just got shot. >> at 5:00 a deadly shooting just steps from union square. we have new information

overnight from witnesses on what might have sparked the confrontation. marking one year since the end of roe v. wade. a look at what an exclusive poll is revealing. and taking off, a surge of travellers expected to fly ahead of the fourth of july weekend. if you're one of them, we have some key advice for yññ this is "today in the bay." thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm marcus washington. let's talk about that friday forecast. >> i forgot it was friday when i woke up. i was super excited. >> we're starting similar to what we're seeing yesterday over san francisco. the fog coming in to say good morning. we're a touch warmer compared to

yesterday's morning temperatures. we'll struggle to warm up in the city. 59 degrees by mid morning. in san jose starting with the cloud cover and we'll warm up go into the lunch time hour. lots of us will see the low to mid 70s in the south bay. 60s on the coastline and 71 in mountain view. we'll talk about our microclimate forecast and the weekend forecast where i'm seeing a warm up as we go into the second half of it. we'll look at that in a second. we'll now take a look at traffic. it's clear here. let's look at the bay bridge. the drive is fine. not a lot of incidents to

report. you'll see some slow censors here. everything is moving nicely. very little slowing. just a little brake tapping. things open up in livermore. back over to you. now to a developing story. police are investigating a deadly shooting outside of bart's station near union square. it happened about 8:30 last night at powell and market street. witnesses say the gunman was exiting that station along with a woman and then shot a man who got off of the same train. police not confirming any of those details, but say no arrests have been made. ginger conejero saab is following the developments and she'll have a report in the next half hour. new developments about the victims from a deadly crash.

>> this is so sad. family and friends are devastated because the two people who died were two brothers. pete suratos is live where the crash happened in dublin. pete, there's now a memorial for those two young men. >> reporter: yeah. we've seen the outpouring of support for those brothers. there's a memorial here in dublin. you have the candles, the flowers and the names of the two brothers etched on that tree that you see behind me. as far as the details on this crash, we know it took place on tuesday night along doherty road in dublin. the driver of the car, 25-year-old driver, crashing a bmw into a tree and light pole, the car then bursting into flames. the brothers were inside that car. they're identified as adam and

calib. they died in that crash. we spoke with a friend at the memorial. >> as simple as it may seem, it's a reminder to be more careful. it's also to not take a single day for granted. >> reporter: we're told they had a love for cars and were in their 20s. one was attended law school. both graduated from doherty high. last check with dublin, they believe that excessive speed played a factor. live in dublin, pete suratos. >> so sad. pete, thank you. 5:05. san francisco district attorney brook jenkins is explaining her new policy on drug users. she announced that people cited

for drug use a second time will be taken to a special court called community justice center. social workers there will refer people to drug treatment. jenkins believes this is essential. >> we see death rates for overdose still rising. this is a time we need to be taking a stronger approach. it's about getting people help. we need to be doing that now. >> the new policy will allow first offenders to be discharged. repeat offenders will receive charges for first and second offenses. tomorrow marks one year since the dobbs decision when the supreme court overturned roe versus wade. a new nbc news poll looks at voter reaction. more than 6 in 10 voters remain opposed to that ruling.

breaking it down further, nearly 80% of women voters 49 and younger. it goes to two thirds for suburban women. 6 in 10 independent voters and nearly one third of republicans disapprove of the court's decision. one health care provider points out the impact runs deep especially in places like rural georgia where ob/gyn doctors are scare. >> we know that we're going to see a rise in maternal deaths because of this decision. that makes georgia one of the most dangerous places to birth in the developed world. >> abortion opponents argue that people have other means to see a doctor, including telemedicine. 23 states have banned or restricted abortion. some hotly anticipated rulings may be coming down from the u.s. supreme court.

this is the last day of the current term. among the rulings in limbo, student loan debt forgiveness. justices are weighing the legally of president biden's plan to get rid of student debt. also college admissions policies. another major case, whether businesses can refuse certain services for lgbtq+ customer. it revolves around a colorado website designer who refused to design websites for same-sex couples. they can hold off on rulings before the term ends, but we'll be watching for these decisions. download our app to get alerts to your phone. if you're planning to fly ahead of the july fourth

holiday, you're not alone. united airlines says their bookings for the july 4th period has increased 12%. june 30th slated to become the busiest day at airports followed by july 2nd. american airlines says they're seeing an increase in week-long trips. it's likely because the holiday is on a tuesday this year. >> we just want in the news business to enjoy the holiday. most of the time we work the holiday. >> folks need the forecast. >> lots of people looking ahead planning their trips. you know where it's going to be spectacular this year? >> where? >> in the sierra. we might still be skiing on the fourth of july. we're all going. we have such an incredible snow

pack up there. it's giving us beautiful conditions, letting us ski on the fourth of july. today and tomorrow it's clear, might be some thunderstorms sunday. sfo at 58 degrees if you're coming into town, it looks great. weekend outlet for today, tomorrow and sunday we'll see fog in the morning, but beautiful days ahead. we'll talk about the weekend forecast. mike, you're helping people get around with cheaper gas prices. that's right. we have a treat today. we've reached a new low. morgan hills, the chevron is $4.09 a gallon. that's great. we have a new number in dublin, that's also $4.09. they have a few in dublin.

if you're around there, it's a good deal. unfortunately the best in san francisco is higher, $4.49, but that's good for the city. prices all around the bay reporting through gasbuddy.com. typical slowing here this morning. nice drive for vasco down to about 680. you see that yellow on kirker pass road. back to you. raising awareness about sexual violence ahead. south bay event takes it to a deeper level. economists are worrying about a financial time bomb in sa

it's 5:13 and finally friday. one more day of the work week. we're seeing temperatures in the mid to upper 50s with some cloud cover that's starting to break apart for your lunch time hour. we'll talk more about the bay area forecast coming up today and through the weekend. an easy drive right now across the san mateo bridge.

it's not completely clear, but looking at it there might have been a small crash. watch out for the folks around you. the lane changes on the right looking smooth. good morning. happy friday to you. last week we had a big rally, particularly in tech stocks. this week that really did not materialize. another down day for some of the markets thursday. meta says it will cut off news access on facebook and instagram after canada ordered meta to pay news providers. california thinking about passing a similar law. starbucks workers at more than 150 stores say they plan to walk off the job today. they're protesting a small number of starbucks outlets that restricted the number of pride decorations employees could put up. starbucks says its support for the gay community is, quote,

unwavering. bloomberg warning of a debt time bomb in commercial real estate where the value of commercial buildings is falling, while at the same time interest rates on loans is climbing. it says nowhere is it worse than san francisco. westfield, the owner of the mall on market street, said it would turn the mall back over to the loan holders. bloomberg says office vacancies have tripled in san francisco compared to prepandemic bays. the bay area company that does online subscriptions says they can predict what employees will say. they trained ai to join meetings as participants. you can ask questions of artificial intelligence which

the company called an otter pilot. they say the day will be coming soon where you can send ai to replace yourself in the meeting. the company says soon maybe everybody in the meeting is an ai. >> maybe my alter will talk to your alter in the meeting and it pings me when it needs my help. >> that's completely insane and i love it. it is cool to watch it. obviously it's not a person. it's a chatbot. you can ask questions, when bill said sales were up, is that true? it can say, no, that's not

right. it can participate in the meeting. >> when you have to say, hey, boss, i think i deserve a raise -- >> that's a good point. in a few years it will know if your boss will give you a raise or not. >> can you ask, boss, am i in the middle of the -- >> it can send a chatbot and then say i would never say that. so what do you think of the idea of trading in your sneakers for high heels? >> look, in theory it sounds, cool, that's a great thing. physically it hurts. i know this firsthand. last night i took part of walk a mile in their shoes. it was put on by the ywca. look at that. my shoes and the green socks. this is a great cause.

the group calls on men and women to stand up against domestic violence and sexual assault. literally by walking in high heels they did that last night. you know what, there were a lot of fans of "today in the bay." look at this. >> all: good morning, bay area! >> i love it. >> 600 walker were out there. many in heels. all to raise money for that cause standing up against sexual assault and domestic violence. the cool thing is you see so many students out there. san jose state basketball team out there, taller than me. they made me look short. >> i want to see that. >> it was cool. we all had on the same shoes. >> it's such a serious topic, domestic violence. a nice way to highlight and talk

about it in a formal way. >> the thing is we all wear the heels. this can affect men and women. >> absolutely. this is trending for you this morning. one bride facing some heat over the cake at her wedding. >> don't talk to me about what i do at my wedding. it's not because of the way the cake tasted, but who made it. the bride herself, she made it. she's from washington, d.c. lily mendosa made a five-layer cake the day of her wedding. she's not a last minute lucy. she knows what she's doing. she's a pastry chef. the cake was a delicious vanilla sponge cake with carmel flavored icing. you don't get an opinion on what people do at their wedding. >> she went to school to learn how to make a cake.

>> i want to serve you a homemade cupcake -- >> exactly. >> just say thank you. >> absolutely. you say thank you and then cynthia, can you believe that -- >> you don't want it, i'll take it. >> it's your day. >> also, people online, i'm sure it wasn't people at the wedding. >> not like she got her dental degree and started checking everybody's teeth. it was in context. >> exactly. >> say ah. a sweet day for a sweet treat. we'll get there. i'll start off this morning with a cupcake and some coffee. we're waking up this morning with 60 degrees in san jose, just a touch warmer compared to yesterday's lows. 56 for you out in santa rosa. waking up with that marine layer over the bay area. we saw some storms over the sierra as the low pressure

system made its way out of the region. as we go through the day, hour by hour, for the lunch time hour we're seeing it push back to the coast. we'll see clearing through napa and the east bay. then we'll see it roll back in here as we go into tonight. light drizzle towards the coast. saturday we'll wake up to the cloud cover too. the winds not as strong as they've been. by the middle of the day a slight breeze through the city and starting to pick up, but not as much, 30 miles an hour tops as we go into the afternoon. be careful on the roadways. speaking of high temperatures for the ice cream, whatever you want to eat on this friday, 71 in freemont and 75 in morgan hill. tomorrow those temperatures will start to warm up. we have 78 in fairfield. 68 in san mateo and 70s through

the santa clara valley. through the weekend, comfortable i believe. then next week we'll see high pressure build back in and that could mean some heat. we'll talk about that in a little bit. san francisco staying in the 60s for the pride parade. we'll check on the golden gate bridge with mike. >> right now it's great for pictures. you can see the bridge. sometimes people see the fog and they're disappointed. clear drive this morning. green censors here around the bay. it's friday. we should see a lighter commute which is right now. 22, no major problems. over here for highway 85 the same. report of a fire, probably roadside fire in the brush. no big deal so far. back to you. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: the tv world is

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it's 5:30. a deadly shooting near union square. witnesses say the altercation started on the train. we're live on the scene with the latest. making sense of that underwater tragedy. we have a lot of questions remaining after the discovery of that submarine. the leading theory emerging from expects. plus, pride celebrations are set to kick off in san francisco. we're checking the weather for those and the traffic impact. this is "today in the bay." thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get you started with this weekend forecast for you. cynthia is tracking. >> if this is what we can

expect, this graphic did a great job. we have one more day of the work week. we're starting off a little chilly. by lunch time we'll see people wearing sunglasses, short sleeves. it's going to be a nice day. pretty comfortable in the 70s. down in san jose, starting with a little cloud cover, but it should mix out by the midmorning. we are in store for a warmup. i'll tell you all the details in the full forecast. mike, you're taking us back to the golden gate bridge. look, we have the zipper truck. go. they'll go at some point. there will be northbound slowing as the zipper truck moves. they move the center divide and that is just for the morning commute. it's just as needed based on which traffic direction has more

traffic flow. highway 35 there's a car that went off the roadway off skyline. they're in the mud. no injuries. it won't be a major commute issue. the south bay commute looks good. just that one stretch of highway 9 where they're doing road work. back to you. police are searching for a man who shot and killed another man steps from union square. >> this happened last night at the powell street bart station. "today in the bay" ginger conejero saab is there this morning. are police talking about arrests at this people? >> reporter: good morning, kris and marcus. no, at this point unfortunately police have not made any arrests. it remains an active investigation. officers say everything happened around 8:30 last night. officers got to the scene to render aid to a man who was

shot. now, this happened at the transit plaza below ground level at the powell street bart station in downtown san francisco. the victim was brought to the hospital where sfpd confirmed he died. the police issued a statement last night. witnesses on the scene shed a bit more light as to what led up to the shooting. >> i hear a guy give a young lady a compliment, tell her how beautiful she looks. nothing happened. everything kept going. next thing you know it's time to get to the stop. the dude said something else. the guy who gave the compliment responded back and the guy shot him twice in the chest, over the girl. >> reporter: the investigation into the fatal shooting continues this morning. so far, as mentioned, there have been no arrests. sfpd is asking if you know anything about the shooting, contact their tip line.

you can see the number on your screen right now. you can text that tip line, tip411. the powell bart station as many of you know is very close to union square. literally across the street from westfield mall and steps away from the cable turnaround, which are all popular tourist attractions. back to you guys. >> the violence has to stop. it's not worth a life. >> no. happening today a pretrial hearing for the suspect in the deadly san francisco attack that sparked so much anger. antoine watson pleaded guilty to the murder of this man. his death spotlighted what might have turned into a wave of

anti-asian crime. activists today plan to hold a rally before that hearing. along with shock, so many unanswered questions this morning after the confirmation that all five people aboard the tour submarine died from a sudden implosion shortly after going missing sunday. for days the story held the world's attention. the coast guard saying the sub imploded shortly after its last communication with control teams. this is as it dove 12,000 feet underwater to view the "titanic" wreckage. the u.s. navy saying surveillance equipment picked up the blast when it happened. because the evidence was not definitive, the coast guard kept searching. >> from what we observed, we understand that this was a catastrophic implosion. that would have generated a pressure wave and we didn't hear any of that throughout the whole search when we had sonar in the

water. we're continuing to use data and information to look at that. >> the coast guard saying that debris is located about 1,600 feet from the "titanic." most experts agree retrieving it may be too great of a challenge. we're celebrating pride all month long. we want to take a live look at san francisco where pride weekend is about to get under way. we have a lot of events leading up to the big parade on sunday. to kick off the weekend, the county clerk is marrying 250 couples at city in celebration of san francisco lgbtq+ history. the newly married couples will get come mem ra tv pride marriage certificates. the weddings are super fun. it's so special to get married at san francisco city hall.

i can only imagine what it's going to look like with 250 couples. >> crowded. >> so nice. >> a lot of people will be in the city too. weather-wise, is it going to be nice? weather-wise it's going to be great. let's get started with the weekend weather. for the parade sunday morning, typical start to the day. we have the fog that wants to join in on the festivities. the parade starts at 10:30. you might even lose your sweaters in the dancing and celebration. go out and have a fun time. there is a game in the city today. also will see traffic impact there. we have the diamondbacks and giants at oracle park. the temperatures will dip down into the 50s by the time the game is over. friday night, bundle up in the park. how about the almeda county

fair? good chance to get out there today and kick off the weekend. temperatures in the 70s with plenty of sunshine. wear your hats and stay hydrated. how about if you want to get out of town? going down to monterey it's typical weather with that cloud cover and chilly 60s in the forecast. overall a nice weekend around the bay area, around the central coast. we're tracking a warmup. we'll talk about that in our full microclimate forecast. mike, what's going on on the roads? >> the bay showing pretty much what you should expect. we talked about the events in the city. we have a giants game tonight. that will mean some traffic, but it's a dual event. over at chase center there's an r&b concert. there will be some traffic here,

folks walking back and forth and driving. now, we also have the trans march today. there will be a lot of activity there. all weekend with the pride events, 10:30 parade up to three hours. it's a long haul. we'll talk about bart as well. this will be in place for the next couple years. the exit towards treasure island on the right side, the left side has been closed off. we've had six weeks to adjust. hopefully folks have. the rest of the bay showing a smooth ride. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a beautiful city with a bad reputation. still ahead on "today in the bay," one year after we launched our award-winning series, we

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it's 5:43, finally friday. let's go to the east bay, richmond, good morning. little chilly in the mid 50s. we'll see a warmup as we head deeper into the weekend. things are fine over there, looking great over here. oakland northbound direction no problems headed to the bay bridge. fears over crime and drug use in san francisco have captured national attention. presidential candidates are also weighing in. >> a campaign ad released earlier florida governor and presidential hopeful ron desantis visited san francisco. he described it as a once great city that has collapsed.

we delved into many of the issues plaguing the neighborhood in a documentary called "saving san francisco". >> reporter: you might remember the central figure of "saving san francisco" is a former english teacher who got caught up in drugs. now that man is about to go free. prosecutors say there's nothing they can do about it. his name is james durgan. he suffers from poverty, homelessness, mental health issues. we've been following his story for two years. now there's a significant development in the case. we'll tell you what it is and what happened since our documentary aired. we'll talk to ann wray who says somehow he developed a bizarre

obsession with her. tried breaking into her home and showed up in the middle of the night completely naked. >> i want to say how grateful i am because this didn't have to happen. >> reporter: watch our latest investigation and see how you can see stream the documentary. just long on to our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. president biden hosed the indian prime minister last night. >> the u.s. and india, they have announced new economic military ties. >> reporter: they have. it's the whole point of this. the u.s. wanted to draw india, the world's largest democracy away from russia, away from china. it was quite the day for prime minister modi. he spoke before a joint session of congress, which is one of the highest honors congress can

bestow. it's the second time modi has done it. only one less than churchill. that was followed by a press conference which was remarkable because modi rarely faces the press at home. india and modi face serious questions about human rights, particularly towards religious minorities. modi was asked about that. gave sort of a nonanswer. >> translator: we've proved that democracy can deliver. when we say deliver, this is regardless of race, religion or gender. >> reporter: president biden was made about his comment where he called chinese president xi a dictator. >> secretary blinken had a great trip to china. i expect to be meeting with president xi in the future in the near term and i don't think it's had any real consequence.

>> reporter: all that was followed by an ornate state dinner led by a guest chef from california and sparkling wine from napa. a lot of bay area guests including apple's tim cook. also this morning there was hunter biden at that dnner. a house committee has released new information about the congress' investigation into hunter biden. there's no proof biden was there at the time of this message. he wasn't in office, but hunter

biden does appear to be trying to benefit from his father's name. former trump aid michael brown on his way to meet with a special grand jury run by counsel special jack smith. brown was accused of being involved in the so-called fake elector scheme. let's talk about it. it was a big night with the nba draft. you had some nba history. you had some bay area history wrapping up a hectic day, selecting a guy who played in the bay area. >> this is the 19th. the warriors drafted brandin podziemski. he's a 20-year-old shooting guard who attended santa clara university. the warriors traded jordan poole ands to the

washington wizards in exchange for chris paul. the warriors did free up lots of money and said good-bye to the player at the center of last year's fight with draymond green. trending this morning the twins from the east bay are the first pair of brothers to be drafted in the top five of the nba draft. >> with the fourth pick in the 2023 nba draft, the houston rockets select amen thompson from oakland, california, and overtime elite. with the fifth pick in the 2023 nba draft, the detroit pistons select ausar thompson from oakland, california, and overtime elite. >> they say oakland because it's national. get ready for the thompson twinning. some older viewers might think

of an '80s pop band. these guys bypassed college. they played in the g league. this will be the first time they've ever played on separate teams. san antonio did draft anointed future superstar victor wembanyama with the first overall pick. >> i'm so happy for that family. >> that's exciting. you can be happy for your sibling and the rivalry. >> mom and dad are like, yeah, those are our boys. >> i don't know anything about this, but they play each other and the mom has a jersey from each. >> we saw that in the super bowl. round two. let's take a look at our forecast. we are starting off with a little bit of that june gloom sticking and for the midmorning hours. as far as high temperatures go

today, we're seeing what we were seeing yesterday with the 60s along the coastline, mid to upper 60s along the shore line. 66 in oakland and low 70s in san jose with 75 down in morgan hill. as we go into tomorrow, we're seeing a touch warmer as that low pressure system finally starts to back off. we'll be at 78 in fairfield and morgan hill. 68 in santa cruz and 62 in san francisco. we'll slowly start to warm up once we get into sunday. mid to upper 70s in the inland valley and then we build up the heat into the middle of the week where we're back to the 80s. san francisco staying cool in the 60s for the pride parade sunday and the bay bridge going to be busy as it is this morning, right, mike? maybe busier. it's a slow build here. the metering lights have been activated.

you're see ago lot of traffic into and out of the city. starting today we have the trans march and a lot of pride activity. this is going to be building as folks come into town culminating with the pride parade on sunday at 10:30 starting at market street. the rest of the bay shows an easy drive. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, the san jose animal care center waiving animal adoption fees. they're trying to find homes for all its animals. dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs qualify. for music lovers summer includes a summer soundtrack, right? ahead on "today in the bay," what's trending and the songs from this summer's list that

might make a permanent home in your memory. at 6:00, our top stories include making sense of a tragic crash that devastated a family. one family's heart breaking loss. a quick reminder, you can watch nbc bay area news wherever you want. we're on 24/7 on roku. there you can watch live breaking news, news conferences and encore

welcome back. it's 5:56. we're talking about what's trending. summer official i getting under way this week. what will be the song of the summer? we always like to know. turns out there's a lot of competition for the unofficial title. ♪ i can buy myself flowers ♪ ♪ write my name in the sand ♪ >> a new ranking lists the most likely choices. "flowers" by miley cyrus. "kill boy" and "where she goes"

making the history. how could we forget taylor swift? i want to know what you think the song of the summer will be. i gave you four choices. take a vote. right now it's a tie between "flowers" and "karma." >> miley cyrus and taylor swift. >> swifties attacked that poll. >> it's like a campaign tour for your poll. >> i like "kill bill." ♪ i just killed my ex ♪ >> i didn't know these songs by name. >> i didn't either. let's talk about another name. some people call a maine lobster woman the lobster lady. she's doing here thing way longer than we've been working. her name is virginia oliver.

she's 103. she's going strong. she's known as maine's lobster lady. >> lob-sta. >> her friends and family threw her a birthday party. friend say she renewed her lobster fishing license for the 2023 season. good job, young lady. she first started lobstering with her father when she was 8 years old. she's only been working for 95 years. no big deal. >> she does it because she likes it. >> true. >> just so my kids heard, she started working when she was 8. >> kids, empty the dish washer. another story for you guys that's trending, nbc's "the voice" is welcoming new coaches with a first next season. the country duo dan + shay will replace blake shelton. this is the first time the show is featuring a coaching pair.

season 25 coaches also include the country legend reba mcintyre, john legend, chance the rapper and the new season will premier sometime next spring. ♪ don't let me down ♪ >> i saw chance the rapper this weekend in concert. >> how cool. i like vicariously through you. >> look, you can talk about this as well. head over to nbcbayarea.com. we have the trending bar at the top of our home page. want to get you started on the 6:00 hour with our top story. >> a family heart ache after a deadly car crash. >> it's almost a reminder to be more careful. it's also to not take a