we're live in livermore, rick boone for nbc bay area news. and no, i'm not jumping in the water. >> not doing the nestea plunge, rick? >> notice he has his sleeves rolled up. >> i had a friend who went to the pool and said it was too miserable to stay in the pool and went to the movies instead. that's how hot it was. everybody is asking how long will it last, chincluding my husband. he's been calling me. it will last a couple more days. >> a live look at our traffic camera as at san rafael and san jose. kari, we promise we will love you no matter what you tell us, but this is a tough pill to swallow right now. >> even in spots in san francisco where, as we know, a lot of people don't have air-conditioning. start ng ting in the 80s it get pretty uncomfortable. we're looking across the bay with temperatures in the 70s. it's in the low 80s right now in heelsburg. half moon bay area, 75. 79 in palo alto. 90 degrees in livermore. as we go over the next few days, the wildfires could quickly get out of control, so be real careful with cigarettes and

rick boone. >> within the past 30 minutes, the situation has improved dramatically, the east bay == ber one on the list with 2,000 customers without power. mostly in concord. and really, positive on the peninsula just two customers theiout power. pg&e they are trying to discover whether all of this is linked to the heat wave. tomorros still pretty hot. looking live at our cameras at palo alto and the golden gate bridge. ously ho ramps up tomorrow. jeff, hard to imagine that it is going to be hotter tomorrow than today. >> good for another five to seven degrees of warming here. power outages in the east bay, no doubt where we have the hottest temperatures. check it out. also, check out this category, that somebody the average temperatures. so most areas, even though it does get warm this time of year, runs about 15 degrees above average and close to record setting. did have a bit of an ocean breeze, but it will do little to our forecast to stop the heat. we are at 102 by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. ing a new update at 6:20 tonight. >> see you then. e th these dangerously hot temperatures continu

rick boone for today in the bay. >> all right.ns no air conditioners, no fans, it must have been a miserable night of sleep. keep track of the weather where you live and work by downloading our free nbc bay area app. use it to track temperatures and to stay ahead of the heat wave. >>> 4:34 right now. to some breaking news out of london this morning where police continue to question the man arrested in in the city's latest terror attack. ten people injured after the suspect drove a van into a group of worshippers outside of a mosque. you're looking at london. all of this happened short ly after midnight as worshippers had just finished prayers during t the holy month of ramadan. the driver, a 48-year-old man, arrested on scene. a group of people actually captured him and pinned him down until police could get there. he said he was going to kill all muslims. one person did die at the scene. it's unclear if it was caused by this attack. >>> a coast guard crew will be docking here in the bay area after a massive 17,000-pound drug bust

. >> "today in the bay's rick boone has been live. area that experienced outages as well, people hopefully getting power back this morning. >> there were about 6,000 people but now it's better. it's daylight. we can feel it getting warmer now. pg&e trying their best to make sure no more power outages come their way. they'll be meeting to get power back up faster. pg&e is determining if the power going out yesterday and over the weekend is due to the heat. across the bay people went to beaches to escape that heat but places cooler like san mateo where 75,000 people lost power on father's day. >> just got back from the lake. we got some sun burns going on. so we didn't have the luxury of the fans. the lights went out. >> reporter: seriously it is getting warmer. it will not stop at this point. another day of headaches worrying whether their power will stay on. rick boone for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. keep track of the in your area by downloading free nbc bay area app. you can track the temperatures where you live and w

rick boone for today in the bay. >> rick, thank you so much. 5. . 34.e testimony expected in the russia investigation. both congressional intelligence committees are meeting on wednesday. this as the president's lawyer insists he is not being investigated. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live with what president trump is now saying about the investigation. tracey? >> reporter: the president says he is being investigated. his attorney says he is not and that discrepancy raising more questions whether the fbi is really looking at president trump for possible obstruction of justice. president trump's personal attorney insists the president is not a target of the fbi's russia investigation. >> there is not an investigation of the president of the united states, period. the president is not under investigation. president he has not the been notified by anyone that he's under investigation. >> reporter: this despite president trump's tweet calling it a witch-hunt. >> trump has a compulsion to counterattack. and it's very pugnacious. i don't think i

live in belmont rick boone nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much rick. >>> new details tonight on the president's travel ban. hours ago the supreme court announced it is giving all challengers a deadline of june 12th to put in a request for a stay. the high court will not make a decision until hearing from those challengers. late last night the president asked the supreme court to reinstate his ban which restricts travel to the u.s. from six problematically muslim countries as of now that ban is blocked by two lou lower courts including the ninth circuit in san francisco. >> in his own words russia. president putin speaking out about allegations his country meddled in the u.s. election. his remarks coming in an exclusive nbc interview with megyn kelly. blaine zander is live in washington with the details. blaine. >> reporter: janelle russian president vladimir putin answered some direct question base the investigation here at home. as you might expect he certainly had a lot to say. >> the white house today taking no questions on the ongoing russia investigation. >> we're focused o

rick boone for today in the bay. >> thank you for that update. 5:02. happening in washington, as we continue to track the fallout following former fbi director james comey's testimony yesterday. right now, all about accusations and counteraccusations. this morning, the president broke his silence on twitter. he tweeted out for the first time since comey testified. president trump saying, quote, despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication, and wow. comey is a leaker. although we should say comey distributed his own memo. that's not leaking. today in the bay's edward lawrence joining us live in washington to break it down. edward, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. yeah, just semantics to president donald trump and his attorney who made the same accusation that comey is a leaker. what the ex-former deputy or former fbi director said in his testimony is he did not make a determination of whether it was obstruction of justice or fought. he'll let a special prosecutor do that. what he did do is outlined nine conversa

nbc bay area rick boone is live in belmont with more. rick. >> reporter: well, janelle let's try and get to that point. the unstable ground situation. where i'm standing is where all the water did gusher out this morning. and that is what a lot of residents are wondering whether or not all that water means this ground remains soggy and their property could have a chance of moving. a water main break cause ago water fall and between two belmont homes. forcing evacuations. >> well i got a flashlight and pointed it down. i saw something move in the grass. i'm -- on closer look it was water. >> the water pipe installed in the 1950s. first mounds ever mud that rolled down a hill slam into a house below threatening others. >> it was probably flowing at about $1,000 gallons a minute. took about two hours to turn off. we're talking about 120,000 gallons of water oh sflo no one hurt but dozens of homes lost water for most of the day even after it was capped. >> they didn't know what else was going to fail. because you got that much water coming ou

we're live in san jose rick boon, nbc. >> thank you. >>> chp officers may be able to recognize drivers impaired by marijuana. governor brown's budget sets aside $3 million for training and 400 officer as year will spend two weeks learning detection techniques. >> drugs affect everyone differently. so we want our officers to be able to articulate impairment and why they pull that person over and why they are making the decision to arrest, not based merely on the presence of a drug. >> a new hand held device is tested that would detect drugs in a matter of minutes through a saliva sample. the task force will be formed to evaluate and develop new technologies. >>> fireworks, as always, a concern heading into the 4th of july holiday. today the city of dublin launching the safe and sane fireworks program. about a dozen booths open for business around the city. dublin is is one of the few places in the bay area that allows the sale of fireworks but there are tight restrictions. the fireworks can only be used on july 4th and in three designated parks within the city. >> temperature as high as

we're live in san jose, rick boone. >> best information often comes from the public. lawyers for derriick almena hola pres conference today. he's the master tentant and charged with the deadly ghostship warehouse fire. that will be on broadway street in oakland. they're expected to discuss charges against almena. he's charging 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each victim. an maila's attorneys call the charges a distraction from the real issue, what they say is a lack of affordable and safe housing in oakland. here's his attorney from after he made his first appearance in court. >> despite the strong emotions, we do not feel that the public good will be served by prosecuting our client. >> i think what he said was nonsense. >> all right, that comment right there came from a family member of one of the victims. in the meantime, max harris is the second person facing charges in the fire. he was just transported to the santa rita jail in dublin yesterday from los angeles where he was arrested. >> 6:04. napa county officials will hold a ground breakingm

rick boone will have a live report for our midday newscast.r anything that will help cool things down. one store that sold fans yesterday to more than 8 out of 10 customers. >>> a car chase in southern california that keeps going for miles. longer than most hollywood films will run. you can link to the chase scenes that only seem like they were straight from an action film and everybody is okay, thankfully. more news in 30 minutes. >>> this morning on "today's take," mega monday kicking things off with tay diggs as our celebrity co-host. plus, kiersten dunst and kate walsh. and singing superstar gavin degraw hits our concert stage with a life performance, all coming up right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take." >> it is monday morning, june 19th, 2017. you're listening to "best i ever had" by gavin degraw. just so happens he's here and will be performing live later on in our program. we've got a huge show, topped off by our celebrity co-host, mr. tay diggs. >> woo! good morning. >> actor, singer, superstar. love the hat. >