reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> it is 4:34 right now. new this morning, a man is hospitalized after being shot in a porsche. police say shots were fired about 10:00 last night. it all happened at the bottom of the caesesar chavez off ramp. it crashed into a power pole and at least three other cars. the suspect ended up driving away from the scene. the victim in the case was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the chest. police right now are not sure if the victim and the suspect knew each other. >>> a look now at mountain view city hall this morning where you will be able to weigh in later today on how much you pay to ride cal train. they want riders opinions about a plan that would increase fares by 25%. parking plans would go up to $82.50. and by january fares would increase by 50%. now the meeting is tonight at mountain view city hall. >>> all right. now to a developing story in the future of health care in this country. later today we expect the congressional budget office to release its score on the cost of the senate heal

bob redell with the preparations already under way. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you. you can see behind me the main stage for pride is going up in front of city hall, pride celebrations taking place tomorrow and sunday. you might recall last year the security was increased significantly after 49 people were shot and killed at the gay nightclub in orlando. that has not changed. those same security measures are in place again this year. san francisco police will increase the number both in uniform and plain clothes. everybody must go through security. if you are entering the celebration your bag can be no bigger than 18x18 inches and if your bag is larger there will be no storage lockers available. you're not allowed to bring in outside alcohol. organizers are reminding people not to take drinks from strangers. pride runs from noon to 6:00 tomorrow, 11:00 to 6:00 sunday with a parade at 10:30. you are encouraged to take public transportation. on sunday b.a.r.t. will open at 8:00 or be running saturday-like service with

. >> bob redell is live with what the response is and what parents should know at this point, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, kris and sam. the private quick silver swim school which operates behind me here in san jose did send out a letter to parents regarding the arrest of a former assistant coach at this school who worked here from december of 2015 to january of this year. now the club states in the letter that staff heard about his arrest from news reports as the head coach of the swim club reported concerns and his resignation was immediate. san jose police tell us on may 30th the club reported to them that nguyen had been texting some of the teenaged boys and girls on the team for about a year. >> at first it was about the team and swimming but then it progressed over time and they started becoming sexual in nature asking for sexual favors as well as nude images of the children. >> so athletes are told and coached to pay attention to coaches and do what we say, and then when they violate that and break that trust, it's really awful. >> reporter: police say nguyen tried to

. >> bob redell live on the scene with more on what's going on. bob, i understand you just talked to a woman saying she heard someone on the roof of her house? >> reporter: correct. her family members were inside. she was at work. police called her to let her know what was going on and she spoke to the family members, shaken up but okay. we're on lake ontario. the question to the right of your screen. sometime this morning, at least two people tried to break into the home and our understanding at least one person is in custody and fremont police are looking for at least one other person. to give you a sense of how much resources are putting -- >> i called my father-in-law to also alert him of what was going on and at the time they were whispering, they said that they were given instruction to just get on the floor because the person is in the backyard. and i called them back again. he hung up. i called him back again and they said that they were able to get the guy. and apparently there's total of three and i can't get into the street because they

bob redell was the first reporter on the scene live this morning. the suspects could have been connected to multiple burglaries. >> good morning to you, sam. fremont police tell us that the suspects burglarized at least two homes here in the neighborhood. this is lake ontario and lake kandwood. that intersection right there when where the squad cars are located. this neighborhood borders up against 880. a person called 911 around 2:30 this morning to report that people were trying to break into a neighbor's house. they were found on the house roof trying to get away. they caught one right off the bat and deployed an airport and canine dogs to help find the second one. we spoke to a woman whose family was in the home that was burglared. >> i called my father-in-law to alert him of what was going on and at the time they were whispering and given instruction to get on the floor because the person is in the backyard. and i called them back again. he hung up. i called him back and they said that they were able to get the guy. and apparently there's total

reporting live here outside sfo, bob redell today in the bay. >>> all right. thank you. 6:33 and happening today also a plan to hold court arraignments that are meant for oakland in dublin instead is being met with protest. the east county half justice is set to open 'in july. they say that making oakland defendants travel 30 miles would be inconvenient for them and their families. opponents of the new courthouse would hold a news conference  today, a rally also in oakland starting at 12:15. >>> the most senior catholic is responding to sexual assault charges filed against him. cardinal george pell says he's innocent. cardinal pell is the pope's chief financial adviser. he's also the highest ranking vatican official to ever n charged in the church's long-running sexual abuse scandal. australian police have not released details about the charges against pell. the pope has given minimum a leave of absence to clear his name. >>> a dramatic video from maryland shows police caught in a gunfight with an armed robbery suspect earlier this month. and the whole excha

station in fremont, bob redell. >>> thank you very much, bob. 6:03 now and continuing coverage. one man on the run after a lockdown at a shopping center in a peninsula city. a live look at belmont's shopping center. police say two men there met about 6:00 last night for a pot deal but the dealer ended up getting to whipped and his attacker took off with the back pack full of pot. police officers did spot the robber but he was able to duck into a drainage pipe and then get away. >> a live look at san jose's city hall. city councilmembers looking to change how they managed their own salaries. the council voted last night to give itself a raise after putting it off last month. "the mercury news" reports the mayor, the vice mayor, and two councilmembers asked for a new way that doesn't involve the city council itself. voters will be able to decide on that in 2018. the mayor's salary and the city council are getting a 3% raise this year, another 3% raise next year. >>> we go live to capitol hill this morning and republicans had hoped to squeeze in a vote this week to replace obamacar

bob redell to help explain how this will impact your wallet. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and kris. the city of san jose estimates the mum wage hike will impact roughly around 115,000 workers here within the city limits. right now those workers are averaginging or earning $10.50 an hour. tomorrow it does jump to $12 an hour. in january the minimum wage will jump again to $13.50. and $15 the following january, january 1 of 2019. the city council approved these increases in november of 2016. according to the own economic analysis the increase will amount to a pay increase. recently told nbc bay area that minimum hikes in general don't have as big and they end up balancing each other out. san francisco's minimum wage goes up tomorrow as well to $14 an hour. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> heading into the fourth of july holiday weekend, chp begins its maximum enforcement period at 6:00 tonight and that will last through midnight on tuesday which is the fourth of july. officers will be

. >> bob redell joins us live with what kind of impact this will have on many workers in the south bay. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and kris. the city of san jose estimates that this new minimum wage hike will impact about 115,000 workers within the city limits. if you're not familiar right now those workers earn $10.50 an hour. starting tomorrow the minimum wage here within the city jumps to $12 an hour. it'll jump again in january to $13.50 and january 1st of 2019 up to the max of $15 an hour. the san jose city counscil vote for and approved the increases back in november. according to the city's own analysis, the increase from $10.50 to the $15 an hour will amount to a pay increase of $3,000. however, a labor ex personality at uc berkeley recently told nbc bay area minimum wage hikes in general don't have as big an impact on jobs as you might think as those people make more, they typically spend more. those two things end up balancing each other out. incidentally san francisco's minimum wage also goes up tomorrow to $14 an hour. reporting live here in sa

. >> bob redell is live in fremont this morning and, bob, we know ba.a.r.t. has been under a whol lot of pressure to make sure all train cars have cameras. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. many of the security cameras onboard the b.a.r.t. trains were, in fact, decoys. that was a fact many riders weren't aware of until a murder took place last year. it was have january of 2016. at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. released images of the suspect from a camera at the ticket gate but not from the camera onboard. because, as it turns out, it was a dummy camera. nbc bay area submitted a freedom of information request and found that 70% of the cacameras onboae fake. there was a backlash last year for not having working cameras to capture that shooting and other crimes. since then the transit agency has spent over a million dollars to install working cameras on every car, every train in the b.a.r.t. system and that last set of security cameras will be installed at 11 clo:00 this mor. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay

. >> bob redell live in one of the hottest spots in the bay area.e has some steps and tips how to prevent power outages, what we can do to help. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. the california independent system operator which oversees the operations of the bulk of our state's electrical grid has issued a flex alert. it is a voluntary call for people to conserve electricity during the day especially for those who live in dublin where it's supposed to be getting extremely hot again. as the temperatures soar, so does demand for power. take a look at your tv screen, the iso is estimating today's peak demand over 46,000 mega watts. you compare that to the record set in july of 2006 of just over 50,000 mega watts. to conserve elected trricity th is asking you limit your power usage between 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., the time of the day it will be the hottest. asking you to use your major appliances before or after those times so things like laundry, and set your air conditioning to no higher than 78 degrees and turn off any unnecessary ligh

nbc bay area's bob redell has been staking out the san jose convention center all morning as they have not allowed cameras inside, and, bob, you saw the first lady leave a while ago in a big motorcade? >> reporter: we did. good morning to you, sam and kris. unfortunately, first lady michelle obama's appearance here at apple's worldwide developer's conference at the mchenry convention center was closed to the media and was not tweeted live but show did leave the convention center about 45 minutes ago. you can see in this video right here in her secret service motorcade. headed in the direction of norm manetta international possibly for a flight out of town. a conference attendee posted this video of obama and show spoke for an hour with lisa jackson, the head of epa, now an apple executive and ceo. tim cook said obama's talk would talk about empowering people in all walks of life. people we spoke to who listened to the played it said she was inspirational and focused on core values and finding a higher purpose in life, in or out of tech. how did she inspire you? >> i think the best thin

nbc bay area's bob redell live to tell us about some of the news coming out of there. good morning, bob. >> good morning to you, scott and kris. yes, it was last time was 2002 that the apple worldwide development conference was held here in the south bay. here it is this morning at the mchenry convention center in san jose. this is what it looked like outside early this morning. developers, hundreds of them lined up well before the sun came up. 5,300 developers in all registered for this week's conference. 75 countries represented, including a 10-year-old developer from australia with five apps already on the app store and an 82-year-old woman from japan with her first app in the store, posted there earlier this year. the keynote began a little bit after 10:00 this morning with apple ceo tim cook coming to the stage to announce that they had six announcements today. one had to do with the apple tv and the tv app and announcing the amazon prime video will be coming later this year. there were a few upgrades to the software to the watch. they were saying that they were go

bob redell is in san jose. they're back home in san jose. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. you might recall last year the worldwide developers conference was held in san francisco. this year, here in the south bay at the convention center where here we are, the sun is not even up and you have at least 100 coders and developers waiting for the doors to open at the center, which is brightly lit in the background. the event starts at 10:00 this morning with apple's ceo, tim cook, expected to kick it off with the keynote. apple is expected to announce updates to the software to run the product like the iphone, ipad, watch, apple tv, and mac, allowing coders to prepare for what's coming down the pipeline. according to cnbc, our sister business network, apple faces four challenges. making siri more competitive. apple voice recognition assistance has been criticized for not being, quote, smart as google assistance. augmented and virtual reality. their new phone is rumored to incorporate those features. then you have the is

. >> bob redell live with the tight security that you can expect to see if you're head in to the parade. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. 24 hours from now in downtown that will be packed with people for this weekend's pride event. you can see the main stage is being erected right now in front of city hall in preparation for the two-day event starting tomorrow going on through sunday. you might recall that security was increased significantly last year right after the murder of 49 people at the pulse nightclub. a gay nightclub in orlando where those people were shot and killed. that security has not changed. the same measures in place this year for san francisco pride, san francisco police will increase the number of its officers at the event both in uniform and plain clothes. everyone attend will go have to go threw a metal detector or be wanded before entering the event. your bag can be no bigger than 18x18 inches. if you do have a larger bag keep in mind there's not going to be any storage lockers on site. you're not allowed to bring in outside alco

nbc bay area's bob redell is live at the oakland courthouse. you talked with the district attorney's office. it's hard for those of us not there to make sense. could the district attorney make any sense of it. >> reporter: good morning to you, chrkris and sam. we were told the uc berkeley police department delivered the case to them this morning, that they are reviewing it, that the woman accused of drugging a toddler at methamphetamine at people's park in berkeley is scheduled to appear in court here at 2:00 this afternoon, though a bailiff for that courtroom, specific courtroom, tells us it's quite possible that her appearance could be continued until tomorrow. right now the woman remains in custody accused of attempted murder. she is a 36-year-old woman who apparently lives in people's park in berkeley, a park that is home to a number of people who are homeless. this past monday a 2-year-old boy was there at the park with his nanny. a witness tells that is he saw thomas force the child to take that illicit drug. >> the baby and the nanny wer

. >> bob redell is outside with what the school is doing to protect the kids there. orning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, kris and sam. the private quicksilver swim club which operates out of gunderson high here in san jose has sent out a letter to the parents of its students regarding the arrest of timothy nguyen. now he's a form eaer assistant m coach who worked here from december of 2015 to january of this year. the club states in a letter that staff heard about nguyen's arrest from news reports, that the had head coach reported concerns to usa swimming and that nguyen's resignation was immediate. san jose police tell us on may 30th of this year the club reported to police nguyen, who is 25 years old, had been texting some of his teenaged boys and girls on the team for about a year. >> at first it was about the team and swimming, but then it progressed over time and they start ed becoming sexual in nature, asking for sexual favors as well as lewd images of the children. >> so athletes are told and are coached to pay attention to coaches and do what we say.

bob redell at the san jose convention center with what we can expect from the big event. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. you can see, got a few hundred developers and coders out here waiting outside the mchenry convention center. this is a change of venue compared to last year, but it's back here in the south bay for the worldwide developers conference here, being run by apple. doors expected to open shortly after 7:00. the keynote expected to be delivered by apple ceo tim cook at 10:00 this morning. apple is expected to announce updates to the software like the iphone, the ipad, watch, apple tv, and mac, allowing coders and app developers here to prepare for what's coming down the pipeline. >> they've been surprisingly secretive, which is exciting. >> you thing more secretive than before? >> yes. >> i think there's a lot of excitement about the future of siri and in the home for devices kind of like the amazon echo and the google home. i think apple could do a lot there, especially in protecting privacy where as those those companies

reporting live here in berkeley, bob redell, today in the bay. >> very frightening there. thank you, bob. >>> at 6:04, following breaking news from iran. the death toll rising after twin attacks in the capital of tehran. gunmen, suicide bombers attacked the parliament and the shrine of the revolutionary leader killing at least 12 people and injured 42 others. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack this morning, marking the first time the sunni extremists have taken responsibility for an assault in iran. iran's state television reports the attackers were wearing women's attire and four of the attackers have been killed. >>> new this morning, firefighters have contained a brush fire between livermore and tracey within the past 15 minutes, we have learned it was 60 acres that was burned. initial reports were five to ten. the fire broke out overnight near interstate 580. no word at this point on the cause of the fire. >>>, heading to the bay area, one of the men facing criminal charges for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire is soon going to be back in the county. max

today in the bay's bob redell joining us live at the office bar lounge in san jose. they might need that drink, bob, the office opening up much earlier than usual. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. we know of three bars in san francisco that will be opening early and here in the south bay the office lounge behind me here in san jose's willow glen will be opening up two and a half hours early so patrons can watch james comey testify before the senate intelligence committee starting at 7:00 our time. senators will be questioning the fired fbi director about his conversations with president trump. at issue is whether the president tried to influence the fbi's investigation into russian meddling in last year's u.s. election. political analyst larry gerston says this could be monumental which is why it caught the attention of people not usually into politics. >> this situation is not an instant turn on and turn off like your television set. this is more what we would call a drip, drip, drip. unfortunately, all the drops right now are going the wrong w

. >> bob redell is live in fremont this morning and, bob, we know ba.a.r.t. has been under a whol lot of pressure to make sure all train cars have cameras. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. many of the security camer

. >> bob redell is live in berkeley with details on what is an unfathomable situation for parents and reaction this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. that suspect is scheduled to enter a plea in an oakland courtroom at 9:00 this morning on charges that she drugged a child here at people's park in berkeley. law enforcement tells us her name is siadina thomas. she's a 36-year-old woman who apparently lives here in the park. people's park is home to a number of homeless people. this past monday, a 2-year-old boy was here at the park with his nanny. a witness tells us he saw thomas force the child to take this illicit drug. >> the baby and the nanny were playing on the playground. and the lady walked up to the baby and stuck her finger in her mouth and gave the baby some methamphetamine. >> the nanny frantically searched the boy's mouth, saw it was empty. but still called uc berkeley police who arrested thomas and took her to a psych facility. police tell us en route, she admitted to putting the methamphetamine in the boy's mouth. the boy was taken to the hospital

. >> bob redell live in san jose where first lady michelle obama waking up this morning. she's expected to talk about pretty major issues. >> good morning to you there, laura and sam. first lady michelle obama will be speaking at apple's worldwide developers conference behind me here at the mchenry convention center at a few hours from now. the format will be a fireside chat, and apple's ceo says obama is expected to talk about, quote, empowering people from all walks of life. her hour-long talk will not be broadcast or live streamed. apple did kick off its week-long conference yesterday with introductions of software updates and new products. including the so-called home pod. that's a voice activated internet connected speaker that connects you to siri, apple's virtual assistance. you can ask her to play music, send texts, control gadgets in the home. home pod is apple's first attempt to compete with amazon's echo and google's home. >> i think there's a perception siri has been left behind, they have been left behind with the devices, both google and amazon are advertisi

. >>> i want to check in with today in the bay's bob redell live at the office in san jose where some of the watch parties are about to get underway. the hearing is gaining a lot of interest in the bay area. everybody's been anticipating it. >> it appears so. good morning, laura. we know of three bars in san francisco that will open early as you mentioned, the office lounge behind me in san jose's willow glen neighborhood will open up two and a half hours earlier than normal so patrons can watch the james comey testimony before the senate intelligence committee starting at 7:00 our time. senators will be questioning the fired fbi director about his conversations with president trump. at issue is whether the president tried to influence the fbi's investigation into russian meddling in last year's elections. nbc political analyst larry gerson says today's hearings could be monumental which is why the hearings have caught the attention of people not usually involved in politics. >> this situation is not an instant turn on and turn off like your television set, this is what we call a drip

reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, today in the bay. >> stay tuned. thank you very much for the update. >>> 4:33, coverage continues with parts of the bay area experiencing sweltering temperatures. >> not only the heat triggering fires, power outages and trees. >> chris sanchez joins us live with the reason why. room, kris. >> reporter: good morning. the trees are very thirsty and that means they're very heavy. our producer lindsay nearly blocked in the parking lot by a fallen branch and a branch across a car and fortunately no one was injured but the car was pretty banged up and if someone was on the sidewalk along the same time it could have been a different story. we did talk with a certified arborist saying when it's really hot as it's been the trees pull in as much water as they can and then they can't release it quickly enough and makes the branches heavy and can come down. there's signs of tree trouble. dead trees are particularly susceptible to falling. broken branches to come down unexpectantly. look for signs of diseases like mushrooms or co

reporting live in hayward, bob rede redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob.ing news right now. the family of this man castile reached a nearly $3 million settlement with the city of st. anthony, minnesota. a police officer shot and killed castile during a traffic stop. his girlfriend, you might remember, was streaming the aftermath on social media. ten days ago a jury acquitted that officer of manslaughter. the incident and more recent acquittal sparked outrage in minnesota and around the nation. >>> 6:33 right now and contra costa county residents are reportedly going to have a chance to be directly involved in the process of replacing their disgraced district attorney. former district attorney mark peterson resigned after pleading no contest to felony perjury. a grand jury accused him of miscon. the east bay times reports before a permanent replacement can be hired there will be a public forum. that hearing is scheduled to take place in august. >>> authorities in san francisco are locki looking for the person who set fire to a popular san francisco playgrou

reporting live here in dublin, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob likes a cool 72. keep it fresh, bob. >>> it's a good time to download our free nbc bay area app. you can enable push alerts which means you'll get the very latest weather warnings right on your phone. >>> at 5:33 to england now where are following breaking news this morning. prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, is in the hospital. he came in as a precautionary measure for an infection from a pre-existing condition. >>> we have new details now on a traj story out of the north bay. a man who killed his two young children and then himself on father's day. we still don't know the children's cause of death but the medical examiner is performing an autopsy. camara hung himself. his sister tells us he was extremely depressed over a bitter custody battle and camara had asked her to write a reference letter to the judge. >> custody issues, just arguments, everything all at once. he just felt the whole world was coming down on him. >> the children's mother released an open letter to the people of santa row he

"ing today in the bay's" bob redell. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. we're here in the civic center, the main heart of the sf pride celebration taking place tomorrow and sunday. organizers have already fenced off part of the area. the main stage is going up in front of city hall. you might recall that security was increased significantly last year because of the pulse gay nightclub shooting in orlando where 49 people were shot and killed. that is not going to change this year. in other words those same security measures will be in place again. san francisco police will be increasing iing the number of i officers at the pride event both in uniform and plain clothesed. everyone must go through a metal detector or be wanded. a bag can be no bigger than 18x18 inches. if you have a bag that's larger, there will be no storage lockers available. you are not allowed to bring in outside alcohol. organizers are reminding people not to take drinks from strangers at the event. now pride runs from noon to 6:00 tomorrow. 11:00 to 6:00 sunday with the main parade sun

reporting here live in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> developing in the north bay, napa police still looking for a driver involved in a late night hit and run. police did release these photos of the scene. it was at redwood and solano avenue overnight. a woman drooifrg possibly a white cadillac he escalade hit man, stayed on the scene for a moment and then fled on sorano. >>> it is almost a holiday weekend. it should be good to get out to where you want to go. that cloud cover is drooping over the city, but soon that gray will be gone, and kari, it will be all red, white and blue. >> we are in for some very nice weather as we take a live look outside from berkeley. sun shy now, 61 and all clear in pleasanton as temperatures are a bit warmer there. we're still seeing clouds and fog in san francisco, still dealing with the drizzle every now and then. i don't think we'll see much clearing there as temperatures stay nice and cool, only up to 68 degrees and more clouds for half moon bay, 64 degrees. while santa rosa will be bright and sunny, a high of 9

bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, bob. it is 11:06. turning now to the microclimate weather forecast and a week that will more make up for the heat wave that he with jue he with w through. temperatures right where they are supposed to be. >> this is more like it. a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge. blue sky in the background and beautiful conditions. let's turn it over to kari hall. >> you're welcome. we had such a nice weekend and a look now, we're looking out the door in the tri-valley pre pleasanton at 71. also in the south bay. and looking at san francisco, 63 degrees. we'll see our temperatures holding said decide theteady th. and also feeling much more comfortable starting out this week. it willable up to 80 in napa and as well as in livermore, upper 70s for san jose and palo alto. concord will see a high of 83. so our temperatures in some parts of the bay area just a little bit cooler than where we should be for this time of year and our temperatures will be warming up as we go through the week. so coming up

that )s where we find nbc bay area )s bob redell, who )s been covering this story since 4:30. bob -- you spoke to the suspect )s friends and family--- and they )re not buying the backstory? ==bob/live== vallejo police tell us that the suspect kevin decarlo had been evading them for a week and that they shot him here last night after he rammed one of their vehicles. decarlos father believes officers have been targeting his son with an intent to kill him. ==take pkg== oc: he )s a good dude. runs 1:22 ==bob/live== kris/vset meantime - in less than a hour we should know if president trump will follow through on this threat...and pull the u-s from the paris climate accord. it )s a decision that governmen, environmental and business leaders around the world are watching very closely. here )s what california governor jerry brown has to say about the president )s take---- on climate change. sot @:06 the president has already said climate change is a hoax, which is the exact opposite of all scientific opinion - and i don )t believe fighting reality is a good stratergy, not for america,

reporting live here in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> a heartbreaking development. you very much. 5:34 right now. contra costa county residents reportedly will have a chance to be directly involved in the process of replacing their disgraced district attorney. two weeks ago mark peterson resigned after pleading no con it test of perjury. the east bay times reports that before a permanent replacement is hired there will be a public forum allowing folks to question the filing. that hearing is scheduled to take place in august. >>> it is 5:34 now. authorities in san fran stran are looking for the person who set fire to a popular san francisco playground. firefighters responded a little after midnight yesterday to the play structure if golden gate park. look closely. that use d to be a slide. the flames fully engulfed that structure and the damage could go up to a million bucks. so far arson investigators say they don't have any suspects. >>> happening today people will gather to voice their opposition to a potential break-up of the mt. diablo unified school district. t

reporting live here at sfo bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> also happening today, a possible vote on kate's law aimed at keeping undocumented immigrants who return to the u.s. after being deported behind bars. it is named after this woman, kate steinly, shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant who had been deported five times. that happened two years ago along the embark der ro. it would defund sanctuary cities. republican lawmakers call these measures long overdo. >> for too long the federal government has looked the other way while sanctuary cities under mine public safety. the bills we're voting on today bring common sense to an issue where common sense has been in short supply for far too long. >> jeff sessions says the laws would make america safer but in debate today, california congresswoman said it would prevent victims of crime from reporting crimes against them for fear it could lead to their own deportation. >> with all going open in washington, d.c., president trump taking to at which timer t twitter to attack a woman's looks. >> this time it is mika bre zin xi. >> he

bob redell, nbc news. >>> don't be alarmed if you're seeing a large plume of smoke in crystauntains where you liver today. cal tran is conducting an orecast. controlled burn. it's in the crystal reservoir and the spring reservoir, so no need to call 911. >>> you talk about the real thing here, chris, it is still dry out there. the fire threat continues this time of year. as we take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup still going on there, some moisture and cloud cover this morning. car kari, what's the very latest? >> we're still seeing fog hanging around san francisco. at least at ground level we have some clear visibility there. but it is still drizzling there and we're also seeing some bright sunshine as we take a look live now at san jose, looking outside after the skies have cleared after a cloudy morning. also all clear in sunol. so those clouds are hanging out around the coast and we'll see a little bit of some clearing as we go through the day, but it's also keeping our temperatures cooler. we're mostly feeling some 60s and low 70s for a few of the inland valleys.

bob redell is joining us with what she's expected to talk about. morning, bob. >> former first lady michelle obama will be here in san jose, the heart of silicon valley to speak at 9:00 at the mchenry convention center behind me, the site of the apple worldwide developers conference. apple ceo tim cook says obama is expected to talk about empowering people from all walks of life. now, the format will be a fireside chat. obama's hour-long talk will not be broadcast or live streamed from the convention center. apple kicked off its week-long conference yesterday with the introduction of software updates and new products, including the home pod, a speaker that connects you to sera, apple's virtual assistant. you can ask it to play music, send texts, control gadgets in the home. it's their first attempt to compete with amazon's echo and google's home. >> i feel they have been left behind with the devices, both google and amazon are advertising heavily, getting people used to the devices. >> apple also demonstrated neuvirchual reality technology that will

today in the bay's bob redell is with us. he's going to join us with a live report. >>> new screening measures are in effect for passengers flying into the united states. the department of homeland security say it will forego expanding that band on laptops and other electron knicks and put in a new layer of screening to prevent terror plots. those include for thorough kayrion bag checks and more swabbing for explosives. the new security steps will be phased in this summer and that will affect 2,000 flights every day coming in from 105 different countries. >>> live look this morning at the new smart train station in ronered park, we're going to try to pull that up four but you're finally going to be able to check out the new smart trains in a few hours. the sonoma rail transit district is offering free preview rides today of the new transit system. there's going to be several special round hip trip rides today. the trains leave attite clock a.m., 10:00 a.m., and 2:00 p.m. from ronered park and then depart from the civic center

. >>> bob redell is talking with folks on both sides of the issue.ges are in the thousands this morning. you can go to our twitter feed right now to get the latest numbers on customers without power. >>> cal iso has issued another flex alert for today. on our facebook page, what folks are doing to conserve electricity. that will be a major issue throughout the week. ♪ >>> this morning on "today's take," cheeky taye diggs, our celebrity co-host again. you'll dig his secrets from the set. ? a . >>> and races and royalty. >>> can't get the scale to budge? the pitfalls that will keep you from losie ining weight the ini. right now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> it's a tuesday morning, june 20th, 2017. one of my faves, mr. lunch money lewis. his classic from last summer "bills." our special co-host today, mr. taye diggs. >> taye diggs. >> i would -- i would say that the dreamy taye diggs. >> the dreamy? >> i understand he was in your dreams last night. >> i thought we weren't going to bring that up.

. >>> happening right now, bob redell is at the courthouse and will have a live report for our hid dayn our facebook page starting at 7:00 tomorrow morning. we'll have another update coming up in 30 minutes. for now, let's send you back to the "today" show. >>> this morning on "today's take," can you believe it? ken jeong is back as our celebrity co-host. and it's a '90s party. we'll dish with tlc and dance to naughty by nature. plus, grads and dads, and the ultimate gift guide for all of your celebrations. all that and more coming up now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> what a toss. >> good morning. welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning, june 7th. >> how do you drink hot liquid? >> not like that. >> sip it. you don't have to make a noise. >> it cools it down. >> you go -- >> yeah. >> it cools it down when you sip it. >> this is what i have to hear all morning. listen. >> all through that intro. >> mrs. bubble straw. blowing bubbles in your straw. >> we were listening to "no scrubs" by tlc, who just rocked the plaza. there w

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