departing the bay area, we're live with more on president biden's visit and his reaction to his son's plea deal with federal prosecutors. plus --

>> searcrch a and rescuee missi. first of all they have to find themem. > new posossible signs of potential life. the ongoing search for the missing submersible, the reported noises that have been detected in the area where the vessel vanished. and executers beware, possible delay for drivers on the bay bridge. what you can expect to start seeing tomorrow. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. you know what we've been talking about this all, we are just a few hours away from summer. >> and it will arrive in style with clear skies. a little bit of wind. yeah, and a slight warm-up compared to yesterday. but if you are looking at the temperatures right now, you will notice that we do still have a couple of 40s up through santa rose and napa.

novato, also. and temperature-wise through the afternoon, once we start to warm up, look at the icons. icons definitely say summer. lots of sunshine, clearer conditions. but also we'll start to bump up into the 60s by 11:00 a.m. eventually maxing out in the 70s for san jose. wind wise, wind speeds are pretty calm in the south bay. but in san francisco especially around the coastline, we can expect to see the winds pick up in the afternoon. and i'm tracking some flashing lights southbound 101 just past north san pedro road. they have cleared without incident reported in the chp report, no lanes blocked. opposite direction does show a little slowing, but there is a crew there on this time. a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. there is slowing north towards

the overnight closure. and i'll check on the status, some debris was reported they're near or on the dumbarton bridge. president biden is officially wrapping up his three day sweep through the bay appear. he raised a lot of money for his re-election campaign and raised some concerns about ai. >> and thom jensen is live for us at sfo. this is where the president will be leaving from in a few hours. >> reporter: a little after 10:00, marcus and ginger. yes, the president definitely did raise a lot of money for his re-election campaign while here in the bay at numerous campaign fundraisers over the past couple of days. but he also raised concerns about artificial intelligence or ai yesterday. he went into a closed door round table session with tech industry leaders and had a long talk on the subject about the subject,

but he addressed ai and safety. >> from protecting privacy and making sure ai systems are safe before they are released. >> reporter: a lot of people trying to catch views of the president as he made his way around the bay area from campaign fund raiser from one to another. those people who wanted closer access paid anywhere from $5,000 to $100,000 each to get into the event. the president is expected to make more remarks at a press conference here at sfo later on this morning about 9:00 and we'll bring you updates through the morning. for now, we're live at sfo, thom jensen, "today in the bay." developing now, the clock is ticking for rescue crews to find

signs of the missing titan submersible. the five person crew went on a dive to the titanic wreckage site sunday morning, but lost communication shortly after. the u.s. coast guard says underwater noises were detected in the search area every 30 minutes yesterday. but so far rescuers have yielded negative results. as of last night, the crew had less than 40,000 of breathable air left. would not deep sea explorer warns a loss of power in the sub means that the crew has been in freezing temperatures for more than two days. >> in-temperature is going to be a big factor if they don't have a way to keep themselves warm. they have been in freezing temperatures for two days now and that is a major factor to consider as well. >> taylor says a rescue is still possible if the passengers are found alive soon. happening today, a san francisco man accused in a deadly home explosion is

scheduled to be arraigned. the incident happened back in february. prosecutors saying that daren price was operating a drug lab inside the home and it killed his home and hurt nearby homes. police are searching for a missing man in marin county. search teams have been working late into the night to find him, he was last seen walking away from the novato health care around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. this is 61-year-old don williams. he has dementia and he was seen last wearing a blue sweat shirt, navy pants and blue baseball cap with an american flag on it. he is 5'10", slender build, gray hair and blue eyes. anyone with information should call novato police. tomorrow a big change for the bay bridge. caltrans is closing the current eastbound off-ramp to treasure island. that exit is being replaced with a newly constructed off-ramp

built back in may. instead of going to treasure island from the left lane, drivers will now get off at the lower deck of the bay bridge from the right lane. closure begins at 7:00 tomorrow morning. caltrans says that they are renovating the left lane exit with seismic reinforcements during that closure. it will be several years before the left lane exit reopens. and we've been talking about it all morning and in the weeks ahead, today first day of summer, you are taking a live look at san jose welcoming the summer season. >> and it looks so pretty. 5:00 a.m. right now. at 7:57 is when we get the official start of summer. temperature-wise, we're not seeing too cold 40s and 50s for most of the bay, but by the afternoon, we'll be seeing some mid and upper 70s in through the interior. so a couple degrees warmer compared to yesterday with a slight warm-up in through con

card. 77 in livermore. 78 in morgan hill. and napa also in the 70s. as far as the wind go, we're not windy now, but we'll expect to see some wind kick up by this afternoon especially around the coastline. parts of the interior can expect to see 15 plus-mile-per-hour winds, but around the coast we could get gusts upwards of 20 to 30 miles per hour. and we'll be seeing a lot of sunshine. this will set us up for a fantastic week ahead. the "7-day forecast" in a few minutes. and love those temperatures. and how do you like these numbers? cheapest in sunnyvale is $4.27. and concord has the best offer of $4.29 at the costco on monument boulevard. santa rose is at $4.59 at at

valero. we're looking at gas buddy.com and all your reports. dumbarton bridge, the debris is not affecting speeds through the area approaching the toll plaza. it is just past thornton and disabled vehicle should be off to the shoulder without incident. and you see the little arrow there, they have not yet cleared the crews but they should be cleared by 5:00. it should be cleared in the next 15 minutes. a long a wait update now, next o on "today in the bay," t new feature instagram users will now be able to use and the reason it may look similar to it ittic tiktok. >> and the work one bay area girl drought is doing and the way she plans to expand her mission. and another push by the white house to just get companies to tell people how much things cost. first here is --

>> and in an nbc bay area exclusive, we uncover the motive behind the violent jail attack on the los gatos mother awaiting trial allegedly throwing booze parties for minors. and we learned why the inmates targeted shannon o'connor. watch that full investigation right now by going to nbcbayarea

5:12. check out your commute for gilroy. that says 70s on the map even though we're in the 40s right now. we'll have slightly but also a a breeze. and not enough to move this camera around, we'll keep monitoring the san mateo bridge because yesterday it was getting pushed left to right. the traffic, no need to push, everything is moving smartly across the bay. and a happy wednesday to you. head of the fed jay powell meets with congress twice this week starting this morning to talk interest rates. amazon says its prime days will be two days july 11 and 12. and spotify apparently going to offer a higher fidelity music option for more money. amazon and apple already offer better sounding music for free.

fcc is considering new rules that would force cable and satellite companies to better explain and consoidate fees. the white house calls them junk fees. the biden administration says whether it is cable or hotels or airlines, it would just be best to tell the consumer how many something costs out the door. want to fly to los angeles, this is the price. want to get the basic cable package, this is the price. i should point out nbc bay area is owned by a cable company, comcast. the latest data on housing starts shows a surprising number of homes under construction, could be because there are so few existing homes on the market. current homeowners deciding not to move so they can keep their lower mortgage maybe. a study shows a huge amount of empty office space in the bay area, vacancies up 11% to 17% in the south bay. mountain view worse, 20%. san francisco worse than that,

25%. and the education department has set the date for the restart of student loan interest, it is september 1. a recent agreement in washington to raise the debt ceiling also included a restriction on extending any kind of delay on student loan repayments. so interest rates start september 1, payments shortly thereafter. separately the supreme court is considering the legality of student loan forgiveness, deciding whether president biden and the department of education have the legal no authority to forgive up to $20,000. that doesn't change anything. we are still waiting on that. but student loans begin in october. >> the fact that the department of education has already issued had start date, does that have anything to do with it? >> well, it certainly will have a huge effect on -- no effect on the supreme court. it will have a huge effect on a lot of people.

i'm surprised by the number of people just at the dinner table who are still paying, you know he, and how that will affect people you know who are very much adults who for the last three years haven't been making $600 or $800 monthly payments. and new for you, instagram is unveiling a new feature that will allow users to share reels outside the platform. users will now be able to download the reels, save them to their camera roll and then share it with others. tiktok has had this feature for years now gaining popularity with people watching those videos with the tiktok water mark. only reels for public accounts will be eligible to download. that feature is only available for those users here in the u.s. and new for you this morning, a bay area girl scout is on a mission. she wants to help those who are unhoused by spreading warmth. >> this is very sweet.

lila on the far left is a girl scout's cadet along with her girl scouts troop, she had the idea of creating fleece blankets giving them to those that are unhoused to keep them warm during the winter months. specifically mother and children. and she collected material from neighbors, family and friends and the girls put the blankets together by themselves. >> we used a simple pattern which is literally just like taking two squares and then we tied them together with tassels that we cut out. and we kept tying them together until it made like a blanket. >> and she then taught more than 100 other girls to help make the same blankets to make a difference in their communities. she has earned a bronze award for her effort. >> and that is how it is done. not only the fact that she decided to do it, but shared with others and teach them.

so helping even more people. >> and at such a young age. she is 10 years old, going into the 6th grade. i asked her what she was doing for summer and she is going to girl scouts camp. >> and maybe she can spread that take the other troops. the gift that keeps on giving. >> politicians have to watch out, i think she has a career in serving the community. >> women in power, i can stand behind that. >> also the cookies. >> yeah, the cookies. >> and a business woman. and it will be a business day. san francisco, i mean, look at this, it is beautiful. that is the skyline. and thank you to summer soon to

make its arrival, it is 5:18 right now, but let's talk about summer solstice begins at 7:57 a.m. today. that is when the earth and the northern hemisphere maximum tilts towards the sun. so it is the way in which it tilts towards the sun that creates an amount of daylight that will feel like it is a longer day because it will reach its peak. so we'll get a longer sunlight day. right now temperatures in the 40s and 50s in novato and napa. 48 down through livermore, 50. but by the afternoon, look at the interior, not quite the mid 70s, but could inch toward low 80s. even morgan hill, a high of 78. wind speeds are calm right now, but we'll see some afternoon

wind pick from the coastline forward. so gusty conditions around the coast and then winds in through the afternoon. here is a closer look. notice right around 3:00, you will notice around the coast 23 plus. some areas 19 miles per hour. mt. diablo,about 14, 15 miles per hour. so it will get breezy. the "7-day forecast," once summer arrival creates the sunshine, unfortunately we do see the return of fog into thursday because we do have a system nearby and that will bring the chance also of some drizzle around our coastline. 61 degrees. and notice by saturday and sunday, we see san francisco pride temperatures in the 60s. we'll wake up to some cloud cover, not really a dense marine layer in through the weekend forecast. we'll see another warm-up on the way. and i have a beautiful

sunrise over oakland. but that is great traffic, that is really what i watch are these headlights toward the bay bridge without any disruption. green centers through the area. little blips show up for eastbound 24 which typically happens about now as crews start to clear overnight road work areas. we're still watching for 680 northbound to be cleared. and we're looking at no problems right now for vasco road. and the sensors are just starting to change at the very end, so the build is on. and next here, nbc bay area responds. >> there is a pot of cash out there with more than a trillion dollars of workers' money in it. but you have to search for

financial company capitalize wondered how many forgotten 401(k)s are out there. >> and turns out there is a lot. $24 million in 401(k)s and $1.3 billion of assets. and money in a forgotten 401(k) doesn't just vanish. let's look at three ways that you can look for an old account today. first, a company like capitalize

can help. it says it has a man of database of accounts whose owners might have forgotten about them. >> and we're a free service. >> they will help you look for your account. if it finds one, help you roll it to a partner company. and you can search the national registry. it is online at unclaimed retirement benefits.com. >> and it will point them back to say here is the information, here is the person that you want to contact. >> avenue three is unclaimed property database. unclaimed.org and click the mma. check every state where you used to work or live. >> very useful information. and 5:25. coming up next, the top stories we're following including the --

oh, actually, let's get to this next story first. >> to be a librarian, you have to love books and that is certainly the case with a man that you are about to meet. >> what make this is librarian is bit different is his love of sharing those books. and garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> reporter: i wanted to tell you the story about a librarian in the north bay who is becoming a bit of a tiktok star by talking about of all things life in the library. michael works at the fairfield center library. and he started posting stories on tiktok about the encounters he had particularly with little kids. people loved them and tens of thousands have followed him. a recent video entitled i'm so happy you are here has been watched more than 3 million times. but michael isn't just enjoying the fame, he is using it. he is using the videos to talk openly about mental health, sharing his struggles in the

hopes of helping others. you can experience the whole story at nbcbayarea.com/bay area proud as well as hundreds of other stories about people being good to each other in the bay area. and next, the top stories we're following here on "today in the bay" including the ongoing search at sea, the underwater noises detected as time runs out to recover a missing sub carrying five people near the titanic wreckage. and i'm kris sanchez on the san ramon/dublin border where there was a violent crash overnight. we'll talk about what officials say might have been the factor and what it means for you as

a deadly late night crash splits a car in two. we'll have the latest as new details emerge about the victims. plus -- >> a frantic search continues to save five men in a mini sub trapped below the waters of the atlantic. we'll have more on that effort. and key milestone reached for san francisco's leaning millennium tower, how the latest repair is taking hold and new details uncovered by our investigative unit about whether this will be a permanent fix. this is "today in the bay."

good morning, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm ginger conejero saab in for laura. we're starting to look at the forecast, first day of summer. vianey arana has the details for us. >> mid week is its own mood. san jose starting to wake up there. and if you look at the temperature, you will start to see that we'll see antonio brown an increase by about 10:00 a.m. into the 60s. and it is not very windy right now, but by the afternoon, the wind is expected to kick up a bit more. and notice the temperatures for san francisco, still doing to be on the cooler side around the bay, but as summer makes its arrival, we'll see a warmer day. but by tomorrow we'll cool off

yet again. >> i got to say, i like summer, but i also like cooler weather, so this is great for me. look at this beautiful view. look at the traffic, you see north 101 through palo alto is moving smoothly. speed sensors in and out of san francisco and south bay is where we see the change. north 101 shows the change. but not a big deal, just the start of the silicon valley. we'll check out the east bay coming up. developing for you right now in the tri-valley, a fiery crash splits a car in two. at least one person is dead. but the wreckage is so intense that there are still major unanswered questions. >> and kris sanchez is live in dublin. and what are you learning at the scene? >> reporter: i can show you where i'm standing right now and

the debris field extends all the way to the corner behind me. this was a very violent crash. and authorities believe that speed was likely a factor in this one. this happened about 10:30 last night here on the border of san ramon and dublin on doherty road near fallbrook drive. the video of the crash, you see there the vehicle is unrecognizable. after the driver hit the tree, it split in half, each half of the vehicle was then engulfed in flames. we did see the coroner out here at the scene and the alameda county fire department says it appears that the driver and likely one other person were in the vehicle at the time. the investigation continues, but at this point, shear impact of the crash point to speed as a factor. doherty road is a main thoroughfare here along this neighborhood, there are apartment complexes on one side.

it is open once again, to it shouldn't impact traffic. but speed limit is 45 and we've definitely seen people who are likely going faster than that. i'll remind you that according to the national highway traffic safety administration, speed is a factor in about a third of crashes. so slow down as you hit the road this morning. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> great reminder. and also developing now the desperate search in the atlantic for the small submarine that has disappeared three days ago gee. time is running out to find the craft which takes tourists deep under water to view the titanic. time is running out to find the craft which takes tourists deep under water to view the titanic. >> and as jay gray tells us, crews are redirecting to what may be sounds in that search zone. >> reporter: additional planes, ship, specialized equipment and rescue teams are rushing into a 7600 square mile search zone in

the atlantic, an area larger than the state of connecticut. >> what i can tell you is that there is a full press, full court press effort to get equipment on scene as quickly as we can. >> reporter: the mission pushing into deeper water using sonar and an underwater drone, but to this point, there is no sign of the oceangate submersible missing since sunday morning less than two hours after beginning a tourist expedition to explore wreckage from the titanic with five men inside. the pilot, an oceangate founder and ceo stockton rush, a british businessman and his son, and also a french diver and a billionaire adventurer. >> text i do the was hey, we're headed down to the titanic today. >> reporter: and that text from harding to his friend and astronaut just before the journey began. >> i would assume that they are stuck on the bottom in the mud or somehow entangled.

so first of all, they have to find them. >> reporter: an effort that continues around the clock. jay gray, nbc news, boston. and we are learning more about the five people on board. two of them have ties to the bay area. the businessman and his 19-year-old son. he has been on the board of a mountain view company since 2020. and a spokesperson released a statement saying that our hearts go out to shahzada and the entire family. the situation is extremely serious but we extend our thoughts and best wishes for a positive outcome. stockton rush is a cal graduate and ceo of oceangate, the company that owns the missing sub. also on board is a british billionaire hamish harding and also a french diver. and stay with us to get the latest on the unfolding search

with the story. twitter feed is a great resource. and new developments in the rolling shoot-out on the embarcadero that left six people injured. police are identifying one of the men in custody, 33-year-old lee haywood of pittsburg is facing several charges. police say that he was in the suv that shot at people in a white sedan. investigators say haywood, a woman in the suv and four bystanders were injured, all are expected to recover. the suspects in the other car are still at large. people in one south bay city are taking matters in to their own hands, at least when it comes to crime fighting technology. several neighborhoods are funding their own license plate readers and other neighborhoods have already done so. the city already utilizes seven devices. leaders just approved about two dozen more in six districts. volunteering to cover the cost

and share the data with law enforcement. >> so it will just help with investigative leads and so far the success rate in how fast the deputies locate the stolen vehicles is pretty impressive. biggest thing is get the vehicles back to the rightful owner. >> and already installed devices are credited for nine deputy arrests this year alone. those readers will be funded through property taxes. and a major new milestone for the millennium tower. it is now supported by 18 piles. and the tower currently leans more than 20 inches. much of the leaning was caused by the digging and other activities surounding the project that began in 2021. engineers hope that the steel and concrete piles will stop the tower from sinking further and

even reverse some of its tilt. while millennium management sees encouraging results, experts tell us that it is simply too soon to know for sure given much of the sinking and tilting was trigged by the fix work itself. and as we look out at san francisco, a beautiful start to the morning. and it looks good on the first day of summer. about two hours away from the official start. >> 7:57. and we're not expecting to see any rain today for the start of summer. just a lot of sunshine. but i figured that it would be a good moment to check in on how we're doing with our reservoirs because here is what it stands at right now. for the four largest in the state of california, we are still at 84% capacity after a record winter with a series of atmospheric rivers. we all remember that. but also lake oroville is now officially at 100% capacity, that is the second largest reservoir in the state of

california. shasta is first and that is at 96% of capacity. so a lot of these are pretty much either nearing or at capacity. and even that is good news because we'll see that shifting into june and july once we start to notice the warmer weather and of course a little bit less rain heading into june and july. great news there. always good to see our reservoirs nice and full especially after we had a drought that has been replenished. >> and over here we're looking at the bay bridge. changes there because they have just activated the metering lights. not a major issue. any are cycling pretty smoothly. span is doing pretty great westbound. eastbound coming up tomorrow morning, you will look at the exit off of the treasure island approach, lower deck, you have to shift over to the right side to get off there to treasure island.

that exit changes starting tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. we do have that change in place and that will be an adjustment because right now you would exit off the other side of the lower deck. so a that is a change tomorrow. tonight no change, but there will be congestion for the game. so for folks traveling past oracle, watch that tonight for more traffic. rest of the bay show as good drive. in addition to the slowing for north 101, typical at this time, we also have the orange line added to the disruption. crews continue do maintenance work for the overhead power lines. and so today we have for the next few days in fact orange line and green line have separate light rail disruptions. and blue rail back to normal service. 5:41. the giants are the hottest team this baseball.

and it is also how they are winning some super tight games. ahead for you, we'll give you the details on their latest dramatic walk-off. and plus president biden calls president xi a dictator. and scooter sharing meant a whole different thing a few short years ago. the electric celebration

brentwood, you will be one of our warmer spots for today. yes, 77 by noon. hello summer. we'll see a change this weekend as well. and this was pretty quick, metering lights turned on about three minutes ago and we already see about half the distance of the parking lot is filled in for these lanes. this is a wednesday, we expected heavier volume than yesterday, but we'll track the approaches on the east bay freeways coming in toward the oakland approach to san francisco. president biden called the president of china a dictator. >> and scott cgrew, chinese are not very happy about that. >> yeah, kind of rough timing. secretary of state antony blinken just left china after what was described as a very successful trip to ease tensions and furthermore talks, stabilize

an unstable relationship. the word came up as biden was speaking right here in the bay area where he was describing what he had learned about xi and that spy balloon. he said xi didn't know anything about the balloon and biden said, quote, that is a great embarrassment for dictators when they don't know what happened. now, is xi a dictator? he is indisputably in charge of a one party system which selects him as president every time. china used to rotate presidents, they had term limits. xi got rid of those limits. the chinese government said biden's comments were extremely absurd and irresponsible, seriously contradicting the basic facts. now, secretary of state antony blinken has left china, he is in the uk where he will attend a meeting of democracies who intend to help ukraine rebuild after the war whenever that is. but the planning is under way. president biden meantime will

leave the bay area from sfo just after 10:00 a.m. today. thom jensen is at the airport ready to cover that. thom says that the president may conduct a brief press conference before he goes. and merrick garland is wrapping up a trip to the hague this morning. moments ago he held a press conference where he was asked about the plea deal with hunter biden. this was just minutes ago. we are still waiting on the video. yesterday a federal prosecutor announced a plea deal with biden over unpaid taxes and falsifying a form to biden a gun. that seemed to wrap up a five year investigation by the prosecutor who was appointed by donald trump. garland asked about it again just minutes ago said he had nothing to say but reporters were free to ask the prosecutor who only had the case. >> thanks, scott.

and summer is getting off to a luke warm start, but the giants are sizzling hot. last night against the rival padres, a peterson home run in the eighth tied the game at three. and then in the ninth inning, for the second straight night they won on their last at bat. with the bases loaded, there was a walk giving the giants the 4-3 win. giants now have a nine straight game winning streak. >> love to hear it. and happening today, san jose's electric scooter prior is celebrating five years since reaching an agreement with the city. the leaders chose bird to be the sole prior of on demand escooters back in 2018 in part to provide order in what had really become a chaotic enterprise. bird says it is still expanding it presence in san jose. bird plans to hold an

anniversary with demonstrations and a giveaway. and this morning a new list of travel awards is sparking controversy not to mention giving new ideas about places to go. >> trip advisor comes out with best of the best things to do based on year ratings including top overall experiences, amusement parks and tours. and we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge now which is listed as one of the top u.s. attractions. not a big surprise, but it actually only comes in at 17th. and we may be a little biased, but it seems that i'd like to see that a little higher up. alcatraz comes in at 11th. and top two u.s. attractions with empire state building and new york city central park. but even with the fog, the golden gate bridge is so iconic. >> and i wish that i could yell

to some of the people on the san francisco side, if you keep going the clouds clear up. you can get both views. >> i've been to the empire state building and i think that the golden gate bridge is more exciting. both iconic, but -- >> and have you been to all of them on the list? the top four? >> not all, but most. >> i haven't been to alcatraz. >> you haven't? >> no. >> i've been a couple times. my family comes and they want to go. >> that is true. >> what are you selling, marcus? >> yeah, after like the second time in a year, you are like okay. >> he's like i'm not new to this, i've been there. we do have a great start. it is wednesday, so middle of the week, but we'll transition into quite a unique pattern coming up because even though today it is a little bit warm, it is going to start to cool off again.

so let's look at your hourly forecast around noon. mostly sunny, mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s in san jose. also breezy coastline. it is not as windy right now and for the first day of summer, we are going to near some 80s in through the interior. look at fairfield, 79 degrees, 75 in livermore, 67 this oakland. and then we've got 60s in san francisco. the wind will be more noticeable towards the coastline, but also into the afternoon. around the coast, 20 plus gusts. inland, a 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds at times. so let's look at the map and where we can expect some of the windy conditions. that is right around 3:00, you will notice bodega bay, san francisco, 20 plus miles per hour. everywhere else we're talking 15, 20 miles per hour through the afternoon. your 7 day forecast, we'll wake up to some early morning fog tomorrow, but also a cooldown. notice we'll go from mid-60s to

low 60s, but san francisco's pride parade is at 10:30 sunday. the weather will be pleasant, but you can expect of course the early morning cloud cover. and then he inland area, we have a warm-up coming up next week. so we'll warm up, cool down, and then again next week. and roadways are changing as predictable. quick buildup for the oakland side of the bay bridge. all lanes filled up to the end of the parking lot. not completely packed solid, but they have the backup. and slower drive getting into san francisco on that decline as well. some buildup that you richmond, yesterday had that crash, but not today. just standard flow highway 37. build for highway 4 nothing dramatic our unexpected there either. we're down it on just about two minutes under a half hour, so 18 minute drive to 580. standard build through contra costa county. and happening now, some sobering new data prompting a new warning for parents.

the rate of children struck and killed by cars is up more than 10% over the last decade. this is all according to a new study by the american academy of pediatrics. and the rates are higher for children over the age of 10. researchers also find that the time where accidents are most common is between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. a goat takeover in texas? not talking about michael jordan or whoever you think the goat is. still ahead, we're looking at what is trending including these goats on the loose. the reason neighbors say that they are not maaad about the situation. then ahead, president biden is waking up one last time in the bay area. we're breaking down what is on deck today for the president as he wraps up his visit. and quick reminder, you can now catch nbc bay area news whenever you want, weare 24/7 on row ku

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♪ shake it off, shake it off. we're checking out what is trending. a father in pittsburg really made his daughter's year, probably her life. it all happened on father's day. a day about him, but he made it about his daughter. she's a huge taylor swift fan. check out what happened when the dad picks up the daughter from her friend's house. >> guess who i got? >> what? >> you're going. >> she's like where? >> and the dad said it made his father's day to surprise her with those ittickets. >> took a while to sink in.

>> so she gets taylor swift tickets and she's going viral. >> dad made her year. >> just to get that reaction from your kids. >> those tickets aren't cheap. >> but it is worth it. >> another story getting traction online. an unforgettable audition by a man on "america's got talent." check it out. >> ouch. >> i know, right? he is known as el invertebrate. and you can see why. he is from burlingame. and he's dressed like a zombie and performing on an outrageous pole. >> wow. >> i did watch that last night. that was a pole dance routine like no other. >> the strength that that takes though. that is like all upper body.

>> and the core strength. and the flexibility. >> he held on by an ankle. >> i need a massage just after watching that. >> how can a body bend like that. >> i need to stretch. so now we'll go to an oakland native, this actress showing off a new side in her new movie. take a look. ♪♪ >> you were incredible today. it wasn't even like tennis, it was an entirely different game. >> she is so talented, she really can do it all. zendaya plays a tennis prodigy turned coach who goes to any length to make her husband into a grand slam champion and we hear love has a lot of meanings in this one.

the movie comes out mid september. i love her. >> that looks good. >> and you know she can act, she can sing, she can model. she is everything. >> some would say that she is the goat in her category. i want to talk about some goats. some neighbors in texas are wondering maybe they woke up in a farm last week instead of their neighborhood. a group of goats invaded their neighborhood. take a look, this is mckinney, texas. they counted more than 40 goats grazing on lawns. some argue that they needed to move them through the area, so they kind of feasted. eventually the group made its way back to the herd which was nearby trimming vegetation for a contractor, which is good that we mention that. because in the hills of fremont and other parts of the bay, we see dozens sometimes 100 goats out in those fields because we do like to watch that. so glad that they are doing that in texas