breaking right now at five. shots fired at a celebration near lake merritt in oakland ahead. new information. we're learning from police overnight about the chaotic scene following a sideshow in shooting involving multiple people. also,

officers injured and decision day for the supreme court. from abortion to the unhoused. the key rulings we could see coming down in just a matter of hours. plus, honoring willie mays at his hometown field, the historic game in alabama taking place tonight and the way you can pay your respects at oracle park this is today in the bay good thursday morning to you. i'm marcus washington, and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. we want to start with that breaking news and juneteenth celebrations that suddenly took a chaotic and violent turn in oakland. and we have to warn you that some of this video is disturbing. we know they shooting at each other . it ended with gunfire, which sent hundreds of people running for their lives, including the person who filmed this video and later posted it to instagram. right now, police so far are only saying that several people

were shot and that it is more te shooter. a live look at the scene right now are still investigating this morning, thousands of people were already out celebrating juneteenth when it happened last night. the sideshow started sometime after 8:00 in the evening along grand and belleville avenues. then about a half hour later, police broke up a fight. the chaos which followed left officers overwhelmed. we had 28 officers and four sergeants out here, so we had a full detail monitoring this event because we knew events were going to happen and we wanted to make sure people had a safe time, but unfortunately that did not happen. now at this time, police say there are several people in the hospital, but that everyone so far has survived. oakland police also tell us that at one point, officers were punched and pushed. some of them were hurt. one person was arrested for assaulting an officer. we will continue to monitor this story

both on air and online. and in our next half hour, we'll take you live to the scene where bob redell is gathering more details. census village was a beautiful celebration. all right, it's time to get a look at that forecast for us. this morning. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect. how is it looking kari? yeah, we're starting out with some low clouds this morning. our usual marine layer that keeps those temperatures cooler in. yesterday was very pleasant. as we take a look at what to expect today in berkeley, we're starting out with temperatures in the low 50s. it will be 62 degrees at noon, and we'll stay in the 60s throughout the day. maybe just a touch warmer for some spots like san jose instead of 77. we're up to 78 today, and so we're not seeing as much of a big change compared to what we have ahead. it's going to be another day like yesterday as we officially welcome in summer. so we'll talk more about some high heat in our weekend forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. back to you. thank you. well, developing this morning, tensions are rising once again between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the biden administration. netanyahu

accusing the us of withholding weapons and ammunitions to israel, slowing progress in the war against hamas. today in the bay's alice barr. live for us in washington dc this morning. and alice, now there's their high level meeting that has been put on hold. marcus. that's right. and the white house is saying behind the scenes that this meeting was not officially set. so it's not officially canceled, but it was certainly in the works and now is not. and that message from prime minister netanyahu, it was spoken in english. it was posted on social media and appeared geared toward an american audience. and it seems clear white house officials didn't like what they heard. in a new diplomatic divide, a meeting expected today between high level u.s. and israeli officials postponed u.s. officials saying they will not reward israel with the washington. sit down now, after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu leveled this accusation, it's inconceivable that in the past few months, the

administration has been withholding weapons and ammunitions to israel. israel, america's closest ally, secretary of state antony blinken, adamant that the u.s. publicly paused just one shipment of 2,000 pound bombs that is still under review because of our concerns about their use in densely populated area like rafah that remains under under review. but everything else is moving as it normally would move the white house saying billions of dollars of arms have continued to flow into israel, calling the suggestion of any other delays categorically untrue. president biden has warned that certain weapons shipments could be halted if israel launched a full scale assault in rafah. but despite intensifying violence in the southern gaza city, where more than a million palestinian had been sheltering the white house maintains israel has not crossed a red line. and now growing concerns over a new front line, as israel signals it

may soon launch a fresh offensive along its border with lebanon, where israeli forces and iranian backed hezbollah militants have stepped up strikes against each other as the u.s. works to avoid all out war. president and prime minister netanyahu is set to address a joint session of congress next month, despite pushback from several democratic lawmakers. frustrated with his handling of the war and the humanitarian crisis in gaza, marcus had u.s. representative ro khanna on our show just yesterday, saying that he would not be attending that meeting. so all right, well, thank you so much, alice. well, today the supreme court could issue few decisions in several high profile cases. the justices will hand down more rulings in just a matter of hours. one of them is former president donald trump's election trial. he is arguing on grounds that any official acts he took while in office are immune from prosecution. now the

court is also taking up an abortion case. the biden administration challenged an abortion ban in idaho, saying it violates a federal health care law, which says treatment must be allowed in medical emergencies. idaho argues its law does allow abortions to save a woman's life and finally, the court has also been asked to rule on whether people can be fined or jailed for sleeping outdoors on public land when shelters are full. an appeals court decided this type of ban is cruel and unusual punishment, but leaders in some western states have said it makes it harder for them to regulate encampments within the city limits. 507 this morning, tributes pouring in for the say hey kid baseball icon willie mays will be honored today. beyond the bay area today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco, ginger. there are more opportunities for people to pay respects and be part of baseball history right?

that's right. chris and marcus, good morning to you. the memorial has grown outside of oracle park at the willie mays statue there. and today fans will have the opportunity to pay their respects and also be part of baseball history. oracle will open for some baseball, even if the giants are out of town. the team is in birmingham, alabama, and will play at rickwood field in a historic game against the cardinals, just miles from where willie mays grew up. our nbc sports team is there, and they toured the ballpark yesterday. so much of that ballpark has been restored and renovated to honor the history of rickwood field, which is where willie mays once played jackie robinson. satchel paige and nearly 200 hall of famers that have come through that ballpark. today, major league baseball continues to pay tribute to the league, and with mays passing, it has now become a celebration of his life and his legacy. a

willie mays mural was unveiled in downtown birmingham yesterday. at the ceremony, a letter written by willie mays was read i wish i could be with you all today. this is where i'm from. i had my first pro hit here at rickwood as a black baron, and now this year, some 76 years later, that hit finally got counted in the record books. i guess some things take time, but i always think better late than never. time changes. things time heals wounds and that's a good thing. today, the giants get to pay tribute to willie mays at the field that started it all. rickwood field, which started his career in the leagues, then went to mlb as and then finally to the hall of fame. such a incredible path there. now fans can watch the

game at oracle gates open at noon, and the first pitch is at 415. we know a lot of people will be watching for that baseball history to unfold. marcus and kris that they will. all right, ginger, thank you. our coverage will continue today all over our newscast and on our streaming channels. you can also visit our website nbcbayarea.com. click on the willie mays tab, and you can find that right at the top of our home page. now to a developing tropical storm. the first name one of the season alberto is churning in the gulf of mexico and wreaking wet havoc along the texas shore. this is near galveston area. now this is on the gulf coast of texas, close to houston. heavy rain, high tides and fast wind bringing a lot of coastal flooding there, drowning those roads and many buildings. that storm is expected to hit eastern mexico later this morning. meteorologist gary hall joining us now. and you've been tracking that storm. yeah. we're getting waves of heavy rain moving into much of southern texas, into mexico, and so we are seeing

some very heavy downpours. but the center of the storm is well south of texas and is expected to make landfall very soon. here there are parts of texas because of the high waves along the coastline. we are seeing some flooding in those areas, but overall we're expecting about 1 to 2in of rainfall there, much of it in mexico. and here's a look at the names as we're getting this season started. alberto kicking off the 2024 atlantic hurricane season. you can see a lot of the other names here that we have. and of course, this is expected to be a very busy hurricane season, so we'll continue to monitor that as we wake up and head out this morning. beautiful sunrise over walnut creek once again. very colorful, due in part to the wildfire smoke that we are seeing. and we're looking at still some mild temperatures for today up to the mid 70s for fremont and upper 70s for the tri-valley livermore 83 degrees, as well as 83. in santa rosa we will have a big heat up starting

tomorrow. so we'll take a look at those temperatures and we'll talk more about the air quality to coming up in a few minutes. mike has a look at where we can find some lower gas prices. yeah, kari, we're looking out there and you know what? on my way to the freeway, we saw a few cents lower along my route. today's lowest, though, is in fremont, 385 at star gas on grimmer boulevard. then cupertino is best is next. great gas 419 at the shop on north de anza boulevard and then the north bay. we have mill valley's low. it's 421 hq fuels on shoreline highway. good stuff reported by all of your our friends gasbuddy.com on the roadways. we are looking at a calm, easy drive. probably not as light as yesterday. we do see a little bit of late pickup for north 87, so a little slowing in the area right between capitol and curtner, but that should be cleared by the time you get out of your house. even if you leave right now across the bay bridge, a smooth drive. i saw some slowing on the incline and toward treasure island, but the last of those crews reported clear as far as the grid goes back to you. thank you. mike. well, if you own a cell phone

this next story could affect you next year on sunday of the bay, the price hike heading your way, and the reason only some customers of one popular provider will feel that impact. well, so what's fake and what's real? identifying i and doing it through the making a law. we'll take a look coming up. plus did anybody say crunch crunch crunch . we break down the top five brunch locations across the country. stick around to find out if the bay area has a spot in that list. keep it right tore. you're watching

50s as you head off for work, and it's going to be at about 60 degrees at 9:00. your lunchtime temperature 74. it's going to be another beautiful day. i am watching air quality. so we'll talk about the drifts of smoke and the heat up on the way. coming up in a few minutes. yeah. big concern out here in oakland. not really a concern for the nimitz. we're getting along just fine. good amount of traffic here operating northbound with those tail lights up toward the bay bridge, south past the san mateo bridge. we'll show you any slowdowns happening as they happen. well, very good morning. very happy thursday to you. markets were closed yesterday for the holiday. now middle of the week holidays don't happen very often. the s&p 500, the nasdaq both starting at records. we talked about this yesterday in vidia and santa clara, the most publicly valuable public traded

company in the world, beating out microsoft. we calculate that by taking the stock price, multiplying it by all the shares out there, we get the market cap or value three and a third trillion dollars. a new study by social scientist says. youtube seems to feed people right wing content even when they're not interested. researchers at the institute for strategic dialog set up pretend accounts, each one interested in something different, like mommy blogging or video gaming, and found after a time, youtube, youtube's algorithm suggested right of center content to each account. a youtube spokesperson said the company welcomed the research, but said it's difficult to draw conclusions based on the test accounts created by the researchers, which may not be consistent with the behavior of real people. elon musk, changing his tune about advertisers speaking to an audience at a festival in france, musk referred to something he had said back in november when he told advertisers like disney and

coca-cola to go do something we cannot say on television. musk now says he was not speaking to advertisers in a whole. he was trying to make a point on free speech. major advertisers left musk's ex-social network after he posted something widely considered to amplify anti-jewish hatred. and you likely know this is not real. it was created by ai, but only because i've shown it to you before a bill that would require ai content to be labeled as passed out of a california senate committee on its way to a committee in the assembly. now, these labels wouldn't necessarily be what we do. you can see in the upper left hand corner, i generally we want you to know this is not real. it might be something inside the video itself, inside the data that would allow your computer to say, hold on. this is not real. just so you know, this is an early day. i mean, it's in a committee, right? but it's california's really leading the way on this. well, i mean, i'd

like to know what i'm looking at. yes. if it's authentic, fine. but i'd like to know tiktok and meta have gone to that. they are labeling as well. i approve of tiktok's labeling the filters as well. oh it says, you know, this has been used on this person. maybe they're not quite as, you know, attractive. maybe they're not a ten. right there are three. all right, all right. thanks god, scott. well new this morning at&t customers may soon see higher phone bills. the company raising prices for customers on the old unlimited data plans which have been retired. now here are the changes. plans with multiple lines will go up by up to $20 a month. customers with a single line will see charges go up by ten bucks. at&t says that it's offering customers more high speed data and hot spots in exchange for the price hike. those changes start in august. well, as many people, certainly i know a good brunch spot is not too hard to find. but if you

want to do up your brunch game, there's a new list that has some really delicious options. yeah. so trending this morning, entertainment website jackpot city is ranking the best brunch spots in the country. these restaurants earned their way to the top spots via the hashtag post on instagram. el buen karma near bernal heights in san francisco, ranked second on the list. rounding out the top five halls chophouse and charleston proud mary coffee house and portland tavern on the green in new york, and number one went to malibu farm in malibu. in case you are traveling in that area. if you call your restaurant el belen karma. yeah, i mean, it's good. give up. yeah, it's gotta be. you better mean it better mean it. i'll call mine. good enough. good. i like that. good enough, i'm not taking an outside table. if i'm going to brunch this weekend. yeah, well, it's going to be hot. unless you're in san francisco. that might be one of the places to

go. hang out and enjoy some cooler weather. it's the valleys that are going to be heating up. and as we take a look where we're starting right now, we're in the low 50s and there's a light wind in san jose. it's in the upper 50s, and we've been dealing with some drifts of smoke may get a little bit worse today. unfortunately, as we're seeing much more of the smoke from the site's fire spreading across the north bay, that will also be moving into the east bay into the early afternoon and continuing into the evening. so the sky is going to look very hazy today, but also you may smell a little bit more of the smoke. we are seeing the wind shifting in from the north, and so with a lighter wind, and it's also coming from the direction of the fire, that's once again going to bring it down into the east bay, and it will at least become a little bit more breezy into this afternoon, into the evening. but we're still looking at some mild weather for today. concord we're going to see a high of 85 degrees and 77 in napa. in san mateo, 68 degrees.

so still cool there. los gatos, 83 degrees. look at what happens tomorrow. some of our temperatures are going up almost ten degrees. we're up to 94. in fairfield, 91 in morgan hill, and still some 70s for the peninsula into san francisco. slightly warmer on saturday. but look at that. triple digits for concord and upper 90s. pretty widespread for santa rosa into the east bay down to the south bay. so it's going to be a hot one this weekend. but then as we compare that to san francisco here, we're in the mid 70s. so definitely a big change. but it's still going to be comfortable there. mike is it looking better in san jose? it is because the slowing as we thought was just because the last of the crews clearing from north 87. so a great drive here throughout this portion of the south bay, even farther south, san gregorio right behind my name. oh thank you gabrielle. and looking over here toward highway one, we do have a couple of crashes in san gregorio, and that might be affecting both directions of highway one.

again, this is just down south, south of highway 84. the cut over there. now, as we look at the rest of the east bay, there's a little build for the north bay out of the westbound out of vallejo, but the rest of the contra costa county looks just fine here and a smooth drive out of dublin. the volume is starting to build out of the altamont pass. looks

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recently said airlines delivered 99.42% of checked bags on time. that's great, but that left over 0.58% is still a ton of late bags, more than 200,000 a month. on the upside, alaska airlines website, for example, says most bags are located within 48 hours. still, that's two days of downside traveling without your stuff. let's keep reading, though. the very next section says get reimbursed on essentials and then it tells you how. keep your paid receipts for any travel essentials you buy while your bag is missing, such as toiletries and clothing. next present your receipts at the airport baggage service office where you filed your report. other airlines do this, too. it's in their contract of carriage that long. jargony agreement you never read but accept every time you buy an airline ticket. let's look at two things what's essential and how much money you'll get.

essential is essentially up to you in the airline to hash out, say you're traveling for business. you have a fair argument that replacing a business suit is essential, even if it's expensive. say you're traveling to a beach vacation. an airline might balk at buying that business suit, but a bathing suit? you have a pretty good case for the airline to buy you a new one on their dime. breaking news overnight, several people shot here in oakland during a juneteenth celebration will take you live to the scene with the latest not only from police, but a witness. stay

violent in oakland after shots are fired. a live report from the scene, with more on the unfolding investigation and injuries and slight relief on the fire lines. the growing containment on the point fire burning in sonoma county. but there's also an air quality advisory in place. plus, the clock is ticking for tiktok. the key deadline the social media giant faces as a u.s. looks to ban the app. this is today in the bay thanks so much for joining us on this thursday morning. i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia is off and i'm marcus washington. well, first we want to begin with that breaking news

out of oakland. several people have been shot. this is during a juneteenth celebration in and today in the bay. bob redell joins us from the scene. bob, the question a lot of folks want to know is, are those shooters off the streets? as far as we know, they are not. no arrests yet in connection with this shooting that took place here along grand avenue near lake merritt, between the intersections of euclid and bellevue, we're at you can see opd there still on the scene. they're not here to do their investigation. that part is wrapped up. they're here just to assist this person who's doing cleanup. what? you can't see are the number of markings on the ground. indicate where the bullet casings were at. but if you look over here, we're on the side of the edward jones building, where you can see one of the bullets went into the building itself through that glass, or a number of shots fired here last night. opd tells us yesterday there were about 5000 people celebrating juneteenth around lake merritt, about 2 to 3000. in this specific area where we're at, they say it was peaceful until

around 815 last night, when some drivers and motorcyclists, they began an illegal sideshow. in this intersection where we're standing, as you can see in this video, that someone posted on social media, then there was a fight that broke out down the street, police said. the crowd started heading that way. now a witness tells us that someone during that fight set off some fireworks. then there was gunfire. it is not clear how many people were shooting their firearms. and as you can see in this same social media post, people started running for cover. oakland fire, the department fire department says they treated at least four people for gunshot wounds. police say other people took private transportation to the hospital. it's not clear if they were shot as well. we all came out here to celebrate our culture, our freedom. you see, people are still out here singing and dancing. this is not fun. just two, 2 or 3 years ago, this happened and it seems to be a repeating cycle. it needs to be some kind of change in the

community. that witness, criticize police and claims that they delayed that the officers delayed the arrival of ambulances to help the wounded people. now, oakland police says they had a full detail of 28 officers already here on the scene, just to monitor and make people feel safe at this juneteenth celebration, which, by the way, was not sanctioned by the city police say that as they were corralling people to safety after the shooting, some people punched and pushed the officers. one person was arrested as a result. again, no arrests yet in connection with the shooting itself. the condition of the shooting victims unknown. police are asking anyone if they have any other video of the shooting that could help them identify the gunman or gun people who had those guns to share it with them. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, today in the bay. all right. thank you very much, bob. we're going to continue to follow this story, both on air as well as online. be sure to download our nbc bay

area app. that way you can keep up with those updates. they are delivered straight to your phone. all right. it is 533. we want to turn to our thursday forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. and what's behind you is not what we're all going to get. yeah. so this is the low clouds and the fog that we're seeing over san francisco that kept the temperatures in the 50s and 60s yesterday. and we're also going to have a cool day. we're in the last few hours of spring, and we're only going to see some peeks of sunshine here in the city and temperatures in the low 60s. but as you make your way away from that marine layer in the fog, it's going to be slightly warmer for today. in livermore, 83 degrees, 87 in fairfield and 81 in novato. overall, though a very seasonable day for what will be a very pleasant afternoon before a heat up. so we'll talk about the hotter temperatures ahead. mike, you've got an update on a major crash. major crash now actually carries right behind you hidden down. so folks, let's take this map to full. we'll zoom most of the drive here is

green sensors, but on highway one, that's where this major crash is being reported. the update we got is that there are two vehicles involved. some major injuries off highway one near pompano beach. there's a parking lot area. there's a hillside down towards some beach area. so it sounds like it's only ten feet down. it's not like a cliff sort of crash there, but we'll continue to follow this. they have highway one in both directions, paused or stopped for right now. and that is an issue for those traveling up to the area between pescadero creek road and let's say, highway 80 for that stretch of highway one is one that you're going to want to watch and possibly avoid. we'll continue to update that for that one portion of our commute. meanwhile, the main commute coming toward the bay bridge throughout the east bay and the north bay, everything looks pretty standard as far as that build. back to you. all right. thank you. mike. now, we've been talking this morning about that sideshow in oakland. we now have new details in the chaotic weekend. sideshow near santana row in san jose. san jose police sharing new images of two arrests. they made two suspect

they are being charged with inciting a riot, assaulting a peace officer and felony vandalism. authorities arrested both suspects in san juan bautista. a third person was arrested earlier this week and video from the sideshow last saturday in san jose shows people vandalizing that police cruiser, stomping on the windshield while an officer was inside. now in the north bay, the last evacuation orders have been lifted in the point fire. that wildfire now has burned about 1200 acres since sunday. it destroyed two homes and other structures. containment now at 60. and also this morning, firefighters in colusa county are getting some containment on the sites. fire. it has burned nearly 20,000 acres about 50 miles northwest of sacramento. it is being called the largest fire burning right now anywhere in california. fortunately, there are no homes in the area. happening today, state regulators are expected to hold a final vote on at&t s plan to

cut the cord on landline service here in california. the company is requesting to discontinue its obligation as the state's default landline provider, citing little demand for landline services. at&t is required by state law to provide it to anyone wanting or needing it in their service area. opponents have argued that cell service in some places spotty at best. they also say that an administrative judge more recently proposed rejecting the shutdown plan. also today, five suspects tied to a high end rapid fire smash and grab at a south bay jeweler expected in court for a plea hearing today. video from one week ago shows a group of about 20 people quickly ransacking png jewelers in sunnyvale. police later said the group got away with more than $1 million worth of merchandise in about two minutes time. responding officers eventually caught up with the people they say tried to ditch one of the getaway cars and investigators are still working to track down more of those suspects. well, tiktok is racing against the

clock. the social media app must file briefs today and its ongoing legal battle against the us. so the company is challenging the new law requiring its china based owner, bytedance, to divest from the app or face a ban here. arguments began in september in all legal challenges. one lawsuit from tiktok creators argues that the ban will greatly impact american life. the app is used by 170 million americans. now, tiktok and the doj hope to reach a ruling by december or seek review from the supreme court if necessary. an arson suspect investigators linked to at least four recent fires on the uc berkeley campus is expected to make his first court appearance. the most recent fire happened this week at a campus site now under renovation. another fire happened outside koshland hall. in another case, a campus police car was set on fire. a palestinian protest group called student intifada has claimed responsibility online. the suspect is identified as casey goonan. he

is being held on $1 million bail. 538 for us this morning, as we take a live look across the bay area, you know, today officially the very first day of summer, that's meteorologist gary hall is here with what we can expect from those temperatures across the bay area, we know there is going to be a warm up in some spots. gary happy summer solstice. today is the day when the sun travels along its northernmost path in the sky, and this marks the astronomical start of summer in the northern half of the globe. this makes it the longest day and the shortest night of the calendar year, with 14 hours and 44 minutes of sunlight. and the term solstice comes from the latin term sol or sun and sister, or it stands till after the solstice. the sun appears to reverse course and head back in the opposite direction, making the length of daylight shorter. from here on out, enjoy the earlier sunrise at 547 and

sunset at 831, with a very seasonable weather that we'll see today. and unfortunately we have unusual slowing for highway one. in fact, a full stop right now of both directions. because of this crash, one vehicle kind of went down the hill. there and another vehicle may be on the roadway. that's probably why they stopped both directions of traffic just north of pescadero beach there. so watch for that portion of highway one. if you don't know where that is, well then you don't drive there and that's okay. it's pretty far south and along the coast. everything else over here along the edges of the bay moving very smoothly. south bay just showing that little bit of slowing we typically see at this time on a on about 540 on highway 101, a smooth drive coming out of the altamont pass. no surprises here. the third of three games over at the coliseum. just the note because it's a midday game. and so at the game gets out, that may be some traffic coming past the area building for the evening commute, but we're looking at a lighter commute

this week. yesterday had a holiday some folks may have let that sneak over in toward the rest of their week, but we're looking at highway four, which has much more traffic slowing than it did yesterday, and standard for highway 37 up in the north bay as well. a little slowing on the incline for the bay bridge. no big surprises and no drama. we just have the bigger bill. but look at that. suddenly slowing over on the far right. that's that little secondary toll plaza that will probably clear up in the next 3 to 5 minutes. back to you. all right. thank you, mike. 540 right now excitement building for the olympic hopefuls ahead for you this morning. the big winners from last night's olympic trials in indianapolis and the final preps underway in paris. big decision day for the u.s. supreme court. we'll go over some of the cases. plus things break the will of our enemy. one of the most highly anticipated series, house of the dragon, is back. and in celebration of its season two premiere, one of the country's most iconic skyscrapers is getting dragon ified. we'll call it. we'll show you how after the

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as you're heading out in the north bay, we're going to be mostly cloudy throughout the next several hours. a few peeks of sunshine, and then it's going to gradually warm up. going from upper 40 to 70 at noon. overall we have another really nice day for these last few hours of summer or a few hours of spring.

we'll talk about the arrival of summer coming up and we have the arrival of different things. the toll plaza. it's the crowd. remember we talked about this just a couple of seconds ago. our minutes, i guess. right there. those lanes cleared up and now the middle lanes, they have the backup, which typically forms as folks try to avoid the merge. they just sort of stay the course onto that high rise, which is just starting to slow down on the incline. thank you mike. breaking news just into our newsroom this morning, trap rapper travis scott arrested early this morning in miami. scott faces charges of trespassing after a warning and disorderly intoxication. it is not clear what led to his arrest, but we do know the 33 year old has submitted a $650 bond and is expected to be released from jail later today. no response so far from the white house. this is after that scathing video from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. yeah, scott mcgrew benjamin netanyahu criticizing the u.s. for not sending enough weapons. and it's really it's causing a

stir. it's causing a stir. i mean, it's caught even israeli government officials off guard, much less the american government. the israeli prime minister posting the video to social media. here's a clip. during world war two, churchill told the united states, give us the tools. we'll do the job. and i say, give us the tools and we'll finish the job a lot faster. now it is true the us has been withholding some weapons, particularly heavy bombs, over the concern of heavy civilian casualties. the us has also warned israel not to invade rafah, a city of more than a million gazans. the united states has canceled a meeting with israeli officials over this new video. israeli journalists on social media say netanyahu made the video without informing advisers or the military, and a columnist for israel's oldest newspaper suggested netanyahu's visit to the us and is addressed to congress should be delayed until after the us election. big day for the us supreme court decisions are due to be

published today in tomorrow, and we are waiting on a bunch of really big ones. let's go through them quickly. there's the question of presidential immunity brought by donald trump. there's also an issue over january 6th, prosecutor sessions, emergency abortions, domestic violence and guns, and also homelessness. now, a little more detail on each of these cases in a country where all people are treated equally under the law, there are was one person above the law. that is the argument donald trump is making. he says a president has to be free to break the law as president in order to make the decisions necessary to run the country and not be prosecuted for it afterwards. as for january 6th attacks, the supreme court, looking at one of the charges brought against many of the rioters obstructing an official proceeding which was their stated goal. but critics say that law was designed to stop things like witness tampering and shouldn't have

been used in the january 6th case. if the high court were to rule that the law was used improperly, charges against some of the attackers could be dropped or reversed. the abortion case centers around idaho's defense of life act, which says an emergency abortion can only be performed to save the life of a woman. the federal government says that violates federal law requiring hospitals to protect the health of anyone who seeks care. we're also waiting on a decision on guns, our laws that prevent domestic abusers with restraining orders from keeping their guns constitutional. or should we give them their guns back? the plaintiff in the case points out there's nothing in the second amendment about domestic abuse, and a case. california watching carefully. can you make it illegal to sleep in public, particularly if there's nowhere else to sleep? because the shelters are full? is sleeping a basic human right or can it be

legislated? now, that's not all of them. there are 23 decisions outstanding, but those are some of the big ones. court decisions will be released at 7 a.m. our time could be all of those decisions, some of those decisions saving the rest for tomorrow, we don't know now, we do know the presidential immunity cases, one of the lower courts that have been waiting on eagerly to move forward with the prosecution of donald trump. and yet the supreme court has been saving that one until the last or second to last day. marcus all right. we'll continue to follow two. thanks, scott. well more american swimmers punching their tickets to the paris olympic games. but in some cases, it's the same old, same old. now, the first one off, they have a new u.s. record there. so during yesterday's trials at indianapolis, matt fallon from warren, new jersey, won the 200 meter breaststroke and the process shattering the u.s. record by nearly three quarters of a second. g's meantime, the legend just keeps getting larger for the one time stanford swimming sensation

katie ledecky, she dominated in her signature event, the 1500 meter freestyle. ledecky, raising some eyebrows there. yeah, yeah, because she was wearing a university of florida swim cap. but that's where she trains now. so i guess she can do that. she's still a cardinal. always a card. right. so after the race, she actually talked about being excited to defend her title as well as plans to drop the 200m in paris to focus on the relay. i've been on it every year since 2013, so, it's something that i'm always fired up for and that's why i keep swimming the 200. i just want to continue to, you know, be ready for that relay push the other girls, you know, nbc bay area will bring you exclusive coverage of the paris olympic games. it begins just over a month from now. opening ceremonies on july 26th. yeah. all right. well, you are if you are headed to the santa cruz boardwalk, there is a new ride for you. the surge. it spins and lifts up to two dozen riders up

into the air. this is the second new ride to open on the boardwalk this year. the dream wheel opened last month and trending this morning, a giant dragon is atop the empire state building as we speak. and if you think that the inflatable itself is impressive, wait until you see what it took to install it. we actually got an inside look months long process to bring that big idea to life. the inflatable dragon part of a campaign this is for hbo series house of dragons. but how they get it there. you're asking, well, who else bets but a team of 20 master riggers, led by james marksberry and about 270ft of fabric and 1,500 pounds. there you know what? they actually had to repel down just to make sure it was secure. and that building. exactly as designed. but we spread the body around using different hoists from different levels. and then we started tying it back, deflated. now the project is the

first of this magnitude at the empire state building, and now it is also the place of perhaps the most special marriage proposal in the city. yes that's james who helped install the dragon, asking his girlfriend to marry him. and you know what? i'm glad she said yes. yes. now get me down. all i want to do this. and you said no. no. she said yes. so congratulations to them. wow. i mean, maybe they could save that and then use it in the macy's parade at some point, or the wedding you could ride in on it. yeah. all i can picture is that thing coming unmounted. and then there's just these people seeing a dragon flying through the city. goodness. tourists are like, what? all right, well, kari, it's the first day of summer. that's exciting. yes it is exciting. and we, unfortunately, are going to have some summer like, temperatures coming our way. we're going to enjoy today while it's still mild. and we're starting out with some fog and a little bit of the mist and drizzle over san francisco right now, you can kind of see it on

the camera. well, as we take a look at san jose, it's cloudy here as well. we're in the upper 50s and it's 52 in san rafael. we are also going to have to deal with more of the smoke, the wildfire smoke that's been farther to the north from the sites. fire has been spreading across calistoga, over towards santa rosa. as we go into the next few hours, you're going to notice that you may smell a little bit more of that smoke around napa and fairfield today, and then it continues to move off towards the east as we go into this afternoon, but definitely more of an impact for us for today as we get a lighter wind in san jose. we're starting out with our temperatures in the mid 50s, and it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy for the next couple of hours, but eventually clearing out temperatures warming up into the mid 60s at 10:00. and then into the mid to upper 70s for later today. and then we're seeing that high temperature up until about 4:00. and then shortly thereafter, the temperature starts to drop as the wind

increases. but we are staying mostly clear and our temperatures today will be very much like yesterday, but slightly warmer in los gatos with a high of 83. we're up to 73 in hayward and seeing some mid 80s for concord into the afternoon along the coastline. it's in the low 60s and 72. in redwood city. san francisco will be in the upper 50s for the marina district and to the outer sunset. and 63 in the mission district, mill valley, 70 degrees today, while santa rosa will hit a high of 83. let's take a look at concord and what to expect. there will be a quick spike in temperatures from friday to saturday, reaching into the mid 90s, and then we'll drop it back to the mid 80s from sunday into much of next week. so we are going to have a significant warm up here over the next few days, and we're going from 83 to today 93 tomorrow. and the hottest day will be on saturday. the good thing is that with our microclimates, there will still be some mild places and cooler

weather places where we can go to cool off, and that will be along the coastline, as well as san francisco, where we're going to see those temperatures peaking up to about 74 on saturday and then back to the 60s on sunday. mike, you're saying that the folks are back to work today? yeah, you can see it here at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights were actually turned on for less than an hour, about 45 minutes yesterday. today they'll be on probably for the typical duration. look at the backup in the middle and it's slowly building. no drama coming through the east bay, but still we have the bills for highway 37 in the north bay and highway four to pittsburgh and bay point. we'll take you out here toward the tri valley, a smooth drive in out of the altamont pass, a little bill for altamont pass road and for vasco as well. so the drive time, much bigger already than it was yesterday. we're at 23 minutes from marsh creek, down out of contra costa county to 580. you see the bill for highway four 580 as well. the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow of traffic. i do have an update for highway one. just got this seconds ago. highway one has been reopened

just north of pescadero. we have the crash involved a number of vehicles there and reports of major injuries, but we have traffic control in place. i'll continue to follow the reports, but you can now access highway one through the area. once again, back to you all right. thanks so much, mike. well happening now, nearly 60% of americans feel like they are coming up short in their emergency savings. a new survey from bank rate shows it was below 40% back in 2018. more than one quarter of all americans have no emergency savings at all, while nearly 3 in 10 have some but not enough to cover three months worth of expenses. the build up of your savings, they say. experts anyway, they recommend you setting up a direct deposit from your paycheck or an automated transfer from your checking into a direct savings account. much more ahead on today in the bay, including breaking news from overnight. several people shot in oakland following a wild sideshow at what was supposed to be a celebration. the officers also hurt during the chaos and

the investigation that is underway. plus, celebrating a baseball legend. the special tribute planned today for the late, great willie mays and a reminder nbc bay area is streaming 24 seven. you can watch us whenever you want on roku and our other streaming platforms. you are watching today in the bay

breaking right now at six, a juneteenth celebration turns violent. new information we're learning from police overnight about the chaotic scene following a sideshow and shooting involving multiple people. also, the officers injured honoring a legend. the way fans across the country and here in the bay area are showing love for baseball icon willie mays. a stunning accusation from israel is raising tensions with the us. a live report from washington, with more on the high level meeting on hold and the impact on future negotiations. this is today in the bay. good thursday morning. i'm marcus washin