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

single day for granted. plus, we're awaiting key rulings by the supreme court. we'll break down the rulings that could affect you. the surge of travellers expected to fly ahead of the fourth of july weekend and the advice to plan if you're going to be among those traveling. this is "today in the bay." here we go. friday morning, getting you started with your day. kicking off the weekend. >> sounds nice. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. mike, got a look at the commute in a bit. first, we have to talk about the forecast. a lot of folks are going to be out this weekend. >> we talk about people getting away for the fourth of july. people are getting away now. in freemont we start with the cloud cover in the east bay. it should push back as we go into the midmorning hours. if your plans are taking you to

san francisco, wear something nice and warm. only 60s along the coast. 68 for you in haywood. 71 in freemont. 75 in morgan hill. we'll see a warmup into saturday and sunday especially with more warming ahead next week. we'll talk about that. right now, mike, it's looking like friday night. what's that look like? this. the toll plaza have been active since 5:41. 20 minutes of activity. no backups seen. the lights are designed to keep traffic flow moving. it is moving well. just a little slow as folks focus on the exits in san francisco. that lower deck coming out of san francisco, we have a change in the treasure island exit on the right side only. highway 4 mild slowing. no major problems. just mild brake taps. you're under 20 minutes out of brentwood.

back to you. new details this morning about the victims in a deadly crash. this is where the car was split in two. >> it's so hard to go from mike's traffic report to finding out who these people are. friends and family members are devastated because the two young men that died were brothers. pete suratos is live where the crash happened in dublin. pete, a memorial there for the two young men. so sad. >> reporter: very sad set of circumstances. good morning, kris. we're standing here along doherty road. you're seeing the outpouring of support for the family. this is the memorial. you have the candles, flowers and messages to the two brothers who passed away. as far as the details on this crash, it took place tuesday night along doherty road and fall creek in dublin. the driver crashes a bmw into

the tree and light pole. that car bursting into flames. we know the names of the brothers are adam and khalib and they died as a result of this crash. there were folks here at the memorial yesterday. we spoke to one of them. >> simple as it may seem, it's almost a reminder to be more careful. it's also to not take a single day for granted. >> reporter: we're told by friends they had a love for cars and that both brothers were in their 20s. one of them was attending law school. they graduated from doherty high. the last check with dublin pd they believe that excessive speed played a part of the accident. pete suratos for "today in the bay." san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is

explaining her new policy to crack down on drug users. she announced starting july 3rd people cited for drug use or possession of drugs a second time will be taken to a specialized court called the community justice center. social service workers there will refer those people to drug treatment, mental health programs and job training. jenkins believes this new strategy is absolutely essential. >> we see death rates for overdose still rising. i agree this is the time we need to be taking a stronger approach. it's about getting people help and we need to be doing that now. >> she further explained the new policy. it will allow first offenders to be discharged. repeat offenders will face charges for the first and second offense. community feedback played a big role in this new strategy. tomorrow marks one year since the dobbs decision when

the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. we look at a new nbc poll. 60% of voters remain opposed to that ruling which removed the right to abortion nationally. we want to break it down further. nearly 80% of women voters 49 and younger disapprove. suburban women also disapprove by 66%. 60% of independent voters say it was a bad decision. >> more than 30% of all republican voters also disapprove of that court decision. one health care points out, this impact runs deep, especially in places like rural georgia where now ob/gyn doctors are scared. >> we know that statistically we're going to see a rise in maternal deaths because of this decision. that makes georgia one of the most dangerous places in which to birth in the developed world. >> one of the lawmakers who crafted that bill in georgia says that these days a lot of

people have other options to see a doctor, including telemedicine. other the past year, 23 other states also banned or restricted abortion. some hotly anticipated rulings may be coming down from the u.s. supreme court as this is the last scheduled day of the current term. among the rulings still in limbo, student loan forgiveness. also a case that might ban affirmative action at u.s. colleges and universities which boosts the number of underrepresented minority students. another case, whether businesses can refuse services for lgbtq+ customers. i revolves around a colorado website designer. keep in mind the court can hold off on its rulings until after the term ends.

we will be watching for the decisions as they could come out this morning. download our nbc bay area app to get alerts to your phone. let's look at sfo this morning. if you're planning to fly, you're not alone. air travel set to increase. united airlines saying bookings have increased from 12% and that puts the airline at prepandemic levels. june 30th slated to be the busiest day at the airports followed by july 2nd. american airlines saying they're seeing an increase in the week long trips. >> cynthia and mike join us now. mike, the roads are going to be looking how about this time? >> the air travel is reflected by last year's data as well. wave said the week we're talking

about, the week of fourth of july, you see a 10% drop in the volume of traffic which corresponds to the time when people are on vacation. the trend looks like it's augmenting this year with airline ticket sales. the weather we have here, why do you want to go anywhere? >> no place like home. the weather is going to be nice. let's look at our forecast. let's go to napa. i wanted to share this with everybody as we do start to make the weekend plans. it's been a wild winter, a spring where we saw the temperatures continue to stay below normal, even as we go into the first couple days of summer. we're seeing a cool 2023 overall and napa has seen almost 130 days where those temperatures have been below average. that's about 75% of this year that's been cooler than average. as we go into the weekend, we're staying below average for today and tomorrow as we go into wine

country. not going to see any rain messing up your wine tasting. we could see a warming trend as we go into the second half of the weekend with sunday at 74 degrees. we'll talk about the full forecast. for now mike is helping people with cheaper gas prices. >> the south bay is where we reached a new low, the low being the price. chevron reporting $4.09 a gallon as their cheapest price. we have a number of other. dublin has $4.09 as well. the best in san francisco is $4.49, not a bad deal. we're looking at gasbuddy.com. as we look at the roadways, we're sharing the roads pretty nicely. traffic is typically lighter as

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good morning. it's 6:13 on this friday. let's go to the north bay. seeing the temperatures cool at 54 degrees and the cloud cover will be pretty stubborn. we'll talk about the forecast for the weekend coming up. it's over. the clear view at the plaza seeing the backup. we're seeing cars lineup getting out of oakland. we'll show you the buildup coming up. good morning. meta says it will cut off news access on facebook and instagram

in canada after canada ordered meta to pay news providers. california, by the way, thinking of passing a similar law. starbucks, workers at more than 150 stores say they plan to walk off the job. here's video of a past union strike. they're protesting a small number of starbucks that restricted the number of pride decorations employees could put up. starbucks says its support for the gay community is, quote, unwavering. bloomberg is warning about the value of commercial buildings is falling fast, but at the same time the interest rates on loans are climbing. they say nowhere is it worse than san francisco. last week westfield said they would turn the mall back over to the loan holders and walk away.

bloomberg says office vacancies have tripped in san francisco compared to prepandemic days. the bay area company that does online transcription says its computer can now predict what employee also say. they've trained ai to join those meetings as a participant. now during the meeting you can ask questions of the artificial intelligence, which the company -- the company is called otter. here's the kicker. they say it's gotten so good at knowing the participants that the day is coming soon where you can send ai to replace you in the meeting. you won't have to go. people as your ai questions. it will answer the way you would have answered. the company's ceo said soon maybe everybody is ai. >> maybe my alter talks to your alter in a meeting. it only pings me when it needs

my help. >> that's completely insane and i love it. >> this is one of those things where at the beginning of the internet where you saw something and you thought, oh, this is going to change the music industry forever. ai is moving so quickly that it's become the subject of many of my interviews. everybody is getting involved in it. also, the things that it's going to do are just astonishing. >> i have one question that could stump any chatbot. >> what's that? >> what do you want for dinner? i don't know. what do you want? i don't know. what do you want? >> i'm thinking ai and i'm scared and i don't want to deal with ai. i was listening to a podcast and we've been using ai. >> you really have. >> now, it's like okay. >> we're going to talk about how teachers are using it to do

lesson plans. it's helping teachers a lot. >> some of it is formulas. you do know the answer. i can imagine college professor who has office hours. all the questions -- is there a final? yes, there's a final. >> can all be replaced by ai. >> or looking at a syllabus. >> like i said in my email -- so we know you like to wear sneakers. you traded your sneakers in yesterday for some high heels. >> yeah. you know what, my feet are paying for it this morning. all for a great cause. i loved doing this. last night i took part in the walk a mile in their shoes event. hosted by the ywca. i had them on. i had the no place like home feel. the group is calling on men and women to stand up against

domestic violence. literally walking in those high heels. we had some fans out there that helped me out. take a look. >> all: good morning, bay area. >> they said good morning, bay area. last night we saw more than 600 people walking, many in heels. it's all to raise money and wariness on a great cause. it was so cool because you had so many people from different organizations. also a lot of students and athletes. cool to see the football players and basketball players. >> they made you look short. >> i'm 6'4" and we're talking about players 6'7" and taller, making me look short. >> now you know how we feel looking up at you. after 27 years of woody's on the wharf, it's kicking off

tomorrow. >> this is a car show held every year in santa cruz featuring old classic cars. it's the largest woody show in northern california with more than 200 cars. organizers say the show demonstrates santa cruz culture. >> it's such a fun, relaxing time and really brings me back to that classic, old beach vibe that santa cruz is known for. sleepy little beach town, but has that culture that makes me want to just sit down and enjoy your feet in the sand, drink in your hand, all that good stuff. >> who knew my mom's station wagon would be cool one day? this helps raise money for nonprofit foundations. >> so much going on this weekend. the weather is going to play a good role. >> oh, yeah, we'll see it in santa cruz starting with a

marine layer in the morning and then some sunshine. we see that in oakland this morning. seeing the fog stick around for the middle of the morning. then we'll see sunshine peek through the clouds. if you find any friday plans out towards half moon bay, redwood city, it will trickle in and then mixing out as we go into the day on saturday. high temperatures today, pretty similar to what we were dealing with yesterday. 60s in the north bay. low 70s as we make our way into concord and fairfield as well as the south bay. 66 out in santa cruz for today. tomorrow just a touch warmer as we go into the day with 78 in fairfield. 68 in haywood. 68 in santa cruz. 78 in morgan hills. you get the picture. we're starting to warm things up as we go into the first weekend

of summer. we'll be seeing mid to upper 70s in the north bay by sunday. this is because high pressure is starting to build from the north corners. as we go into the second half of the weekend, into the first couple days of the week, we'll see temperatures in san jose start to climb and look at by next weekend we could be talking about upper 80s near 90 degrees. we'll keep an eye on the warmup. san francisco will be beautiful for the pride parade sunday. let's go to the tri valley. how are things looking, mike? things are great. there's a lighter flow of traffic, even on friday lighter than school time traffic. we don't see much slowing in the south bay or the peninsula. we have an easy drive across the

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you might know this already, there's a significant change making waves in the tv world. it is called next gen tv. it can change everything. >> people can try out this new feature today. >> reporter: broadcasters say next gen tv is the biggest jump in a generation. perhaps bigger than the leap from black and white to color or from square to wide screen hd. >> it really is taking all the things you see in the streaming world and bringing them to free over the air broadcast television. >> reporter: bill hague is a tv researcher speaking on behalf of pearl tv which is promoting next gen tv. next gen tv couples your tv with the internet. it offers 4k picture quality, bolder colors and movie theater sound. new interact activity is exciting. some shows will let you participate.

you can take a news poll or play along with a game show. get this. in the future your remote will let you choose different camera angles in the middle of a program. how do you get next gen tv? with an antenna. yep, an antenna. you need a next gen tv set. look for that logo. here's the good thing, you don't necessarily have to go shopping. >> 15 million next gen ready sets have been sold. >> reporter: to see if yours is compatible. rescan your channels. you can go to the main menu and settings. after you rescan your channels, go to the channel guide and look for the next gen tv logo. >> very interesting. 6:27. next the stop stories including a catastrophic implosion. the five men missing in that submersible now believed to be dead. now the rescue goes from rescue

to recovery. >> reporter: police are searching for a man who shot and killed a man in san francisco. we'll give you the details on what allegedly led up to

right now at 6:30 a deadly shooting steps away from union square at the powell street bart

station. we're live with new information from witnesses about what might have sparked that deadly confrontation. multiple questions remain after the discovery of that tour submarine. the new revelations on the search effort. pride celebrations set to kick off in san francisco this weekend. we're tracking the weather for those folks headed there and the traffic impact you might want to brace for starting now. this is "today in the bay." thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get started with the day. so much to get to. we have to start with the forecast. we have a nice warmup. >> oh, yeah. let's start with right now in san jose. we're waking up to that cloud cover. we've gotten used to it. temperatures on the mild side at 60 degrees.

we'll start to see that break from the clouds from the middle of the morning onwards where temperatures go into the 70s. good morning to you in walnut creek. seeing a cloudy start there. it's going to be a comfortable day into the 70s. we'll see warmer changes ahead. we'll talk about that ahead. now we're looking at traffic. we knew there would be a slower commute here at the plaza. the metering lights are in effect since 5:41. a little slowing around university, pretty typical. the build from richmond heading to the toll plaza. the tri valley, we see that build north 238. there may be a crash around east 14th. the south bay showing a little build as well.

police are searching for a man who shot and killed another man as they stepped from union square. >> this happened at the powell street bart station last night. riders were left in utter shock because they witnessed it. ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. ginger, with so many people having witnessed that, do police have any arrests? >> reporter: no arrests have been made as of this morning. it remains an open and active investigation. it happened around 8:30 last night. officers say they arrived at the transit plaza below the ground level to give aid to the man who was shot. the victim was brought to the hospital where sfpd confirmed he later died. now the police issued a statement last night with some details. they say they were all preliminary. witnesses shed a bit more light as to what allegedly led up to the fatal 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. no arrests have been made which is why sfpd is asking the public if you know anything about this contact the tip line. you can see the number there on your screen. you can text or call. the powell street bart station it is right in the heart in the middle of downtown. it's across the street from westfield, blocks away from union scare and steps away from the cable car turnaround. it's another blow to downtown

san francisco. marcus and kris? >> thank you so much, ginger. happening today a pretrial hearing in the case of a suspect in a deadly san francisco attack that sparked so much anger across the nation. antoine watson pleaded not guilty to the murder of this man. he died in early 2021 from injuries suffered after he was shoved to the ground. his death spotlighted what turned into a wave of anti-asian crime and a national movement raising awareness. 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 are celebrating pride all month long at nbc bay area. we're looking live at san francisco. a lot of events happening over the next few days leading up to

the big pride parade on sunday. today the counter clerk in san francisco is marrying 250 couples at city hall in a celebration of san francisco's lgbtq+ history. the newly married couples will get pride marriage licenses and pride pins. >> so many events going on for pride. you've been monitoring the forecast. how is it looking? >> looking like carl the fog wants to take place. >> carl has pride too. >> he's going to be rolling in. traffic might be bad. we'll get do that. let's get you the forecast for sunday's grand parade kicking off at 10:30. as we go into the afternoon, we'll see peeks of sunshine with temperatures in the mid 60s. go out and have a great time. have a great time tonight at the giants game. first pitch at 7:15. it will cool down and getz

breezy. bring those warm blankets and beanies to keep you warm. also, bring them to the beach. we have free movies at the santa cruz beach boardwalk every friday night. we'll see the marine layer roll back into the overnight hours. south lake tahoe, no problems getting there today and tomorrow. temperatures look great and sunny. sunday you might want to watch out for any thunderstorms developing there. as far as the weekend weather here, it looks great for the bay area. we've been talking about a warmup. i'll tell you more about that in my full forecast. we'll take you beyond and see when the warmest temperatures will be. for now a crash in the east bay. >> we have light traffic around the bay. this is an interruption and surprise for folks. it's slowing, but starting to improve. i think the crash has gone to the corner on state route 185.

no real big problems here on the san mateo bridge. in the city, a lot of activities. today we have a game at oracle park, a concert at shea center. then we have the trans march just before that. there will be more traffic. a lot of folks coming into town for the festivities. bart has given special notice. if you go to my social media, you'll see the timing. the station will be congested coming into the area for the 10:30 parade. getting out of the area, the civic center will have the most crowd there. coming up, a fancy state dinner in washington. out to the big board in new york city, it's been a rough week and it just continues. let's just call it the lottery times two. it has never happened before. we'll tell you about the bay

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good morning. it's friday. 6:42 on june 23rd. let's go to the east bay. we'll see the temperatures mix out for your lunch time hour. we'll see a warmup as we go

deeper into the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. we're looking at the east bay for traffic. slow on the richmond side of the bridge. 580 picking up the volume. there's slowing here. changes at the bay bridge as well. things are different on a friday usually. we'll show you that coming up. we don't have to tell you, fears over crime and drug use in san francisco have captured national headlines. major presidential candidates have weighed in. >> florida governor ron desantis visiting san francisco. he described it as a, quote, once great city that has collapsed. we delve into issues plaguing san francisco. >> reporter: good morning. you might remember the central figure of "saving san francisco" is a former english teacher who

go caught up in drugs and a bizarre obsession with a woman. now that man is about to go free. prosecutors say there's nothing they can do about it. his name is james durgan and he suffers from many of the things plaguing san francisco -- poverty, homelessness and mental health issues. there's a significant development in the case. we'll tell you what it is and what's happened since our documentary first aired last year. we'll also catch up with ann wray who says durgan developed a strange obsession with her. tried breaking into her home and showed up completely naked. >> i want to say how grateful i am. >> watch our latest investigation and to find out how you can stream the original

six episodes. log on to our website nbcbayarea.com/investigation. president biden hosted indian prime minister modi at the state dinner last night. >> the u.s. and india have announced new economic and military ties. >> which is the whole idea of this. the u.s. wants 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. it's the second time modi has done this. that's only one less than churchill. that was followed by a press conference which was remarkable because modi rarely faces the press at home. now modi faces serious questions about human rights, particularly towards religious minorities. he was asked about that, gave

sort of a nonanswer. >> translator: we have always proved that democracy can deliver. when i say deliver, this is regardless of religion or gender. there's no space for discrimination. >> president biden was asked about his own comment he made in san francisco wear he called chinese president xi a dictator. >> secretary blinken had a great trip to china. i expect to be meeting with president xi sometime in the future in the near term and i don't think it's had any real consequence. >> all that was followed by an ornate state dinner, vegetarian because prime minister modi is a vegetarian. led by a guest chef from california and sparkling wine from napa. a lot of bay area guests including apple's tim cook.

also, there was hunter biden. a house committee released new details about its investigation into the president's son which it says includes a chat message from hunter biden to a chinese businessman where hunter said, i will make certain that between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows and my ability to forever hold a grudge, that you will regret not following my direction. now the implication is that the man sitting next to him was joe biden, though, there's no proof joe biden was there at the time of the message. at the time of the message he was not in office. hunter biden does seem to be trying to benefit from his father's name. finally former top trump aid michael brown pictured here yesterday on his way to meet a federal grand jury in washington, d.c., run by special counsel jack smith looking into trump's involvement into january 6th. brown was accused of being

involved in the so-called fake elector scheme. 6:47. what a night in the nba draft. we had some nba history, some bay area history. you had the warriors wrapping up a hectic day selecting a guy who played college ball not far away. >> let's start there. we're talking about the warriors drafting brandin podziemski. he's a 20-year-old guard who attended santa clara university. >> santa clara is right down the road. super excited. blessed. >> now let's talk about that history kris was mentioning. >> 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. >> get ready for the thompson twins. not the '80s pop band. these guys are 20 and grew up in oakland. these guys bypassed college. they played in the g league. this will be the first time they've ever played on separate teams. we will point out that san antonio did draft anointed future superstar victor wembanyama with the first overall pick. that was super cool to watch. >> yesterday's draft was interesting. i know up until the thompsons were picked i was watching closely. that was the first five and four of those five were not from a college. they were from an elite program.

>> that's cool. >> trending to a different population now. >> interesting. bypassing college altogether. >> they were in the elite league. >> wow. i didn't know that. >> the more you know. one thing i was noticing too, aside from the sports, the fashion. those suits were -- >> yeah. >> i was looking and was like what? >> it shows where they're going and where they're from. >> when you look back to when carmelo anthony was being drafted and those big suits. i was like, brother, that suit is swallowing you. >> it's hard to find suits that fit when you're a particular size. >> i know! >> it's definitely sweat pants weather right now. if we weren't in these dresses and suits, we would be in sweat pants. it's gloomy. the june gloom hanging around

the bay. very thick in san francisco. we should see it start to push back along the coastline by the middle of the day. we'll see the cloud cover through san francisco through half moon bay and possibly through santa cruz and monterey. if you have any plans to head out, it's also going to be chilly. tonight we have a chance of patchy drizzle into the start of the weekend on saturday. it's the weekend after all. we made it to friday. how about the almeda county fair. runs through july 9th. you have a good amount of time to get out there. as far as the rest of the bay area, 69 if your plans take you to napa. 71 in freemont. 75 in morgan hills. as we go into tomorrow and sunday, we'll see the temperatures bump up a few degrees.

77 in fairfield. 67 in san francisco for the pride parade sunday. 78 in morgan hill. notice we are starting the warming trend. it will continue over the next couple weeks developing as we go into the first couple days of july, which is why the climate prediction center put the bay area right there in the orange color representing temperatures that might go above average while the south continues to deal with triple digit heat. the high pressure will build and connect with another ridge of high pressure moving in from the west. that will give us the bump up to make it feel like summer. we have a couple days to go. we'll start with morning fog in the inland valleys. warmup gradually as the week goes on into the 80s. finally the 80s make a return. the weekend forecast for san francisco looks great. we'll see nice temperatures for the second half of the week. we have changes on the bay bridge.

what's going on? it's friday so the changes we see as we approach 7:00 is traffic is lighter than 6:30. this will build again starting about 10:00. it's a lighter volume right now. a lot of folks heading into the city for pride. keep that in mind. a minor crash reported around the toll plaza. i'll track that. the rest of the bay shows an easy, light drive. nothing blocking the freeway flow. south county is showing a build around dunn. nothing dramatic right now. santa clara university at cupertino high school it's the opening ceremony for the special olympics. go check that out. >> my daughter is going to be life guarding there. super cool. happening now, san jose

animal care center waiving adoption fees. they're trying to find homes for all of its animals. you can get a dog, a cat, a rabbit, a guinea pig. all fees waived until july 31st. we'll take a quick look at top stories. an update on the deadly shooting that shocked bart riders. mourning the loss of two brothers. new details emerging in that deadly east bay crash that split their car in two. coming up on "today" the controversy that has team usa figure skaters still waiting on the medal they earned in last year's olympics.

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6:57. we want to welcome you back and we look at the top stories on "today in the bay" including the deadly shooting near union square. >> it was near the powell street bart station. witnesses say the gunman was leaving the station along with a woman and shot a man who got off the same train. police not confirming any of those details, but say no arrests have been made. that memorial is growing at the site where two brothers died in a car crash tuesday night. it happened in dublin on doherty road. the car striking that tree and light pole at high speed and burst into flames. mourners say the two men are from san ramone. the driver was 25 years old. a live look at san francisco

where people are gearing up for one of the most anticipated weekends of the year. the pride parade is sunday. happening today san francisco's county clerk's office married 200 couples. they'll receive special pride marriage licenses. >> the only rainbows we'll see are the flags and clothing. no rain in the forecast. >> no rain in the forecast. it will play nice for the parade. if you want to find the sunshine, it's the inland valleys. we'll wake up to fog tomorrow, but as we go into sunday and the rest of the week we're looking at a warming trend. that's going to be feel nice. san francisco looking great for the pride parade. carl the fog stopping by to say hello, but then a nice warmup. in the south bay we're seeing slowing pick up on highway 87. it's a friday. lighter volume of traffic.

the bay bridge showing no build up, but the metering lights are on. the trans march is this evening. we talked about all the marriages and the festivity in the city. a note for folks going to treasure island, the off ramp is on the right side now. the "today" show is coming up next. you can watch us on roku. that is what's happening across the bay area on "today in the bay." thanks for allowing us to be part of your morning. >> happy pride and happy weekend. good friday morning. growing questions surrounding that deadly submersible accident. >> we will take you inside for answers. it's june the 23rd