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."

we have the team here and we are going to get your traffic coming up in a bit, and mike has that covered. cinthia is in for kari. when you have a forecast like this, we love to have you. if it was bad, i would be, like, you can stay home. >> no way, girl. >> i was looking at the calendar and it's the last weekend of july. >> crazy. >> we have talked about heat, you know, some weekends and now we are going to talk about comfortable weather in store for our weekend. first we have to get there. out the door in mountain view, if you are headed to work you might want to bring a jacket because it will be a typical bay area start where we have fog in some parts of the bay and then clearing out in the lunchtime hour and beyond with temperatures in mountain view at 75 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon. we will also wait for the breezes to pick up throughout the day as we have a battle

between the heat pushing from the eastern parts of the country and the fog coming out from the west. as far as the weekend goes, we will stay seasonable with 70s and 80s. we will talk more about neighborhood by neighborhood in just a bit, but first let's talk about the metering lights. mike? management turned the metering lights on at 5:42, and that is ten minutes later than yesterday, and we are looking at a gradual build. it's here, a steady build over the last 15 to 20 minutes. no surprises on the east shore freeway. we have highway 37 and highway 4. highway 4 sees the most build over the last few minutes, and then in the south bay we are tracking the crash, north 280 at bird, a couple vehicles there. we're tracking that. >> thank you, mike. new overnight for you, a rude awakening in the east bay

after a car smashes into the living room of this home around 1:00 in the morning in san leandro. this is on 148th avenue near bancroft. there was a person in the home but that person is expected to be okay and is not injured. the driver of the car was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. after the crash utility crews had to stabilize 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 in san francisco leaving questions and the community is weighing in. ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco with what police and other people are saying about this. that happened near homes, too, right? >> reporter: yeah, marcus, a number of people reacting to this and raising tense questions yesterday.

a number of agencies are taking a closer look into the shooting and conducting their own investigations. police are saying very little about this so far. this is what we know, the shooting happened yesterday afternoon, wednesday, in the bay view neighborhood of san francisco. nbc bay area sky ranger shows the view above that scene and you can see several police markings, but investigators have not confirmed if a firearm has been recovered. police say officers in plain clothes were making an arrest at fairfax avenue and catalina street when a man having nothing to do with the arrest engaged the police, and then marked cars showed up and the man was believed to be armed and he was taken to the hospital after he was shot and later died. >> the second male appeared to be armed with a firearm. how it was displayed or how it

was seen we are not specifying at this time. >> reporter: community members say these answers are not enough. some from the community also say the person that was shot was somebody who may have had mental health issues. several law enforcement agencies including the internal affairs division and the police accountability are all investigating what happened. sfpd will be hosting a town hall within the next ten days and they will talk more about the shooting itself as well as the investigations that have followed. in san francisco, ginger conejero saab for "today in the bay." >> a lot to uncover there. thank you. a deadly stabbing has people asking question. a victim was discovered in an apartment building west of el

camino real. police are identified the suspect and believe the victim was targeted and right now they are not revealing further details. a follow-up on the crash in delores park and 19th street. two of the five that left the scene have been arrested and police are still searching for three more people. now to a live look in san francisco. this is where there is new hope the emerging industry could save the city, and that industry? artificial intelligence. i am sure you are aware of the post pandemic struggles san francisco is facing, and that includes the storefronts that are empty, and overwhelming homelessness and theft.

but city leaders are hopeful a.i. can help spark a comeback. san francisco bay area startups. mayor london breed is rebranding san francisco as the a.i. capital of the world. >> what makes it that? why do you think they are here? >> because this is where the talent is. >> many a.i. leaders agree, saying san francisco also has the right infrastructure in place to lead the industry forward. you wouldn't know it if you are walking around the bay area this week, but more than one-third of the u.s. population is living under a heat advisory warning, and cities and towns all the way east to maine adds up to 125 million americans

dealing with dangerous temperatures at least through tomorrow. the impact is being felt on some of our nation's crops as well, including one minnesota corn farmer that says this year he may only see about one-third of his normal harvest. >> it all depends if we get more rain. that's the million-dollar question right there. >> another unusual problem in minnesota this year, hey is occasionally combusting spontaneously sparking fires. flames have destroyed several barns there over the past month. today in the bay's cinthia pimentel is here. so far we have been mild. >> yeah, the temperatures and low amounts of wildfires out west, and it's the heat that will impact our neighbors as we go into the middle parts of the country. overall you can see that most of the map right there in the orange color in the center of the country and even out to

parts of new england that are not only dealing with the heat and also rain that is moving in with that system, so overall uncomfortable weather for some. heat in recent years have become more deadly than hurricanes and tornadoes, so something to pay attention to when we talk about the excessive heat warnings, not only throughout the country but here in the bay area. we will start our morning comfortable in san josé and then see the sunshine with temperatures reaching upper 70s by your lunchtime hour. we will walk you through the microclimate forecast, but first let's look at mike and gas prices. in hayward we have 4.09 at the shell on mission boulevard.

vallejo has two spots at 4.11, and then the south bay, the best we can do is in san josé at 4.49, and that's spartan. we are looking over towards the rest of the bay, and as far as traffic, we are also in the south bay. we have one lane of 280 open, and no major injuries open. northbound 280 around bird is where that was. the issue may take a bit of time to clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:10 right now. if you are getting tired of tipping, here's a tip for you. turns out you are not alone. just ahead we will take a closer

look at tipping fatigue and the industries where workers are paying the price as a result. >> maybe it's all that tipping, but the american economy latest data shows very strong growth. what recession, right? let's see how wall street is reacting to that. looks quite popositive, partrticularly t the tech-hehea nasdsdaq. ♪♪ lizzo iss not j just tourin rightt now t to showcasase her , butt it's alslso to spreaead lo. heher v viral momoment catchingl memedia's attttention. we will h have thahat for you o we reteturn. > stick aroround. you'u're watchining "today in t bay."

good morning. it's 6:13. let's head out to the peninsula. if you are heading out to work in foster city grab a jacket. temperatures are starting out in the 50s and then a slow warm-up as we go through your lunchtime hour. we will also feel the breeze picking up this afternoon. we will talk more about the microclimate forecast and the week ahead in a bit. the plaza, the metering lights are on. after the halfway point at the parking lot, things are just starting to fill in so that's great news out of the east bay. the bad news is there's still a

backup. we will talk about the south bay jam, coming up. we just got the latest data on america's gdp and it was very, very good. gdp, the measure of all the goods and services grew by 2.4% in the second quarter, and that was better thanxpec cons spending up and prices are down. and inflations at 2.6%. 's really, really close to congressional budget offic sized itsimates for the risk of recession and said it was less likely. a slowdown, maybe, but not a recession. a reminder the federal reserve raises interest rates to slow the economy. here's the head of the fed saying that same thing. we at the fed are trying to trip up the economy without causing

it to fall on its face, and he says it more gently. >> we are committed to bringing inflation back to the 2% goal and keeping longer term inflation expectations below trend growth, and some softening of labor market conditions. >> al jazeera reports this morning the country of indonesia blocked twitter because it has concerns over the website's domain, x.com. "the washington post" said in the past twitter is working on a video pay wall system that could allow adult content. the worst thing about changing everything to x is because you lose the free advertising, because so many companies put the blue twitter bird on everything, their receipts and

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new for you this morning, inflation impacting people's feeling about tipping and so is the growing number of industries asking customers to tack on a gratuity. about two-thirds say they always tip at a sit-down restaurant, and this is down from last year. baby boomers are most likely to tip while the gen z, well, they are least likely. the survey shows peoples' own budgets are affecting how they tip. one local financial adviser says those feeling it most are those in the industries where tips are part of their paycheck like restaurants or hairstylist. he said tipping need not tip our budgets. >> just like, you know, when we buy something, we have to plan for the sales tax if we are going to go out and enjoy a service like dining out or some type of personal care, considering a 15 to 20% tip within the budget, and how much we are going to spend needs to

be part of our plan. >> think of it like this. as you budget, here are tips for tipping. leave about 15 to 20% for servers and rideshare drivers. 20% for your barber or stylist, and 2 t $5 per drink at a barista bartender. hotel hepershould 3 to $5 per day, and same amount for hotel porters when it comes to the bag they carry for you. at the airport, $5 per bag if you are checking cide. >>ow to the w's wor cup after the nethedsook the lead at 1-nil. >> she did it! >> did you see it? the captain knocking in the header to tie the game. it ended in a 1-1 draw.

the u.s. still leads their group but barely. they must beat or tie portugal next tuesday to ensure they move on. we will be rooting them on. >> we will. trending this morning, singer lizzo is making one young fan what it means to be loved. >> she saw a sign in the audience asking how do you stand up to bullies on social media. >> you are special and can you do anything, and you are so young, you could be the greatest dancer in the world, you have so much time. >> you see it right there, she brought that fan up onstage over in australia. lizzo recorded a message on the young girl's phoned sending that

message to her haters out there. the girl's mother shared that video tiktok. >> lizzo says you got to come through me! >> right. >> cool. concert season certainly is here and upon us. we know taylor swift will be in the bay area tomorrow, and the weather has been fantastic. >> it has. >> lizzo pumping everybody up. i hear it's the first day of school already for some school districts, so let's get you out to oakley this morning. take on the year and do great things. we will see temperatures starting for drop-off, mostly in the 60s, and then pick up kids could be sweating with a breeze and temperatures at 88 degrees. what is happening to bring the temperatures down, we have a clash with the high pressure and the marine layer. for your lunchtime hour, if you

have plans in san francisco or want to head out the door for lunch, around 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds, nothing too crazy but picking up as the day goes on. we are on a little cooling trend as you go through your day, and san francisco topping off at 74 degrees. morgan hill through san martin going to be in the upper 80s. as we go into your weekend, the valleys will see the temperatures holding steady. nice weekend for you to get out to sonoma valley, where temperatures tomorrow and on saturday will hold in the low to mid-80s. by sunday we are seeing the temperatures maybe come up a few degrees, but overall no crazy heat in our forecast. a comfortable weekend for you to get out in san francisco where we will see a little breeze, but mostly sunny skies even as we go into next week. as far as our inland valleys go,

we will see the breezy conditions in the afternoon, but no crazy heat temperatures at least for the next couple of days where we will be in the upper 80s. warm valleys on sunday, and taylor swift coming in this weekend and that will be great and we will see the temperatures in the 80s for the start of a new month. we will go out to possibly the start of a new crash or has it been hanging around? >> the good news, it's an old crash and it's gone. we see the speeds already improving for north 280 and traffic looking lighter. a smooth flow restoring here, and 101 no longer has slowing. a second build will happen in a few minutes. and levi stadium where kris sanchez is out there, and it's where taylor swift will be.

a smooth flow of traffic through hayward and building for 680. good shout-out, cinthia, to oakley where they will have the first day of school. over here, a disabled vehicle or crash on the bay bridge, but the speed sensors are still okay. >> glad to hear they are getting a break in oakley. coming up, "nbc bay area responds." >> she enjoys a nice dinner and finds a gift card hassle

good morning. gayle in campbell says her son gave her two $125 gifted cards to the italian restaurant, and she had dinner and pulled out one of the cards to pay and was told that card had nothing on it, but the other card worked. the restaurant said somebody would contact her about the missing card and the missing $125, and that didn't happen. we reached out to the restaurant and they reimbursed her the $125 and invited for wine and

appetizers on the house. we regularly hear about problems with gift cards of all sorts, so treat them like cash and use them aspa so if there's a problem with the balance you can address them asap. >> thanks, chris. next the top stories we are following today including one community ravaged by winter flooding finally starting to recover, but resources are still needed. we will tell you the new call for help in bough haar yo this morning. >> reporter: i am here in swiftie clara, and it's intoxicating and i think i am an official swiftie, and we will talk to people

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right now at 6:30, fears of a new crime surge leave people across oakland on edge including a string of violent carjackings. overnight a pregnant woman

found shout in a car and a hearing happening in a matter of hours meant to provide some answers. this is "today in the bay." a very good thursday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we will get to your top stories in a moment, but are you ready for this? the bay area needs to prepare because swiftie mania has commenced. they have kris sanchez and made her a swiftie. we are still 24 hours out from the first night of her two-night appearance, and some of the fans lined up to grab the high demand merchandise. how cool is that? >> cool. but first, let's get a look at the forecast right now. taylor swift just has that power. look at her spreading love and

joy to everybody and she's not here yet, as far as we know. as far as our temperatures go this morning, we are starting with fog in the valley. we go out to morgan hill, and that is cooling the temperatures down to 54 degrees, but we will be in the 80s in the lunchtime. a slower warm-up in novato. we will look at our taylor swift outlook in a bit, but for now back to you. >> thank you so much. new overnight, police are investigating the shooting of a pregnant woman in oakland. officers responded at 9:30 last night to international boulevard and 77th avenue. that's where the woman was found in a car. in the video you are seeing right there, you could see bullet holes. police say the victim should fully recover and it's not clear what led to the shooting. a string of violence including carjackings are

raising new fears in oakland and today people that live there will have their say. >> today in the bay's bob redell is live there this morning. what are city leaders doing to ease concerns? >> reporter: we're talking about the alameda county district attorney, pamela price, and one oakland city council member and the captain of the opd, they will have a meeting in the montclair neighborhood in oakland to address concerns about the crime that is very frightening if you experience this. there has recently been carjackings, and this was yesterday afternoon where carjacking suspects in a white fan crashed during a chase with police, and police did recover a gun. two officers were hurt with nonlife-threatening injuries, thankfully. there was an attempted carjacking on friday morning.

you can see it was captured on dashcam and posted to next door. the suspects use their white car to block the road and jumped out with guns, and a driver was able to driver around them and escape. police say an arrest is imminent in that case. on sunday four suspects carjacked somebody near skyline high school. >> they are also using a method where they are ramming the victim's vehicle from the rear and cutting off the vehicle from the front. >> reporter: opd has advice on how to reduce your risks of becoming a victim of carjacking. keep your doors locked and windows rolled up. if you think you are being followed drive to a police station or well-lit and busy area and then call 911. don't get distracted by

electronic devices, keep your heads up and be discreet with valuables. the meeting is at montclair presbyterian church, and pamela price expected to attend. she's facing a recall petition over criticism that she's soft on crime and anti-police. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." thank you, bob. more details this morning on carjackings. in orange you can see the weekly number of carjackings and a clear uptick starting in april. during a one-week span, there were 25 carjackings. you can see before versus after the pandemic. there were typically a few carjackings each week before and sometimes none. since november of 2020, double

digits are the new normal, and even more so this year. this map shows 133 vehicle thefts reported last week in oakland with nine reported on one day alone. new at 6:00a new call for volunteers to help rebuild the town of pajaro. you may remember the broken levee in march overwhelming the neighborhood and community. nearly every home suffered some kind of flood damage, and now a volunteer group is working to rebuild and are asking for skilled volunteers, specifically people that can work with drywall. you can contact hope city to help out. 6:36 right now. kaiser health workers continue to picket today across california. bay area protests are being organized outside facilities in san francisco, oakland, free mopped and san rafael. they are protesting what they are calling unsafe staffing

levels impacting patient care as contract talks continue. medical services will not be impacted. in response to this week's action, 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 picketing by the coalition is not about drawing attention to new issues but rather than attempt to create bargaining leverage. it adds we will reach a great agreement. well, swifties are already blocking to santa clara before the first of two sold-out concerts at levi. we have a clock counting down to the show. while the show is still a ways off, some of the fans are hoping to get first crack at some of the merchandise. >> they got up early for it, and so did today in the bay's kris sanchez. she is live at levi stadium this morning, and you developed a lot of friendships out there. >> reporter: i did.

you know, it's kind of contagious, the enthusiasm and excitement. i wish i would have gotten tickets to the show but they are hard to come by. the official merchandise truck is already here and by the time it opens at 10:00 this morning the first person in line will have been waiting eight hours. you might think that's bananas. she came in from sacramento and is making a whole experience of it, and she said she didn't want to wait her concert time waiting in line for a t-shirt, and that makes sense to me. what is the significance of the bracelets? >> on taylor's most recent song, she says make a bracelet, and so we decided to make bracelets for fun. >> reporter: i was happy to hear they changed the policy.

>> yeah, i was so surprised, because that's not usually on their ban list, and i don't think they are trying to hurt her. they just want to give her a bracelet. >> reporter: you have tickets to the saturday show. >> yeah. >> reporter: why do you think it's so much bigger than if your mom and i went to a concert? >> i feel like everybody has grown up with taylor swift. i was in my fifth grade classroom singing "mean", and i grew up with taylor swift so it's fun to watch her now and how big she is right now. >> reporter: thank you, sophia. i want to show one of your friends here. where's the sign you had a second ago? look at this. some of these folks are here without tickets. they are looking for tickets. we need one ticket, night one or night two. the least expensive ticket at this point was $700. they will have to look really

cute for their grandparents, christmas, birthday, graduation, all the presents wrapped into one. might be worth it. but don't forget, no tailgating. i am supposed to tell you the important stuff, too, so no tailgating. and mike has your traffic. look at the bracelets. so cute. kitty cats -- >> it's funny to hear that girl say, everybody has grown up with her. i'm, like, what? >> reporter: it's true. even some of us are a couple months older than the kids, but when my husband sees the $700 charge on the credit card, he will say, what is this about? >> bad blood, don't do it. >> kris, your crew and your helpers, some of the best there in the morning show. great job out there.

>> reporter: i gave her the link to the intern program, you know. did a great job. >> nice to see. for all of you, we have a full guide for taylor swift's bay area shows. head over to nbcbayarea.com/taylor swift. there you will find a what to know guide. the weather is going to be nice for an outdoor concert. you can't get better than this. >> maybe she forgot some of the facts because she's under a lavender haze. tomorrow and saturday taylor swift is in town and it will be gorgeous weather to kick off the concert but if you are coming in from other parts of the country, make sure you bring a sweater to cover up at night. the night cools down pretty quickly down here in the bay area once you are out of the levi stadium, you will see temperatures dipping into the 60s. something to keep in mind. another event going on down here

in the south bay, maybe you did not get tickets to taylor swift, but you can get tickets to the santa clara county fair. it runs through august 6th. for tonight, the second day already and we are seeing temperatures holding at 70 degrees. maybe you want to take it up into the peninsula, and music on the square continues every friday at 6:00. also looking at beautiful weather there. we will look at what is in store with our weekend outlook and the temperatures, but first let's go to mike with a crash on the bay bridge. yeah, a crash on the bay bridge around treasure island. i think they slowed the metering lights down until they discovered they could clear it at the fremont exit. the metering lights are moving better and it's looser at the toll plaza. that treasure island exit will be closed tonight like last night.

we are looking at the rest of the build for the morning. a smooth flow. east bay and over towards the north bay, and in the east bay this evening and tonight they will have the pavement project and that's 185, and 580 and 238 remain open for all traffic there. tonight we are looking at the slower drives through the south bay. the other crash recovered, and now we are watching 101 and 237 for the concert crowds tomorrow. >> they will be big. coming up on "today in the bay," the president celebrating diversity in the military. we will check up, laura, on mitch mcconnell. we have new meat on a cheesy story. remember this burger quickly melted away, but the same chain is trying to pull off a new plan. plan.

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bridge. that's an aggressive move right there as we look towards the peninsula. 92 doesn't show a slowdown just yet and we will show you the bigger build coming up. president biden will celebrate 75 years of integration in the armed forces today. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. it was president truman that demanded equality in the military. >> exactly, 75 year ago this week by presidential order. troops had been integrated before that, but this week 1948 truman signed an order demanding equal treatment for all armed persons in the services without regard to race, religion or national origin. the white house reaching out to the senate minority's office checking up on mitch mcconnell. this is video shortly afterwards where he returned under his own power and said he was fine.

nbc news cameras caught back up with the minority leader later in the day that said the president checked on him, and 81-year-old mcconnell teased 80-year-old biden where biden tripped over a sandbag at a speaking event. >> when biden called to check on me, i told him i got sandbagged. and the judge yesterday rejected hunter biden's plea deal after she discovered the two sides had misunderstandings about what he was pleading guilty to. the problem was really very straightforward.

hunter biden's attorneys thought the deal protected biden from further charges. legal experts point out it has been more than a week since former president trump was informed he's the target of a grand jury investigation. that's a step taken towards the very end before a suspect is indicted. trump's legal team says it's preparing for a possible indictment as early as today. trump has been charged by the special counsel in the classified papers case, and this next indict, if it comes, will also be from the special counsel over the attempt to overturn the election. of course, there's the election interference case brought by the state of georgia if that comes as well. marcus? >> thanks, scott. there's nothing like playing a struggling team to turn things

around, and in this case the giants take on the struggling a's. and last night the a's fans focused more on baseball than the move to vegas. but a's fans had little to celebrate. slater hit a two-run home run giving the giants the lead. the giants won 8-3. the two teams will meet again ninesm nowh two more gamesnnt the coliseum. a new layero atory t nt vir earliersth. re,s is t cheeseer story we were about, this is from burger king in thailand. 20 slices of american cheese, and that company is debuting a new burger also getting attention. >> it comes with three beef

patties and that's it, and cost about 10 bucks. burger king thailand released mock-ups, have it your way. don't worry, they are not real, at least at this point. looks like a tomato burger and a pickle burger -- >> just a bun burger. >> an onion burger. >> a lettuce burger? >> i guess so. >> they just can't get it right over there. i don't know what it is. >> if it works, just do it. >> there's another chain where you go in and take a burger out. you go in-n-out. you can order as many burgers as you want. it's perfect barbecue weather today, tomorrow, and wherever you want to go, just make sure the burgers don't get

any weirder than that, please. livermore, 58 degrees but it's starting to clear out there. no crazy temperatures or burgers. that heat is staying mostly away from us pushing into parts of the midwest and even into parts of new england. what will that do for us? we will pick up the winds a little this afternoon, and overall comfortable weather and steady temperatures and no crazy heat wave to speak of as we look forward to the weekend. as far as temperatures go today, a nice range in san francisco. some of the fog might stick around the coastline. 75 for you if you have plans out in santa cruz. inland valleys, you will stay in the mid to upper 80s through fairfield and morgan hill and san martinez. we look over the next few days. tomorrow's temperatures staying steady, and a little warm-up, very gradual in livermore and it

will be short-lived as we go on into next week, we are looking at temperatures dipping down as much as ten degrees. in san francisco, breezy for any plans you might have starting today. the weekend looks nice and the temperatures hold in the 60s and our inland valleys are cruising in the 80s. mike, where are we going in the south bay? >> we are going to slower spots and not so slow spots. the spots here are migrating to the 81 split. things clear out by the time you are passing by the nimitz. we have the slowing for the airport because 87 and 101 join together here. more traffic coming out of fremont into milpitas. vasco is still under a half hour from marsh creek to 580. back to you. >> thank you, mike. happening now children underage 12 in california could be banned from riding ebikes as

soon as next year. right now anybody under 16 can ride a bike as long as they go under 20 miles per hour. but the new bill could stop anybody under 12 from riding a bike regardless of the speed. they will look at that bill next year. the latest incident in oakland, a pregnant woman shot overnight. a recent string of violent carjackings, and one even caught on camera. the response from east bay

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stories, including a shooting of a pregnant woman in oakland. >> in the last few minutes we got an update, the woman who was nine months pregnant and her unborn baby are in stable condition. officers responded last night to international boulevard and 77th avenue. that's where they found the pregnant woman shot in the chest. >> that's just the latest in the string of recent violent incidents. opd advising drivers to keep their cars locked and be vigilant. tonight, alameda county d.a. is expected to attend the town hall addressing the surging in recent violence. and then swifties are flocking to santa clara before the concert, and some waited in line for hours to get their hands on some taylor swift merchandise this morning.

swifties have come from as far away from antioch and sacramento for a chance to buy merchandise, including the viral blue crew neck. swift takes the stage for the first time tomorrow night. >> the weather for them is great. >> it will be great. i am so jealous. looks so fun already. oh, my goodness. as we go through today, we will see the return of the marine layer. typical bay area summer during the evenings and mornings, but temperatures holding steady, guys. the "today" show starts now. "today in the bay" continues on roku live, samsung tv, wherever you stream. join us now or whenever, of course, it fits into your schedule. >> that's what is happening here on "today in the bay." the "today" show coming up next, but thank you for joining us on our streaming show. i just looked at the blue crew

hi, everybody, good thursday morning. a stunning turn of events for hunter biden his plea deal now hanging in the balance. it is july 27th.