breaking news right now at 5:00, a mass shooting on the streets of philadelphia. a grim new discovery made overnight. and what police say the gunman wore as he was shooting.

and if you think summer nights these days appear to be getting warmer, it turns out you're right. meteorologist kari hall is breaking down new findings generating new concerns over our climate in crisis. and we are gearing up for big crowds this fourth of july. we'll take you live to san francisco to show you everything you need to know if you're headed to the waterfront for the fireworks. this is "today in the bay." happy fourth of july. i'm kris sanchez. i'm here for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. well, fourth of july is here. we've been talking about it. >> i love your star earrings. those are cute. >> they come out, like, once a year. >> there you go. >> celebrating america's birthday, right? >> we are, and we're going to have some really nice weather today. let's get you started with a look at the tri-valley. we're heading to dublin with a live look this morning. it is so quiet out there, and if you have the time to just relax and watch us a little bit

longer, here is a look at what to expect today. so we're starting out with temperatures nice and cool, upper 50s this morning, and at 11:00 it's 71 degrees. at 2:00 we'll see temperatures at about 84 degrees, and eventually making it into the mid-80s before we see the high temperatures. for our forecast for the south bay, expect it to be breezy and 84 degrees, so still pretty nice. while the peninsula will see highs in the mid-70s. we'll see upper 80s for parts of the tri-valley. these numbers coming down as the cooling continues. we'll take a look at the rest of the week's forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks so much. we want to start with breaking news out of philadelphia this morning, where five people have been killed in a shooting rampage. now, police have apprehended the man accused in the shootings. authorities discovered a fifth victim overnight inside of a home. that shooting took place across several city blocks yesterday in

the southwestern part of the city. police say the gunman wore a bullet-proof vest and shot at victims randomly. two more victims are injured. their ages, just 2 and 13. responding officers managed to subdue the suspect in an alley. he's being identified as a 40-year-old man. the police commissioner says another man is also being detained. >> at some point as victims were being shot, we have another person that we believe acquired a gun somehow, don't know how, and picked up the gun and returned fire in the direction of the shooter that we have in custody. >> all five people who died are men. again, so far investigators do not believe they have any prior connection to that shooter who they say was armed with an assault rifle. we will continue to follow updates out of philadelphia. for the latest 24 hours a day, make sure you visit

nbcbayarea.com. also new overnight for you, police in san jose are investigating an early-morning rollover crash that left a driver injured and nearby cars damaged. this happened about 90 minutes ago on coleman avenue south of paypal park. so far there's no word on what happened or if the driver was impaired. just into our newsroom, a power outage impacting some 3,000 customers in the east bay in an area centered around pleasant hill. the map you're looking at is the outage area. it is unclear when power will be restored. this follows an outage that cut power for thousands of customers sunday night in orinda and walnut creek. those issues have been resolved. people will flock to san francisco's waterfront as they do every fourth of july for one of the largest fireworks shows on the west coast. and as usual, the fog -- the

show will go on, fog or no fog. "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. the area around fisherman's wharf, we know, is always crowded. >> reporter: that's right, kris. that area is not that far from where we are, but you're probably still not going to be able to see much of the fireworks display. but if you do have a rooftop in the city like the one we're on, today is a great day to make use of it. hopefully the weather will allow for you to enjoy the views of san francisco, no matter if there's a lot of fog or just a little bit of fog. san francisco is home to the largest fireworks show in the region by far, and crews were busy putting it together for tonight's mega celebration. they were assembling pieces on four large barges yesterday. there are more than 10,000 pounds of fireworks materials. some of that will be used tonight, other fireworks were used last night in richmond. then, of course, tonight also in

sausalito and redwood city for their displays. the production is overseen here in san francisco, and spectators are in for a real treat, fog or no fog. >> we try to put on comfortable, safe displays for people so that they can satisfy that need for fireworks, celebrate our independence day with fireworks like everyone wants to do, and keep their fingers attached. >> reporter: we chatted with tourists yesterday to get a feel for how safe they feel visiting the city, despite negative headlines about crime and that downtown business exodus. people we spoke to from different parts of the state and country say they have heard stories about san francisco, but they are here anyway. the city's pier is a top international tourist attraction that they didn't want to miss. now, as a reminder, fireworks are illegal in san francisco, so if you do want to enjoy any sort

of fireworks display, head over to the pier, head over to the waterfront, watch from there. it's free. the show starts at 9:30. but always in san francisco, it's a good idea to layer up. >> always, or you're going to end up buying a sweatshirt again. thank you so much. if you're still looking for something to do today or tonight, you can visit nbcbayarea.com for a complete guide to the parades, the fireworks shows and more, all happening across the bay area. in some cases fireworks have already been seen across the skies across the bay area. last night in richmond the return of the july 3rd tradition, the city's professional fireworks show which entertained people guard at richmond marina park. the giants may have lost a close one last night to seattle, but fans stuck around for the fireworks show following the game. both teams will be back at it at 1:30 this afternoon at oracle. if the big boys can do it, so

can the farm team. in the south bay last night fireworks lit up the skies following san jose giants game. now, all fireworks are being set off legally here in the bay area, and that fact is what has first responders extra concerned. >> the number of people using them cause a number of fires at the same time, which thins out our resources and makes it less capable -- makes us less capable of having a full effective response to individual fires. >> firefighters also fear last winter's heavy rains are leading to higher levels of underbrush, which may add to potential dangers this summer. and a warning for pet owners ahead of tonight's fourth of july celebrations, fema says more pets are being reported missing today and tomorrow. this is more than any other day of the year. >> so they always put out a list of tips to make sure this doesn't happen to you. take a look at your screen. that includes providing a safe

place indoors with plenty of water, using ambient noise like the tv to drown out the sound of fireworks. if your pets do get lost, make sure their tags and microchips are updated. or just consider skipping the celebrations because your presence at home can definitely make a difference and you can distract your pets with treats and toys. taking a live look at san jose as the sun is starting to come up over the hillside this morning, kari, it was kind of warm for sleeping last night in the south bay. >> it was warm during the overnight hours and we've had such hot days. it takes a while for us to recover. and it's going to heat up quickly again as weeteady for the rose, white and blue parade happening in san jose at 10:00 this morning. as people are lining the parade route, sunny, 66 degrees, still really nice. at the time that the parade gets going, it's at 71 degrees, a light wind. just make sure you're wearing that sunscreen.

bring that bottle of water. we see those temperatures continuing to warm up as we head toward the afternoon. later this evening, there will be people getting ready for the fireworks in san francisco at the fisherman's wharf. it's going to be 64 degrees. we always watch to see if that fog will be rolling in, and at 9:30 that definitely looks like that's going to be the case. it's only 57 degrees and the wind is picking up to about 15 miles per hour. so dress accordingly for that as well. it's going to be chilly out there. there may be some fog, mist and drizzle. here is a look at our high temperatures around the bay area for today, as we only reach 66 degrees there. in santa rosa, expect it to reach 81 degrees and 81 in martinez. these temperatures look so nice and we do still have pool weather for some of our inland valleys, livermore headed for 88 degrees and 86 in san martin, los gatos reaching 87 degrees. still pretty warm weather for us today, and we will continue to

cool off several more degrees as we go into the next couple of days. martinez reaching 75 for tomorrow afternoon and some mid-60s for san francisco. now, as we turn to our climate in crisis, luckily we've had coastal fog and the breeze available to cool us off from the scorching temperature over the weekend. but there's a new study that climate central says summer nights across the u.s. have warmed since 1970, so scientists say hot summer nights followed by hot nights has become more common and those nighttime temperatures are at close to a mild 60 degrees. but hot nights can affect our bodies and livelihoods and the heat limits our body's ability to cool off in the evening. it also puts a strain on our wallets with higher energy bills and it can put some homes at a higher risk if they can't afford to run the air conditioner or

don't have one. it's cooling off here after the weekend's extreme heat, so we don't have to worry about this for now. you can learn more about our climate in crisis, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and click on the climate in crisis tab. let's get you ready to head out on the roads this morning. there are very few people out there. this is a live look at the san mateo bridge where everything is flowing smoothly. just saw an accident pop up in the south bay. watching out for that on 680. i'll check in on that. the traffic flow is light. we're not going to see a backup, at least for the near term. i'll keep an eye on it. back to you. >> we're glad that mike is off. one of us is off. 5:11 this morning. bay area cities are among the busiest when it comes to the new worldwide list tracking job hires. so this morning we're going to talk about what experts are calling this one of the most competitive places to land a new job and we're going to give you tips that you can use to stand out to recruiters.

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happy fourth of july to you. if you're going to be heading out for work in fremont and it's going to start out nice and cool, upper 50s, and a few clouds through the next few hours. but it's going to be a very nice day, lots of sunshine, and we are also going to see those temperatures warming up, but not

too much. we'll get a look at a cooling trend in our microclimate forecast coming up. new this morning, the bay area is being cited for having two of the most competitive job markets in the nation. >> the job seeking site is out with a new study and it ranks san jose as the most competitive city in the nation where job postings get more than 100 applicants within the first week of posting. in san francisco, postings get more than 90 applicants that first week. between those numbers and ongoing layoffs, it might be easy to be discouraged if you are looking for a job. but the head of joint venture silicon valley says that is only part of the story. he says bay area companies are actually hiring at a greater rate than they are laying people off. so you can land that job if you can stand out. consider that 83% of recruiters and hiring managers say they consider cover letters in their

decisionmaking, and the same people say they spend just about seven seconds looking over resumés. so make sure that you tailor yours for the job that you're applying for and that you highlight those strengths and how they fit that job, keeping your resumé to one page whenever possible, and consider writing a strong personal statement. maybe a little longer than hire me. developing now, that clock is ticking for facebook's meta, which now has a release date for a new app meant to compete with twitter. this one is called threads, and it launches on thursday. according to early reviews, threads looks and feels similar to twitter and it will be synced up with instagram. rumors surrounding the app first surfaced last month, but until last night meta had only a few details out about the app. trending this morning, when you're on a diet it turns out cheat day can come in all different sizes. it's not cheat day, it's cheat

meal, i'm just saying. >> oh, kill joy. wolverine star hugh jackman made the rest of his cheat meal. over the weekend he posted a video of his meal from a restaurant called waffle house, and his food choices, sweet waffles with chocolate and bananas, but then one with meat and mushrooms. fans were not liking the look of that one. he also had a shake. so the "today" show put out this poll making people question whether they would eat waffles with mushrooms. i don't know. >> is that like a dinner or a breakfast? >> i guess we do eat chicken and waffles, right? >> yeah. >> but you make them sweet with honey. >> you can. i put syrup on mine. >> i've never heard of anyone eating mushrooms and waffles. and my question is, why? >> because he's hugh jackman, he's wolverine and he's got to

get that protein in. >> there's no protein in that. it's all carbs. >> the meat. >> i think it sounds strange. >> i wouldn't do it. >> if you replace the waffle with a biscuit. >> that's the same thing. >> i guess, but the waffle is sweet. >> let's move on. it's all clear in the south bay this morning. as you get ready to head out the door, if you're working today, if not, just sit back, relax and hang out with us. we are just a few minutes away from seeing the sun come over the hills in the south bay and it's going to be a nice one. today at the marin county fair, weather is going to be perfect. so we're going to see gates opening at 11:00 a.m., it goes through 11:00 p.m. there will be fireworks. if you get there at 5:00, it's 71 degrees and we'll see temperatures dropping quickly. so be sure to have that jacket. it will be in the mid to upper

50s at the time the fireworks start there. we're going to be focused on grilling, enjoying the day, and spending time with family. it's going to be in the low 70s in oakland today and 73 degrees in san mateo. dublin reaching 84 degrees and 87 in los gatos. the numbers continue to come down. you've probably already seen that at the bottom of the screen with the seven-day forecast. you can check out your microclimate. and for tomorrow it continues to cool off even more, as more people are going back to work or continuing to extend that vacation and enjoy more time off of work. it's going to be 78 degrees in mountain view, while san francisco will be in the mid-60s. then on thursday we're seeing about the same temperatures, which will actually be much cooler than we usually see for early july. in livermore over the next few days, temperatures go from upper 80s to mid-70s. a nice little drop in temperatures just in time for the weekend. it's going to heat up again for

the middle of next week. a look at our seven-day forecast shows for the fourth of july most of our inland areas will be in the mid-80s, mid-70s for thursday and pretty nice to start out the weekend. we can make plans to get outside after dealing with some sizzling temperatures over the weekend. this weekend is looking comfortably warm. for san francisco, it's been chilly and our highs will continue to reach in the 60s, with low clouds and fog. as you're getting out there for the morning drive, it is so light, there are three cars approaching the bay bridge toll plaza right now. so nothing really to worry about. i was checking out that accident in the south bay, zooming in. it is not on 680, it's on the approach from the alum rock area and it's not affecting any of the drive. but a lot of green sensors here, meaning everyone is flowing at speed. i'll keep checking on it for you. back to you. >> hold on, kari. we've got breaking news, there are now four cars.

>> four cars at the bay bridge toll plaza. [ laughter ] 5:21 this morning. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> you reserved your hotel, you reserved your flight, but have you reserved your spot in the ts align? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. in some places you can and save tons of tim

summertime is here and we know a lot of people are traveling. if you're flying any time soon, you may find a huge time and stress saver at your next destination. >> outside the bay area some airports like lax, which a lot of us frequent are trying out a system that allows passengers to pre-reserve a spot in the security line for free. consumer investigator chris chmura shows us how and where. >> the program we're talking about is called clear reserve, and it's your ticket to bypass the tsa line. you reserve a time slot in advance to clear airport security. when we made this video, clear reserve was available at these 18 airports. sorry, san francisco, bay area, no sfo, sjc or oakland yet. maybe you can reserve at your destination. it's a company that sells a yearly membership for a quicker

route through airport security at lots of airports. but clear reserve is separate. it's free. you reserve it one flight at a time and only at select airports. a clear rep told us the goal of free reserve lanes is to help minimize peak travel periods in the airport, which creates a better experience for all travelers, even those who don't use reserve. i used clear reserve recently in orlando. the day before my flight, i went to clearme.com. next i clicked for you at the top and then reserve. originally i tried to book seven days out, but it wouldn't let me and told me to check back close to my flight. the clear website says the booking window varies by location. the rest of the process only took about 90 seconds. i shared basic information like my name, my destination, flight number, and how many people were in my party. side note, ten is the max. next, clear asked me when i wanted to clear the checkpoint. i had a 6:00 a.m. flight, so i asked for a 5:00 a.m. slot.

they emailed me a code to bypass the line. on my travel day i showed my phone to a rep who directed me to the line. i was first in line, meanwhile, i would say about 200 people were in the regular tsa line. try to be punctual. clear says it only holds the reserve spots for 20 minutes after your reservation time. after that, you're back in the regular line. again, when we made this video, clear reserve was only available at these 18 airports. to see if it's available at your airport, check clearme.com or the airport's website. you can also ping the airport on social media. most are pretty good about responding to passengers. >> reporter: developing news here in the south bay where a suspected drunk driver has crashed through a home here in san jose. stay with us.

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search for the person who stabbed him. it is fourth of july, and that means fireworks. how to view one of the nation's largest events from the comfort of your own home. this is to celebrate america's birthday. this is "today in the bay." fourth of july is here and so are we this morning. we want to say good morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off today. kari hall is not off, and that's good because we want to know what that fireworks forecast is. >> it's going to be so important, and really different around the bay area because we've had a wide range in temperatures. this morning we're getting ready for the rose, white and blue parade in san jose and it's starting out nice and sunny on this fourth of july. as we go into late morning, the parade starts at 10:00. it's going to be 71 degrees. comfortable, but also clear, so don't forget the sunscreen and try to stay hydrated before temperatures heat up as we go into late morning into the

afternoon. here is a look at our high temperatures today, reaching 84 in the south bay, in the tri-valley 87. we'll talk about more of our microclimates in a few minutes. new overnight, in the south bay police are investigating after a driver slams their car into the front porch of a home in san jose. >> bob redell is live at the scene. what happened? is everybody okay? >> reporter: everyone is okay. good morning, kris and marcus. we just found out that san jose police the driver who crashed into this home here has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. they believe he was drunk. you can see the damage to the front porch of the home on south second street and hollywood avenue in downtown san jose. this happened a little after 11:30 last night. the driver in the red mustang crashed his car. again, suspicion from police, they're telling us they believe he was drunk driving and, of course, they are investigating. san jose fire, they put him in a

neck brace to transport the driver to the hospital. his hands were tied down on the gurney and at one point he tried to free himself from restraints and, as you see, san jose police had to assist. so, again, fortunately no one was seriously hurt. the driver was taken, it looks like, for observation, but he is now in police custody. no one was hurt here inside this home. unfortunately for the people who live here, there's some significant damage to their front porch and their front yard. that's something they're going to have to repair. this is another example of why you should not be drinking and getting behind the wheel. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much for that update. developing right now, the search in the south bay for the man who stabbed another fan inside a crowded levi's stadium during sunday's gold cup match again mexico and qatar and lingering questions over stadium security.

late last night police released photos of two people, calling the man you see here the suspect and the woman a person of interest. videos of the chaos now viral. fans are seeing yelling and pushing before that bloody brawl breaks out. one woman told us she and her family were terrified and they say the fight lasted ten minutes, with security way too slow to respond. other fans also agree that levi's security did not perform at the same level that it does for 49ers games. >> security was lax, they were pushing people through quickly, because it was crowded. it's scary. we have kids in the stands. how do we protect ourselves against someone who has a knife if it ever comes to that? >> in a joint statement, levi's stadium and concacaf staff say ensuring the safety of guests is the highest priority. they are cooperating with local law enforcement and they wish the victim a swift recovery.

we want to take a live look at sfo this morning. relative calm has returned for fliers over the long holiday weekend. yesterday there were just seven flight cancellations, despite severe weather elsewhere. it follows last week's problems that we all heard about, which impacted travelers across the nation. several dozen more sfo flights yesterday were delayed. so far today, there are four cancellations. we have new details this morning and trustees are closer to finalizing their plans to raise cal state tuition costs through a series of hikes over at least the next five years. the school system recently posted it plans to raise funds starting in the fall of 2024. it calls for tuition to increase 6% each year through the spring of 2029. so far, there's no guarantee the hikes will stop then, but undergraduate costs would go from the current $5,200 per year

to about $7,700 by the end of the decade. trustees will debate that proposal one week from today. developing this morning, a new legal challenge to legacy admissions at harvard university. the nonprofit lawyers for civil rights filed that complaint yesterday on behalf of black and latino groups in new england. it claims legacy admissions discriminate against students of color by giving an unfair boost to mostly white children of former students. the practice is under new fire following last week's supreme court decision overturning affirmative action. supporters say 70% of harvard's donor and legacy applicants are white and legacy students are about six times more likely to be admitted. 5:36 right now. and summer is always a time for the nba to shine, and last night in sacramento the warriors got their summer league games going in the california classic. the team, filled with hopefuls there and recent draft picks,

22-year-old g-league player actually led the way with 26 points. the warriors still lost 100-94. they'll take on the hornets tomorrow and later this week head to vegas. new video of some of the pre-fourth of july celebrations happening across the nation. in milwaukee thousands of people gathered for a lakefront show and a show in minneapolis also featured a patriotic drone. in ohio, the largest fireworks show in the midwest returned to downtown columbus. and happening now in new york city, final preparations are under way ahead of the macy's fourth of july fireworks show. >> some of the attendees say they should brace for the unforgettable show, that's un-4-gettable. >> the technicians are now loading 50,000 shells and this year's show includes a special synchronized american flag

display. >> it's a mile wide waving flag. so some of the fireworks have some action to them. so this creates the red and white stripes that will cascade down from the sky above. >> we've seen the drone ones that do that, too. well, getting to the big apple last minute may not be something you can do. you can catch it right in your home tonight. this is from the comfort of your own couch. it's going to start at 8:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. >> you can also catch the many bay area shows happening here. here to break it down, what the weather is going to be like, kari is watching it all. there's so many parades going on early in the day and then fireworks shows that will be happening put on by the cities. but heads up that if you do plan to go to the alameda county fair, there will not be a fireworks or drone show later this evening. in fact, they're going to be closing up a little bit early. so it starts at noon and goes until 8:00 p.m., and they're going to be celebrating the

first responders and everyone who helps out during our times of need. so our temperatures will head for the mid-80s there. a lot more comfortable there in pleasanton, with a mostly sunny sky. and then as the fairgrounds close, it's going to be in the mid-70s. also, the marin county fair is going on today. there will be fireworks and it starts at 11:00 in the morning, goes on until 11:00 p.m. temperatures go from low 70s to mid-50s. so make sure you're wearing a nice, warm jacket as you settle in your spot to watch the fireworks shows. now, in san francisco our temperatures will start out in the mid-60s during the middle of the day. it's going to be windy and cool. only some peeks of sunshine. we'll see more clouds and fog rolling in as the sun sets, so just a heads up that it may be a little hard to see at the fisherman's wharf. we'll be keeping an eye on all of that. i've been watching traffic. let's get a live look at the

golden gate bridge where we can see low clouds and maybe some mist and drizzle right now. around the bay area is traffic flow is so light, we haven't seen any issues. i hope it stays that way. a heads up that b.a.r.t. will be running a sunday schedule, also the sfmta sunday schedule. check before you step out the door. ac transit will run a weekend schedule and vta a sunday schedule. a peninsula man gets knocked off his bike and says the crash came out of nowhere. ahead on "today in the bay," we investigate a windy road on the peninsulula at thehe center ofo heatated debate.e. ♪♪♪ ♪ m my umbrellala ♪ >> s superstar rihannana c celeg this mornining the the big reco she just achieved despite not having an album out since 2016. we are breaking down celebrations going on across the

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flying around the corner, and the car in front of me slammed on the brakes as hard as he could and drove off the road, to the extent that he can. but i was caught off guard and i couldn't stop fast enough and i hit the back of the car and, unfortunately, got injured during that process. >> reporter: the bus was full of children and it clearly was too long to be able to navigate the tight turn without using both lanes. >> no one thought anyone else was, you know, personally at fault. the driver in front had to slam on his brakes and go off the road. the bus driver, his cab was on the right side of the road. i don't think he could have done any better other than not being on the road. >> reporter: he says his teeth went through his lips. that day he learned last fall the town of woodside has an ordinance that restricts vehicles over 35 feet long, including buses, from using a portion of that road. a portion that school buses use to transport hundreds of girl scouts and other kids to and from summer camp.

>> this isn't just us, this impacts all of the youth that access the park. we've been there for 75 years, but we are not the only camp that operates. >> reporter: campers from peninsula girl scouts are not happy with the restriction and tell us they believe speed is the real issue. but george previously voiced his concerns with large buses to the girl scouts and woodside. >> i heard that they're permitted to do it and i repeated that, they're permitted to do it, but someone is going to get killed. and then ironically this year it was me that got injured by it. >> reporter: this is not a new issue. in 2019 on the road leading up to the park, these signs were installed, but with some exceptions. we reached out to the town of woodside which said they implemented the ordinance after receiving complaints of accidents involving large vehicles. >> safety for all on the road, it's not just people in buses. it's also the other vehicles, motorists and cyclists.

>> reporter: after meeting with the girl scouts last week, the town reached a temporary solution for the summer that includes extra signage on the road to warn others of the presence of buses at the time of drop-off and pickup. >> we'll also have at the park entrance, we'll have either a deputy sheriff or a park ranger with their vehicles, lights, informing motorists coming down, vehicles or cyclists that there are buses on the road and they need to be slow and cautious. >> reporter: they told us the camp will have to continue to apply for transportation permits to use the large buses. as for burkhardt, he hopes they can all reach a more permanent solution, but wishes they had listened to his warnings. >> with better timing, i could have been uninjured and worse timing, i could have been killed. >> reporter: the town will hold a meeting tomorrow evening to discuss the ordinance. with the investigative unit, hilda gutierrez. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, you can call the number right there on your screen, 888-996-tips.

or you can visit the website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. happening today in the south bay, the return of a fourth of july tradition, the rose, white and blue parade is san jose, which will start a little before 10:00 this morning near lincoln high school, and then it will head down to the naglee park area. i will be there for the nbc bay area float, along with our sister station, telemundo. so this is already a big year for rihanna after she became pregnant with her second child, she performed at the super bowl, she got that oscar nomination for the song in "black panther". >> she's got another thing she hit. let's take a look. ♪♪ ♪ like diamonds in the sky ♪ >> she is the first female

artist to have ten songs reach billion streams on spotify. rihanna made the announcement on her instagram herself. she also pointed out she last released a studio album seven years ago and the fans have been begging for one ever since. >> she seems kind of proud of that. >> she's, like, i'm rihanna, deal with it, i'm a billionaire. >> i wonder what's going to make her make music again. not that we need it. >> i think she says, look, i've given you all these number one hits. she's one of the top ten artists to have so many number one 100 billboard hits. one way to beat the heat, this is video of a bear taking a dip in lake tahoe. we were tagged in the video on instagram yesterday. it's been warm in tahoe and some

people say the bear swam right past them, maybe trying to get away from the crowds that gathered in the water and onshore. kari, you were in tahoe not long ago. >> did you see any bear? >> no. i have before, but this last trip i didn't. and then just seeing it swimming past, we've seen that before. but it must be, like, kind of shocking, you don't know what to do. >> it's so close. move the kids back. >> if you don't bother it, it won't bother you, hopefully. >> let's leave nature alone. we're going to be enjoying our fourth of july today as we get started with a few more clouds. here is a live look outside in dublin. here is how the day will shape up. in the tri-valley we're starting out with temperatures in the upper 50s and it's going to warm up quickly. 71 degrees at 11:00. at 2:00, it is 84 degrees. then our temperatures kind of hover there, reaching into the mid-80s, cooling down quickly as we approach sunset. it will be 71 degrees at 8:00.

here is a look at our microclimates and the high temperatures today, with hayward reaching a very nice 77 degrees. you will notice it's going to be a little more windy as the cooling trend continues and our inland valleys reach into the mid to upper 80s. much of the north bay, santa rosa, reaching 81 degrees, so upper 70s, low 80s there. tomorrow, as more people are going back to work or extending the vacation, it's going to be really nice and feeling kind of like spring out there, with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. even more so on thursday, with mostly 70s. take a look at santa rosa. nice, cooling trend with low 70s for the middle to end of the week. we will be warming up again for the end of next week. but overall our seven-day forecast looks nice and quiet and temperatures will be in the upper 70s for the end of the week. for san francisco, not as much of a change. it does look like that fog is going to be rolling in for the fireworks later this evening. i'll have another update coming

up again in a few minutes. >> looking forward to it. thanks. happening now, the latest power ball jackpot jumping higher after no one hit the jackpot last night in that drawing. wednesday's jackpot is expected to reach $546 million. as of yesterday, let's talk about those numbers, 31, 38, 15, 61, 26. check your tickets because you may have won something. the power ball 3. barney is headed to the big screen. we're checking out what's trending, including a new twist for that bigig purple dinosaur, which parents love. then coming up at 6:00, if you think summer nights appear to be getting warmer, you are right. meteorologist kari hall is breaking down new findings generating new concerns over our climate in crisis. and a quick reminder, you can watch nbc bay area news wherever you are and whenever you want. we are 24/7 on roku and other

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♪♪ ♪ barney is a dinosaur ♪ >> you remember that? you probably know the ♪ i love you ♪♪ >> it's get ago bit of a makeover. the popular character getting a new and mature twist for an upcoming movie. they say the barney film will be an adult originated -- this is an a-24 type project, daniel kahlua is going to be among the producers and one executive telling "the new yorker" that it's really a play for adults, not that it's r-rated, but it will focus on some of the trials and tribulations of being 30-something, growing up with barney, the level of disenchantment with the generation.

"barbie" is going to come out later this month. >> just leave it alone. >> but i love you and you can love me. >> i can do that without singing barney as an adult. we do see this from time to time, old music groups performing for the sake of nostalgia. one member of a popular girls' group is hopefully bringing her crew back together. ♪♪ >> in a recent interview one-time destiny's child member michelle williams is sharing the trio would still be together if it were up to her. she said she has no idea if destiny fulfilled would be the group's last album, she thought they would come back together after everybody did their solo endeavors. she's not closing the door on another album by the group in the future. i mean, of course she wants back in. beyonce is really the one that's

going to decide that. >> it's kind of like the michael jackson and the jacksons. they'll probably do a song together. >> they did for the super bowl. >> they've kind of been back together here and there. >> every now and then. we'll see what happens. for many of us that morning cup of coffee means everything. along with the familiar sound you may recognize. that tiktok user is going viral for making uncanny impressions of a keurig coffee machine. >> he's pretty good. >> that's what my sounds like. >> so when he's not making coffee machine noises, he's a

high school biology teacher. so he probably drinks lots of coffee. what do you think? does he sound like your morning cup of joe? >> i think he sounds dead on. >> he's heard it so many times and he knows the timing. because it goes through differently phases. >> it's probably behind his desk in the classroom. let's talk about this, too. if you're on a diet it turns out that the cheat meal really can come in differently sizes. so wolverine star hugh jackman can relate. he recently posted about his cheat meal. he's in the uk at a waffle house, the food choices have really gone viral. >> are those mushrooms? >> what you see, that was a waffle with chiles and mushrooms. he also had the one with chocolate and bananas.

people can relate to that. see the chocolate and bananas? i like that. i'm not sure what the white stuff is. >> i think it's cheese. >> i thought it was eggs. we can do the milkshake. we're all down with that. >> what's in that milkshake. >> when they work out for these movies, he's wolverine, his body is ripped. that's a lot of working out and you can afford to eat like that. >> but that's like three cheat meals in one meal. >> people like myself, you work out two or three times and you're like i'm going to do a cheat meal. then a cheat day and a cheat week. >> what does your trainer say? >> get back in the gym. >> you can check out what's trending locally at nbcbayarea.com. we have a trending bar at the top so you can find the cool reads your friends will be talking about. breaking at 6:00, a mass shooting on the streets of philadelphia. the grim discovery m