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illegal fireworks ahead of the july 4th holiday, including one weekend fire possibly linked. ahead, the latest on that investigation and a new warning from firefighters. hoping to avoid a repeat in travel chaos. some travelers wonder if their trips home will be as hectic following a record-breaking travel weekend. we're live in washington with the new white house push to ease congestion. and extreme heat will finally move out of the bay area, but how are the skies tomorrow night? we're tracking your pre-fourth forecast. this is "today in the bay." i remember as a kid, the day before the fourth, going to buy fireworks. we have limitations here. >> all the illegal fireworks. >> good morning to you on this monday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kyra clapper. laura garcia is off, probably not buying fireworks because she's a safe, rule-following

citizen. let's start with a look at the forecast. we'll get to mike in a second. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. it was hot this weekend. >> who are you telling? it was hot, i didn't do anything. we just stayed in the air-conditioning. the good thing is as we approach the holiday it's going to be much cooler. take a look at our live view right now over san jose, with a full moon overhead and also a mostly clear sky. once again, it won't be as hot. we're reaching 86 degrees. so that's still going to be warm during the middle of the day, reaching 90 in livermore and 88 degrees in concord, upper 70s and low 80s for much of the north bay. that looks better. we do continue to cool offs with we go into the day tomorrow. your fourth of july in hayward only reaching 77 degrees. we'll see a high of 88 in morgan hill and 66 in san francisco. the thing is, we'll have to see if the fog rolls in in time for the fireworks. i'm watching the visibility,

as well as the temperatures in the microclimate forecast. mike, you're tracking issues for the roads. >> we have fog and that is one major concern. even though folks across the golden gate bridge are used to dealing with some fog, but chp says it's a lot denser today. it doesn't show up on the road weather index. a smooth ride. we're looking at a lighter traffic flow. we were watching a crash, had almost all the lanes of northbound 880 blocked, but that has cleared in the last few minutes and traffic is back at speed. there's more fog along the coast for highway 1. back to you. >> mike, thanks. we begin with breaking news. a police shooting in the east bay. at this point authorities are confirming just a few details, but we do know surrounding streets are shut down due to incidents at two locations. one is at liberty street and 163rd avenue near interstate 580 and the other is two blocks away

near calypso. we know alameda county deputies and chp are investigating. the incident happened sometime after midnight. "today in the bay"'s bob redell is monitoring that situation in san leandro and he'll have an update at 5:30. extreme temperatures and possibly fireworks leading to two close calls over the weekend. one led to a grass fire along the bay front trail in hercules yesterday afternoon. firefighters say strong winds pushed the flames and it burned about five acres. >> this fire and another one overnight are too close for comfort. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live in san bruno where safe and sane fireworks are legal, and, ginger, we hear the warnings about fireworks time and time again. we were talking about it at the beginning of the show. are people listening? >> reporter: good morning, kyra and marcus. you hope that these warnings don't fall on deaf ears.

they're warnings that are echoed not just by fire crews but the companies that are selling the fireworks. we're here in san bruno in front of one of those booths. if you go on the company's website there's a long list of rules and warnings to abide by, things that fire crews are saying time and time again across the bay area in hopes of avoiding scenes like this. you're taking a look at footage from a fire from pittsburg, it's taken from a park west of the marina. fire crews responded to reports of a fire in the grass area. when they arrived, they found large trees that caught fire. now, this happened overnight. they believe suspects playing with fireworks set fire to an arbor shade close to vegetation at the park. six full length palms went up in flames, among other trees. >> we did find some fireworks next to the pergola, but we don't have anybody. >> reporter: you're also looking at what was left of the

fireworks. one of those was found near the trees. that's what's leading investigators to believe that fireworks were involved in that specific fire. but as mentioned, a long list of warnings and rules to abide by, if you are looking to celebrate the fourth of july and those rules aren't something that you can work through or abide by, then you can also just leave the fireworks to the professionals and watch from a safe distance. it's one of the safest things to do. >> i agree with that. thanks so much, ginger. fireworks safety will, of course, be a huge concern over the next 48 or so hours. a new consumer product safety commission report finds last year 11 deaths were tied to fireworks. more than 10,000 people were injured. and between 2006 and 2022, fireworks injuries climbed 25%. there's some tips when it comes to fireworks in places where it is legal. light them away from people, homes and flammable materials.

never, and i mean never point or throw those fireworks at people. never attempt to re-light a firework, and keep some water nearby just in case they fail to ignite. we're going to take a live look at sfo this morning, where thankfully, things did improve this weekend for travelers compared to last week. this morning flightaware reports that at sfo just a handful of delays and three flight cancellations. it follows a hectic week last week at airports across the nation, mostly because of severe weather elsewhere. yesterday sfo experienced 123 delays, but only nine cancellations. the weekend cancellation rate nationwide, surprisingly, was less than 1%. that's some good news with air travel expected to return to near full capacity later this week. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is monitoring the developments live in washington.

good morning. travelers must be crossing their fingers there's no repeat of last week. >> reporter: that's exactly right. good morning. air travel records were already broken at the start of this holiday weekend, but severe weather in parts of the country this week continue to put -- or could put a damper on travelers' plans this week. millions of travelers are hitting the airports over the july 4th holiday, the tsa screening more than 2.8 million passengers on friday alone. the high volume comes after a rough week of cancellations and delays. >> most passengers understand that no one can control the weather, but anything that's under the control of the airlines and anything that we can do on the fa aside, we need to continue pushing to make sure there's there's the smoothest experience for passengers everywhere. >> reporter: the biden administration is working to help reduce travel troubles.

>> as we're holding the airlines accountable, we're also partnering with them at the operational level to solve tactical problems that can come up hour-by-hour when you have a thunderstorm, staffing issue. >> reporter: airports nationwide ramped up staffing and are taking measures to prepare for the holiday rush. >> we're still certainly up from the pre-pandemic times. >> reporter: aaa says despite passengers paying 40% to 50% more for flights, bookings are not slowing down. >> we also know people are looking to take more generational trips with families, take some of those larger trips that maybe they had to put off. so across the board it's a good sign, certainly, that travel is coming back. >> reporter: the summer travel season is off to a busy start. and aaa predicts that air travel will set a new record for the independence day holiday. the previous record of more than 3.9 million air travelers was set back in 2019. >> that's one of the rare perks

of working the holidays, we don't get stuck at the airports. brie, thank you so much. well, speaking of vacation and food, happening tomorrow on the nation's birthday, america's best known eating contest returns, with south bay's top dog ready to defend his title. we could only be talking about san jose's joey chestnut. when it comes to competitive eating, he is the g.o.a.t. forget about grazing, he will be scarfing down hot dogs, shooting for his 16th win at nathan's hot dog eating contest. chestnut holds the record for the most hot dogs eaten within -- 76 within ten minutes. >> wow. get ready for the first fully electric flying car, with one silicon valley startup getting the green light to start

testing. they've received a special certification from the faa to test the modelel a on the road d in the air.. ththe company c calls it the o drivable car with takeoff and landing capabilitieses, that fi within existing urban infrastructure. and the company is already starting to take pre orders. the model a starts at just $300,000. [ laughter ] >> okay. staying in the sky, take a look at this. our own scott budman delivering a beautiful photo of last night's full moon, a gorgeous sight to see. the beautiful sights in the sky will continue today, with this morning's super moon, which is also known as the buck moon. it's about 7% larger and 15% brighter than a full moon. >> a lot of people are like, oh, my god, i missed it. don't you worry, we've got you covered. there's another one scheduled -- three more scheduled this

summer. the next one is going to be august 1st and then august 30th, and then september 29th. so plenty of time to catch it. >> enjoy the brightness of the moon. i noticed it because the light was coming through the blinds. you're waking up, oh, it's super bright out there. >> and at 1:00 in the morning, that's shocking. we are going to see a lot of clear skies across the bay area today and it won't be as warm as it was over the weekend. let's head over to martinez where it's 67 right now, kind of warm to start our day. we may cool off another couple of degrees, but then as we go into today it's going to warm up a lot more slowly than we've seen the past few days. sunshine in the forecast, and here is something to check out, if you have the day off. the marin county fair is still happening today and it's going to be beautiful there, with temperatures in the upper 70s. mike has a look at where you can find lower gas prices. >> we're back on the leaderboard for the state. san jose shows up with $3.99 at

the 76 on redmon avenue. concord's best at $4.29. many spots are also at that same price. costco on monument boulevard is the one we call out today. in marin county, same price, $4.29 at hq fuels on shoreline highway in mill valley. you can all share prices through gasbuddy.com so we can take advantage of it. the roadways, the maps are showing green pretty much everywhere. we did have an earlier crash in fremont, northbound 880. i believe everything is off to the shoulder with no injuries. back to you. twitter sphere on fire. users are heated over a new crackdown announced by elon musk. we're going to tell you about the new limits for account holders musk argues is absolutely necessary. one recently unveiled apple headset making a new set of headlines before it even goes on

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good monday morning. if you're about to head out the door and go to work in brentwood, it's still going to be hot. just not in the triple digits. we're going from 69 in the next hour to 92 at noon. we are still looking at some of our inland valleys, feeling the heat today.

we'll get a look at cooler temperatures ahead coming up. we're looking at the san mateo bridge where traffic is light, yet even for this hour there are a fewer lights than i usually see at 5:00, 6:00 in the morning. we're pre-holiday, probably a lot of folks working from home or not at all. let's check in with silvana. >> thank you, mike. good morning. wall street is set for a mixed open as the markets kick off the second half of the year. stocks are coming off a stellar first six months, driven by gains in mega cap tech and everything related to artificial intelligence. the nasdaq surging nearly 32% for its best first half to a year since 1983. the s&p 500 jumping roughly 16% for its best first half since 2019. the dow lagged, climbing just about 4%. now, in focus today we get data on manufacturing and it's also just a half day of trading ahead of the fourth of july holiday with the markets closing at 1:00

p.m. eastern. >> apple is reportedly cutting back production forecasts for the headset, vision pro, expected to go on sale early next year has a starting price of $3,499. that's more than three times that of the most expensive headsets. the financial times reports apple's only manufacturer of the vision pro plans to make fewer than 400,000 units in 2024. apple had previously targeted sales of 1 million headsets in the first 12 months. reports say plans for a more affordable version have been pushed back. >> tesla delivered a record 466,000 vehicles worldwide in the past three months, nearly double what it sold during the same time last year, the gains coming after tesla cut prices several times and buyers took advantage of u.s. government tax credits. the majority of sales were the popular model 3 and model y, and ceo elon musk has predicted

sales will grow about 50% per year for the near future. for the company to reach that mark, it will have to sell nearly 2 million vehicles per year. that's a lot of teslas. >> that's a lot of teslas. >> we see a lot around here. >> you guys have a ton of them. >> we do. >> thanks so much. 5:18 right now. speaking of elon musk, check this out. so new details, backlash from twitter users. this is after the social media giant placed a new temporary cap on the number of tweets users can view each day. over the weekend ceo elon musk tweeted unverified users could view a maximum of 600 posts per day. this is with verified twitter blue subscribers able to view 6,000. those numbers later moved to 1,000 and 10,000. musk cites extreme data scrapping and system malfunctioning, and insists that the changes will only be

temporary. >> i don't think i read 1,000 tweets a day. a live look in san francisco, foggy and hopefully tomorrow night it won't be like this. thousands of people are expected on the embarcadero for the fourth of july fireworks show. it's also about social gatherings, which can be costly, especially recently. the national retail federation expects nearly nine in ten americans to celebrate independence day in some way or another. one shopper in arizona says it's coming with a hefty price tag. >> i invited everyone to bring over, have them bring over sides, chips and stuff like that. i'm stuck with the big bill. >> experts forecast just under $10 billion to be spent on food alone. that's a 24% jump over last year. if you're still looking for some way to celebrate the holiday, we've got you covered. there's a full list of july 4th events happening across the bay area. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on fourth of july in our

trending bar. what's everyone doing? working? >> we'll be working. >> we'll be here, some of us. >> kari might be working. >> i didn't mean to call you out. >> let me piggy back on that report. i will talk about mass transit. lots of alterations for the holiday service. make sure you check the schedules because they might not be available, and ride share services. >> definitely, good tips there. you'll be enjoying the air-conditioning. >> how will it be for everyone else? >> we get our natural air-conditioning back for much of the bay area. it's going to be a little cooler and we're starting out with a few low clouds as we take a live look outside in san rafael. let's stalk about what temperatures are feeling like now. even though it heats up during the day, we have cooler weather at night so we are right now at 55 degrees in santa rosa.

it's 59 in san mateo, and as you step out the door in san jose it's 62 degrees. a little bit milder, but it will heat up again for the alameda county fair that's still going on today. gates open at noon. we're going to see temperatures in the upper 80s. still very warm today. at least we're not talking about highs over 100 degrees. in san jose, it will reach 86 degrees and 75 in san mateo and in oakland. and in novato, santa rosa, reaching 81 degrees. tomorrow we're still looking at those 60s near the coast and in san francisco, with our inland valleys reaching into the mid to upper 80s. and then on wednesday it continues to come down several degrees. as you see at the bottom of the screen, temperatures cool down further as this high pressure moves away and we'll get a low dropping into the pacific northwest, with the counterclockwise wind flow, it will push the ocean breeze into the bay area and cool temperatures much lower than we typically see for july. we're going from extreme heat to

nice, cool weather in time for this upcoming weekend. so whatever you didn't get to do this past weekend because of the heat, make plans to do that this weekend. we're rescheduling a lot of events. but it's going to be a nice one as temperatures continue to come down. mike, you've been watching a couple of things and now a crash? >> we're going to update one crash, the one i thought was completely off the roadway. it turns out chp says they do have one lane blocked. traffic is still light, past the crash we don't have to worry about much slowing. just the activity at the scene. then out of the altamont pass, another crash and this should be off to the shoulder. the slowing i saw has completely cleared, so i think all activity must have cleared just around greenville. back to you. >> thanks, mike. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> the company tells a viewer her check is in the mail, and yet it's nowhere to be found. i'm consumer investigator chris

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>> good morning. amanda in daly city says she signed up for rakuten to get cash back on select online purchases. she was happy to see this email she was due $55.88, and a check was on its way. well, a month later no check. so she contacted rakuten and it told her they would send a new one. it didn't arrive. she reached out to us and we reached out to rakuten. they paid her the $55.88. they said to please thank her for bringing this unusual situation to our attention. she kept track of every time she contacted the company for help and that made it easier for us to tackle her case. we recommend you keep a timeline any time you're asking a company to make something right. if you're not getting money back or a service you've been promised, share your story with us. snap this qr code to fill out

our consumer complaint form online. you can attach, documents and photos. >> reporter: i'm bob redell. we're live with breaking news here in the east bay, where law enforcement has shot and killed a man, after a struggle with a chp officer. we'll have the latest coming up

breaking right now at 5:30, while you were sleeping, a deadly police shooting in the east bay.

some nearby streets still closed. we're live at the scene with new details revealed in the last few minutes about what happened. plus, widespread power outages and sweltering heat. thousands of homes left in the dark over the weekend. we have an update on pg&e's efforts to turn the power back on. and i heard kari say the temperatures might be a few degrees cooler, so you might want to head outside. we have some warnings for you if if you're headed out for a hike. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thank you so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. laura garcia is off. >> and i'm marcus washington. well, we've been talking about that weather. let's get a look at it this morning. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that. and you say cooler than we experienced this weekend? >> yes, big changes for the inland valleys that had to deal with triple digits over the weekend. we didn't see as much of a change in san francisco with the low clouds and the fog drifting in at times, and we're seeing that again this morning as we're getting started with milder

weather. nice little breeze and the temperature is 59. as we go into today we're staying in the 60s with a mix of sun and clouds. compare that to the inland areas like concord hitting 88 degrees after seeing triple digits over the weekend, and morgan hill reaching 91. so feeling a little better in some spots. the good news is that it does continue to cool off in time for the fourth of july. so we'll have more on that in a few minutes. back to you. >> kari, thanks. breaking news this morning, east bay, police are saying a struggle with law enforcement officers led to a deadly shooting. >> within just the last few minutes, authorities gave their first update. "today in the bay"'s bob redell is live near the scene in san leandro. what are they telling you happened? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. chp tells us that around 2:00 this morning we were chasing a car that was speeding on eastbound 580, and as you can see in the video that car eventually got off the freeway and crashed not far from where

i'm standing at 163rd and liberty. it turns out that car was stolen, that there were three men inside. they all had ski masks on. it's not clear what they were up to. that's part of the investigation. the men took off on foot with the chp officer running after them. when they got a couple blocks down the street, two of the men attacked the officer. they tried to disarm him. around this time an alameda county sheriff's deputy also arrived on the scene in response to the crash, saw the struggle, and according to the sheriff's office that deputy and the chp officer fired several shots and killed one of the men involved in the struggle with the officer. the other man was taken into custody. deputies then deployed a drone equipped with an infrared camera and they were able to detect the body heat of the third suspect. that person was hiding nearby. they took him into custody as well t. alameda county sheriff's office hasn't identified the men, but the lieutenant says she thinks they were maybe in the

age range of 18 to 20 years old. the officer and alameda sheriff's deputy were not hurt, and as is standard with any officer-involved shooting, the alameda county district attorney's office will be investigating. reporting live in san leandro, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot of updates there. thanks, bob. 5:33 right now. firefighters are trying to learn what sparked this overnight fire in san jose. this happened near a homeless encampment a little before 4:00 a.m. briefly it forced a closure of part of highway 87 due to smoke. all lanes are now open again. we have new details this morning, pg&e crews appear to be making headway in restoring power that went out for thousands of bay area customers over the weekend. here is a look at the current outage map. most are in green, which means fewer than 50 customers are affected. but some larger outages are still an issue and last night the numbers surpassed 10,000.

one of pg&e's largest outages impacted central contra costa county. we spoke with an orinda fish store owner forced to purchase a generator to keep his fish alive and swimming. >> i was surprised that it happened, just because yesterday was way hotter, so i didn't expect something like this to happen today. >> and in the heat. yesterday's outage also knocked out power to the orinda theatre during a showing of the new "indiana jones" movie. that left about 160 moviegoers suddenly making alternate plans. movie theatres are the best place to go when it's hot outside. cold and dark. >> not when the power goes out. >> what a bummer. new this morning, while the coming days may be calling you to the outdoors, there are some things you may want to consider before you head out, especially in the east bay. >> it's part of nature. "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is here with warnings, everything from algae to rattlesnakes. >> so the weather has been hot,

as you well know. that means algae blooms and rattlesnakes are more active. but don't let that stop you if you want to head outdoors. just follow this advice from the east bay parks folks. they say avoid hiking alone, and as you are out stay on the trail. make sure you can see your feet and hands. scan the ground ahead of you. keep a close eye on your kids, keep them on the trail. keep your dogs on a leash. if you see a snake on the trail, leave it alone and then move away slowly. that might be challenging. but if a rattlesnake does bite, you will know it because of the sound and you will feel an intense burning. in that case, the advice is to stay calm, call 911 and keep that bite lower than your heart. if it's your legs, keep it lower, arms, lower than your heart. experts say don't waste time doing the tourniquets that you remember from boy scout days or trying to suck that venom out. they say get to professionals as quickly as possible.

if you are bitten by another kind of snake, you can wash with soap and water and then seek medical attention. those won't be quite as painful. if you were hoping to beat the heat lakeside, be aware at the beach in oakland and the niles swim area at fremont's horseshoe lake are closed because of a blue-green algae bloom. it can give you and your pets some serious tummy trouble, along with skin rashes. you can still swim at richmond's miller knox shoreline and livermore, but don't swallow the water and rinse off as soon as you can. no need to call 911 if you feel sick. just make sure you call your doctor if you don't feel well after swimming. we can expect more toxic algae blooms as well as the temperatures are surging. >> i feel like this is one of those stories recurring as it's

gotten warmer. >> as we know here in the newsroom, we have new parents, we have cycles of parents, so it's like, oh, this didn't apply to me a minute ago and now i have a dog and i'm going hiking. >> it's a good reminder. >> i remember when i just moved here i went to alum rock to hike. i ran, but then i went back, let's see, you can see it slithering. oh, yeah, i was back. i'm done, i'm out. >> they're very dangerous. the other snake bite will just hurt but the rattlesnakes you have to watch out for. >> i like the advice, keep everything below the heart. and speaking of toxic algae blooms, if you are one of the many planning to celebrate the fourth of july out on the water, california's office of emergency services has some reminders. always have a safety plan in place before you head out, make sure everyone is fitted with a

life jacket when in or near the water. designate a water watcher, that means taking turns with other adults to be responsible for watching the children. avoid alcohol. don't drink and boat. a live look in san francisco this morning. and a new look at the issues raising the most resident complaints these days. so this comes from a new "chronicle" analysis of the city's 311 hotline since 2022. residents have called most frequently about trash and dumping, with loose and bulky garbage behind most of those calls, one in four. complaints about graffiti are also more common, followed by overflowing trash cans and parking related issues. not surprised about the parking. any minute a rare plant in san francisco's conservatory of flowers is expected to bloom, causing a big stink in the process. >> we have a live look for you

at the conservatory inside golden gate park. it's one of the few spots to feature the rare corps flower. experts say the flower should bloom today after failing to do so last night. people lined up on sunday to get a look at the flower and a whiff. the flower gets its unofficial name from the awful smell it emits when it blooms, described as like rotting flesh. the smell is so strong, it even reaches outside the building. >> it smells like a very large dead something, like the strongest smell of a mouse times a thousand. >> it's just fascinating. nature is fascinating. >> once the flower does bloom, it's only open for two or three days and the conservatory expects a big surge in visitors. here is how it looked when one

of the corpse flowers last bloomed in june of 2022. i don't mind looking at it just from tv. i don't need to smell it. >> i'm like all of those people, i kind of want to smell it. >> okay, to each their own. >> i saw a mask and i don't think it was for covid. >> the experience. >> something to experience, right. we're going to have cooler weather as we enjoy our holiday. if you're getting up and heading to work this morning, i'm going to get you ready with a look at these temperatures. right now in walnut creek it is clearing out already and we're starting out with nice, cool temperatures. you may be heading to the alameda county fair today, gates open at noon. there in pleasanton, temperatures today reaching 90 degrees, much better than the heat we had over the weekend. we are looking at some cooler weather all around the bay area, reaching 66 in san francisco, san mateo headed for 75 degrees, and 79 in napa. i know you want to know about the fourth of july. it does continue to cool off,

especially in the inland valleys. mike, you had a crash at the bay bridge? >> we did. reported just east of the toll plaza, hov lanes. there's the hov lanes. watch as folks travel through the area at speed, they are not moving or changing lanes or having any problem. looks like everything is clear as you get to the toll plaza. no metering lights. so light, it's 5:41. that's the only thing on the grid. no slowing for highway 37 or out of the altamont pass. we do have the giants playing at oracle park, so keep that in mind for tonight at 6:45. and we did have the manzanita parking lot with some flooding. king tides are in place and the lower lot is closed. >> mike, thanks. brand new technology coming to the rescue for one hiker trapped in southern california. it happened after she was injured in an area with zero cell phone service, buttress skewers say her phone still

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look at your forecast for belmont, starting out at 60 degrees, mostly clear. lots of sunshine today. it is going to be so nice this afternoon. we'll get a look at the rest of the week's forecast in a few minutes. it's so nice on the roadways. this is oakland looking like it's not as highly populated as we often see this time on the nimitz. some folks have extended their break for the next couple of days or all week. we're looking at a lighter drive. a crash cleared from fremont. we'll show you the altamont pass coming up. down in southern california, first responders credit a new iphone emergency feature for quick rescue of a hiker trapped in the forest with no cell phone service. so this happened recently. this is after she suddenly fractured her foot while hiking in a remote, rugged terrain. starting with the iphone 14, apple devices can now convert 911 calls to satellite lines, which then are routed to 911

dispatch. rescuers say this really can make a difference between life and death. >> it's very helpful for us and the notification goes immediately to the nearest 911 call center. >> for me, it was my leg. it could have been a different situation for somebody else. it could be life-saving. >> video from apple shows you how to use the sos feature and how it works, when the service is activated you're asked a series of questions. it tells you how to position your phone to find the nearest satellite. >> i need to get an iphone 14 now. i have a 13. >> i don't even know which one i have. i've got to get on it, too. so here is a question this morning, what did you search on google last month? well, if you looked up pride month, juneteenth or air quality, you are not alone. >> google is releasing its top searches for june, topping the

list lgbtq+ pride, lots of people also looked up drag brunch due to the controversy around that one in gilroy. juneteenth was a top search to learn more about the holiday. and many users wanted to know about air quality due to canada's wildfires. meanwhile, here in the golden state, one google analyst says users also looked up outdoor activities. >> here in california we're specifically looking for hiking and some of the things we saw there, they were looking for campfire songs, they were looking for different snacks you could eat around the campfire. a lot of interest around national parks. another big search, fourth of july barbecues and searches for new recipes or deals on food. >> my neighbor made some potato salad and brought it over last night. >> how nice. >> i love amy. >> great job, amy. what a nice patient.

also trending, pop star ed sheeran giving young boston musicians the surprise of a lifetime. >> this happened when sheeran surprised them during their concert over the weekend. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> fantastic. thanks for letting me play with you. ♪♪ >> it's one thing to show up and another thing to perform. >> right. they had to follow that? >> you see sheeran stopped by the community center in poft, performing alongside young musicians before headlining his own concert that night. this isn't the first time he's done this. he often stops by a local bar or schools and a quick surprise performance there. great promotion for the tour. >> that is incredible. >> the question is, did they get tickets? >> it would have been nice if he would return the favor and they could perform at his concert. just an idea, mr. sheeran.

>> that would have been incredible. kari has a look at our forecast as we head into fourth of july officially. >> another feel-good thing we're talking about here, nicer weather for the bay area, especially in the inland valleys. and if you are planning to head out to the marin county fair today, take a look at these temperatures. i don't know if it gets any more perfect. we're talking about starting out in the low 70s and heading into the upper 70s during the middle of the afternoon. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen where you can get a look at what's ahead. i know we're going to be closely watching san francisco for the fireworks for tomorrow night. i wanted to show you what we're expecting. temperatures in the upper 50s. it's going to be windy. yes, there will be some low clouds rolling by. definitely clear for the inland areas, but at fisherman's wharf, most likely you'll see low clouds coming in. we have cooler temperatures there. inland the sky clears out more quickly, so fremont today reaching 85 degrees and 90 in

livermore. we'll see a high of 91 in fairfield. look at these north bay temperatures, with some upper 70s and low 80s. about the same tomorrow all across the bay area, but those temperatures coming down a few degrees each day. we'll get a stronger breeze on wednesday and san francisco will only reach 81 degrees. mountain view reaching 78, and napa, a high of 73 degrees midweek. the high pressure that caused the extreme heat is moving away from us. we'll see the low dropping into the pacific northwest that's going to bring in a stronger ocean breeze, cooler temperatures and it's going to be cooler than we usually see for early july. take a look at concord, by the end of the week we're going from upper 80s to upper 70s for the weekend. a lot of us are trapped inside over the weekend because of the heat and you can make plans to get outside this weekend as our temperatures continue to cool off. it looks really nice heading into the next several days. san francisco stays mostly in

the 60s. hopefully things are starting to calm down out there. >> they are staying calm. highway 37 still at speed. reports of something going on as folks are approaching the golden gate bridge, just north of golden gate park. we'll see if san francisco pd has something to report or maybe chp, because that is also a state highway. we're looking at the rest of the bay. a nice, easy drive, including out of the altamont pass. look at this. no slowing out of the altamont pass. that's how light it is. back to you. >> looks good. >> thanks, mike. happening now for you, nba fans are getting ready for the next best thing, the warriors annual summer league games tip-off is later today with the california classic in sacramento. the warriors top pick will play, that event also includes five other teams playing over three days. later this week the nba summer league moves to las vegas.

at 5:52, ahead, a look at what's trending, including a brewing g box officece battle. barbie iss about to o take o oppenheimer. we'll tell you how barbie's leading lady is showing love for the competition. then at 6:00, air travel troubles seem to be easing, but for how long? we're live in washington with a look at what travelers can expect later this week, following last week's bumpy ride for some airports. and a quick reminder, you can now watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. we are on 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. there you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, and repeats of our newscasts. you're watchin"today in the g

>> hey, barbie, can i come to your house tonight? >> sure. i don't have anything big planned, just a giant blowout party with all the barbies and choreography. you should stop by. >> so cool. [ laughter ] >> and that's how we welcome you back here to "today in the bay." we're going to talk about what's trending this morning, starting

with excitement brewing over a looming box office battle. so there's the highly anticipated "barbie" movie taking on "oppenheimer." >> our work here will ensure peace mankind has never seen. until somebody builds a bigger bomb. >> two totally different movies there. one is all pink and bright, one gray and dark. you see it there, differently audiences as well. each of them set to open on july 21st. the internet has nick named the battle barbenheimer. warner expects "barbie" to take in $80 million in its first three days, about double the projection of the box office for "oppenheimer." margot robbie and the director are not playing into the feud. the two went on to support

"oppenheimer" at an early screening. >> that's nice. >> supporting other filmmakers. >> they're such different films. >> some people might go see both of them. >> why can't we all coexist? if you consider yourself a jet set homeowner, i don't know what that means, but one house for sale might be your think. it's a michigan home famous for its futuristic looks. the original owner built the home in 1994 and lived there until he passed in december. it's a ufo-inspired property. it isn't just eye-catching from the outside. inside there are twists and turns everywhere you look, and while you won't be meeting george jetson, you may feel like you've been transported to orbit city. you'll have to find your own astro if you're thinking about a watchdog. >> the aerial view of that house, too. >> yeah. >> did they see it being built

or did it just appear? >> suspicious. we'll look into that. we're also talking about this, the lingering bay area heat wave may still have a lot of us hopping into the pool to cool off, and the animals at the san francisco zoo are no exception. the zoo posted this video showing a big grizzly bear taking a dip. how cute! the weekend temperatures were definitely lower, of course, at ocean beach, but it's summer now so it's a good enough reason for a pool day. >> with all that fur, it's got to be hot. >> they're cute, just not when they're in your car in tahoe. >> now you're talking. we've got so many stories a lot of people are talking about. if you would like to check them out, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com. once you get there, go to the trending bar at the top of our home page. at 5:59, breaking news right now at 6:00, a deadly officer-involved shooting. one person is dead, two suspects are in custody.

this, after an early-morning altercation with police in the east bay. we have new details we're learning as the investigation gets under way. where fireworks are being used illegally, they have the potential for easily igniting all the vegetation behind us. >> concerns over illegal fireworks ahead of the july 4th holiday. we're live this morning with one incident firefighters are already pointing to as an example of the potential problems. and the airports calm once again, but holiday travelers are bracing for more chaos after a record-breaking weekend. we are live with the growing worries over return flights later this week. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thank you so much for joining us on this july 3rd. i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at the commute coming up in just a bit. on this first monday in july, meteorologist kari hall has a little cooldown from this weekend. >> yeah, it was so hot in the inland