we had a strong development partner with shout out to jose garcia my project manager who stepped in on the job and to complete the project ester kim down there. our final project manager (indiscernible) this all just worked. the city of san francisco and our lenders (indiscernible) thank you for getting to the point with 130 units gorging affordable quality housing in the mission. our contractor team somewhere in the crowd k hill contractor and (indiscernible) what a gem of a team. countless union tradesman and trades women. our design team. adapting and problem solving everything step of the way and of course the incredible property management compliance accounting and social work staff that leased up the building and make it all work every day. if you haven't met (indiscernible) [calling names] the rest of the property management and service staff we owe them infinite coffees for the work they put into serving the tenants. plaef [applause] there are countless people i can't fit in the speech that contributed so much from start to finish and we are not joking when we say the word, it

we had a strong development partner with shout out to jose garcia my project manager who stepped in on the job and to complete the project ester kim down there. our final project manager (indiscernible) this all just worked. the city of san francisco and our lenders (indiscernible) thank you for getting to the point with 130 units gorging affordable quality housing in the mission. our contractor team somewhere in the crowd k hill contractor and (indiscernible) what a gem of a team. countless union tradesman and trades women. our design team. adapting and problem solving everything step of the way and of course the incredible property management compliance accounting and social work staff that leased up the building and make it all work every day. if you haven't met (indiscernible) [calling names] the rest of the property management and service staff we owe them infinite coffees for the work they put into serving the tenants. plaef [applause] there are countless people i can't fit in the speech that contributed so much from start to finish and we are not joking when we say the word, it

garcia. let's get right to the developing story. are fireworks to blame? >> on blossom hill road in san jose. ginger conejero is live at the scene.you've been speaking to firefighters out there. are they close to determining the cause now? >> they're really not, marcus and laura. they're focused on keeping the hot spots burning near some of the units at the public storage facility and they're keeping those contained so that it doesn't spread this morning. there's been a slight wind that's made things more challenging. let me step out of the way so they can see what they've been working on. not too long ago they took down the ladder where they've been hosing water still all morning long on to those units where the hot spots are still burning. there are a lot of questions that will still remain unanswered. arson investigators are still out here and until crews can get into the fire and get out of the hot spots and it won't be clear where or how this fire started and this is what it looked like around 6:00 and the initial explosions were caught on camera and could be scene from a distance. some 10,000 gallons of water were being use

garcia was last seen yesterday along roosevelt avenue. police consider her at risk and they say right now she may be with her adult boyfriend. >> at this hour, san jose police searching for this missing man also considered to be at risk. investigators say matthew lewis was last seen yesterday leaving a home along little orchard street. anyone who knows where either of these people are should call 911. >>> in a few hours the oakland a's could face a curveball in their attempt to move to las vegas. >> bob redell joins us from the newsroom. nevada lawmakers are considering approving state tax dollars for a new ballpark. >> that is correct. in a few hours lawmakers in nevada will meet for a special session to consider sb1 that, if approved, would provide up to $380 million in public funding for the a's stadium along the vegas strip. they considered the bill last thursday but didn't vote on it. according to a local news report in las vegas, it is likely that lawmakers will present a new version of the bill today, one that has been amended to make it more palatable for legislators who are on the fence. it's not clear what the amendment will be. according t

at fci dublin, ray garcia, used are also rather accused women of falsifying allegations at his sex abuse trial in december. he was convicted, though, on all eight counts. the san jose city council will soon consider whether to approve an rv parking site for the homeless. the proposed area is located on berryessa road in an industrial area just east of 101. if approved, the city would pay $18.9 million for a ten year lease on the six acre property, which would have room for up to 85 rvs. city officials say the goal is to get homeless residents off the street and then closer to housing and mental health services. the city council is expected to vote early next month. pride month kicks off tomorrow. it is a month to celebrate the contributions, history and challenges the lgbtq community faces. bay area celebrations draw thousands of people from around the world and communities in every corner of our region have planned celebrations throughout the month. tomorrow there'll be a pride flag raising around the bay area. those include one in oakland, one in hayward and at city halls around the bay area along with sonoma square and at old courthouse square up in santa rosa,

garcia. let's get a check of the forecast with kari hall. >> we do still start out with clouds as we take a live look outside in san josÉ, and as we go towardsthe morning and into the afternoon, we will see temperatures warming up as the sky clears. gradually we will be at 65 degrees at 11:00, and upper 60s at noon as we head for 77 degrees. that's about three or four degrees warmer than we were yesterday and we will see that trend across a lot of areas, with a high of 79 in san mateo. >>> mike, you had an alert for the san mateo hills? >> we did. let me get you out to the maps. the bay bridge is clear right now and that's an important note. the san mateo hills, there was a full stop in the westbound direction. speeds are recovering as traffic is starting to go through the area once again. chp just cleared this from their report. the crash went off the roadway into the hillside. crews are clearing from 92 between 280 and highway 95. >> thank you. >>> a young girl has been shot in oakland. >> so sad. let's head out to today in the bay's bob redell with what we know so far this morning. bob? >> reporter: we know and believe this girl is going

ctv's baylee o'carroll joins us live from san jose with an update on what you had for us yesterday. bailey good morning. garcia. what i can tell you is this fire is still smoldering. take a look. you can still see some smoke coming up from this storage facility. of course, a massive improvement from yesterday when we were out here when this thing was still on fire and fire crews were still out here putting thousands of gallons of water on it. but police have made an arrest. they are not releasing any information about who they arrested and what that person is possibly going to be charged with. i do want to show you what this fire looked like yesterday as flames raged through here. the fire battalion chief told me he was surprised at how fast this fire spread. he said it appears that there was an issue with a sprinkler system here. they're not exactly sure if any water was was released and if there was any release. how much. now, people who use this place to store photos in other sorts of priceless valuables are left hoping for the best. but expect the worst. i like a seven piece bedroom, said all her premature

san jose, the laney college site only to have those plans fail to materialize. so we will have to wait and see. garciae ali rasmus, thank you. more migrant families were taken from the border with mexico and sent to california. 42 people, including children, were dropped off by bus at la's union station yesterday afternoon. texas governor greg abbott said he sent them. he blamed the biden administration and sanctuary cities for a massive flow of migrants. the migrants were welcomed by city agencies and nonprofits as they came in. you couldn't make the difference if they were if they were just regular people from from here. they just came in and got in line and registered and did all the other technical stuff first. los angeles mayor karen bass called it a despicable stunt. california senator alex padilla said once again, republicans exploit vulnerable migrants for cynical political gain. instead of choosing to work with democrats to fix our broken immigration system. california will not play republicans cowardly games and will treat asylum seekers with the dignity and humanity they deserve. our time i

garcia. we'll check in with kari and look at that friday forecast in just a moment. first, we're going to take you live to paypal park in san jose. the earthquakes are hoping to score big with a world record attempt this weekend that you can actually take part in. we're going to take you there live at 6:15 with what they're hoping to achieve. you'll probably get a kick out of it. bob redell is out there and he's been having fun with some super soccer stars. >> i can't wait to see what he does this hour. >>> and looking here, beautiful. >> starting out clear. we're seeing the sun rising a little earlier each day, so our days are getting longer as we head through spring and into summer. it's going to feel a little warmer. dublin already clear, lots of sunshine. but it is cool as you step out the door, only 50 degrees. we'll go from 50 to 57 at 9:00, to 72 at 1:00 today. eventually making it into the upper 70s there. also about the same in san jose, 77 degrees. 75 in mountain view for a high temperature for today. and in novato, reaching 77 degrees. >>> mike, you were hearing about some metal bars on the highway. >> you don't want

garcia. here is a look at what's happening now, including a memorial under way for a san jose safeway workerarrest, an 18-year-old who will face charges in the murder of manny huizar. his mom and the family and workers at safeway would like to see legislation to have stores provide armed security. >> let's get a look at our forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> a lot of changes. it was hot over the weekend, but today we're talking about highs in the mid to upper 70s, a big cooldown, more clouds coming in and eventually rain. we'll also see some cool temperatures for much of the bay area tomorrow, with a chance of showers increasing late this evening. first starting in the north bay, as well as the tri-valley into the south bay later tonight, and we could see some scattered showers and even possibly some thunderstorms coming in. so really unusual to see rain in june, especially this amount of rainfall, but we'll be tracking it as we go through the next few days. >> sounds good. another local news update in half an hour. hope to see you then. have a good morning. ♪♪ >>> coming up, panicked

garcia. happening right now firefighters investigating a fire that started last night at a storage facility in san josÉare still at the public storage facility on blossom hill road. they have been working all night and into the morning. very busy, still putting out active hot spots. you could see some of the destruction in what was a three-alarm fire that started yesterday afternoon at 6:00 or later in the evening, actually. the fire chief says he expect crews to be here throughout the day and he says fireworks are a possible cause while that is still being investigated. ginger conejero saab for "today in the bay." >>> we say the sun is up in the south bay. how are we looking elsewhere? >> it's cloudy and cooler near the coastline. we are definitely seeing a wide range in our microclimates. the sky has cleared out more quickly and we continue to warm up through saturday but a cooldown on sunday, and on juneteenth, highs in the 70s. in san francisco, highs in the in san francisco, highs in the upper 60s, but flexex alert! flflex alert!! a power r outage is s looming. that's's just alerert, he's alwlways

garcia between these two state leaders who both have national aspirations. back to you. claudia, thank you. now, the court case of a man accused of going on a deadly crime spree in san jose and milpitas. kevin corona is accused of stabbing one man to death and fatally running over an elderly couple. ctv's jesse garry's live with an update on this case. jesse andre, kevin corcoran is being held without bail right now. his arraignment on the charges you mentioned, plus many more takes place 130 this afternoon inside department 23 here at the hall of justice. if found guilty on all of the charges, he could spend the rest of his life behind bars. let's take a look at our video. the 31 year old last week went on, allegedly went on a violent crime spree that spread from south san jose to milpitas. police investigators say he started by stabbing and carjacking victims at a shopping area near his home in the blossom valley section of the city. he then went north and ran over an elderly couple in the driveway of their home near south 16th and east santa clara street. he then stabbed the second victim in the 400 block of jacqueline road in milpitas before being arrested this morni

garcia i know i'm nervous for my parents. they're a little apprehensive. 102 tomorrow i'll be even hotter. i know san jose 90.visory long overdue. you probably knew this was we had a cool may and a cool june except for the last day of june and the first couple of days of july will be in the heat advisory category. zero visibility, half moon bay airport, thick fog there. that's really about it. there's not much left here. 50, 60 on the temps, 52 to 68. you can i mean, san jose's now 61 livermore 64, fair field 65, napa airport, 64 is warm for them. fog is there. it's just now. too much high pressure. thankfully we do not have an east or northeast wind. maybe a little in the hills, but not at the surface. the high will park itself over us tomorrow. keep marching along though, which will open the door to a cooler pattern on monday and tuesday. so this looks to be about three and out, but it'll be hot enough. lots of sun today getting hot. i told you it's hot on 6070s near the water. but go a few steps inland. 8090 to 100 tomorrow will be even hotter. it's still pretty toasty warm to hot on sunday and inland. and

garcia. brian knows whether he's sharp. hollister 17/100. monterey, 15, pacific grove 12 and our good friend chris henry and morgan hill had 11/100. san josevato 0.06. fremont 0.04. so cal canfield in there in santa rosa to 0.02. just an incredible system for this time of year honestly. and it looks like there's at least two more on the way. the outlook for 8 to 14 days on the temps is below normal for us. and i totally buy that because it looks like there could be a whopper of a system coming in around the next 8 to 10 days. another one will be here for friday and saturday. we are on the more less active side, if you will, the drier side than yesterday. so there could be an isolated shower, but i think it's more a low cloud deck than the high and mid-level clouds. but highs well below average here. livermore should be closer to 8470s there. concord canfield, redwood city, san jose, napa was only 68. oakland in there in san francisco, 65. mount diablo is usually pretty warm this time of year. they're sitting at 4950. they just bumped up to 50. but a northwest wind to 23. that's not very warm. there's no warm air aloft. there's no inversion