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suspect in front of dozens of people. the new response from police. can artificial intelligence save san francisco? some think the technology could help turn the side for the struggling city. it's 5:00 on your thursday morning. thanks for starting your morning with "today in the bay." i'm laura garcia. >> and i am marcus washington. we will get a look at the commute with mike in just a minute, and cinthia in for kari. >> i know we are all looking forward to the weekend, but as those headlines were saying other parts of the country were dealing with the record heat, and there are weekends where we are gearing up with the heat, and so four we are starting out chilly in san rafael. we have high clouds moving in over the area, and then slowly

and gradually warming up to comfortable temperatures out there in the 70s for your lunchtime hour. where are the rest of us heading for on this thursday? comfortable weather in a light cooling pattern. some of us in the mid to upper 80s as we go through the rest of the day. we will talk about where this weekend is heading in a bit, but mike you are looking at a few crashes already? >> well, southbound 680, look how quickly the sensors share -- well, you don't know because i had not shown you yet. the lanes have just been cleared. it took about 45 minutes in total, but no major injuries and that's full recovery heading down the dublin interchange. we have a little slowing through the altamont pass. nothing severe. that's a good start for your commute coming off the 580 west.

a rude awakening in one east bay home overnight after a car slammed into the living room. it happened at 1:00 in the morning on 148th avenue near bancroft. the driver was taken to the hospital expected to be okay, and after that crash utility crews stabilized the gas line. police are not saying if that driver was impaired or if they know the cause of the crash. an officer-involved shooting leaves tense questions and a community is weighing in. >> ginger conejero saab, i know a lot of people are talking about this. when are the police and those there at the seen saying about this? >> reporter: a number of agencies are taking a closer look into the shooting and investigation, and they have not said much about this.

the shooting happened yesterday, wednesday afternoon, in san francisco's bay view district. nbc bay area sky ranger shows what the view was like above that scene. you can see several police markings, but investigators have not confirmed if a firearm has been recovered. officers in plain clothes were making an arrest at fairfax avenue and catalina street when a second man, who had nothing to do with the arrest engaged with officers. that's when uniformed officers in marked patrol cars showed up. police are not detailing the moments that led up to the shooting, only that they believe the man was possibly armed. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> the second male appeared to be armed with a firearm.

>> reporter: several law enforcement agencies, as mentioned, including sfp's internal affairs office, and it will update the public with the details from the investigations going on and more details on the shooting within the next ten days. >> that will be good to hear more info. thank you, ginger. a deadly stabbing on the peninsula has a community in shock and police investigating what happened. san mateo police posted these photos of officers investigating that scene yesterday afternoon. they discovered that victim in an apartment unit on 36th

avenue, and this is west of el camino real. right now they are not revealing many details. alo thi morning the wild crash near delores park over the weekend. their sitting car plungedn thechez street stairs landing on 19th street. video shows five people getting out of the and all of whom thene beforlice arrived. police are still searching for three additional people. there's new hope that artificial intelligence could be the kind of industry that could help save san francisco. we're talking about empty storefronts and overwhelming homelessness and theft. city leaders tell nbc they are hopeful a.i. could help spark a comeback.

mayor london breed doubling down rebranding san francisco as the a.i. capital of the world. >> what makes it the a.i. capital of the world? >> 20 largest companies in the world -- in the world, 13 are in the bay area and 8 are in san francisco. >> why do you think they are here? >> because this is where the talent is. >> many in a.i. agree that san francisco has the right infrastructure in place to lead the industry forward. right now more than a third of the u.s. population is living under an excessive heat warning. the blistering heat is impacting other parts of california and city and towns all the way east to maine. it adds up to about 125 million americans dealing with dangerous temperatures at least through tomorrow. impact is being felt on some of our nation's crops as well. one minnesota corn former says this year he may only see

one-third of his normal harvest. >> it all depends if we get more rain. i mean, that's a million-dollar question right there. >> another unusual problem in minnesota this year, hey is combusting spontaneously and sparking fires and has destroyed several barns over the past month. >> cinthia pimentel, compared to the rest of the country it's mild here? >> yeah, sometimes california will decide not to participate in summer. as far as the country goes, yes, parts of the bay area will stay seasonable. phoenix at 115 this afternoon. some of these temperatures are not even comfortable,

breathable, just uncomfortable to be in as we go on into the middle and second half of the country. dealing with some unsettled weather, too, as you look right there on the upper right of your screen, new england is dealing with some rainy weather, some heat. overall, just very uncomfortable. as far as what we can see here at home, the forecast for the weekend is seasonable and no triple-digit heat. we have triple-digit gas prices if you count the cents and the dollars. we have three of the top ten prices in the state listed in the bay area. hayward has $4.09, and vallejo is at 4.11, and that's royal gas

on tennessee street, and costco i talked about yesterday, same price reported there. the best we could find in san josé was at 4.29 on east taylor street. it's not getting better, it's just that the rest of the state's prices are coming up. there's a smooth drive right now. the drive throughout the east bay approaching the east bay bridge and in the north bay, no major issues. this morning we have a clearer drive, and we will hope it stays that way but more than likely we will see slow spots. back to you. if you are getting tired of not knowing how much to tip or when to tip, it turns out you are not alone today. we will have a closer look at the tipping fatigue and how

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at 64 degrees. we will see more sunshine come in for the morning hours, and temperatures at 79 degrees for you to enjoy a comfortable lunch outside. we are taking a look at a bunch of weekend events coming up in a little bit. we are looking at a live easy drive on 580. my concern is the crash just reported on 580 at a major commute spot. we will talk about traffic and will watch to see if there's any build over the next couple of minutes. happy thursday to you. futures call for a higher open a day after the fed raised interest rates for the 11th time. big bumps for meta and google after those companies reported very strong quarters. tech really coming back. we get gdp numbers here in about 15 minutes. there may be more evidence we are moving away from the recession, and the budget office

is resizing its estimates for a risk of recession. a slowdown maybe, but not a recession. the fed raised rates to slow the economy. >> reducing inflation is likely to require a period of below-trend growth and softening of labor market conditions. >> corporations like profits that higher prices bring. i will give you an example from our own company. comcast reported this morning, and broadband is slowing but they adjusted prices to offset

that. "the washington post" said in the past twitter is working on a video that could allow adult content. >> interesting. >> the worst thing about twitter, you got this brand, it's a cute bird and when you move that to x you lose all the free advertising, and you think about all the companies that put websites on their receipts and bills and products. i spoke to the co creator of the actual bird, and he said he will miss it. >> of course i will miss the bird. was notense of joy to see it on the world cup or, whatever, a bag of pretzels. it's always fun to see your artwork out in the world. what we created in a small

canvas was a great bird drawing, and as simple as that sounds it's harder to do than you think. >> a bag of pretzels. >> iconic in many ways, too. >> we don't put coca-cola on many things, but we do twitter. now that's lost if you don't move to the x, and a lot of people are not moving to the x. >> i understand. new for you this morning, inflation impacting peoples' feelings about tipping, and so are a growing number of industries asking people to add on to the gratuity. baby boomers are most likely to tip when gen z is the least likely. the survey shows peoples' own budgets are affecting how they tip.

one local financial adviser shows tips are a big part of some paychecks, like hairstylists, and he said tipping needs a no-tip budget. >> if we are going to go out and enjoy a service experience like dining out or some type of personal care, considering a 15 to 20% tip within the bud and how much w going to spend needo be part ofur planning. >> as you budget, here are some tips for tipping. leave 15 to 20% for servers or rideshare drivers. 20% for your barber or stylist, and 2 to $5 per drink for your bartender or barista. and at the airport, you should tip $5 per bag if you are checking curbside.

>> tips on tipping. 5:18. trending this morning, what some are calling a wake-up call. netherlands took a 1-nil lead into the second half, and then this happened. >> she did it! >> she did it, all right. the team captain knocked in the header to tie the game, and the u.s. still lead their group but barely. they must beat or tie portugal on tuesday to ensure they move on. fun to watch. >> it is. >> you are watching it, and it's, like, oh, what do we want? pizza. i get to the pizza place and there are huge orders to go

because everybody is watching. >> yeah, everybody is watching. maybe a little exercise before the pizza and maybe you're heading out the door, and good morning in the east bay. let's start with an outdoor workout in brentwood, and you will want to work out as early as possible because by 9:00 in the 70s and 83 degrees for your lunchtime temperature. we are looking at a little battle between high pressure and low pressure here. we have talked about the heat pushing on east and now what is happening here in the bay area is we are going to have a little more of that influence from the marine layer and the winds picking up this afternoon. that will help to cool the temperatures just a little bit compared to what we are looking at yesterday. as far as the coasts go, we will start with the morning fog. it will push back from san francisco today. in the valleys, 86 in fairfield.

78 down here in san josé. as we go into tomorrow, not much of a change. some spots could hit the 90s. i am looking at fairfield possibly hitting 90, but morgan hill and san martin feeling a little of the warm-up even as we go into the further half of the weekend. as far as our 10-day outlook looks, we are definitely on a cooling trend for the first half of the weekend. temperatures might go up on sunday, so nothing too wild. low 90s out there, and walnut creek you can enjoy sunday plans. next week we are looking at the temperatures dipping by around tuesday, and then holding steady in the 80s. overall a comfortable trend even as we go into san francisco, aside from the breeze the temperatures will stay cool in the 60s. inland valleys, maybe looking at a little warm-up coming into our weekend, but overall nothing that we can't handle and we will start the week in the 80s. i would say comfortable weather, and maybe pool weather if you

have friends that live in the valleys, might be a good time to call them up and see if can you come over this weekend. i will send it over to mike who is tracking a new crash on 580. >> a new crash, but not a major alert. i was concerned because anytime vasco shows up and 580, that's a big concern. but that crash, no injuries reported and it's on the shoulder and a lighter build is giving us time to clear it before it causes a distraction in the morning commute. traffic standard through livermore, and across the san mateo bridge. an earlier report of a crash 101 at 92, looked like everything is cleared from the roadway but not cleared from the grid, so we will leave that one, and we will keep monitoring that. no problem at the bay bridge, but we monitor the metering

lights that should be turned on in 20 minutes, maybe 15. >> thanks, mike. next up, "nbc bay area responds." >> she's enjoying a nice dinner but finds a gift card hassle on the menu and more than 100 bucks missing. i am consumer investigator, chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds," next. friday, head to the city center bishop branch in san ramon or palo alto to drop off your donation or

welcome back. nbc bay area responds to a consumer complaint. good morning. gayle in campbell says her son gave her two $125 gift cards to an italian restaurant. she had dinner and pulled out one of the cards to pay but the staff told her that card had nothing on it. luckily gayle had the other card and it worked. the restaurant told her somebody would contact her about the missing card and the missing $125, but that didn't happen.

we reached out to the restaurant, and the restaurant reimbursed gayle $125 and invited her for wine and appetizers on the house. we asked them for a comment but have not heard back. we regularly hear about gift card problems of all sorts, and best advice is to treat them like cash and use them quickly in case there is a problem with the balance you can deal with it asap. >> thanks so much, chris. the top stories we are following this morning including free health screening. stick around because we will tell you where families trying to make it in the bay can go later today to receive free eye and dental care. >> reporter: we're usually all by ourselves this early in the morning, but here in santa clara we are surrounded by taylor swift fans that have gotten

early to pick up exclusive merchandise, and they are on the move because the line is changing up. we will tell you about the first person, how early the goty

right now at 5:30, fears of a new crime surge leave people across oakland on edge, including a string of violent carjackings caught on camera. overnight a pregnant woman found shot in a car, and a

special hearing happening in a matter of hours meant to provide some answers. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning. thanks for starting your day with us. 5:30 right now. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we will get to the top stories for you in just a minute, but first -- >> we're still more than 24 hours from the first night of taylor swift's two-night appearance, but fans are already lining up for the first crack at her merchandise. we will take you to levi stadium in just a bit. cinthia pimentel in for kari this morning, and i expect it will be nice for the swifties out there.

>> yeah, with the live shot people are lining up and also lining up their cars in oakland. if you are shopping for the merchandise or getting yourself to work, let's look at what the temperatures are like right now. 60 degrees, and we will take a little dip around 8:00 a.m., and then clearing out and seeing more sunshine and it will be comfortable for your lunchtime hour. steady temperatures in the upper 70s in napa. some low 80s as we go through wine country. what is going in the north bay commute, mike? >> south 101 moving smoothly. good and steady volume for san rafael. down on the golden gate bridge,

live cameras show the cloud layer. we will track the build over at the bay bridge. it's just starting to show more traffic and a little slowing. things kind of smoothed out along the east shore freeway. the south bay, we will track that build coming up over the next ten. back to you. >> thank you, mike. overnight police are investigating the shooting of a pregnant woman in oakland. officers responding at international boulevard and 77th avenue last night, and that's when they found the woman in a car. you can see bullet holes in the cars. the victim should fully recover, and it's not yet clear what led to that shooting. a string of recent violent thefts like carjackings raising

fears for people in oakland. >> there's concerning video out there where you see the carjackings happen. >> reporter: yes, it's very frightening. good morning, marcus and laura. tonight pamela price, oakland city council member, and a police captain with opd will hold an informational meeting in the montclaire neighborhood of oakland to address these concerns. it's frightening what is going on in that city and throughout the bay area. this was the scene yesterday at west and 32nd street where carjacking suspects in a white fan crashed during a chase with police. police did take several people in custody and they have recovered a gun. then there was this attempted carjacking friday morning, and this was captured on a dashcam and posted on next door. can you see the suspect use

their white car to block the road and jumped out with guns. fortunately the driver was able to swerve around them and escape unharmed. police tell us an arrest is imminent in that case. sometimes suspects will work together in two different cars, like on sunday when four suspects carjacked somebody near skyline high school. >> they are using a method where they are grabbing the victim's vehicle from the rear and then cutting it off from the front. >> reporter: so what can you do to reduce your risk of becoming a victim of carjacking. keep your doors locked, windows rolled up, and call 911, and if you think you are being followed drive to the police department and call 911. be vigilant on your

surroundings. the public meeting is at 6:00. pamela price is facing criticism because many say she's soft on crime. >> thank you. kaiser health workers are continuing their picketing, and oakland, fremont and san rafael. they are protesting what they call unsafe staffing levels and patient care, and the medical services will not be impacted by the protests. in response to this week's actions, kaiser issued a statement saying in part, we are currently bargaining with kaiser unions given where we are in the bargaining process it's clear the picketing by the coalition

is not about drawing attention to new issues but an attempt to create bargaining leverage. it goes on to say, quote, we will reach a great agreement. happening today, a health clinic before they head back to school for free dental and vision screenings. it's happening today at the cambrian branch. 5:36 right now. some swifties already flocking to get the merchandise. >> we created a countdown clock, and the show is a ways off. some fans are hoping to get the first crack at the taylor swift merchandise. chris is live at levi stadium.

were you able to get to the front of the line. >> reporter: yeah, i am at the front, but there are no cuts. by the time this truck opens, the first person waiting will have been waiting for six hours. how are you feeling so far? >> feeling good. i am awake now. it's a little chilly and everybody is out here with their cameras and phones and got music going and feeling good. >> reporter: why get here so early? >> we wanted to make sure we were able to get the merchandise we wanted not available online. we are really going after that fancy blue crew neck everybody wants and we had to get here early to make sure we were guaranteed that, and because we are swifties, we're here for our girl. >> reporter: you want to get it ahead of time so you don't have to leave your seat in the middle

of the show? >> yes, i want to enjoy the concert and openers and time with my friends and not standing in line for the merch. >> reporter: not everybody got here at 2:00 this morning. good morning, swifties. >> morning. >> reporter: they are kind of quiet this morning but did have music going. i will remind you they are here in the parking lot this morning but no tailgating will be allowed. fans came in from vallejo and antioch and sacramento. some are making those bracelets that will be allowed inside, but, again, levi stadium holding firm on the no tailgating, and we will see what happens since there's a conflict between the mayor and the police who are saying please don't do that. there are 58,000 fans that will

be here each night of the concert on friday and saturday, so remember there will be a lot of traffic. avoid 101, 237, 880, and all the roads that lead into here. if you have a ticket, if you are fortunate enough, try to take public transit if you can. the line continues to grow here, and it's swiftie clara, and the sky is beautiful. it's nice to see the generations, too. we are seeing a lot of families together, and they are bonding and it's a good message and a nice family opportunity. >> not so much a cruel summer. it's nice out there. we have a full guide for taylor swift's bay area shows. you will find a what to know guide, but if you are in the know, you probably already know.

the weather is so nice here, compared to the other cities where -- >> yeah, you will have to shake it off. >> yeah, people travel all over the world, the country, to see taylor swift, and so some people that might be coming into the bay area may not be used to a nice and comfortable day and then cooling off quickly at night. we put together the swifties era tour here for you in swiftie clara. we will start off with good weather and then cooling down as the night goes on. notice that maybe you are heading out it could be chillier, so carry that jacket with you. maybe you were not one of the lucky few that got the tickets to taylor swift, but i got you covered with other events going on in the bay area. santa clara county fair, and it could be cheaper, too, for you to get out to the fair.

we will look at a comfortable afternoon as we go through the day today and into the weekend. what else is going on around the bay area? redwood city has music on the square, and as far as the weekend goes, maybe you don't have any kids or swiftie fans, but you have dogs. we are looking at positively summer in san francisco. paws-itively summer. mike, what do you have? >> well, during the summer, if you can't touch the sidewalk with your hands, it's too hot for the paws as well. and levi stadium is over here, 237, 101, you will see signs saying event at stadium tomorrow and the next day, and we know what the event is and there will

be lots of crowds even right now because of the merch over there. if you are traveling to treasure island or visiting friends, remember, they are closing the lower deck so you will have to loop back in the westbound direction. you can exit from the upper deck as you head into san francisco overnight. westbound is the commute where you see the slowing. the metering lights should be turned on now, and we will track any major changes. back to you. >> thank you. "t

at 5:45 on this thursday, santa rosa starting off with cloud cover trickling off from the coast and should stay with us for another hour or so before clearing out. more sunshine by the lunchtime hour and 72 degrees. it will be a cooler and breezier day today, and we will look at

our microclimate forecast in just a bit. a nice drive for san josé, and we are looking at perhaps slowing as a crash was just reported on 280. everything is all right for the build right here. this crash i am talking about is over further to the east. 5:46 right now. president biden will celebrate 75 years of integration in the armed forces today. >> it was president truman that demanded equality in the military, right? >> 75 years ago, that's right, a presidential order. troops were integrated before that, but this week in 1948, truman signed a bill for equality in the service. president biden will speak about that in a speech this afternoon. the white house also checking out to mitch mcconnell who suffered a moment after speaking. this is video shortly afterwards when he returned under his power and said he was feeling fine. nbc news cameras caught back up

with the minority leader later in the day where he said the president called him to make sure he was okay, and the 80-year-old mcconnell teased the 80-year-old biden about tripping over a sandbag. >> when he checked on me, i told him i got sandbagged. the judge in the hunter biden deal rejected the deal when she realized the two sides had big misunderstandings of what the deal was. the problem was straightforward. hunter biden's attorneys thought the deal protected hunter biden from further prosecution, and when they heard that they were the first to drop out of the deal. the judge pointed out some of the conditions called for her to

get involved in way judges normally do not not. legal experts point out it has been more than a week since former president trump was informed he is a target of a grand jury investigation. the step taken towards the very end before a suspect is indicted. trump's legal team said it's preparing for a possible indictment as early as today. president trump has been charged in manhattan in the business records department by the special counsel in the classified documents paper case. if this next indictment comes, it will also be from the special counsel in an attempt to overturn the election and then the election interference case brought by the state of georgia. >> thank you, scott. there's nothing like playing a struggling team to turn things around, and we are talking about the struggling a's. the bay bridge series last night

had oracle fans focussing on baseball more than the move to vegas. but the giants had a 5-3 lead, and they won at 8-3. the two teams meet again nine days from now with two more games at the coliseum. >> we had really nice baseball weather lately here in the bay area. actually, quite mild. a nice start as we take a look outside. cinthia is in for kari bringing us a good forecast. >> yeah, if you are heading out to san francisco this morning and throughout the day for work, it's going to be a little breezy. those temperatures might feel a little cooler as we go through the morning holding in the upper 50s. only 62 degrees as we go into your lunchtime hour. the breeze will pick up as we go through the valleys, as we take a look at our temperatures today. we will stay in the upper 70s, and low to mid-80s as the day

goes on. overall we are in for a little cool trend as we go into the next couple of days. spots far inland will reach possibly into the upper 80s and maybe low 90s. as we look at what to expect over the next couple of days, san francisco will hold steady in the 60s and breezy conditions today and tomorrow. inland valleys also feeling the breeze helping to cool the temperatures off, otherwise a nice weekend in store. mike, you are tracking a crash? >> i am. 280 was moving smoothly under 883, but there's slowing this direction around bird. looks like a distraction in both directions. not sure how many lanes will remain blocked for the next few minutes, and it's critical timing because we are seeing the first buildup for 101.

we will see if this compounds things. back to you. >> thank you. children under the age of 12 may be banned from riding ebikes as early as next year. a necessary assembly bill would disavow kids under 12 from riding any electric bike no matter the speed and may require anybody without a driver's license to take e-bike courses before being able to ride. ahead on "today in the bay," see how your neighborhood stacks up when it comes to our climate in crisis. then, at 6:00, can a.i. save san francisco? a new hope a boom driven by artificial intelligence could help to revitalize business

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welcome back. let's talk about our climate in crisis. many of us here in the bay area could be living in an urban heat island and feeling temperatures eight to ten degrees hotter than people in a neighborhood ten to 20 minutes away. the heat affect is most noticeable right now during the summertime and urban heat islands stay warm all year-round. even if you don't feel it or live in one, standing in a hot parking lot without any shade might give you a little idea of what we are talking about here. what are urban heat islands here at home? let's look in the south bay. the analysis was done by a nonprofit research group called climate central. they say 40,000 people here in

the south bay are feeling temperatures nine to ten degrees hotter through east palo alto, santa clara and south san josé. temperatures are also nine or more degrees hotter for hundreds of thousands of people living in downtown san francisco. we're looking at these areas shaded in the dark red/orange color to give you more guidance. parts of treasure island and daly city and alameda are some of the areas shaded in the dark red and orange area. the heat has important implications for our health and so what can we do to try and help this problem? maybe cool down the heat islands by planting trees and possibly finding an alternative material when we put in new pavement and sidewalks. in the long-term it's really about lowering and eliminating our emissions from oil and gas.

we're going to put a link to the study if you would like to look at it closer about our climate in crisis series. it's all on our website, nbcbayarea.com, under the climate in crisis tab. we are looking at what is trending this morning. tributes pouring in for irish singer, sinead o'connor, who died at age 56. with this news, you might have been thinking about this song. ♪ ♪ nothing compares ♪ ♪ nothing compares to you ♪ ♪ >> her remake of prince's "nothing compares to you" was a absolute smash in 1990, and the

years that followed o'connor's reputation suffered when she tore up a picture of the pope on "saturday night live." no information on the cause of death. you remember raven simone, "that's so raven" -- >> well, she's doing it now. >> the thing about her is that she shares some of the characteristics that her former character has, right? so she says she actually can feel that same energy, she can since psychic energy. she said she regularly has déjà vu, and she and her alternate self can actually connect

through emotional experiences, so there you have it. i guess it's that inner self, you know, where you can feel something? >> also for her in particular, they are called reruns. there i am. >> wait, yeah, that's a younger me. >> yeah, i see that younger me in my bank account with those residuals. head over to nbcbayarea.com, we have a trending bar at the top of the home page. at 6:00, a car crashes into a home in the east bay overnight. people are angry and mad -- >> people that live in one san francisco neighborhood react after officers shoot and kill a suspect in front of dozens of people. the new response from police this morning. this is "today in the bay."