garvin thomas shares this touching tale in tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: these are busy times at the center for social dynamics. >> at this point -- >> >> reporter: trainings for new staff held in new offices are signs of a ever growing demand for their therapy and support for children with autism and their families. for the ceo, pete, it means a lot of time spent planning for the future. though not all that long ago pete was reminded of his past. >> recently, i recently moved. i old box came out of the basement. >> reporter: pictures from in that box from 15 years ago, the gingham of pete's career working with children with autism. among them, pictures of one of pete's very first clients. 3-year-old jack clark. >> he was a non-verbal kid. he wasn't talk. and he had a hard time interacting with other children w adults. >> reporter: pete and jack worked together successfully for a few years. >> jack said his first words with us. >> reporter: until parting ways, completely, as pete says, ethics require. >> probably the hardest part of our jobs here is when you detach. when you a

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> such great work. >> yes. >> the forecast, a tad cooler than jed. >> yes and numbers continue torg down heading threw the we can. and thing biggest change is that chance of rainfall now back in the mix. >> now nbc bay area microclimate weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weather rate. >> and we're tracking in upper level area of low pressure this week. that's what's going to bring back the possibility of june rain for us and some cooler temperatures. now for tomorrow morning we don't see any wet weather for us. the mix of sun and clouds, peninsula 58 and the tri valley 54, san francisco also some fog near the coastline. so by all accounts as we head throughout the day on wednesday, we have temperatures near average in the south bay. bring us to 76 in san jose and 78 in morgan hill. out of the yats for the east bay in 75 in danville. 68 in oakland. the 72 in belmont and 69 in san mateo. head up to san francisco, and we have the typical 60s in place are from the embarked ofr towards the mission. the north bay, as warm as 77 in napa. a n

nbc bay area's garvin thomas has the story that will make you bay area proud. >> june says that when she was a young girl and many of the young men left to fight for world war ii, her father did his part by filling a need in the local police department, and she has been fightinging a little bit of a battle herself since then, and one she finally has the honor say has a happy ending. >> all right. >> reporter: of all of the things that june amrein has of her father's not one fits neatly into a bag. >> this is the draft card. >> reporter: and to this day, there is one for june to wear proudly to see. >> i inherited a smile that everyone said. my father is right here. >> reporter: and remembering that a father is what it is abo. the youngest of nine children, june was 5 when he died. >> louis fitz was assaulted by a young patron at a bar in massachusetts. and the he died of his injuries a few days later. >> i could not believe it. this is my hero, and how could he be dead? >> for a number of reasons there was never recognition that o officer phipps died in the line are of duty. >> his p

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> and we are still seeing the temperatures outside as hot as 107n concord and as the temperatures are rising, humidity levels are dropping increasing the fire danger around the bay area. how long the hot temperatures will stick around and the forecast coming around. >>> that is right. the temperatures keep rising. coming up, precautions being taken to keep people safe for the hottest part of the day at popular spots. >>> triple digit temperatures are sending people on a mad dash to buy fans. i'm maryann favro, and find out what other items they are purchasing to stay cool. temperatures soaring in the bay area. record 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 do

"today in the bay's" garvin thomas has this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: we recently told you about this one rescue group with cat cafe is largely responsible for cutting the euthanasia rate at oakland animal services by more than half. the director says it has a lot to do with their dedicated staff. just how dedicated? well, just watch. this man is not a psychic. what he is, is volunteer coordinator for cat town, an oakland-based cat rescue group. so, no. no psychic ability for jay, yet this past weekend, jay had no trouble at all reading people's mind. >> yeah. people just think i was a little nuts walking around in a cat suit. >> reporter: we are pretty sure he was correct on that score. for 24 straight hours, from noon on sunday all the way through the night, until noon on monday, jay walked, and walked -- and walked -- around lake marek. 17 laps in all. close to 60 miles, all wearing a cat suit. and as one group of men he met along the way as part of a fraternity association. >> i appreciated they thought i was still 19. so that was good. i've gotten a lot of that. ye

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> still to come on today in the bay, be careful what your dump. the unwanted items in california trash cans that have become a growing problem. >> also, as they sometimes say, it's not just the destination but the journey. how one bay area man is crisscrossing the country on two wheels to honor america's forgotten trail blazer. sglool your time is 7:28. it is 6/18/2017, father's day. i'm vicky nguyen and we're about to get to our microclimate weather alert in a moment, the dangerous heat veaniy is here to tell us about. but first breaking news on the east bay bridge. all eastbound lanes are closed right now. they have been since 4:00 this morning. san francisco chp officers were at the scene of a crash, investigating the crash east of the yerba buena island tunnel. that caused a backup and the driver of a red car started heading toward officers. he kept on coming even after they told him to stop. that's when an officer opened fire. that driver is now at highland hospital. his condition is unknown. the chp says all eastbound lanes of the bay bridge

nbc bay area's garvin thomas shares today's tale in today's "bay area proud." >> and then we'll look at staff. >> reporter: these are busy times at the center for social dynamics. >> at this point. >> trainings for new staff held in new offices are signs of an ever growing demand for their therapy and support for children with autism and their family. >> talk about the projections are of employees. >> the for the ceo it means a lot of time spent planning for the future, though not all that long ago pete was reminded of his past. >> recently, i recently moved so an old box came out of a basement. >> pictures were in that box from 15 years ago, the beginning of pete's career working with children with autism. among them pictures of one of pete's very first clients, 3-year-old jack clark. >> jack was non-verbal, non-verbal kid. he wasn't talking, and he had a hard time interacting with other children and adults. >> pete and jack worked together successfully for a few years until parting ways, completely, as pete says ethics require. >> probably the hardest part of our jobs here, when yo

nbc bay area's garvin thomas has the story that will make you bay area proud. >> reporter: june saysn she was a little girl and many young men in her town left to fight in world war ii, her father did his part by filling a need at the local police department. she, it turns out, has been fighting a bit of a battle herself ever since then. one, she is happy to say, has a happy ending. >> all right. this his wallet. >> reporter: of all the things june still has of her father, not every one fits neatly into a bag. >> this is his draft card. >> reporter: to this day, there's one june proudly wears for all to see. >> i inherited a smile. that's what everyone tells me that remember him. my father is right here. >> reporter: remembering louis fipz is what this story is all about. the oldest of his five children, june was just nine years old when he died. >> i have many memories, and i'm the only child that does. >> reporter: in 1942, louis phipps, an ashlan, massachusetts police officer was assaulted by a drunk patron at a bar. he died of his injuries just a few days later. >> and i just cou

garvin thomas nbc bay area news. >> wonderful. we have much more ahead on today in the bay.oming up the latest on the terror attack in london. we'll hear from uk prime minister theresa may. >>> plus -- >> we thought the insurance was supposed to cover it. >> should you buy travel insurance? the important lesson you could learn from a bay area couple before taking your next trip. ferry building kira/2shot >>> welcome back. thanks so much for joining us at 7:29 on your sunday morning. taking a live look outside along the embarcadero towards the ferry building. the sun is shining in san francisco this early in the morning. it's a beautiful sight to behold. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our forecast. if it already looks good at 7:30 in the morning it's going to be a good day. >> today, sunday one of my favorite days of the week. i think that's definitely a great way to start, and even better is the fact we're still going to be enjoying slightly cooler temps. thought too hot out there. live look over half moon bay

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> we'll be right back.ice saying there have been 3 attacks and they beleive they . >>> we continue to follow breaking news in london. police saying there have been three attacks and they are now saying that two of the attacks are considered terror attacks. the third was unrelated. first happened on the london bridge. officers say a fan proued into pedestrians. a short distance away a stabbing at a restaurant. >> all right. more coming up on nbc nightly news and then again at 6:00. final look at weather? >> the weather this weekend, mild temperatures, sunshine outside as we go into the beginning of next week for san francisco we'll get into the 70s. warmer start to the week. that's not a typo. i know it's june but we have a chance of clouds and showers late thursday and friday. stay tuned. a cool down second half of next week but it could be interesting before. >> i think the rain graphic is stuck. >> i know. burned in. all right. nbc nightly news is coming up next. >>> from nbc news world world world headqu

thank you for joining us garvin thomas. >> janelle wang. raj and jessica are off tonight.ight but he is not on the team. a basketball player at san jose state is facing charges for beating up and robbing a man in union city. nbc bay area michelle roberts is live where the attack happened. michelle. >> reporter: that's right. police believe that the victim was set up by his ex-girlfriend. the incident happened here and tonight the victim is still recovering from moderate injuries. >> number zero in the san jose state basketball team won't be returning next season. this is video posted on the sjsu twitter page. the freshman guard terrelle brown was dismissed from the team for violating team rules. the freshman who grftd from catholic high school in hayward was arrested early saturday morning in union at the. police say the victim was driving with his ex-girlfriend vanessa sampson when she stopped the car at mariner park. brown and three other men started then to violently attack the victim. >> knocked him down and pufrmging and kicking him in the face. >> lieutenant jeff sne

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> well, the oceanliner queen mary ii left france today in a race across the atlantic to new york. against three sailboats. let's just say the "queen mary" is heavily favored. sailboats are more than 80 feet long. "queen mary 2" more than 1100 feet long. the oceanliner has power. sa sailboats need to catch prevailing winds. the big ship is due next saturday and the other boats due two days later. all this in honor of the u.s. going to europe to help fight in world war ii. in now the microclimate weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weatherate. >> i think i'd be doing the "queen mary" versus the -- >> how are the winds going to be for that race? >> i would have to look into that. let me get back into that. here in the bay area, a nice little breeze along the coast, but it's not windy. but it is nice and cool. look at this gorgeous shot overlooking kirkwood, lake tahoe. looks like a post card. i need to make my way up there. we'll be seeing a couple changes over the next couple of hours. mt. hamilton looking beautiful. we'll see some clouds rol

. >> garvin thomas nbc bay area news. area and lake tahoe liveric nd robls garvin will feature many of us we're sending him to south korea to cover the winter games. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff robberi it's a fog storm in frist right now and currently 58 degrees. i'll tell you the impact it has on the weekend forecast at 11:20 tonight. >> also hikers go for the beautiful views and robbers go tor a quick buck. the popular and scenic bay area erail turning into a hot spot for thieves. >>> plus chilling new details about the ups shooting your first look at the gunmanman, the =js/he used and exact account of how everything unfolded. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. two stolen guns... and a hit list. . >> right now at 11:00 he in a deadly plan and president means to carry it out two stolen kwuns and a hit list details about the ups shooting rampage in san francisco. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. goo

. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> well, as always, we have dozens of bay area and t that olympic hopefuls. garvin will feature many of them for us in the coming months and then in february he will be in south korea to cover the olympics. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming last november was legalized for anyone older than 21. coming up political analyst larry ger sten joins us live to tell us why this coming january things will be changing. plus, a historic day for the green and gold on the south side of chicago. the highlights of what has never been done in the history, 148-year history of major league baseball next. >>> another piece added today with pender on the dl due to a hamstring strain. inserted at second base against the white sox and by the third inning was part of major league history. the a's on the south side of chicago for game two of a three-game set rookies in the green and gold, what a day. matt olsen second in the lineup. the first pitch he sees from james shield, his first career home run. next inning, another rookie, anothe

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> very cool idea.led it off. >> yes. >>> beyonce and jay-z welcomed twins into the world. >> that's right. anticipated celebrity birth and confirmation not coming from the superstars themselves, but coming from the grandparents, beyonce's father. this was the tweet, they're here, happy birthday to the twins that came out this morning. now, the couple has a 5-year-old daughter. her name is blue ivy. >>> still to come, dealing with intense record-breaking heat. >> really has been a rough weekend out there. the customers who went for scoops to counter the hot forecast. where does it go from here? does it get hotter? where does it end? that's next. on september 9, 2010, pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of

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garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> wow! >>> we have much more aled on today in the bay coming up.e from pride week in san francisco. heading to city hall, the meaningful reason more same-sex couples lined up to exchange vows. >>> and plus not enough votes just yet. the moves republicans are making this weekend to get their health care bill through the senate by the end of next week. .. >>> good saturday morning. just shy of 7:30 and a live look outside in san rafael. this is the one place where the sun is actually shining. there are clouds in the sky but it sure looks beautiful there in marin this morning. thanks for joining us i'm kira klapper and jovianey arana has look at our forecast. >> we are cooler. >> and that marine nice air will keep us cool and bringing in the cooldown for the bay area. very welcomed after a big heat wave last week. it was hot. and here is half moon bay. could you see some of the cloud cover over there with the fog. and then just a little bit of a comparison, look at mt. hamilton so a nice difference in the microclimate. the fog along the coast and furt