at&t customers affected. the new details we're learning overnight

about what information was released. plus, a tragedy in the east bay. a father accused of killing his family is set to face a judge. we're live at the scene with the growing memorial for the family and the new details on the investigation. i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president. more flubs for president biden as he faces mounting concerns over his health. reaction to last night's mistake and the break a make or break moment in the presidential election. this is today in the bay. good morning to you on this friday. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington and i am not laura garcia, i'm chris chmura. sitting in she has the day off. we are nearing the end of this heat wave. i hope. yes, we like 105 on the radio, not on the thermometer. right. you know, it's been way too hot. and this is a shorter span of the heat wave, but we'll be very happy to

say goodbye to it. we're starting out all clear this morning as we take a live look outside in san jose. it will be a few degrees lower. so that's the reason why we are still under a microclimate weather alert. we do still have the heat advisories and the excessive heat warning. and as we look ahead to the weekend, we will have higher humidity with some isolated storms nearby the bay area next week. no extreme heat, so hopefully this is the last day of temperatures like this. at least we do start out fairly cool for much of the bay area. we're in the mid 50s in the north bay. it's 57 in san francisco and san mateo and 67 in dublin and in san jose. but then as we take a look at these highs, another hot afternoon where we're blasting the air conditioning away from the coastline in the inner bay, those temperatures will reach into the 90s. and over 100 degrees. we'll look ahead to the weekend and the lower temperatures coming our way. coming up. mike says it's friday. light it is friday light. the metering lights are on at the toll plaza or at the

bay bridge, but you see the toll plaza has no backup. they're slowing on the approach and as you lose lanes, that's actually more of an impact on the light traffic volume there. there is one thing of note here. if you're traveling eastbound 80 away from the bay bridge and in fact away from pinole and in toward rodeo. well, if you're exiting, typically at the willow avenue exit, this one exit is impacted. there's an investigation that continues. and so that exit is closed. you'll use highway four to get off onto city streets. otherwise you have to loop back off a coming skyway and then get off from the westbound direction. back to you. mike, thanks very much. breaking news right here at 603. word of a massive at&t data breach potentially impacting millions of customers. the company says call and texting records were exposed over a six month period back in 2022. it all sprouted from an illegal download made to a third party cloud platform, at&t says it first learned of the breach in april and does not believe the data is publicly available. but here's the thing the phone

numbers impacted here include nearly all at&t cell and landline customers, plus people whose wireless providers use at&t network. at&t says it's going to notify all customers whose information was exposed. well, an alameda county community shaken and saddened following a family horror. police say that a father shot and killed his family at their home today in the bay's bob redell live for us outside of police headquarters this morning. and bob, you telling us about this story yesterday. just shocking. they do have that father in custody. what is next for him? well good morning, jim. marcus we've actually moved to outside the family home, which is about a mile and a two miles away from police headquarters. shane killian, he is the man who is accused of shooting four members of his family inside this house behind me here, just over 24 hours ago. he is expected to appear in front of a judge for his first court appearance. that could happen later this morning. it could

happen earlier this afternoon. we just don't know as of yet. as you can see outside the home, people have been leaving flower, candles, stuffed animals for the two children who lived here. one of them whom has passed away, the other one is still in the hospital. and you can also see a number of flowers. police say that on wednesday night at around 9:00, killian, who is 54 years old, shot and killed his wife, his in-laws and his six year old son. he's also accused of shooting his one year old son, who last reported, according to police, in critical condition in the hospital moorpark seyarto. he dropped off flowers last night in honor of the six year old boy who attended school where seyarto is assistant principal. absolutely shocking. i don't know. there aren't really any words to capture the level of shock that we're experiencing. it was an important part of what made our school special and what makes our community special. and we'll miss him every day. his kids are never going to get another game

ball and he needed that. but it, i don't know. that was a neighbor who goes by coach ray. he coaches little league in the area and has kids around the same age as the young boys shot here. wednesday, alameda police don't know yet, or at least aren't saying why killian killed his family. allegedly. but the chief did say that this was, quote, the actions of a coward. reporting live here in alameda, bob redell today in the bay. whether you knew that family or not, it just touches your heart. it's just so hard for so many people in that community. bob thank you for that update. now to decision 2024. president biden is defending his reelection bid. we can give you a live look at detroit this morning, where the president is expected to campaign, but it

comes as he faces calls to step down from the presidential election due to concerns over his health. at a news conference, he said he is the best candidate to beat former president trump in november. here's today in the bay's brie jackson with the latest from washington. despite the uncertainty here on capitol hill, the biden campaign is arguing that president biden succeeded in fending off some of his doubters and urged democrats to stop talking about themselves and focus on the guy they're running against. more children, a defiant president biden defending his reelection bid. i think i'm the most qualified person to run for president. the president's first solo press conference of the year, getting off to a rocky start as he flubbed the name of his own vice president. i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president, but i think she was not qualified to be president. that gaffe comes as the 81 year old is working to fend off critics, even within

his own party, who say he must drop out of the presidential race, citing concerns about his poor debate performance, age and ability to win. this november. can you name me somebody who's got more major piece of legislation passed in three and a half years? i created 2000 jobs this last week. still more than a dozen democratic lawmakers want him to step aside. the hard reality is, and i'm far from the only democrat who believes this, that the numbers, the trajectory, what americans feel in their bones right now suggests not only that, joe biden would lose this race, but that he or we would lose the senate and the house. others are sticking with biden at the top of the 2024 ticket. we have the team, we have the operation. we have the president who i trust. president biden seeking to prove he is the best candidate to take on former president trump with the fate of his campaign and the future of

the country hanging in the balance, president biden continues to ramp up stops on the campaign trail with an event in michigan today and a memo his campaign laid out. what it sees as its path to keeping the white house saying winning wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan is the clearest pathway to victory in washington. brie jackson nbc news monday night lester holt will sit down with president biden for an exclusive one on one interview. before that, you can watch a preview on nbc nightly news at 4 p.m. and then the full, unedited interview in a prime time special at 6 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. vacaville police grieving this morning after a police officer was killed during a traffic stop. you're looking at. video. this was of a procession for 32 year old matthew bowen. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. police say officer bowen was making a traffic stop yesterday morning when he was hit from behind by another vehicle. bowen was taken to the

hospital, dying later there. now that driver of the other vehicle, 24 year old serena rodriguez, is accused of driving under the influence of drugs. governor gavin newsom is ordering flags at the capitol to be flown at half staff in memory of officer bowen. new friction for alameda county district attorney pamela price. and this time, it's with governor newsom. he's announcing that state prosecutors will now handle alameda county's more complex criminal cases because price declined his offer to provide the county extra prosecutors and resources. the governor talked about the move yesterday, when he also announced more chp patrols for oakland, including at least 20 officers every day. price later issued a response. she chose not to embrace that path. and we have a mechanism with the with the ag's office, the department of justice, to do just that. look, she was independently elected. i'm not here to offer advice or counsel.

i can only observe what i've observed. i can't speak to the governor's disappointment. i'm sorry that he's disappointed, and i hope he will call me. price describes the governor as misinformed. she says her office did take steps to obtain the resources newsom's administration offered, but it ended up being far less than what she says the governor had initially indicated. new at six elon musk appears to be making a clean break with san francisco's mid-market area. the chronicle reporting that the company, known as x, formerly twitter, is planning to sublet its market street headquarters. this is which twitter first occupied back in 2011. so far, there's no listing, but a paper reports that a real estate firm is now on board. when musk first purchased the company, he started hinting that he was going to move twitter's operations out of san francisco. it's not yet clear if x will look for office space elsewhere in the city, or just somewhere else altogether. it's 611. we can give you a live look at dublin and kerry is here to give

us a taste of weather this saturday and sunday will be steamy or not. we've been talking about that. the changes that we are going to see as we are now still under our microclimate weather alert due to the extreme heat that we are going to see today. but better for the weekend and look at the range in temperatures in san rafael it is 54 degrees. in dublin. it is 70, it's 57 in san francisco, and we're in the upper 60s in san jose. that's to get started. we know it's going to be another hot day and away from the coastline in parts of the inner bay, we will have another excessive heat warning until 8:00 this evening as our temperatures head for the 90s and over 100 degrees. fairfield were up to 104 today, while in fremont it will be 90 degrees mountain view 86 for that high temperature and mid 70s for san francisco. still hot in much of the north bay, with santa rosa reaching 96 degrees. so we'll talk about things changing how it will feel this weekend. coming up, mike is giving us

some places where we can fill up for less. that's right. well, you might want to fill up for the weekend perhaps. and then san jose continues the lead with 377. again, we'll talk about platinum gas on tully road. in fact, there's a trio at that price along tully road, so look for bargains there. concord dominates contra costa counties list eight stations in that city. report 399. that's under four bucks. of course, pointing to arco today on willow pass road in the middle and in the marin county area. we're looking at the best in san rafael. 399 at mobil on ritter street. that's the only one that keeps you under four bucks. you can check all these prices on gasbuddy.com. you can report some changes for your area as well. not a lot of change on the roadway. we are looking at a smooth flow of traffic. we had an issue in the south bay. actually. two middle lanes are still blocked south 280 at highway 85 traffic so light. and that's also counter commute that there's not a lot of slowing approaching winchester. but there may be a crew arriving shortly. so there may be a traffic break again. southbound 280. meanwhile, northbound 101, we had the slowing that's eased

up back at the limit should be another half hour to see a build. guys, back to you. thanks, mike. improving worker safety ahead on today in the bay. dollar general is forced to make major changes amid some legal trouble and we're gearing up for the weekend with some exciting festivals. from wine and food to dancing. we've got something just about for one. plus celebrities and sports legends collide will take you to lake tahoe for the excitement building ahead of the american century championship golf tournament. stay with us. you are watching today in the bay this friday

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right now... at floor & decor. microclimate weather alert as we take a look at our day trend for berkeley. we are starting out in the mid 60s and a few clouds in this morning. as we go throughout the day, it's going to be in the upper 70s here a really nice one, but still very hot for the inland valley. so we'll talk about the changes ahead for this weekend coming up. yeah, the traffic flow looks good here in dublin. westbound 80. those headlights coming toward us eventually to the dublin interchange looking at the limit. and good spacing. we'll show you how things are shaping up coming into this area as well as other slowing. we start to see it's about the time, but it is also friday. well, wall street is set for a mixed open after the s&p 500 and nasdaq snap, a seven day winning

streak. this is with the worst day since april. investors selling mega-cap tech names shifting into other parts of the market, such as small and mid-cap stocks, banks and home builders. the move spurred by a softer than expected report from consumer prices, investors flocking to areas that could benefit the interest rate cuts by federal reserve in focus today, data on producer prices and consumer sentiment, plus earnings from citigroup, jpmorgan chase and wells fargo. well, dollar general is agreeing to pay a $12 billion fine and improve safety conditions at its stores. the labor department and osha, reaching a settlement with the retailer, resolving allegations including blocked emergency exits and fire extinguishers, unsafe storage and electrical panels that couldn't be accessed. now, dollar general will be required to reduce inventory and improving stocking to prevent the hazards and hire more safety managers. it is 618 this

weekend, a popular night market returns to san francisco. bhangra and beats returns to the mission district at battery and clay. the free event features food, cocktails and local vendors. tonight marks the second of four fridays the events are taking place this year. it all begins at 5 p.m. also this weekend, some sips and tastes are returning to the north bay. the taste of napa wine, food and music event is tomorrow. organizers say more than 70 wineries, breweries, restaurants and artisans are taking part at the meritage resort's grand reserve lawn. general admission. it's 150 bucks. doors open at noon, and, well, there is wine, so you got to be 21 years old or older to attend. a fan favorite returns to lake tahoe, and many fans might bring their autograph books for your autograph. no? maybe yours. well, stars and sports and entertainment all hitting the links. this is for american century championship now, this is one of golf's most

popular celebrity. terminate terminate, terminate tournaments. some of those taking part. this year would be the kelce brothers. their former star athletes like alex rodriguez and charles barkley, snl's colin jost, as well as celebrity chef bobby flay. and you can also expect some legendary 40 niners, including the goat got davante adams and larry fitzgerald tomorrow, so we're going to go at it and it should be a lot of fun. this is the greatest. this is this i mean you know the american century championship is like the best the best the best week of golf period. yeah. competition begins today. the final round is on sunday and it airs tomorrow and sunday, starting at 11:30 a.m, right here on nbc bay area be a little warm up there. yeah it's going to be warm, but i think they can handle it. a lot of athletes and celebrities, they got people like fanning them you know. yeah, there's all those fans right. exactly. yeah.

but it is amazing to see how good they are because you know, you think okay this person plays baseball. but they're also really amazing at golf too. and you know it's always like i cannot do either of those i know right? i'm also consistent. but if there's a traffic issue oh there we go. look at you. mike's on it. and yes, it's going to be a hot weekend there for the golfers. let's take a look at that forecast. we are going to be in the mid 80s today low 80s tomorrow. that's not too bad. especially with them being right there on the lake. and that little breeze coming off. or maybe they can go take a dip if it gets too hot. but we are going to have some great weather in tahoe this weekend. and cooling down in san rafael as you're waking up heading out this morning, a few of the low clouds drifting by, but also a cool start. let's head over to san ramon with a look at what to expect over the next few hours in the upper 60s. nice cool start, but it will quickly warm up. we're in the mid 70s already at 8:00, low 80s at 10:00 and going throughout the day. it's going to quickly make it into

the 90s and stay there for several hours throughout the day. and we'll reach the peak of those temperatures right at about 3:00 this afternoon at 97 degrees, and then gradually coming back down for the evening, dropping out of the 90s by 7:00 in the evening is looking much better with the breezy wind, but we will have several hours of this excessive heat for the inland areas, and it will be one where you have to take it easy. try to get in the ac and drink lots of water once again today with our high temperature in concord up to 102 106 in vacaville and it will be as hot as 112 degrees in ukiah today, while in santa rosa, it's still pretty hot there. 96 degrees with mid 70s in san francisco. looking ahead to our weekend, our saturday will be in the upper 70s in oakland, 83 in hayward and some mid 90s for livermore. but we're not seeing that widespread major to extreme heat risk. so it looks like it will be better for those outdoor

activities and even better for sunday as well. so we're making outdoor plans to get out there, but it's going to be a little bit more humid. take a look at our hour by hour outlook. this shows the clouds that will be starting to roll in, with a surge of some leftover tropical moisture moving into the bay area, and as that humidity and the clouds increase, we'll have to watch the sierra and a few areas to our south for the potential of some isolated thunderstorms. i don't think we'll see that around here, but it will be humid and a few more clouds coming in and temperatures in the mid 90s for tomorrow. low 90s for sunday and getting even better for the beginning to middle of next week. san francisco is keeping it cool after today with 60s throughout much of the rest of the forecast. and mike, that friday commute starting to ramp up, it is. but for friday, ramping up is not as bad as monday through thursday. so this is at the toll plaza richmond over in towards san rafael. we just now in the last three minutes, have seen cars starting to have to slow down and actually pause to get through the toll plaza area a little

slowing on the sensors right there. no big surprises for the rest of the. we have a little break tapping for highway four through concord, so again, that later commute kicking in, it's a lot lighter there. and so south bay hasn't yet showed that second slowing yet. that will be another 20 minutes through san jose. back to you. thanks, mike. next on today in the bay, i got to do my day job. we respond setto

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insurance issues. like the verma family in hayward. here's what happened. their insurer got bought up and the new company canceled their policies, saying that there was some sort of auto pay issue with the firm has tried to restore their coverage themselves, but the company wouldn't budge. so the firm has contacted us. we contacted the insurer, then that company reinstated the verma family's insurance policy. so far this year, 81 viewers have sent us insurance complaints and you can join them. you can send us yours. you can snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form back over to you, marcus. all right. thanks, chris. well, we've got a lot more to cover for you ahead at 630, including this bay area heat wave cooling down slightly, but we want to talk about those dangerous conditions stretching into the weekend. but it is still hot out there. and there is another heat related death being investigated in the south bay. we'll show you how people

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heat wave will have as we head into a hot weekend and a tragic shooting in the east bay. a father shoots and kills multiple family members. the growing memorial this morning, as investigators try to piece together a motive. i think i'm the most qualified person to run for president. what americans feel in their bones right now suggest not only that joe biden would lose this race, but that he or we would lose the senate and the house. a high stakes moment this morning, reaction to president biden's pivotal press conference and flubs he made that are increasing worries as we get closer to the election. this is today in the bay. good friday morning i'm chris kamara substituting for laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get you caught up with that forecast today. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect not only today but over into the weekend. and kari

a lot of folks have a lot of plans. yes there's a lot going on this weekend. and the good thing is that the weather will cooperate. it's going to be better than what we'll see for today. so take a look at live view, our san francisco, our san jose camera. as we're waking up to a clear start. it will be a few degrees lower this afternoon, but still dangerously hot and some of our inland valleys and it will be humid with a chance of some isolated storms nearby as we go into the weekend next week. no extreme heat. that's the good news here. here's a look at our south bay high temperatures for today up to 98. milpitas 101. in morgan hill. still very hot there. and the excessive heat warning continues for the inland east bay, with a high up to 104. in antioch today in fremont, 94 degrees there. cool along the coastline with upper 60s and in san francisco will be in the upper 70s for today in the mission district mid 70s for downtown and still in the mid 60s for the marina district. and look at the range and

temperatures in the north bay from 70 near the coast to 112 for ukiah. that's definitely our microclimates in full effect. and we'll talk about the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. just wow with that, thanks, kari. all right. well, that heat certainly turning deadly. santa clara health officials there saying at least 19 people have died since the scorching temperatures topped triple digits today in the bay thom jensen is joining us live from our newsroom. tom, how are people trying to stay cool? good morning. well, we've reached out to, you know, the coroner's office about those deaths, but yet people are trying to stay cool by heading to some of those cooler areas like kari was talking about, you know, in the 60s in san francisco coming up and some of those cooler areas around the bay area also heading out to their pools. we did try to confirm that 19th death being investigated as a heat related death in santa clara county. today, we have confirmed yesterday, thursday, that 18 people are who died, are being investigated as heat related deaths, according to the santa clara county coroner's office. and we also talked to people

around the bay area about how they're coping with this heat when they're out in jobs where they have to work outdoors, even during these heat waves. how do you handle it? make sure that the guys stay hydrated. you know, if they they reach the high temperatures, we allow them to go in their car with their ac, have their breaks. yeah. yesterday we were reporting the coroner was investigating 18 heat related deaths. as i said, in the county. and overnight, according to reporting from the mercury news, another person died from heat related issues. thursday, nbc bay area talked to people outdoors as i said, and they we talked to an ice cream vendor who said that he really doesn't care about the heat. he likes it because it drives up his business and he likes keeping people cool and hydrated. other folks like that road crew who we talked to said, besides drinking plenty of water and taking breaks in their cars and the air conditioning, they

also try to start early and end early before it gets too hot. but they're really looking forward to this heat wave ending. and that extended forecast that kari was talking about. but the heat is still here today, and we've got a list of all the cooling centers on our website, marcus and kris. and i'm told that that list has been moved to the front page. so very easy for folks to find this morning if they're looking for a place to cool off later on today. when we do get closer to those triple digit numbers in some of the areas east and east of, you know, san francisco and other areas that are really going to get hot in the east bay. tom, thanks very much. good advice. here's some other good advice. if you want to watch the weather in real time. hot, cold in between, you can download our nbc bay area app. get up to the minute updates sent straight to your smartphone. same for breaking news alerts, and you can download it for free in your phone's app store. happening today alameda man accused of shooting and killing four members of his own family is scheduled to be arraigned. a

live look at the memorial outside of that home. this is on kitty hawk road in alameda. that's where police say a father shot and killed those victims. that tragedy unfolding late wednesday. police say 54 year old shane parrish, colleen shot and killed his wife, their young son and his in-laws. he's also accused of shooting and critically injuring their one year old son. while also in the east bay, a 34 year old man is dead. this is following a shooting overnight. this one happened at an apartment complex around 730 last night along wilbur avenue. so far, there is no word on any arrest or what led up to that shooting. police are currently only calling it an active investigation. anyone with information is asked to call police. turning back to decision 2024, president biden is setting his sights on the swing state of michigan today, despite calls by some democratic lawmakers to end his reelection bid during a lengthy solo news

conference yesterday, biden took questions. he called his debate performance, quote, a stupid mistake. the president also tried to highlight his record on foreign policy, taxes and fighting gun violence for children are killed by a bullet than any other cause of death. the united states of america. what the hell are we doing? the president was also asked about his health and stamina, a noticeable mistake when biden was referring to kamala harris, he said vice president trump you'll remember earlier this week, speaker emeritus nancy pelosi spoke out on morning joe, putting her support in the president's decision to continue his reelection bid. but she stopped short of saying he should stay in the race this morning on the today show, democratic congressman jim clyburn says the conversation over biden getting out of the race should stop the conversation should focus on the record of this administration, on the alternative to his

election and let joe biden continue to make his own decisions about his future. he's earned that right, and i am going to give him that much respect. you can watch that full interview ahead at 7 a.m. on today right after today in the bay, later today, governor newsom will meet with new zealand's new prime minister to talk about hitting climate targets and continuing economic ties with new zealand in 2022, the governor established a new partnership with new zealand's previous prime minister. will their memorandum of cooperation focused on reducing pollution and speeding up the transition to clean energy? will the new prime minister took over in new zealand last november and having met both of them, i can only imagine. well, also today, oakland's newest baseball team is hosting its first block party. the ballers event is going to take place over at raymond park. this is where the team plays its home games. yesterday, the b's unveiled their strategy that's aiming to

allow fans to have a say over their future. spectators will be able to invest in the team, decide where they play, approve logo changes and even help hire coaches. more than 800 potential investors are already, reserved. those shares online. meanwhile, a block party kicking off at five tonight. it is free for anyone who buys a ticket to the game. the beat the b's are playing the great fall warriors. and meteorologist kari hall is joining us right now because you are looking ahead for us. game weather in oakland hasn't really been too bad. i mean, it's been warmer but not bad. not bad and it's going to be a little bit cooler today. so i think it's going to be perfect in time for that game. for this afternoon. now we're starting out with temperatures in the 60s. as you're heading out the door at 5:00, it will be 75 degrees. so i don't know if it gets any better than that. and the nice little breeze if you're across the bay in san francisco, look up. you may see the italian blue angels flying over crissy field any time between 1 and 3:00 this

afternoon. it will be in the upper 60s, low 70s, really beautiful weather there. and then later on this evening we have the giants game versus the twins. it will also be on nbc bay area. it will be 65 degrees at first pitch. so bring the hoodie. the jacket, all the layers. it will also be windy as those gusts pick up to about 15 to 20mph and dropping down to about 60 degrees for tonight. warmer weather this weekend at the san jose, san jose, obon festival in japantown. it will be in the upper 80s, so at least we're not talking about triple digits. but you do want to still make sure that you're staying hydrated with the warm weather during the middle of the day and a little bit better on sunday, with a high of about 85. if you want to head along the coastline, you're driving down a big sur. it will be 83 there today, and it will be a little bit cooler for the weekend. saturday and sunday's high temperatures in the mid 70s with a lot of sunshine there and also a lot going on in napa this weekend. 94 for today. so a lot

of heat. make sure you're staying hydrated there as well, but it will be much more comfortable throughout the weekend with highs in the lower 80s and sunshine this weekend. mike, you've got a possible delay heading into sunol i do. it's been a pretty light drive right now this morning, but sunol northbound so counter commute. as you can see, not much of a commute. right now we're looking at northbound 680. just as you approach the vargas exit. there may be a traffic break closing the slow lane. the right lane, there's an emergency repair work going on again, this is heading north out of fremont and in towards sunol. the commute direction the opposite and it's just fine right now. in fact, most of our commute is great. so we look ahead. richmond park right over here, talked about that block party there tonight before around the game time. so watch for a lot of activity. and remember parking is kind of scarce. they can take a shuttle from the bart station over here the oakland arena. there's the least anticipated album tour. i'm still going to talk about possible traffic through the area for bands. i know their fans have been anticipating it and the giants play tonight, so keep that in

mind tonight as well. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. brutal heat is causing some weekend closures ahead on today in the bay, a popular california lake is off limits right when people need it most to cool down. plus, the rock under construction. no, not dwayne the rock johnson, but who's also a bay area treasure. but we're talking about alcatraz island. we're going to talk about those changes underway this month. i'm cinthia pimentel, live in san francisco. people from all over the world, sailors are coming here to the marina green to compete for the sailgp grand final. and if you can see right behind me, the boat says, powered by nature, we're going to talk about all things sustainability and the first of a kind trophy. they're honoring teams with later on this afternoon. keep it here. you're

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wildfire in the la honda area. this is south of half moon bay. this is a time lapse video of that fire burning right now. this is called the coggins fire. it has already burned at least one unoccupied rv. witnesses are reporting that nearby trees caught fire. there is no word of how this fire started just yet. we'll continue to monitor this and bring you updates throughout the morning. popular lake san antonio in monterey county is now closed to visitors as a result of a massive fish die

off. state fish and wildlife agents say it's the result of extreme heat and lower oxygen levels in the water. park rangers say the decision to close was made out of an abundance of caution. last week, the county did warn visitors about the dying fish, saying there was no harm to human or pets. well, turning to a live look over at a foggy start over at alcatraz island. but this is also going to be the spot of construction makeover there. so the national park service is bringing in a familiar construction firm, tudor panini, and it is wrapping up the new muni central subway. now alcatraz renovations will cost nearly $50 million. it's going to include refurbishing the main prison building and improving the infrastructure. also, they're going to remove some hazardous materials and repair worn down concrete. do you hear the trumpets? there they are. two weeks from today, the world will hear those trumpets and celebrate the thrill of victory.

that's when the opening ceremony takes place in paris for the 2024 summer olympic games. we're excited. we hope you are too. and at this point, the athletes, we hope they're excited. they're locked in, though literally and figuratively. the teams are now set following some exciting trials and team usa athletes are now in preparation mode, fine tuning their training for first time olympians. it's going to be 0 to 60 in no time. for those lucky enough to make it back, like former cal swimmer ryan murphy and stanford's katie ledecky, there's a ton to savor. i feel really fortunate that we had an incredible atmosphere at trials that we can learn from and really just kind of take those experiences and hopefully be better in paris. just trying to learn from the trials, meet, get better, and i love when we come together as a team and get to train together and get the best out of each other, and we love it when you win gold. other headliner teams are also getting ready. the latest u.s. dream team plays its next exhibition game in basketball that is,

against australia next monday, and nbc bay area is your home for the olympics. said it and forget it. start to finish. it all starts july 26 and we are sending jessica aguirre to europe. she's going to be live from paris, bringing you stories of our local athletes competing and ideally winning. well, you know what? this is not the olympics, but something similar to you this weekend. sailors from all over the world, they will descend on to the san francisco bay sailgp as in grand prix, will hold its season championship called the grand final today in the bay. cinthia pimentel is joining us live. hey cynthia. good morning, chris and marcus. so i want you to imagine formula one racing. but on the iconic san francisco bay waters, that's what's going to be happening this saturday and sunday at the marina green. teams from all over the world are going to be coming in for such fun filled, fast speed

action out in the bay waters. and joining me this morning is andy thompson, the managing director for sailgp. thank you for waking up with us and tell me what goes into preparing for such intense races, and what are you most looking forward to this weekend? well, yeah, there's a lot going on down here at pier 80. there's ten boats being put together. we've got about 100 technicians who work on the boats, so lots going on. the athletes are doing practice racing out there on the bay today. so look out for that. if you're in san francisco, one of the most excited for is it all comes down to one 15 minute match race on sunday afternoon for $2 million. oh my goodness, that's intense. we were talking about the simulator early. fans are going to get a chance to, you know, participate in that kind of get a feel for the conditions that the sailors get to experience. and i know we talked a little bit earlier ago about choosing san francisco. you know, the winds, the currents, the beautiful weather that we're going to have this weekend. and aside from, you know, all of the intense action that's going on, sailgp also

wants to focus on, you know, a better future and climate wherever the team goes. tell me a little bit about that and the trophy that we're actually giving out this afternoon. yeah, sure. so these boats are powered by nature, and the ocean is our race track. so we feel like we have a responsibility to the environment. our athletes see the effects of climate change, you know, more than most athletes around the world because they see it close up and so what we decided to do is create a podium for the planet where all the teams compete for sustainability initiatives throughout the season. the points are tied up and the winner gets a trophy. it's going to be presented tonight, which we're super excited about. oh my gosh, i'm excited about it too. thank you so much. and here we are at pier 80. this is the usa sailgp team boat that you are looking at. there is a lot of moving parts already happening this morning. the team is actually going to get to participate in some events with the san francisco giants later on, at oracle, as well. the tickets are available online. you stand up next to these boats

and it's really incredible. the technology that goes into it. so definitely a weekend to come out to san francisco at the marina green, to see the grand final this weekend. temperatures will be in the upper 60s. but of course, bring a jacket. you're right. by the water. it could get breezy, but overall it's just amazing. so i hope everybody gets a chance to come out and see them. and like you said, even if you're not coming to the event, you're driving around the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge, the richmond san rafael bridge. that's what's going on on the water. if you see these amazing boats. but for now, live in san francisco. cinthia pimentel. today in the bay with cynthia. the big question is, have you been practicing with the simulator? because, you know, team today in the bay, we're trying to win. oh that's right. team today in the bay we've got $2 million. you know the grand prize for a nice little brunch for the office. the simulator is on the other side of the hangar here. but yes, we all be cruising. everybody into a winning weekend. that's what i'm talking about. i'm counting on you. oh,

yeah. that thing. she means brunch in paris. yeah, but 2 million seems like a little brunch. yeah all right. we do have some great weather for that event. and all of the other ones going around on this weekend around the bay area take a look at our live view as you're driving across the golden gate bridge. it's not as foggy as it was yesterday at this time, but we are going to see at times some low visibility and that cooling fog along the coast and in the bay. it'll be in the upper 50s as you're stepping out the door, but it is 70 in livermore and in byron. we're feeling the warmer temperatures already in spots as we're bracing for another really hot day. the excessive heat warning continues for those inland areas. vacaville today you're headed up to 106 degrees and livermore. yesterday we were at 109, but today 102. so it's getting a little bit better, but still dangerous out there and low 90s for san jose. while in san francisco it will be in the mid 70s and 99 today in napa.

now tomorrow those temperatures come down about ten degrees in some spots. so it's going to be a little bit better, but may feel humid. so it may still feel like it's really hot to you. and then looking at sunday's high temperatures, oakland 77 and still in the low to mid 90s for parts of the south county and inland areas. we're also going to see more clouds coming in with a surge of some leftover tropical moisture. and into the next couple of days, we could see partly cloudy skies and feel more humidity. even though the temperatures will be coming down several degrees. looking ahead in a spotlight, gilroy, where we are getting ready for some much better weather going into the next few days. looking out ten days i don't see any more extreme heat coming our way. so that's the good news here. we can just make it past today. it's going to be great going into the weekend as well as much of next week. san francisco is also going to bring those temperatures down. we're in the upper 70s today with upper 60s from sunday into much of next

week. mike, you're seeing a traffic break near san jose. yes so that's giving a bad break for folks who are traveling north on 280. but it's recovering even now. there was something going on around 10th, 11th, the exits getting over towards san jose state north to 80 really jammed up for just a few minutes. it wasn't quite long enough to see everything ripple over toward 101. you're watching now. stay to 280. it's okay. 101 does have that subtle build in. it will continue. but it's friday again. a lighter volume of traffic there, a little slowing. watch sunol for the issue around the exit at vargas. back to you, mike. thanks. happening now a deepening mystery surrounding an australian man found unconscious and seriously injured on the streets of san francisco. police now say they've reviewed surveillance video from market street on the 4th of july, and found no evidence that colin bettles was assaulted. this, despite a former deputy australian prime minister who bettles worked under, saying bettles was attacked. bettles friends say doctors put him into a medically induced coma, but now he is awake and slowly

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are moving you forward with a look at the top stories on today in the bay. we're going to start with that breaking news this morning. word of a massive at&t data breach potentially impacting millions of customers. the company says that call and texting records were exposed over a six month period in 2022. now it all spouted from a legal download made by a third party cloud platform, at&t. first learned of that breach in april, and the company does not believe that the data was publicly available. but the phone numbers are nearly all cell customers and customers. for wireless providers that use the network

were impacted, as were at&t landline customers. the breach covered the period between may and october of 2022. the company is notifying all customers who information was exposed. also in the east bay, the man accused of killing four family members is expected in court. here's a live look at the memorial. outside of a home on kitty hawk road in alameda. that's where police say a father opened fire on his family. 54 year-old shane killian is accused of killing his wife, six year old son and his in-laws. he's also accused of shooting his one year old son at last check. that little boy is in critical condition. santa clara county health officials say the death toll from the current heat wave is rising. the mercury news is reporting at night, a 19th death is linked to the scorching temperatures in the county, and we have reached out to the coroner's office for confirmation. we have not yet heard back. one last check of

the weather here with kari. yeah, we are going to have one more day of this extreme heat and temperatures over 100 degrees. it will be humid this weekend, but temperatures dropping into the low 90s. all right, well, i'll give you a break over here at the bay bridge. it's friday. the metering lights have been on since about 5:45. and there we go. no backup. sounds good. looks good. thanks, mike. all right. the today show is just moments away. however, stay with today in the bay for more local news streaming on roku, pluto and our other platforms ahead at eight sideshows. san jose's mayor joins us live to discuss a crackdown. a lot going on there. thanks for joining us this morning. have a great morning good friday morning. reaction pouring in to president biden's closely watched news conference. >> did he do enough to stay in the race? it's july 123 -- it's july 12th. od