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 as well.

but maybe california did it first. >> i'm guessing that they were in a big herd and the goats were like i'm tired. >> when they eat the grass that is dry, they help lower the fire danger. i feel like -- am i in a dream? gets? ♪ only just a dream ♪ >> i don't know if that is a dream. >> i think baby goats are cute. >> and they are good for yoga. >> let me get a yard for binks first. >> don't forget the cleanup too from the goats. if you want it check out stories trending locally, head to nbcbayarea.com. and you can see it right in the trending bar at the top of our home page. right now at 6:00, saying good-bye to the bay area. we're live with more on president biden's visit and his reaction to his son h hunter biden's plea deal with federal

prprosecutors.s. pototential sigigns of lifee clock is ticking in that search for the missing submersible. the new report of noises that may have been detected in the area where the vessel vanished. and official start of summer just hours away. vianey arana is tracking how we're starting the season. this is "today in the bay." good wednesday morning, i'm ginger conejero saab filling in for laura. >> and i'm marcus washington. want to get you started with a look at the commute coming up, but first let's talk about the forecast because it is officially the first day of summer. >> less than two hours. and it will be a good one. we'll see upper 70s and you get to enjoy sunshine, you don't have to worry about rain. you might still have to worry about your allergies because we still have wind expected to pick up this afternoon. so let's lack at your temperature trend if you are waking up in walnut creek, we're

about 50 degrees. by 11:00 a.m., upper 70s in walnut creek. by 1:00, we'll be at about 77 degrees. so a nice gradual warm-up. san francisco meanwhile, it is beautiful, 52 degrees, we do have a little bit of some cloud, a around mainly the coastline, but we get a mix of sunshine and some clouds, but the temperatures will be pleasant in the 50s. meanwhile areas in the interior in through dublin, notice 48 degrees, and then by 1:00, already in those 70s. we have light winds and they will pick up by the afternoon. mike, how are the roads? typical she down northbound 101. 87 will kick in in about 40 minutes if things go according to what we predict and the pattern we typically see on a wednesday. we have a slight build out of the altamontaltamont, but nothi

dramatic. of course bay bridge toll plaza, still has some movement visible, but metering lights are in effect. it groups toward the decline. highway 37, highway 4 also show something slowing. now the build in toward the walnut creek area for south 680, but no surprises through richmond. just start of the slowing. president biden is wrapping up his three day visit to the bay area. he raised a lot of money for his re-election campaign and promised the public would be safe guarded against dangers of artificial intelligence. but he was also asked to comments on a more private matter, a plea bargain agreement involving his son hunter. >> and thom jensen is live for us at sfo where air force one will take off in a few hours. >> reporter: that's right, a little after 10:00 this morning. good morning to both of you. and yes, talking about his son

hunter biden, that name has been like a drumbeat for some in the republican party callinging for the conviction of hunter biden for foreign business dealing. his son though reached a plea bargain agreement with the u.s. prosecutor in delaware when was -- who was appointed by the trump administration. the plea agreement means he won't face any jail time. the first lady and the president said that they stand by hunter. >> any reaction to the guilty plea? >> i'm very proud of my son. >> if you were the president's leading political opponent, the doj tries to literally put you in jail and give you prison time. if you are the president's son, you get a sweetheart deal. >> reporter: the president had a fundraiser last night and before he landed, a fighter jet had to be scrambled to intercept a

private plane that had flown into air space that was restricted during his visit. the president raised a lot of money for his campaign at several fund raisers over the past couple days here with access costing people anywhere from $5,000 to $100,000 per person. the president is believed to have raised hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars for his re-election campaign. coming up in the next hour, we'll show you some new video from president biden's contenders in the upcoming election, gop candidate ron desantis and some video where he criticizes the state and governor newsom, that is in the next hour. thom jensen, "today in the bay." happening now, 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 waking away from novato health care around

3:00 yesterday afternoon. this is 61-year-old don williams. he has dementia and he was last seen wearing a blue sweat shirt, navy colored pants and blue baseball cap with an american flag on it. he is described as 5'10" with a slender build, has gray hear and blue eyes. anyone with information should call novato police. happening today, a san francisco man accused in a deadly house explosion is scheduled to be arraigned. you may remember that incident, it happened back in february in the sunset district. prosecutors say that darren price was operating a drug lab inside his home. the blast killed his wife and damaged nearby homes. price is facing a murder charge. 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 contact with crews. and 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 hours of breathable air left. one team sea explorer tim taylor warns a loss of power in the sub means the crew has been in freezing temperatures for more than two days. >> i think temperatures is going to be a big factor if they don't have a way of keeping themselves warm. they have been if 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. 6:08. a live look at san jose. this is the first day of summer. vianey arana has more details of what to expect.

>> a beautiful day ahead. if you enjoy 70s but maybe not the 80s so much, it will be the sweet spot today. we do have some warming in inland areas temperature still some breeze around the coast, but let's talk summer. what does the official arrival of summer even mean? let's take a look, it talks about the placement of the earth in relation to the sun. so let's look at what time to start, 7:57 a.m. so we are less than two hours away from the official start of summer. and this happens when the earth and the northern hemisphere have a maximum tilt toward the sun. so we'll see a nice amount of daylight today. still going to be a 24 hour day, doesn't mean the day itself gets longer, but the amount of sunlight that we get within the day. so enjoy your summer, let me know what you are doing for summer. hopefully something pleasant and

beautiful. i know binks will get a nice walk. but remember when it gets hotter, look out for our pups. and we're looking at the gas prices, a little higher in the south, they were checking with sun any veil and we have the best there is $4.27 at the gulf on wolf road. and contra costa county has 4.29 is the best at the costco on monuments boulevard. and jumping up to sonoma county, santa rosa has their low at $4.59, the valero. and thank you for sharing your reports. and on the roadways no big surprises. well, maybe this is a surprise. a little lighter than we often see on a wednesday. of course summertime tends to see the early morning commutes easing up a bit. but more traffic is feeding for san jose.

still slow for the last leg of the roadway, but we do have the pleasant drive. same thing for the san mateo bridge. just a bit of a build, but nothing dramatic. we like that. and a cricket invasion. let's take a look, up next on today in the bae, we'll tell you where these insects are coming from and how long they are expected to stay. the white house keeps pushing companies to just tell consumers how much does the thing pay. be honest. we'll take a look at that and the futures right now, it looks like another down day on the market. that is three days in a row. plus stepping unto help the unhoused make it in the bay. we'll tell you about the work of one bay area girl scout, what and explain plans to expand her mission.

in richmond, we'll start to notice the temperatures climb. and even though we're starting in the 40s and 50s, take a look at some of the warmer spots including areas like brentwood, bumping upin upper 70s. s "7-day forecast" is coming up. and 880, a live view from the oakland camera. authority bound coming toward us

under the overcrossing. great ride as well for b.a.r.t. through the area. we are looking at a buildup at the bay bridge toll plaza. i'll check on b.a.r.t. because they had earlier delays. we'll give you the latest. and very happy wednesday to you. head of the fed jay powell meets with congress twice this week starting this morning to talk about interest rates. amazon says it will be -- prime day is two days july 11 and 12. and then spotify apparently will offer higher fidelity music as an option, but for more money. apple and amazon already offer the better sounding music for free. fcc has issued a warning that it is considering new rules that would force cable and satellite companies to better explain their fees. the white house calls them junk fees. the biden administration saying whether it is cable or hotels or airlines, it would just be best to tell the consumer how much something costs out the door. you want to fly to los angeles,

this is the price. you want to get a basic cable package, this is the rice. and nbc bay area is owned by comcast. the latest data on housing starts show a surprising number of homes under construction. could be because there are so few existing homes on the market about current owners deciding not to move to keep their lower mortgages. a study shows a huge amount of empty office space in the bay area. vacancies 17% in san jose, mountain view is worse, 20%. san francisco worse than that, 25% 3 and the education department has set the date for the restart of student loan interest. september 1. the recent agreement in washington to raise the debt ceiling also included a new restriction on extending any kind of delay on student loan repayments. so interest starts 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 authority to forgive up to $20,000 in loans for millions of americans. that doesn't change anything. that is going to be the same. still waiting on that. unlikely the supreme court will say that biden has that power. we'll see. that is my bet. but again, as far as if you have a student loan, expect october to be when you are going to be starting to write checks again. it has been three years. interesting the effect on the economy. >> which has been a good deal if you had to pay, hopefully you saved. >> fantastic. the average student loan is between $600 and $800 a month. and millions of americans have not been spending that on student loans, spending it somewhere else. if you own a restaurant or something else, you may see -- $800 a month. >> and i was going to say yesterday we ran the story about the study on homelessness and

part of that was saying that there was a very small amount of money that pushed some people over the edge also. some as low as like $300. >> especially here in the bay area. >> and so it could be going in to the economy, but maybe be make or break for some. >> we'll be covering that story this fall. >> thanks, scott. happening now for you, people in nevada are fighting off the swarm of crickets. so these are red mormon crickets that bury their edge deep in the soil and began hatching back in may and now they are coming to highways as they search for food. we're told that they smell, they stick to cars and your shoes. experts say that the crickets will be there until august. they are a delicacy, right? packed with protein, so -- >> do they bite? >> if you can bite.

>> well, all right. new for you this morning, this bay area girl scout is on a mission to help those who are unhoused by spreading warmth. >> this is lila christensen. she's a girl scout's cadet and along with her troop, she had the idea of creating fleece blankets giving them to those unhoused to keep them warm during the winter months. she collected materials from neighbors and 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 we tied them together with little like tassels that we cut out. and like we kept tying them together until it made like a blanket. >> very sweet. and she then taught more than 100 other girls to help make the same blankets to make a difference in their communities.

christensen has earned a bronze award for her efforts. >> good for her. back to that cricket story. have you ever tried crickets? >> i have in mexico. they are crunchy. >> and packed with protein. i'm not saying -- i'm in the process of cooking and thinking. >> marcus says eat crickets. >> in nevada, i'd say do those alone. buy them in the store. >> and they have to be cooked and crunchy. like the texture matters. >> very much so. let's talk about summer. it is here, you will feel it and love it i hope. san francisco, a beautiful skyline. and we're going to see some changes in the upcoming ten days. and i do have you covered for that but let's talk about the upcoming broadcast for noon so

you can plan out your lunch hour. mostly sunny, mild temperatures. notice 60s and 70s for your lunch hour right around 12:00, 1:00. and if i push the time forward to 3:00, we'll have highs reaching the upper 70s. it is not very windy right now for most of the area, but we can expect to see some afternoon wind pick up, but it will be more noticeable around the coastline and parts of the north. san francisco, even areas through novato. and in through the afternoon, 15 to 20 miles per hour. we'll stay dry for the most part, we do have a system that will cool us off for tomorrow with a chance for drizzle, but looking ahead to notice that is june 28th, we do have a warm-up in store. but before that, we'll cool off a little bit first. so let's get to the 10 day outlook for san jose. also does a good job of paintings picture for what is to

come. tomorrow we'll cool off into the low 70s. and then we seepicture for what come. tomorrow we'll cool off into the low 70s. and then we see a slight increase. and high pressure will begin to build and by next week, wednesday, thursday, friday, the return of 80s expected on the map. and speaking of 80s, we're still at 84% of our reservoirs. lake oroville is at 100% and that is the second largest one in the state. shasta is the first. and if you want to see a photo of what it used to look like, there is a nice comparison of what it looked like during the drought to what it looks like now. and "7-day forecast," some early morning fog but a beautiful weekend ahead and yay summer. >> and marcus, are you done talking about the crickets? we'll take that offline. and looking over toward the bay

bridge crossing of the richmond to san rafael side, this buildup has formed over the last ten minutes. this started earlier the bay bridge backup and it is still there. new, disabled vehicle, and it looks like westbound direction of interstate 80 just around golden gates field. we'll double check. but slowing sensors indicate that may be in the commute direction. no major problems like yesterday though on the east shore freeway. here we have a bit of a build more slowing and more traffic coming down out of brentwood, discovery bay. but 27 minutes is a better drive than we typically see at 6:23 toward 580. it is summertime and we see the shift from the earlier commute to later in the day. over here north 101 with a light

drive. and i looked up how to cook those crickets, you can saute them, smoke them. i'm thinking summertime cookout. >> i'm in. it is 6:22. coming up 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

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 trillion 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 map 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 map. check every state where you used to work or live. >> great advice. coming up next, the top stories we're following including a deadly crash in the east bay. >> reporter: this was a crash that was so violent, the car split in two and we believe that investigators are pointing to a cause. we'll tell you what that is.

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a deadly late night crash splits a car in two. authorities have just given us new information on the victims. we're live at the scene. it is a search and rescue mission. so they have to find them. >> the search continues for the mini sub deep under the water. we're in boston with the latest on what had been hoped to be a new clue in the disappearance. fed up with crime in the south bay, how residents in one city are teaming up for high tech solution. this is "today in the bay."

let's get you going this wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm ginger conejero saab. laura has the week off. and a welcome to wednesday and that first day of summer. vianey arana tells us what we're in for. >> beautiful weather, comfortable temperatures, lots of sunshine and then a splash of a breezy wind or two fending on where you are going to be spending your afternoon. so dublin right now, even the commute doesn't look bad there either. but we do have of course sunny skies. and if you have plans to head to lake tahoe, i have to say this will be a beautiful week to do it. 31 degrees, and that is a live look. they are enjoying the sunshine. snow pack still going strong out there. summer begins today at 7:57. and then we get a bit of cooling heading into thursday and friday. we've got a nearby system that

will bring the possibility of drizzle around the coastline as well as some cloud cover. but for the weekend, we have a warming trend ahead. two men died in a devastating crash in alameda county that was so violent, it split the car in two. and there are still some major unanswered questions. chris sanchez is live in dublin. what are you learning there this morning? >> reporter: this car hit a tree and light pole with such force that the debris extends from where i'm standing all the way back to the corner behind me. and there is even more debris ahead of us as well. dublin police say it appears that speed was a factor in this crash. it happened on doherty road near dublin san ramon border about 10:30 last night. in video of the crash, the vehicle is unrecognizable, but we now know it was a bmw m-3.

it appears the driver was speeding when he hit a tree and light pole head-on with such force that the car split in two and each half was engulfed in flames. we saw the coroner here at the scene and police now confirm that 25-year-old man and another unidentified man both from san ramon died here at the scene. the investigation is ongoing, but at this point impact appears to have been caused by speed. i want to point out according to the national highway traffic safety administration, in 2021, speed was a factor in a third of deadly crashes. the speed limit here on doherty is 45 miles per hour, but likely during this live report, you have seen people going faster than that. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> a great he opportunity to remind people to justslow down.

and happening now, a hopeful new lead in the search for that missing tour submarine in the atlantic ocean. the craft disappeared three days ago. and this is the area we're talking about. you can see how close it is to the mainland here. so the rescue happened, and rescuers say they heard some underwater noises. jeff sapperstone has more for us. >> reporter: the coast guard command center is coordinating the search right here out of boston. overnight underwater noises detected by canadian aircraft, the coast guard says the noids were discovered in the search area of the missing sub some 900 miles off the coast of cape cod. cnn reports a banking "sound was heard every 30 minutes according to an internal government memo. and that white rectangular was

spotted in the water. the navy is analyzing the latest discovery. five people are on board the missing submersible operated by oceangate including the ceo of the company who was piloting it. they were on a mission to explore the wreckage of the titanic when it lost contact. >> right now all of our efforts are focused on finding the sub. what i will tell you is we have a group of our nation's best experts in unified command. if we get to that point, those experts will be looking at what the next course of action is. >> reporter: there is less than 40 hours of oxygen remaining on the sub. we hope to get an update at some point today. from boston, i'm jeff sapperstone. and two of the people on board have ties to the bay area. the businessman and his 19-year-old son are on board.

the business than has been on a city institute based in mountain view since 2020. the organization is dedicated to identifying life across the universe. a spokesperson says our hearts go out to shahzada, suleman and the entire family. the situation is extremely serious but we extend our thoughts and best wishes for a positive outcome. and stockman rush is a graduate of cal and is ceo of the company that owns the missing sub. also aboard is a british billionaire hamish harding and also a french driver. stay with nbc bay area for the latest on this unfolding search. our twitter feed can be a great resource to get the breaking news. and if you want to check it out, head to @nbc bay area. and new developments on that rolling shoot-out that left six

people injured. 33-year-old lee haywood of pittsburg is facing several charges. police say he was in the suv that shot at people in a white sedan. and investigators say haywood, a woman in the suv, and four bystanders were all injured. they are all 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 one crime fighting technology. several neighborhoods in saratoga are now 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. the districts will share the day take with law enforcement. >> it will help with leads. so far the success rate is pretty impressive. biggest thing is to get the

vehicles back to the rightful owner. >> already installed devices are being credited for nine deputy arrests this year alone. those readers will be funded by residents through their property taxes. major new milestone for the tilting and sinking millennium tower in san francisco. our investigative unit has learned that the luxury tower is now supported by a total of 18 piles sunk in it bedrock along two sides. it currently leans more than 29 inches at the northwest corner of free month and mission streets. much of the leaning is caused by the digging and other activities surrounding the fix project that began back in 2021. engineers hope the steel and concrete piles will stop the tower from sinking further and even reverse some of the tilt. while management sees encouraging results, experts tell us it is too soon to know

for sure. still in san francisco, you are looking at an iconic san francisco landmark there. the golden gate bridge, 17th on the trip advisor list which we don't agree with, but it looks beautiful this morning. this first day of summer. >> what a lovely way to start our wednesday. it looks beautiful out there. and temperature-wise, even san francisco is going to fair okay. by the afternoon even though right now we're in the 50s, you will notice any sort of cloud cover lingering along the coast will clear and by 11:00, 12:00, we'll be in the 60s. and the wind will pick up in the afternoon. in areas through the interior like dublin, it is about 48 degrees right now. you will also notice that we'll get quite the clearing skies and our temperatures will bump in to the 70s. that will make for a nice first

day of summer across the bay area. now let's see how the traffic is doing. we have a build, but not as strong as a typical wednesday. but we're sliding in to the summertime. we did find more detail about this issue near golden gate field. it is just past. it is opposite the commute. reports of a car having lost a tire into the center divide area. all the activity has cleared from the lanes. so did the slowing. westbound not really impacted, maybe just a distraction. but the backup we showed you at the richmond bridge, bay bridge has had the backup, but nothing traumatic for the maze. 37, highway 4 all showing typical patterns. looking ahead, we are looking at the giants game tonight, and also the lower deck, exit at treasure island shifting tomorrow morning at 7:00. from murder to drugs to theft, this was a criminal trial that fascinated millions. coming up, an exclusive

interview with the judge in the alex murdaugh case. what he says surprised him most about the media frenzy. plus what is in a name. president biden calls the president of china a dictator. and one of the world east largest sporting events returning next month. we are talking about the women's world cup. up next here, we'll introduce you to three

6:44. walnut creek, 53 degrees and expected to climb in to the 70s. and we'll have a change in the forecast that will cool us off and kick up some afternoon winds. full forecast coming up. and full lanes here at the san mateo bridge westbound, seeing the buildup for traffic and slowing for the speeds just below the speed limit. but just barely. no brake tapping, that is good news. today the judge who presided over the alex murdaugh murder trial is speaking out. murdaugh was a high profile attorney from a prominent south carolina family who was convicted earlier this year in the murder of his wife and son. and recently he is fighting accusations that he stole money from his former clients.

and the judge in the murder trial talked with craig melvin about the intense media coverage. >> were you surprised by the attention, the extent of it? >> probably shouldn't have been surprised. you know, high profile lawyer, death of a wife, death of a child, accusations of stealing millions from clients. allegations of lawyer hooked on drugs. it had all the ingredients for something of major public interest. >> murdaugh is still facing incidence of theft charges on the state level. and his attorney already talking about a plea charge to avoid another criminal trial. president biden called the president of china a dictator. >> and scott mcgrew, the chinese aren't very happy about that.

>> yeah, and it is tough timing as well. 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 blinken said. the word came up as biden was speaking here in the bay area where he was describing what he had learned about what xi knew about the spy balloon. he said that xi didn't know anything about the balloon and biden said, quote, that is a great embarrassment for dictators when they didn't know what happened. now, is xi a dictator? he is indisputably in charge of a one party is him which selects him as president every time. chinese presidents used to rotate with term limits. xi do the rid of those limits. but china says the comments were extremely absurd and irresponsible seriously contradicting the basic facts.

president biden will leave the bay area just after 10:00 our time. thom jensen is at the airport ready to cover it and he says the president is expected to conduct a brief press conference life he goes. u.s. attorney general merrick garland wrapping up a trip to hague this morning. he held a press conference where he was asked about a plea deal yesterday with hunter biden. we're still waiting on this video. it happened in the netherlands and our staff is tracking it down. yesterday the federal prosecutor announced a plea deal with hunter biden over unpaid taxes and falsifying a form to buy a gun. it seems to wrap up a five year investigation by the prosecutor who was appointed by donald trump. garland asked about it said he had nothing to say. but he said reporters were free to ask the prosecutor who handled the case. and we're watching the john durham hearings, they just started.

he is also a federal prosecutor assigned by the previous attorney bill barr to investigate the origins of cross fire hurricane. the investigation into donald trump and russian interference. you will remember the mueller report found no collusion. durham's report found questionable fbi behavior particularly in the decision to launches investigation. >> thanks so much, scott. maybe summer is getting off to a luke warm start, but the giants are sizzling hot right now. 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. >> ask me why i'm wearing

orange. >> why are you wearing orange? >> because we're on a winning streak. i mean, if they continue doing this, it will be tough for me to wake up in the morning because -- >> well, you got to get up though. >> yeah, i have to work. and the women's national soccer team about to kick things in to overdrive. >> one month from today, the team begins its quest for a third straight women's world cup title. and later today fiblg final ros comes out. "today" will be talking to three of the top line players. >> let us hear it for lynn williams! kelly o'hara! and kristen and you are already teammates. lynn, your first go for you. tell us about when you got the news. >> i cried as well. i'm so excited to go. it will be my first one, i've only gone to one major tournament before.

so it means everything. >> and our sister station telemundo will air spanish language coverage of the women's world cup as well as peacock starting july 20th. team usa plays its first game july 21 against vietnam. >> goal! >> been wanting do that forever. >> i like your usa cheer. >> usa! >> got to practice that. >> you're born with it. >> let's get a weather cheer. we had a theme song yesterday. >> ♪ summertime ♪ >> let's get to the weather. it will be pleasant, but look at this. what should be san francisco, we have some clouds rolling through. almost looks like a scene out of a movie because behind this, we

do have golden gate bridge. we talk about the iconic fog, so that is pretty typical. meanwhile clear skies inland, dublin, clear conditions. and we're starting to see the 50s eventually warm up. and by noon, we'll be in the mid-60s and low 70s for most of the bay area. so notice mostly sunny, maxing out today by 3:00, upper 70s. so areas like concord will be near the 80s, morgan hill as well. around the coastline, we'll keep the winds. a little gusty at time, but i want to show you the 10 day pattern. notice thursday and friday, here we go, we'll dip down into the 70s. but by saturday and sunday, you notice that the increase in the bump in temperatures. we'll start to set up for a warming trend into the first official week of summer. and that will bump us up into the 80s by wednesday and thursday. notice morgan hill also interesting here, we'll start to dip down heading into the

weekend. we start to climb, climb, and then eventually by next friday, we could even be in the upper 80s on the forecast. if you will be out and about on sunday for san francisco pride, the weather will be great, but we can expect cloudiness to start and inland areas will be seeing a bump in the temperatures heading into next week. but a lot of sunny skies and it won't be as cold tonight. now a check of the roads with mike. >> and you showed the clouds between our camera and golden gate bridge. by contrast, we see nothing going on like that, this is nice and sunny as you exit on the oakland side eastbound off of the lower deck. bay bridge has a pretty standard backup at the toll plaza, but lighter down the east shore freeway, lighter because of the summer months. we probably will see that up again school resumes middle of august. over here we're having that resuming, paving work. so they are getting crews in

place state route 185, or east 14th, and they will see that on surface street over the course of the next new days. and we have the build out of is an leandra down into fremont. there is less volume. 87 just shows the slowing starting for san jose. back to you. 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. that is according to a new study by the american academy of pediatrics. rates are higher for children over 10. and the time period where accidents are most common is between 6:00 and 9:00. and a quick look at the top stories including the deadly late night crash splitting a car in two. and plus president biden waking up in the bay area for the last day during his visit,

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>> it happened late last night in dublin. witnesses say that some of the wreckage was unidentifiable. that car, a bmw, struck a tree and then utility poll before bursting into flames. this morning police confirming two men died in that crash. and we also know one of the victims, the driver, was 25 years old. now a live look at sfo where president biden is set to leave the bay area after a three day visit. yesterday the president attended a closed door session about artificial intelligence. then he was flown to marin county for a fundraiser. and up the road, a sold out fundraiser shadow shadow nors handing out between $5,000 to $100,000. and today mr. biden heads to washington, d.c. and a final look at the forecast. >> 70, a warm-up and then a cool

down and then a warm-up again. san francisco, we have mid-60s today and we get the early morning fog tomorrow. >> and the early morning commute easier now that we're in the summer months, but it is kicking in. 85 and 87 seeing a lot more traffic over the last few. >> all right. and "today" is just moments away. but you can get more local news right now with our newscast live on roku and other streaming platforms about, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. >> and that does it for us here. happy first day of summer. . good wednesday morning signs of hope emerging overnight in that search for the missing sub. >> a make-or-break i that mission.n that mission.