." ♪ i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv.oday, we start with a new summer initiative by nbc bay area and telemundo 48, supporting our schools, a way to help students get the necessary tools they need to learn. then a health issue in the asian america and pacific islander communities, hepatitis b, and how to make them hep b free. next, a big event for the filipino community, the 24th annual pistahan parade and festival. it just keeps getting bigger. and finally, we finish with our traditional artistic and cultural performers by tenelle, an artist of samoan heritage with a new album and a live performance here in our studio. well, supporting our schools is a project by nbc bay area and telemundo 48. today, we feature two of our community partners joining us in the effort to help provide families and their students with essential school supplies. joining me is ena yasuhara li the vice president of community impact for united way bay area, who helps oversee the agency's services designed to reduce poverty in the bay area. and als

temperatures soaring in the bay area. cord breaking heat creating dangerous conditions -- as many areas are in the triple >>> right now at 5:00, the temperatures are soaring in the bay area. and heat-breaking conditions in the bay reaching triple digits. >> the news at 5:00 begins right now. thank you for joining us on the nbc bay a area news. i'm peggy bunk. mcsweeney, andu can look at the haze over dublin and inland, so many places into triple digits. >> and so many people doing what they can to beat the heat, and heading up to the the beach. this is robert crown beach in alameda and many hot temperatures bringing the concerns along wit for people's health if they are overheated and the fire danger. >> to look at the effects on the bay area, we start with our meteorologist rob mayeda. and the temperatures will cool down and then go back up? >> yes, it looks like many of the records have been falling out at san francisco and sfo/oakland airports, up to 97. san jose airport is up to 102 and sfo and oakland and san jose air

bay area. we are. by all accounts the drought monitor shows no drought fl the north bay to south bay. one spot still some drought abnormally driet in the central valley slight drought towards the l.a. and san diego basin. again a closer look we are out of the drought right now. but as we continue to head into summer we just saw that brush fire dwef in the fairfield with the breaking news. i want to remind you that the fire danger continuing to remain elevated especially over the next three months due to the fact of all of the rapid growth of brush in the bay area from the heavy winter rain. as the temperatures flair up again unthe elevated threat and of course we'll bring you anymore information on that fire that we had in fairfield tonight if needed. heading to tomorrow's forecasts it gets warmer. humidity dropping. keeping that fire danger elevated in concord with 87 degrees process 85 in nap aire 84 in santa rosa. cooler frog from san francisco to half moon bay opinion 80 expected in san jos

reporting live in oakland, i am jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jodi. >>> a call to hire local workers. the reason local workers protested in the south bay and the action they are hoping to take. >> a plane heading to s.f.o. had to make an emergency landing after a battery caught fire on board. i'm michelle roberts live at the airport. they are grateful the battery was in the main cabin. >> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. at at&t park we'll have the first pitch forecast with the game here on nbc bay area tonight and a look at the 7 days coming up in less than ten minutes. a l >>> new details on a mid-air scare on a flight headed to s.f.o., a lithium battery burst into flames on an overhead bin on a jetblue flight. michelle roberts is at s.f.o. with more. they say it is a good thing it was in the cabin and not in checked luggage. >> reporter: that's right, they say they saw the smoke and smelled it. flight attendants were quickly able to move in and put out the fire. still a very unnerving situation mid flight. >> it was all right, it was pretty scary to see the smoke on t

to end here on nbc bay area starts tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. t after today in the bay. >>> ahead of comey's testimony bay area lawmakers and activists are demanding that congress create an independent commission. demonstrators gathered on capitol hill with signs and petitions with 4 million signatures signed by american whose want clarity and scrutiny of possible ties and how foreign intervention can be prevented in the future. >>> we would have a much broader and deeper understanding of why he has this thing about russia. who does he owe money to? how much does he owe? >> among groups delivering the petition were common cause, friends of the earth and moveon.org. >>> another uber executive out following scathing allegations he obtained medical records of a rape victim. sources say the man leading uber's asia operation obtained records of a woman claimed she was raped. he started sharing the records with other executives. when asked uber for comment on the rape records today spokesperson said alexander no longer worked there. the uber investigat

stoo. >> announcer: now nbc bay area microclimate weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weather rate. >> okay i've been calling it photo friday and i do have a little correction to bring you this photo from martha it is in san jose. but i got so excited about how beautiful the picture is i called it mountain pie as it's a different mountain sorry about that martha you get to see your picture twice in a row. this was from her driveway in san jose. thanks for sending that in. our second photo today is from our very own terry mcsweeney out of stinson beach check out the blue sky on the coastline not warm, not cold just wonderful. >> you guys can get who would of me facebook page jeff ranieri and post photos be happy to share them. as we head into the tomorrow's forecasts again we start off with patchy areas of low clouds near the coastline and also high clouds bringing filtered sunshine through the by. by the afternoon more mostly sunny sky. temperatures cooling from four to seven droegs. 81 in napa. 79 in santa rosa. 80 for livermore. towards san francisco a cooler 64. on

in the bay area. people across the country were demonstrating today. centerpiece of the equality was in washington, d.c., it was endorsed by nearly every major advocacy group working on behalf of the lgbtq community. in los angeles, thousands of people there turned out to march in hollywood. some carrying signs, l.a.'s pride parade was renamed the resist march. and this is video of the memorial outside of the pulse nightclub in orlando from earlier today. tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary since omar mateen opened fire on the victims inside the club. mateen was killed during a stand-off with police. many community members stood silently in front of that memorial today. others came to place flowers in honor of the victims. >> the community came together right afterward. and we all worked and raised money and tried to help as much as we could for the families. and it means a lot to be here. >> now, there's an effort under way to turn that nightclub into a permanent memorial for the victims. >>> as

in dublin, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> it is official. two massive fires at an east bay construction site have now been ruled arson. now a six-figure reward is being offered to help find the suspect. this under construction apartment complex in emeryville burned for the second time last month. it was formally ruled arson. police released photographs of someone they believe may have started the fire. it destroyed what would have been a mixed-use five-story building including a hundred apartments. the city and developer say they will rebuild. >> we believe we can make ourselves into a more livable city by growing our population. this incident will not call into question our overall direction of the city. >> atf also says the previous fire at the very same building last july was also intentionally set. but they don't know if the same person did both. there's now a $100,000 reward for information on the fires. after of that from authorities, half from the developer. if you know anything about how the fire started, you're asked to contact the a

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thanks. >>> a heat weave is hammering much of the bay area. triple digits, heat xaupshz, and grass fires in the east bay this weekend. the alameda county fire department says it's treated five people who had medical issues because of the heat at the county fair in pleasanton. firefighters have a misting station there to help cool people off. they also have a medical clinic with the air conditioning on high. >> in oakland, fire officials are investigating what started a grass fire just off highway 13. it took fire teams about three hours to knock down the fire and contain it. >> seasonal grasses dry out, we get right back to having grass fires and vegetation fires. >> as vianey has been telling us, temperatures are expected to be hotter today. fire and paramedic crews across the region are encouraging people to stay cool and to be careful with any open flames throughout their barbecuing. you can keep track of the latest changes in the weather with our nbc bay area app. it's free and you can see where the heat is heading while you're on the go. >

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most of the bay area through tomorrow looking at great day. temperatures below average. day to be outside. a little bit breezy winds out of greft at 16 for the south bay. of the in couper tin o. 68 in milpitas. 72 in hill. 73 in antioch and 74 in concord. you can see no chance of any 80s through the east bay for team. east bay the oakland down to 66 degrees. the peninsula we have 69 in palo alto. and then a much chillier 59 in the daly city. frist 63 in the mission and cooler 61 in the marina. north bay, 66 in mill valley and 72 in napa. . the thing here in the north bay is the risk of potentially a few showers. it's not much and that's really what i want to advance this story to next is where the weekend storm system is really going to hit the most. that's the pacific northwest. you can see the bull's-eye here that's about a half inch to 3/4s of an inches of rainfall. for us this week we get a little bit popping up near nap oi contra costa, alameda counties maybe a few showers for the peninsula as well. what i've done is taken the future cast and stopped it on the best

go bay area dance teams. >> >>> now nbc bay area weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weatherate. >> we have a big change on the way. >> also 89 and 84s. >> is that your rating or the temperature. >> whether you like it or not. we are going to go well above that. later this week, 100-degree temperatures. this after snow in the see air yesterday and 60s for highs this weekend. we will plane is the reason for this weather whiplash coming up. right now, 55 degrees in san francisco. no fog. nice there. 60 currently in dublin. san jose currently 59 degrees. temperatures compared to this hour yesterday, we actually have temperatures running a little bit more warm inland by about five to six degrees. we should see that same trend for your afternoon highs as the sea breeze starts to back off. on-shore winds reaching into fairfield but we'll see a lot less of that by the time we get towards friday and saturday. morning temperatures comfortable. good enough for a light jacket early in the day with 40s and low 50s and pop of patchy low clouds alone the coast. highs tomorrow, san jose 80.

. >> now, nbc bay area micro climate area, certified moet accurate in bay area by weather rate. >> live look in sfrafr san francisco. low clouds with us. a li of drizzle hanging on with the moisture at the lower levels. currently 63 degrees. you can see temperatures dropping down into the 50s. once we hit 6:00 tomorrow morning we will keep the overcast for san francisco as we start. do look for a little bit of sunshine building back in across the south buy. that's will be the big difference tomorrow morning. up stead of rainfall again, sun starts to emerge. trivalley starts with 55. east bay, early overcast, and 57 degrees. more of a partly cloudy skies here across the north bay and 56. let's take you into the micro climate forecast as we head throughout friday temperatures warm under the increased sunshine. it will put us back at 70 here in downtown san jose. 72 in east san jose. warmest weather basketball gilroy at 75. east bay, antioch, 73, pleasanton, 71, hayward, 68. how about the peninsula. >> big wide raping in temperatures like we usually see. the colder air at the immediate coa

bay area smashmouth performs. we have a lot of things to do. >> it may look dorky, but bring an umbrella create your own shade. >> that works well, actually. when i was back in china, a lot of people use that quite a bit. >> it's so hot. >> take the shade with you. >> first tip of the day. >> let's get to what you want to know tonight and that is the triple digit heat, we are tracking that and also a few spots you can go to, to stay cool. >> now, nbc bay area, micro climate weather, certified most accurate. >> and a live look outside right now, in san francisco, from our high definition camera. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge tonight. and we have 61 degrees, and temperatures will drop down to the 50s as we head in to tomorrow morning. san francisco is definitely going to be one of the spots where you can go to get relief from the hot temperatures inland. we are going to start to feel the warm air return very fast for tomorrow. 70 for that starting temperature in the tri-valley, that is optimistic, it will be in

in just ten minutes. >>> look forward to that, thank you, our team coverage continuing with nbc bay area christie smith, south of livermore, you're preparing also for power outages? >> yes, that is right, a very high danger precaution is in effect at east bay regional parks today. and pg&e is saying yes, they are preparing for heat related issues as well. at station 25, alameda county firefighters are ready, including today packing extra water for crews who may be called out in the heat. >> we have increased potential for fires, obviously, just due to the increased heat. >> reporter: deputy jim call says they're seeing an impact from the heavy rain. >> the fuel is a lot taller, thicker, denser, is moves right up against the trees and brush. >> reporter: pg&e is prepared for having extra crews and is tracking conditions. >> utilizing this technology we have which allows us to pinpoint where the heat-related outrageh may occur. >> we brought a lot of our own shade, yeah, it will be a hot one today. >> reporter: this family found themselves with plenty of company at the cole canyon regional

==anim== ==jess/rail== tonight at six. >>> nbc bay area responds. we recovered over $750,000 for our viewers. if you want help call us or visit nbcbayarea.com/spaunts. how south bay detectives were able to catch them because of >>> coming up tonight at 6 tracking thieves to their hideout. how south bay detectives were able to catch them because of the products they stole. >>> a beloved oakland raiders coach and football legend making a rare appearance. pro football hall of famer john madden was at the charity botchy ball tournament. madden is the co founder of the event but hasn't been as active lately. former san francisco 49ers coach helped found the tournament which draws sports fans. >> it was a packed event. i went right by there. jam packed. >> raised a lot of money. >>> rain just off the coast. >> check it out. we will have the full timeline of exactly when it moves in and how much wet weather coming up tonight at 6:00. it looks like an event for the morning commute tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us. hope to see you at 6:00. tonight, in his o

the prosecution wants the death penalty. >>> two major traffic incidents snarling bay area traffic today. one on the bay bridge backed up traffic for hours. a man parked his truck and climbed on top of the bridge's anchorage. chopper 5 was over the holdup at around 10:15 this morning forcing two westbound lanes to close. this triggered a massive backup getting into san francisco. after negotiating with the highway patrol, the man was eventually brought down to safety. all lanes are now open. >>> we're hearing some stories from passengers who were on that plane headed to san francisco when a lithium battery caught fire. kpix 5's jackie ward on the frightening moments on board and the emergency landing. >> reporter: it's probably the last thing you ever want to see on a flight, nevermind a cross- country flight, smoke from an overhead bin. we spoke to passengers who say it was kind of a scary moment when they saw smoke coming from row 25 of the jetblue flight that was in the air. the flight crew quickly identified the problem a lithium battery in a backpack and it had caught fire. they wer

many parts of the bay area, some up a bit. the most dramatic closer to the water, still 95 at concord, temperatures warmer. heat advisory wednesday, away from the water. thursday gets even warmer with excessive heat warnings from parts of the north and east bay, number on thursday will approach 107 degrees. temperatures will climb again tomorrow, the peak of the heat will be on thursday, then finally we begin to cool it off slowly inland as numbers will collapse at the shoreline, we look for the numbers to slowly creep down friday, saturday, and sunday. the complete forecast for you a few minutes from now. >> thanks. >>> heat wave melting snow in the sierra leading to rising water levels in valley lakes and rivers. it is creating a danger for swimmers. reporter angela reports from the american river in auburn where a man drown today. >> reporter: as the heat wave melts the snow pack in the sierra, water rushes down stream making for a cold swift moving american river. the effects of the snow melt can also be deadly and proved

we had 10 record highs across the bay area on sunday morning. look at this. doesn't this look refreshing? it's a return of a deck of clouds stacking up near the golden gate bridge. away from the bay, water is 74. 72 in san jose after a record high yesterday of 103 yesterday. 69 in redwood city. look at this. do you see it? do you see the cluster over the east bay? that was a thunderstorm that rumbled through. it generated out of the high sierra and moved in as the areas of low fog. do you see the blowup. and we had a couple of stray thunderstorms. that's pretty much history. we were hoping for a cooldown. linda is our weather watcher in fairfield. and she's picking up a breeze to 16. there's the scattered clouds in the overnight hours. isn't that a beautiful sky to wake up to. we have the yellow highlighted area and the red highlighted area which means a heat advisory and a heat warning. this encompasses cocoa county. but should extend to alameda. the heat wave will be prolonged all the way through thursday until we tumble into the 90s. still hot but not as ho

reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> boy, so tough, no ac, no fans, thank you so much. >>> a lot of people braving the soaring temperatures outdoors in the east bay today. walnut creek, families gathered to barbecue. they reserved spots months in advance for father's day and brought their own shade, and nearby, the pool packed. life guards even jumped in. at the fair in pleasantton, only a few were treat the for heat-related illnesses. >> proactively helping people, need time to cool off and time to recover, helping get themselves on their feet before it's a medical issue. >> reporter: what are you doing to be cool? >> going inside the exhibits r and ice cream, of course. >> ice cream always a good solution there. >> indeed. >> reminder to be hydrated, visit the misting areas, and if not, head indoors to the buildings with air-conditioning. >>> temperatures are sending people scrambling to the hardware stores for fans, anything they can do to cool off, and with more hot days ahead, demand is expected to grow. we are joined now in los gatos. i've been one of those people before. >> re

nbc bay area responds, next. a fire raced through a home in hayward today - leaving six people without a place to live. the fire broke at two o )clock this mng >>> a fire raced through a home today leaving six people without a place to live. it broke out at 2:00 this morning. everyone inside was able to get to safety. the cause of the fire is unknown. >>> keeping an eye on uber and lyft. that's what a san francisco city leader is doing. she issued subpoenas asking the company to turn over four years of records, including driver practices, rider accessibility and disability service, to make sure drivers follow local and state laws and ensure vehicles are not a public nuisance. >>> the san joaquin delta is one of the state's moth important waterways. it not only supports humans across the state. it's also home to some of its most important fish. >> now it's helping shed light on post-drought conditions. >> reporter: there are few waterways mentioned more, debated more, fought over more, than the san joaquin delta.

the rainbow fry boxes are offered in the bay area and in the washington, d.c. area for pride month. they will be sold till the end of the month. >> as long as the box has the color, not the fries. don't mess with the fries. >> whenever irk at mcdonalds? >> no -- ever work at mcdonalds? >> no. >>> clear night. mild night around the bay area. concord 73. 66 livermore. san francisco 57 degrees. over night lows managed mid-60s in the east bay. a mild night. pacific high out there after easing up, now rebounds tomorrow and that means the numbers will become warmer inland. i know. seemed like it was going away. sea breeze keeps things mild along the coast. inland warmer by a few degrees. temperatures cooled today but we will get it back tomorrow. low 100s around concord. future cast shows we have respite from the clear skies along the shoreline. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., low clouds. as the day goes on the clouds disappear and they stay that way for most of thursday. the warmest day of the week. thursday. tomorrow a step in that direction. concord 101. san jose 92. 12 degrees above aver

revelations on nbc bay area. ==peggy/take vo== dozens of people gathered in alameda for a bike tour of the >>> a variety to look at the future. >> yes, dozens gathering nor a bike tour on the water front which is slated for development. at each stop, the developers stopped and everybody got off of the bikes and talked about how they would look it. and one has water on three sides looking at stunning views. >> it is an amazing site as you can see. the centerpiece is right behind me with the wharf and the promenade which is over 100 feet wide and provide a cycle track, and would provide all kinds of pedestrian acts and gathering areas. >> and if you missed the bike tour today, you would have ship sites. and the ground should break on this earlier in the year, so still plenty of time to get some information about that. >>> and the walk to cure lupus in saratoga at 8:00 this morning organized by the lupus foundation of california. hundreds showed up to raise more than will $93,000. and now, those are some beautiful t

in california, african-americans make up almost 6.2% of the population, and in the bay area, it's about 6.7% of the population across our nine counties. abc7 news anchor ama daetz is here with local black leaders to talk about important issues affecting our bay area communities. >> cheryl, thank you. it is great to be here. i am excited to introduce you to our panel of guests today. we have sheryl davis, who is the executive director of the san francisco human rights commission. david harris -- he is the c.e.o. of the oakland-based nonprofit urban strategies council. and finally, zahrah farmer -- she's a professor at laney college and the host of "days with zahrah," which airs here on abc7. so, thanks to all of you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> now, before we get into our discussion, let's take a look at a recent abc7 news story focusing on challenges facing san francisco's african-american community. some church leaders want san francisco mayor ed lee to declare a state of emergency to keep blacks from being pushed out of the city. abc7 news was at

bay area enough to wet the ground.thursday and possibly maybe a dusting of snow up above 9,000 feet in the sierra. that as we head toward the beginning of next weekend. in the meantime warm est temperatures of the week, next two days, san francisco close to the low 70s. valleys have a chance of mid to upper 80s for two days. then stay tuned, we'll see if we go from possible to likely for those showers on thursday. don't often see it. june typically the third driest month of the year. you know how 2017 has gone so far. anything can happen. >> anything. it's all open for possibility. >> that's right. >> thanks so much. >> coming up next we'll hear from the warriors following tonight's blowout victory. colin resch has the sound, the pictures he has it all when we come back. now just 2 wins away from claiming another nba >>> we talked about the warriors earlier in the newscast, but we can't talk about them enough. >> we can't. >> we can't. >> it was a thrilling game. >> the warriors two games away from another nba champion

showers over the bay area not a huge downpour. al, just a gentle rain that will be moving south enough to produce a few tenths of an an inch in the north bay and hundredths in the north bay. then we dry out for the evening commute and by friday, we will go to sunny conditions. but the futurecast for the rain, the amounts, showing about a half inch in ukiah, quarter inch in santa rosa. this just being a general guide. it's not going to get close to what you're seeing here. there will be more in the north and the south. down to san jose a few hundredths of an inch. after the rain moves through it will be chilly into the weekend because that low brings a pool of cool air with it in classic wintertime fashion the cold front the dividing line between the cold to the north, the warm to the south. so that cold air settles in over the bay area. i say cold air. it's all relative. so it's not going to be as warm as usual but still in the 70s. so mostly sunny and cooler today. then increasing clouds toward sunset tonight and showers spread so

evening, i think by about 8:00 at night we will start to see high clouds increase throughout the bay areathat's the first noticeable change. in terms of rainfall we probably will not see that drop down here until 8:00 in the morning. that's for the north bay. notice the color intensities. we haven't seen rainfall in a while showing up on the.ma. the yellow is possibly moderate rainfall. and that darker green like shower activity. 8:00 in the north bay. san francisco and the east bay by 1:00. falls apart once it hits san jose. what are we talking about in terms of rainfall? not a big storm system. find your city on the map, check out the key. you can see up in the north bay this color of green means we could see about a quarter of an inch. blue down here especially throughout the south bay. that's good for trace amount to 15/00ths of an inch of we are watching this closely. any change in the numbers we will be the first to bring it to you. in san francisco, drying out on saturday. maybe a little very slight chance for saturday. a spotty shower and 60s. inlands valleys, we'll see temperatur

nbc bay area news. >> okay thank you. >>> a follow-up to a nbc bay area investigation. ested on 22 sexual assault related charges has agreed to a thea deal. david wolf smith pleaded guilty to 14 counts involving 13 victims two of them teenagers. the 51-year-old is expected to purpentenced to 7 years in prison in august. wolf smith allegedly told his victims that how he was touching e firserved a professional purpose. anes foty measures this year for the san francisco marathon. the first time ever, organizers are closing the moesh lanes for this year's race. in limits southbound traffic to two lanes. in the past only cones separated rrorsands of runners from the cars you can see in the photos. the board made the decision as a safety preskaugs following terror attacks in he europe 40th cars were used. they say other factors informed the decision as well. >> you know you read every day in the paper about distracted drivers impaired drivers or simply have a dmeld condition. r d i don't want this race to be . y -- i want in race to be as safe as it can be. vicminthis will be

. >>> especially here in the bay area. president trump is withdrawing the united states from the paris climate accord processes a blow for vad advocates of claimant change. let's which begin coverage in washington, d.c. nbc blaine alexander joins from us the capital with the symbolic decision, blaine. >> raj as you know so very well this was a truly polarizing decision made today by president trump. as you can imagine reaction started rolling in quickly. perhaps most notably from former president obama who negotiated the deal. in fact we received his statement before president trump had finished his peach. keep in mind this was a global agreement one that included countries in fact only two countries declined to join at the time it was syria and nicaragua. and now the united states is added to that list. >> no deal president trump announcing today. the u.s. will pull out of the paris climate accord. a global agreement to cut greenhouse gassy missions. >> so we're getting out, but we will start to negotiate, and we will see

nbc bay area, we investigate. yesterday )s shooting ambush during a g-o-p practice game >>> a perfect night for baseball in the nation's capitol. yesterday's shooting ambush during a gop practice game did not stop the annual republicans versus democrats charity baseball game. tonight lawmakers united to honor house majority whip steve scalise one of four people hurt in yesterday's shooting. nbc has more from tonight's ball game. >> reporter: pregame, players knelt at second base, that's where steve scalise would have been playing. and where he was when he was gunned down on a practice field in virginia. a lot of players wore purple and gold a nod to the louisiana congressman's beloved lsu tigers. after three surgeries, scalise remains in critical condition at a d.c. hospital. but never far from the minds of colleagues and the crowd. injured capitol police officer david bailey threw out the first pitch. then as the game got underway at national park, the teams were a little older, a little slower than fans are used

nbc bay area responds. to a san ramon man who couldn )t get his home warranty company to pay a claim he says it autri >>> nbc bay area responds to a san ramon man who could not get his home warranty company to pay a claim he says they authorized. >> so he turned to our consumer team with his $2300 problem. senior investigator mike gamora now has that story. >> when mike bates learned his water heater was leaking, he called in his home warranty. they approved it over the phone, saying he needed to send in the invoice for reimbursement. that's what he did. the reimbursement was for $2300 because the repair company said the water heater was beyond repair and needed replaced. but the home warranty company denied the claim, saying he didn't get prior approval. he was to call them and explain the problem before they started work. mike said that's not what he was told, so he reached out to us for help. we contacted american home shield and they reimbursed mike his $2300. in a statement they said, we take great pri

temps all throughout the bay area remain in the 50s. ocean beach right now at 55 degrees. cifica also in the 50s. and really 50s all around. down near the south bay we are seeing a little more of a warmup upper 50s, and we will be climbing into those 70s and then 80s for some inland areas, but today will be the last die to? joy cooler temperatures because we have a bit of an onshore flow. showing patchy fog, but not as dense. the temperature trend right now shows an increase into the 60s. 63 degrees by 11:00 a.m. and it should top out in the upper 60s, maybe even at about 65 66 by midafternoon. so it's definitely going to be a great day to take those pets out for a walk. i'll have a closer look at your day planner and what you can expect as you head into monday at 7:45. >> we'll stay tuned for about 15 minutes. thanks. >> this morning, london police say they have arrested 12 people in connection with yesterday's terror attack on the iconic london bridge. the arrests were made today during a police raid in london's east side just one day after the third terror attack in lond

another weekend of dueling rallies in the bay area. controversial groups come describe as anti-muslim held a rally in in the south bay. and others held a unity rally against what they see as an answer muslim agenda. there were fears of violence but the events went on peacefully. christie smith has reaction from both sides. >> reporter: this was loud. there were strong disagreements. but overall it was largely peaceful for several hours as both sides were straighted separated by busy stevens creek boulevard a. number of rallies or march against sharia were held in cities across the city. and demonstrators gathered here at the corn at westchester in santa clara. a counter-demonstration a unity rally was held. and there more than 100 diverse groups were there to denounce what they see as an anti-muslim rally. a number of demonstrators today disagreed with their characterization of being anti-muslim. one man told us he is not anti-muslim but has his concerns. >> i'm out here because i'm concerned about sharia law coming to this country. hon

happening right now in alameda, the fbi running a training exercise to prepare bay area agencies on how to respond in the event of a terror attack like london. operation seasick is on the waterway for anything that might happen on our bay. they are training local agencies and hospitals as well. >> reporter: good morning to you. this fbi-led exercise called operation seasick takes place in most of the action is taking place this morning near that vessel. i want to show you guys over here. you can see one of the agencies taking place and maybe has haz-mat crews. they are just leaving that simulated scene out here and dealing with the situation. let's go and show you some video from earlier when this first started, and i want to make it clear this is simply a simulation of what a maritime terrorist attack will look like and an active shooter is barricading himself in one of the vessels after setting off a chemical release on the dock. during that simulation this morning traditional agencies such as oakland, police and oakland fire arriving on the scene but throughout the day we'll see agen

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. >> right now at 11:00, a heat wave, much of the bay area, a heat advisory in everything and today isnly the beginning. >>> the news at 11:00 starts now. good evening to you, and thank you for joining us on this saturday night. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we're looking live across the bay now looking at the heat advisory more triple digit temperatures on the way, increased fire threat, power outages as well, and we have live team coverage, with sergio quintana, where several people were treated for heat exhaustion. let's talk to rob mayeda, even hotter temperatures on the way for tomorrow. >> yeah, tomorrow, speaking of the tri-county fair, in the valley we're seeing temperatures at 55 into san francisco, let's talk about pleasanton and dub n dublin, 80 degrees for places in the valley, in the case of the tri-valley, temperatures up to 105, but north, up to contra costa county, and solano county tomorrow could see highs as warm as 108 degrees. spare the air day tomorrow and fire danger risk going up with the hot and dry weather. so the headlines to wrap up the weeken

some of those friends spoke to nbc bay area scott budman. he's live in san francisco where a memorial is already being set up along his delivery route. scott? >> reporter: janelle, everyone here in diamond heights called him big mike. he was so well-known. let me get out of the way so you can see the memorial that people are already setting up to remember their friend. people who knew mike got emotional when they heard the news. >> he loved everybody. he always had a smile. just so big you want to hug him. >> reporter: this memorial was set up at the diamond heights shopping center where the man everyone called big mike made deliveries. >> several months ago unpacked his truck looking for a present for my grandson so i could take it and leave right away and give it to her. >> mike was bigger than life. 300 pounds of human being but he was like 800 pounds of joy and laughter. >> i still can't believe. i'm shocked. >> reporter: erica miller lives on his delivery route. this neighborhood loved mike and he loved it back. >> he just had the bigge

i'm consumering investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. nbc bay area responds.an atherton family who says they were unfairly banned >>> welcome back on your tuesday, 6:25 right now. nbc bay area area responds to a family that says it was unfairly banned from selling on eep. >> they turned to us for help. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with their story. >> reporter: his family often sell items on ebay. his 6th grade daughter really enjoyed by selling lipsticks. but she found she often had to cancel her auctions because she was selling her inventory to her friends at school instead of on ebay. ebay didn't like that his daughter was cancelling auctions so it told her she couldn't sell on the site any more. ebay does state in its user agreement. it row voeked selling pictures from the entire family. and they all have positive reviews. but ebay didn't budge in its decision. so todd reached out to us for help. we contacted ebay and it reinstated the family's account. they are back up on ebay and selling away. ebay didn't respond to our request for comment.

you can watcher the game on nbc bay area. coverage of the giants game begins at 7:00. >> the weekend is all but here. we're checking in with the heat wave or maybe the outgoing heat wave next. >> yes. then this... in san francisco. >>> checking outside see the golden gate bridge fog is rolling in behind the kohldown we're going to see. it's been so hot and dangerous in so many places. in san francisco get ago little cooler let's bring in jeff for the final look at the forecasts. >> it's going to shave anywhere from four to eight degrees off the temperatures tomorrow. still hot or inland east bay alameda counties contra ooft up to 97 degrees. but everyone else in the upper 80s to low 90s. clouds do increase over the week. watching showers nearby. doesn't look like anything right now. but it's on our radar so to speak. and then by sunday down to a much cooler 88 degrees. so this came just in time for the weekend. looks pretty good. >> got to love that a 30-degree swing thanks for joining us have a great friday foam. >> bye-bye.

locations throughout the bay area and central coast should expect a very pleasant and mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures throughout the region are running about 2 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. coastal areas generally will warm to the 60s this afternoon, and inland locations from the 70s to as warm as the low 80s in the southern salinas valley. (pam) coming up:first it was plastic bags.. now --- one east bay city wants to ban plastic straws. then: new police dashcam video showing what led up to tiger woods being taken into custody on suspicion of dui. (pam) and next -two california communities dealing with sexual predators moving into their neighborhood.. tonight ... we look into what, if anything, people can do .. if a predator is placed near your home. (steve) tonight - two california communities are dealing with sexual predators moving into their neighborhoods . both in the sacramento area.... tomorrow a violent predator will move into a yuba county home. and in roseville -- a sex-of

you can follow us on twitter for breaking news and developing stories 24/7 at nbc bay area. >>> potential new evidence is prompting the reexamine nation of an east bay cold case. sherry lynn disappeared in february of 1989 from her boyfriend's house in free month. police say what was a missing person's case is now a homicide. she and her boyfriend had a 5-year-old daughter and a federal website says she was pregnant with a second child. boyfriend told police she was sleeping when he left for work and she was gone when he returned but never called police and refused to speak with them after one interview. >> after awhile, sometimes people start feeling like they need to talk. they want to tell people something. so we've had a good amount of people come out and give statements that were very leading to us to believe she was possibly killed and then her body was concealed somewhere is what we believe. >> her adult daughter tells the san jose mercury news she barely remembers her mother and her father was quote an amazing dad. >>> international air travel just got a little more complicated. n

nbc bay area sky ranger will be in the area. you can watch it starting at 9:30. >>> we have mapped out the warriors processor aid day for you. go to the website click on the top story box lead to you everything from a map of the route to where and when you can line up, which b.a.r.t. train to take. all that at nbcbayarea.com. >>> a lot of warriors taking the celebration to the street last night. sky ranger captured the video of the action unfolding. at 100th and international between 400 and 500 people took part in side shows last night. an officer was hurt being rear ended by a drunk driver. he is expected to be okay. police handed out more than 40 citations and towed at least 30 years last night. >> stepping away that's the crow of uber is doing in an email to staffers he needed time to work on himself. nbc mark matthews is live outside uber headquarters in san francisco. all this domes as a result of the day the sexual harassment investigation are made public. >> 13 pages, terry, 13 pages of recommendations from former u.s. a

more than 10-thousand bay area customers lost power tuesday afternoon. most of those in the east bay and 46- hundred of those in livermore. sotyeah cause it was so hot a lot of the air conditioning went out. a lot of my family lives in livermore so we lost a lot of power. some hit starbucks for their iced drinks but tuesday night the busiest spot in town was this cold stone creamery. lucky for them their ice cream didn't melt. others like the thai restaurant next door posted this sign that said, "due to the poweroutage the restaurant was shutdown." everyone ready for cooler temps.sot it's hot and i just don't like the hot weathersot i don't like it eithersot you're probably ready for the cooler weather to come back? oh yeah i'm ready. you know today is the first day of summer? yeah we're just getting warmed up. ( james ) most days, bart is a fairly most days, ( james ) most days, bart is a fairly comfortable ride. but somedays it can be the exact opposite with people crammed into cars. now increased temperatures are making rides even worse. that's because

this mother of six lives in the bay area and was born in peru. e inspires people because of the work being done by the nonprofit she started in the east bay with her late husband, carlos. he started a bank in peru, which has been an enthusiastic supporter of vida for years. a deadly illness prompted the birth of the charity. the infrastructure was already there after the epidemic ended, so haydee and her team built it into a life-saving powerhouse that ships containers full of surplus medical equipment and supplies to peru and helps millions of other people in at least a dozen other latin american and caribbean countries. >> i took care of the peruvian side while haydee was pushing all of the logistics from the united states, which was the most important part. >> the need is enormous. thousands and thousands live in shacks like this without running water or sewage systems. many don't have health insurance, but they can get first-class free or low-cost medical services at hospitals served by vida, like this one in lim >> everything from a syringe t

it's happening in hallways and classrooms right here in the bay area. we discovered kids are getting criminal records for what some describe as just childish misbehavior. tonight, we investigate how skin color or disability can increase the chance of your own son or daughter getting arrested at school. adrian crosby seems happiest with his feathered friends in the backyard. he's a visual learner. few year assigned him a project, his parents bought these chickens. while adrian looks, sounds, and plays like your typical teenager, he struggles socially. adrian is autistic. and his mother, aida crosby, says he has trouble grasping certain concepts. [ no audio ] >> 3 1/2 years ago, adrian was in his school in san jose, when he used a small lock to etch the letters adrx on the sidewalk. the letters measured just six inches tall. but the school believes they were big enough to involve campus police. adrian was arrested at 13. [ no audio ] >> you thought leaving your initials would leave your legacy? [ no audio ] >> how did you react? [ no audio ] and were you

the radar turned dreifort bay area. all the action shifting off towards the east with the view around the sierra looks like this. 35 degrees, snow flying around squaw valley and through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning interstate 0 a winter weather advisory continues. 3 to 6 inches of snow above 7,000 feet into tomorrow morning. a chance of a stray shower standard highway 17. snow ongoing through monday morning. winter weather advisory. here's the big u turn in the forecast. seven-day forecast now half of it could include 90 degree temperatures across the bay area. when show you where and when they arrive in our seven-day forecast in about ten minutes. >>> the wind causing troubles at the escape from alcatraz triathlon this morning in san francisco. the swim portion was canceled because it was too dangerous to swim in the bay. it's the first time that's happened in the race's 37-year history. the rest of the events did go on. remember, you can track the forecast with our free nbc bay area ap. click on the weather tab to get u

the heat wave continues in the bay area. kari is tracking how hot it will get and the dangers. >> it will be fairly warm in san francisco but it's one of the places where you can find a little bit of relief from the high heat we're feeling in the inland valleys. i'll talk about those temperatures and what's ahead if we'll cool down. that's coming up next. >>> nbc bay area responds to one man's concerns about a popular dna test. now the company that offers it is changing its contract for everyone. i'm consumer investigator chris komora. we'll explain how, next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> a natio

a heat wave hitting the bay area... and it may already be causing major problems... stone. power outages have been reported in the south bay, along the peninsula and the biggest one in the east bay... that's where we find kron4's hermela aregawi she is live in san ramon with details on when crews will get the power back on... (hermela aregawi)