are like, i don't know how long that has been there. >> with the ketchup you saw them squirting on top of the fries, do you put it on the side and dip or have it all over your fries? >> i rather have it on the side. >> it's whatever you like. why are we debating this? >> it's an effort to bring world peace. if you want to find out all these things, they are trending for you and on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> kari hall with reality right there. she's right. at 6:00, a man is shot and killed by richmond police in the home where it happened is now the center of investigation by the bomb squad. the big questions front and center still lingering this morning. plus --

[ screaming ] >> hearing those screams is frightening there. robbed in broad daylight. violence on the streets in one san francisco neighborhood as multiple women had their phones stolen. the neighborhood on edge and one local leader responding. plus, biden and what his campaign is facing. this is "today in the bay." thanks for allowing us to be part of your morning. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. let's check the commute and see if things are picking up out there in just a bit, but first let's get the forecast. change is in the works. >> it's going to be like summer. >> how dare it. >> how dare it be hot in the summer? yeah, we are going to see a spike in temperatures. the coastline stays mild and the inland valleys will be heating up. we are talking about upper 90s

starting tomorrow for the inland areas, and it continues through the weekend with a heat advisory for those valleys. we are looking at 90 today in morgan hill, livermore and concord. for san francisco, you are staying in the upper 60s. the temperatures jump up tomorrow reaching into the upper 90s. we will talk more about this in a few minutes. mike, that commute is kicking in at the bay bridge. >> yeah, it's slower because it's summer. i like the summer, just not the heat. the backup is not so severe, and the approach coming out of the maze not a problem. the rest of the bay looks standard with slowing kicking in. the excessive slowing through san josé must have been a blip because it's back to normal now. back to you. >> thank you, mike. an investigation continues this morning after police shot and killed a man in richmond. that came after a standoff and a bomb squad was called in. >> we hope to learn more about what they found today.

today in the bay's bob redell is following it all and joins us from the news room. are police saying anything at this point? >> we are still waiting for an update from the richmond police. good morning, laura and marcus. this was the scene last night, and law enforcement had to evacuate two homes while the bomb squad from travis air force base removed devices from the homes. we should learn more today about the deadly police shooting at a richmond home where this device was found. this happened yesterday morning. officers were executing a search warrant at that home. they were looking for a person accused of threatening somebody with a home during an argument on sunday. when officers went in that home yesterday they found a person with a gun. there was a confrontation, according to police. police say multiple officers fired their weapon killing that

person. >> it's always unfortunate when somebody loses their life. again, the officers are doing their job and trying to execute the search warrant. >> you don't know what is going to happen around your neighborhood. you don't know who is who. i didn't see it coming. >> we are still trying to learn the name of the man that was shot and killed. a neighbor tells us he lived in that home with his mother for several years and generally kept his distance. marcus, laura? >> thank you. the owners of the a's might need to pay up if they go through with their plans to move the team to vegas. last night the money ball act was approved, and it requires a ball club to compensate the state and local community they are leaving behind. the act states the city would be entitled to compensation based on local tax revenue. no word on what that amount

would be. the city says the mayor reached out to various stakeholders. we're reaching out to the a's to get their response. a disturbing trend in san francisco has a lot of people worried about recent crime, and many of the victims are mothers and caretakers and they state thieves are after their smart phones. [ screaming ] >> chills just hearing that scream there. what you are doing is hearing the scream of a mother. she said she did not want to be identified and didn't want to go on camera for safety reasons. she said she was on her way to pick up her daughter from daycare on monday and that's when she was mugged for her smartphone on the corner of sanchez and clipper streets. >> somebody came at me from behind and grabbed for my phone. i instinctively grabbed back, which i don't recommend, and he pushed me over forcefully to the ground. >> soon after she said she learned several other attacks happened on social media, and

that's when she found out that information. the supervisor says his office has received reports from at least three victims and they have seen several other incident on social media. police were not able to confirm if the robberies are related. turning to decision 2024, this fourth of july holiday president biden is traveling the country making his case for a second term. at the same time his republican opponents are urging americans to go a different direction. brie jackson is in washington. what is the message the president is sending to his reporters? >> in his speech on wednesday, president biden criticized the economic approach of republicans and former president trump while touting his own economicagenda.

>> today the u.s. has the highest economic growth rate leading the world economy since the pandemic, the highest in the world. >> a recent nbc news poll found just 38% of americans surveyed approved president biden's handling of the economy. a significant drop from two years ago. administration officials contend the president's strategy is working. >> president biden has put many ideas on the table that can result in the funds we need to invest in our economy to help the middle class. >> republican presidential candidates blame democrats' policies for americans economic woes. >> joe biden spent us blind as president, and all kinds of money out there from the government they are just printing and it caused inflation to go up. >> and warn -- >> that's a vote for president

kamala harris all day long, and we cannot have kamala harris at the tip of the sphere when it comes to national policy for our country. >> i think there's a lot of months ahead of us. >> a crowded field of candidates continue to crisscross the country courting votes. today president biden holds a fundraiser in new york. his fourth in just three days. in washington, brie jackson, today in the bay. 6:08 for you this morning. taking a live look at sfo with travelers are still dealing with delays and cancelations. check out all the bags you see there. people are waiting for the bags in the terminals. the faa predicts today will be the busiest travel day for the fourth of july weekend. already today 41 flights have been delayed and 25 have been

canceled. yesterday, 345 flights were delayed and 108 were canceled at sfo. the travel mess has been ramping up since the start of the week and that's when airports nationwide were struggling with severe weather as well as staffing shortages. a passenger that just arrived at sfo told us he is missing three of his bags. >> if we were to reschedule with united, they couldn't get us out until saturday so we rescheduled with alaskan, and we will go and then figure out where our bags are. >> amazing. still doesn't know where his bags are. travelers are hoping there will be some relief as the weather gets better. >> makes me want to pack all my stuff in a carry on.

>> yeah. >> i do have basically up to the minute updates. i am already seeing delays around chicago with 30-minute delays right now. that just kind of makes a ripple affect for the other flights. sfo has 19 minutes of average delays as of now with the clouds rolling by. they will continue to see clouds for the next few hours, and temperatures heading to theup 60s. we will talk about how hot it will get over the weekend and today we will start to feel that in the 80s and the 90s. mike has a different story. >> we are looking at the south bay. national petroleum has this price on key street in san josé.

tri-valley, 4.09 at the safe way in pleasanton. very different in sonoma county. the low is 4.67, a couple of costcos. we will call out the one in santa rosa. on the road, pretty average for a thursday. we have slowing in san josé as you would expect where the arrow is. this popped up, slowing on southbound 880 and el camino right there. there's an issue on the on-ramp for the nimitz, so watch that general area south of the airport. >> good to know. thanks, mike. it's time to fair up your grill for all the cookouts. coming up, the price of some of your favorites are going up, but you can still get a deal on some barbecue items. prices are going to go up on gas, and there's a good reason for it. let's take you out to the

futures this morning as well. well, you know, the dow is trying. >> like to see it trying. lost in translation, pineapple on pizza continues to be a hot debate out there, but one man's recent order is going viral, and not because of the toppings but because of where they were placed. we w show you the post getting lots of atttion onen

good thursday morning to you. it's 6:14. here's a nice way to start your morning, looking at this beautiful view of above the fog in san francisco as the sun rises this morning. it's in the mid-50s and, of course, below that, clouds linger and it's going to be cooler. temperatures today reaching into the mid-60s. a look at all our microclimates coming up. here in fremont, the traffic heading southbound on the nimitz freeway. i am looking at a crash southbound 880, and maybe three vehicles involved. i am checking for injuries right now. good morning. very happy thursday to you. bloomberg predicting the ftc is going to bring another lawsuit against amazon and this will be a big one. republic the government's case against microsoft or the break

up of ma bell, they are talking that big. nvidia shares fell hard on wednesday. we gave you a heads up on this before the opening bell. the talk that the government will further restrict china from obtaining american chips, case in point the chinese spy balloon contained off the shelf american parts, not from nvidia, but just the kinds of things you can buy from any electronics outlet. washington is concerned beijing is using our technology against us. and then a federal court accuses open a.i. of illegally scraping data, including personal information, from the internet to teach its large language model. the reason chatgpt can put together codes and sentences is because it has seen lots of sentences like that before. in order to do that it has to be fed billions of data points about language which a.i. companies get from internet

postings, wikipedia, newspaper articles and all kinds of things. the lawsuit is filed by plaintiffs that wish to remain anonymous says that scraping included their personal information. >> the tax gas jumps up next week. there was a last-minute push by republicans in sacramento to suspend the tax increase but it was shot down by democrats. other states tried gas tax holidays only to discover they don't save consumers very much money. the price goes down as they take the tax away, but then people are so used to paying higher prices, gas stations and distributors take advantage of that and just raise the price back where they were. one of the weird situations where everybody can have an opinion on this, but economists are able to point to real-life situations proving this happens.

here's a tax expert. >> for example, in florida they suspended their 25 cent per gallon gasoline, but the average price in florida did not go down 25 cents. there's no reason to believe they are going to pass the savings down to you. >> the bottom line is if you pay the gas tax, the state wins, and if you don't pay the gas tax the gas station wins, you don't win. but if you have a tesla or what not, you are not contributing to the road taxes -- >> right, that you are driving on. >> and congress is talking about putting a mileage tax in, and they talk about putting a meter in your car. how often do you use the roads, and gas is a way to figure that out. if you are using a lot of gas you are driving a lot. nobody wants a taxing meter in

their car. >> we'll be watching. who is ready for a barbecue? >> me. >> you are always ready for a barbecue. if you are planning the fourth of july summer cookout, the american farm bureau federation says the cost of chicken, lemonade and even cookies has gone down. that's what is on the menu. however the price of beef, hamburger buns, potato salad and ice cream are up. the average cost per person is 6.77 which is down from last year of 6.97. one man shocked after he got his pizza delivered. >> that man is towing the line for pineapple on his pizza, so he wanted pineapple on the side. you can see this picture posted

on reddit. the pineapple on the edge -- >> yeah, literally on the side. >> one said the man should have clarified his order. the man said he has ordered this the same way and this is the first time it was misinterpreted, and he ate that piece of pizza anyway. >> maybe it was a new employee. look at the attention from detail. >> i want to know from the person that made the pizza, because we got the comment from the man that ordered the pizza. >> yeah, they were, like, on the side. >> got it. the forecast, not on the side but right smack in the middle. >> yeah, we are ramping up the heat today and you could bake your pizza on the sidewalk. >> this is not texas.

>> you want to make sure you are drinking lots of water and stay hydrated even if you don't feel thirsty. if you have to be outside, find shade and that drastically reduces the temperatures. wear sunscreen to prevent sunburn. light long sleeves helps to block out some of the sun. wearing a hat keeps the heat off your head. make sure you take care of your pets. this is how hot the asphalt gets, and even at 87 degrees the asphalt can be 143 degrees, so be mindful of that and do not put those paws on the asphalt over the next several days. it's heating up today with santa rosa reaching 88 degrees, and 90 in livermore. look at tomorrow. 97 degrees in livermore and 99 in morgan hill. mountain view reaching 86 degrees. the hottest of the temperatures

will be on saturday when we could see it up to 102 degrees in concord. we are going to have the excessive heat warning in effect for the bay area, and it's a heat advisory throughout the weekend. the good thing is that those temperatures come down quickly and just in time for the fourth of july. we will see a significant cooldown into next week. mike, you are tracking a couple crashes. >> i am, kari. as we look overall, the map not so bad but there's a couple key spots, and one in the south bay. this is developing on the nimitz, a crash just around or past tennyson road. that's what is going on towards the hayward area. fremont moving smoothly. the southbound around 88 and alameda, a crash south of that. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> surprise club dues appear on

a woman's credit card so she asks us to

good morning. sherry in morgan hill said she signed up for a stitchers club, it's a needle point program. she paid 500 bucks to join for a year. she was only able to attend a couple classes and then fast-forward a year, a second charge appeared on her credit

card. $569. why? turns out her membership automatically renewed and she asked for her money back. they refunded her dues but kept the $100 fee, and she didn't think that was fair so she contacted us. we contacted serendipity, and they said she needed to cancel her membership to avoid the fee. when she signed up to the program, she was subject to the fee. the owner went on, because i just want to be done with sherri, i have insured the additional $100 refund. she admits she forgot about her membership and we hear that a lot with auto renewals. anytime you prepay for a membership, add a note to your calendar for the next year,

remind yourself to keep or cancel before those fees kick in. scan the qr code on the screen right now to fill out a complaint form online. and then just in, governor newsom announcing more action to fight the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. the increased steps being taken on the

right now at 6:30a north bay social media influencer will learn her fate after being found guilty of reporting a fake kidnapping. how long she could find herself behind bars for her viral false report. plus, possible reparations in california. the next steps happening at a state level for african americans. triple-digit heat this weekend, and the cdc has a warning to know if you or somebody you know is suffering from a heat stroke. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. 6:30 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. time to pull out the portable fans. it's getting hot out there. >> i do declare. >> yeah, it's getting hot. this is the first day of the warm-up we have been talking about. >> yeah, and suddenly we have

been transported to mississippi. >> my roots. >> we are starting out nice and cool in santa rosa. 54 degrees. now, we are seeing a few clouds as of the next few hours, but it clears out quickly as we have seen recently. it's 81 degrees at 1:00. headed for the upper 80s today and a few of us like livermore, concord and morgan hill reaching 90. mike, you are tracking a crash. what is going on? >> first one on the nimitz, near hayward at tennyson road, and it's building from the crash causing more delays just shy of the interchange. as we are looking to the south bay, that's the second one for the nimitz. it's just shy of vasco, and that's causing slowing for the one short section. 101 northbound is the typical

build and that's holding pretty steady. back to you. >> thank you, mike. just into our news room, governor gavin newsom is giving san francisco more resources to fight the fentanyl crisis. the governor announced he's doubling state officers available to the city. in may you may recall the governor dedicated chp officers to stop open air drug dealing. 7 to 10 officers were helping out every day, and now that number will be 14 to 20. the governor says so far using chp officers has been successful. chp officers have arrested more than 115 people on fentanyl-related charges since this initiative began. that's on top of the 340 citations for the sfpd in the same timeframe. a north bay woman's instagram post about her child almost being abducted went viral, and then police figured it all out, that it was a lie.

>> and now that mother will learn her fate after being found guilty of making a false police report. ginger conejero saab joins us and will be in the courtroom later this morning. what kind of sentence are we possibly expecting here? >> reporter: laura, prosecutors are asking for 180 days or six months of jail time for that viral video where she was claiming that her kids were attempting to be kidnapped. she is from petaluma and she's the woman in this viral post, and in the post she claimed a couple tried to kidnap her children in december of 2020. she goes into detail about the attempted kidnapper and her account was contradicted in court by the couple and by a

store video. this is the post. >> i want to share a story to raise awareness, and i know it's important and i would rather be uncomfortable and awkward and get the message out sooner than wait until i feel composed, because i don't know if i will ever be composed talking about this. >> she was found guilty of making a false report to a detective, but was acquitted of two additional misdemeanors related to giving false information. her sentencing will happen later this morning at 10:30 here at the superior court in santa rosa. prosecutors say more than finding accountability for what happened, this case and the sentence are significant because it sends a very clear message, be responsible with your social media post or there can be more serious consequences ahead. in santa rosa, ginger conejero

saab for today in the bay. >> yeah, can't go online and lie about something and blame an innocent person for it. >> right. the man accused of stabbing a bakery worker is back in court today. it happened at aa bakery on stockton street. the defendant's lawyer asked that the hearing be pushed back today. he is facing murder and assault with deadly weapons charge. and then california reparations, the state task force will present a proposal and it will layout what reparations could look like, whether it comes in the form of cash payments over other

benefits. this is related to the lasting impact of slavery and discrimination. and in the meantime, city leaders will talk about the topic again in september. the ordinance that appropriates $50 million to establish an office of reparations at city hall, that has been met with a lot of pushback. 6:36 for you right now. with the fourth of july approaching, one south bay city and its community leaders are talking about fireworks and safety this morning. san josé officials will encourage people to report the use of illegal fireworks and warn illegal fireworks can be dangerous and spark wildfires. can you watch an approved fireworks show at discovery meadow and almaden lake park on july fourth. >> we used to do a live show there every year, and it was

pretty amazing. taking a live look at san josé this morning. the summer of 2023 is going to be a hot one with temperatures expected to be above normal and with the holiday weekend around the corner, it's important to know the signs of heat stroke. according to the cdc more than 700 people in the u.s. died from some sort of heat-related illness every year. the heat can make it hard for the body to cool itself down. meteorologist, kari hall, has more for those suffering with a heat struck, and the high temperatures kicking in, and we are not used to the high temperatures and there's important stuff to know here. >> pay attention to anything that feels off. if you have to be outside, find shade. you want to help cool down the person that may have sweating and then they stop sweating and

maybe a rapid pulse. check their temperature, if it's high you want to make sure you are doing something to help them cool off, and also if you are able to call 911, if emergency medical personnel are delayed, call the er and maybe they can walk you through steps as well. we want you to be a safe. the stars and stripes run is happening this weekend, of course on the hottest day we have had in a very long time. the good thing is it's early in the morning. at the time it begins it will be 66 degrees at registration. we will see that race beginning at about 70 degrees in san josé. at 9:00, it's 73 degrees. you can see how quickly the trend goes upward as we go towards late morning into the afternoon as we work our way towards 96 degrees for the afternoon high temperature. other events going on around the bay area includes music on the square in redwood city on friday evening. it will be 80 degrees at the

time people will settle in, and temperatures drop quickly. it will be nice and comfortable. also this weekend in fillmore, the jazz festival is happening, and temperatures start out in the 60s at 11:00. this is going to be one of the destinations where you can find cooler temperatures. only low 70s in the middle of the day. mike, do you have better news for the crash in san josé? >> we do. no injuries, and that's great news, and they are clearing the lanes and it's recovering around 880, and your main commute through san josé is starting to build. the other issue, the crash at tennyson. lower manzanita park and ride will be closed tomorrow and for the next week because of the tides coming up. back to you. >> good to know. thanks, mike. a final chapter for a widow

of a bay area war pilot. we will talk about the bittersweet reunion more than 50 years in the making, finally expected to take place today. president biden outlining his economic plan. we have candidates for the u.s. senate, and out to the big board in new york city where the dow is up about 100 points. it's a story every parent needs to hear this summer. the important advice from the important advice from lifeguards, and the one d

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good thursday morning. the time is 6:42. come over and take a look at your screen. we are checking out the high temperatures for all of our microclimates today and where we are headed. temperatures headed to 64 in half moon bay to 94 in fairfield. it will get much hotter today and temperatures peak on saturday. we will look at those numbers in a few minutes. the only high i am looking for is 92, the high-rise on this morning commute. westbound, the taillights. not a lot of slowing, although there's slowing approaching the bridge going on in hayward on the nimitz. we are taking a live look at sfo because this afternoon the remains of a long lost vietnam war pilot will be returned after

54 years. this is joyce desoto from burlingame. she earned ernie desoto and they had three kids together before ernie was sent to serve as a pilot in the vietnam war. unfortunately, ernie never came home from the war and was presumed dead. for over five decades, joyce didn't know what happened to her husband until 2021 when some remains were discovered in vietnam that turned out to be desoto. joyce talked about the relief she felt after finding her husband. >> means a lot, just so we can put him to rest and feel better about him not being tortured and any of that awfulness. >> the flight carrying his remains will touch down at sfo at 3:00 today. president biden will campaign in new york city today.

>> scott mcgrew joins us now. he's sitting down for a live interview with msnbc. >> that's right. this is scheduled to happen at 1:00 in the afternoon our time. you remember yesterday we were predicting biden would pick up on the idea of bidenomics. boy, did he ever. the term started as a conservative dig against the president but he's decided he likes it. it's a play, of course, on reaganomics. both have actual structure behind them. reagan believed in trickle down, if the rich got richer, the businesses got busier. biden thinks the better strategy is to keep big businesses in

check. >> first, making smart investments in america. second, educating and empowering american workers to grow the middle class. third, promoting competition to lower costs to help small businesses. >> the first thing the president said, talking up the chips bill, the infrastructure bill, both partially written by republicans and praised by republicans even if they didn't vote for it. case in point, tommy tuberville. this happens all the time in washington, you vote against spending but if it passes you might make sure your constituency gets a part of the pie. and then former tech exec

wanting to take feinstein's seat. reese said the california dream was dying and her website is down right now. a reminder, we are waiting on big decisions from the supreme court. they could come any minute now, among them whether a website designer can refuse to make a website for a gay couple's wedding, and whether schools should be able to use affirmative action, and whether the department of education has the power to forgive student loans. let's talk about the oakland a's. they were on the wrong side of mlb history last night. the yankees pitcher through a perfect game, and it's the only 24th perfect game in mlb history. the a's ended up losing, 11-0. let's talk about the sharks

now. this is the first step of rebuilding by drafting an offensive standout. >> with the first selection over all, the sharks are proud to select will smith. >> not to be confused with the rapper, will smith. will smith is just an 18-year-old center man, but it could be a while before the sharks see the impact on ice. smith is going to boston college until the sharks feel he's ready to go. >> it's cool to see them at the start of their careers like that. >> a big deal to get drafted to a major league team. congratulations to them both. and then a message from lifeguards. >> the most surprising tip had to do something with your kids'

swimsuit color. lifeguards say avoid buying them blue swimsuits because they blend into the water, which makes sense. it makes it tough to find them if they go underwater. and they also say white swimsuits are a bad idea. they recommend something like bright neon pink or orange, and other tips is to swim within sight of a lifeguard, and never dive because you never know how deep it is. if you are planning a pool party, have a lifeguard watching at all times. that's so important. even if a lifeguard is present, you have to keep an eye on your kids as well. things can happen so fast, even if you are the strongest of swimmers, kids horse around or can hit their head, and i am always so nervous when we have a swim party and i am glad when

it's over because so much can happen. >> and also the lakes and rivers around california, they have been running cold and fast. also there's safety tips for being in a vehicle. you don't want to leave children or pets inside a vehicle. heading into the weekend, wanted to show some tips and what to expect with the temperature and air temperature of 70 degrees, while in just ten minutes inside the vehicle it becomes 90 degrees. at an hour, that becomes 112 degrees. that's at 70 degrees, and at 80 degrees the temperatures go up a lot more quickly. 99 degrees after just ten minutes. after an hour it's 123 degrees. we are expecting it to be hotter this weekend, and at 90 degrees with an air temperature after just 30 minutes, it's 124 degrees. after an hour it's 133 degrees. always check the backseat once again as you are getting out of

a vehicle. our air temperature in livermore reaching 90 degrees, and about the same in concord. compare that to the upper 60s in san francisco. slightly warmer tomorrow, reaching the 70s in san mateo. morgan hill reaching 99 degrees. we will see the temperatures peaking on saturday. it's going to be as hot as 95 in santa rosa and concord reaching 102 degrees. really hot this weekend. as we take a look at napa, what to expect over the next several days with the temperatures up to 100 degrees on saturday. the good thing is we are going to see a quick cooldown as well for the fourth of july, in the mid-80s. we will see hot temperatures for the weekend but back to the mild weather early next week. mike, you may have an incident on the bay bridge? >> yeah, it may cause the metering lights to slow down. i have not seen a change at the toll plaza. near treasure island, i believe

there's a disabled truck. just use caution if you head over there in the next few minutes. they had to send a crew over there. there's a buildup on south 880. and starting to clear that near tennyson. you should see improvement with more traffic heading towards fremont. the south bay kicks in, 87, 85 and the 101 show slowing. >> thank you, mike. 6:52. happening now, muni is going all electric. san francisco mayor, london breed, confirming a boost in funds to make that transition. the money will go to buying and installing 18 electric charging stations, and the rest of the money will go to make improvements. a potential new consequence

for the a's as the team works to leave the bay area. we are looking at the new money ball act approved by the city of oakland. coming up on "today," millions waking up to new travel and weather concerns as we head into the long holiday weekend. >> from the airports to the >> from the airports to the roads to your forecast, we will

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6:55 for you this morning. want to welcome you back. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories here on "today in the bay." >> a petaluma mother will be sentenced today after being found guilty of making a false kidnapping claim. she says a couple tried to kidnap her two kids during a trip to a local art store. she then posted a detailed reaction on instagram that went viral. witnesses and surveillance showed it was all false. a jury found her guilty of making a false report to detectives. prosecutors are seeking a six month sentence. last night city leaders

approving a money ball act and it would require a club moving more than 25 miles away to compensate the city and state they are leaving behind. this is based on local tax revenue. no word on what the amount would be. the city says the mayor has reached out to various stakeholders. of course we are reaching out to the a's to get their response. an investigation continues this morning after police shot and killed a man in richmond. that comes after a standoff and the bomb squad was called in. this happened at point richmond yesterday. this is when officers executed a search warrant for a person threatening somebody with a gun during an argument on sunday. when officers went inside they were confronted by the man with the gun and the officers opened fire. many mothers and caretakers

on alert in one neighborhood. they say they are being targeted by thieves for their smart phones. [ screaming ] >> those are the screams of a mother that was on her way to pick up her daughter from daycare when she was mugged. and there are reports from three other victims. police were not able to confirm if the robberies are related. taking a live look at sfo this morning where travelers are still dealing with the major flight delays and cancelations. of course you can see the bags there as people are waiting there at the terminals. already today, 31 flights have been delayed and 22 canceled. it's expected to get worse. now just yesterday 345 flights were delayed.

108 were canceled at sfo. the faa predicts today to be the busiest travel day for the fourth of july weekend. the travel mess has been ramping up since the start of the week with airports nationwide struggling with severe weather and staffing shortages. a passenger that just arrived at sfo said three bags are still missing. >> you want to start stripping the layers off as the temperatures are rising across the bay area. taking a live look at san josé this morning. probably the coolest part of the morning. >> yeah, it will heat up especially for the inland areas. upper 90s tomorrow, peaking 100 on saturday. a few spots even above 100. there will be places where you can go and cool off like san francisco and along the coastline. upper 60s and low 70s there. >> yeah. over here, low clouds but

the bridge itself getting to treasure island, the tunnel is cleared so we should not see more backup at the bay bridge. you can get more local news right now with our brand-new newscast available on roku and good morning happy thursday travel delays. storms extreme heat >> and everyone wants to know, how will this impact our holiday weekend? it is june the 29th, this is "today." stranded growing lines and frustration at the nation's airports with more than 30,000 cancellations and delays this week >> we just want to go home >> severe weather and staffing shortages leading to a major backlog. this morning, inside the