the pup was okay. >> i'm like, is he tired. >> he was still in the water when the rescue crew arrived. the crew were not able to find the pup's mother but they said the seal appears to be healthy. closer to home for us there, some surfers in santa cruz were delighted when an otter actually wanted to watch some waves. this was on sunday at kyle's beach. the photographer said that the otter actually checked out a few other surfboards before getting on the blue one. >> i feel like there's something happening there. they're either getting tired or they're trying to explore what is going on up above because we are in their home when we are surfing. >> this is true. >> i always think about it like this. i hope that pup finds his mom. >> just keep swimming. >> mom said, you stay in the they're, and like most kids it went out of the area.

>> i know, exactly. i'm going to go where the people go. all right. this morning on the "today" show we are hearing from the winner of this year's u.s. open. >> yes! >> he kicks down all of the stars. >> 29-year-old wyndham clark. he won the u.s. open despite being the 2017 pac-12 golfer of the year in college, this is only his second professional victory and it happened in a matter of weeks. look at that expression, the emotion on his face. now, if may clark won the wells fargo championship. he says the string of wins he has is really pretty special. >> you know, i have tried played in this thing since i was like 15 years old so i tried so many times. so to finally get one play in it is awesome, ando