nbc bay area )s kris sanchez is at district headquarters. kris where do things stand right now? -- the frustration is really ramping up. new haven teachers association made an offer that the district said took things backward. ou cost the ditroffer. though the union says that the district )s own financials show the district can afford it. marout the teachers ) perspective. kris: teachers are fighting for a higher paycheck long-term. but in the short term. they )e lost half a paycheck. here )s what that )s like for an 8th grade history and english teacher: marcus: so, there )s the financial pressure the teachers are feeling, but what are parents saying? kris: we saw families drive by, honking in support, one mother dropped of bagels. but i also talked with a mother who )s pressuring the school board to make something happen. here )s what i )ts been like for her. tomarcu affect graduation? kris: graduation is still scheduled, and the district is giving seniors the options of averaging the grades they have without taking their finals. the district spokesperson says that despite how

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. we'll continue to check back with you. >>> at 4:33, also breaking news just in to our newsroom, a homicide investigation under way in san mateo county,tear gulch road west of wood side. the area is blocked off san mateo county was killed.ay t the scene and he'll join u at 5:00 a.m. >>> we're also following breaking news in alameda county where there's a large amount of police acactivity, this is new video just into our newsroom. there are two different scenes here. the first near 106th and bancroft, near the san leandro and oakland border. the second is near wynton and shabott and hayward. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is headed to the scene and will have a live report at 5:00. >>> a united flight from paris was supposed to land at sfo overnight but it's still not here. about 30 minutes into that flight, that plane was rerouted back to paris. a passenger said plastic on a meal touched the oven and caused an odor. he posted a photo on twitter of a fire crew on board once the plan

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we saw that map and said we shouldn't coordinate with the heat map. >> stay cool, wear short sleeves, drink lots of water. an excessive heat warning in effect for the areas shaded in pink. everywhere else we have a heat advisory. notice today it does not include san francisco, which yesterday had its hottest day ever in june, reaching 100 at sfo. so it will be slightly cooler there today. but still a hot one. as we go throughout the day, temperatures quickly ramping up, especially in the inland valleys. at 11:00, we are seeing 90s. reaching into the triple digits by early afternoon. that's where we will stay in concord, livermore, danville, antioch into the rest of the afternoon. so i'll have more details, an hour-by-hour outlook, and cooling in the forecast. mike, things seem to be clear on the roads right now. >> emeryville toward san francisco. beautiful clear view because of the temperatures, the fleece jacket sales probably weren't as good yesterday. a smooth drive over toward sa

. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez live with a look at where we go from here. kris? >> reporter: hi there, marcus and laura. where we go from here, if there is a violent offender, who is also undocumented, that person is to be released and will not be -- the county many not be notifying i.c.e. that will be going forward, the same policy we have had up until this point. that's despite the fact that law enforcement has been asking the county board of supervisors to change that policy. all law enforcement agencies in the bay area signed a letter stating they wanted to change the policy except for public service. the pressure has been growing. it hit a critical point with a san jose woman who was killed by a violent convict who was not held for deportation despite several requests. santa clara county released him. l.a. county released him as well. they said they want to stay out of the courts. it's a decision that also is frustrating the san jose police chief. >> it keeps of trying to figure out who is documented, who is not documented, whether or not we should be even k

. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live for us at chp headquarters in san jose. kris? >> reporter: hi there. like you said, the roadway did reopen just around 4:00 this morning, and the chp tells us that the man who was shot and killed on the freeway, it appears that that was an isolated incident. what we know at this point is that the man was found in his car, in the center median in 680, on 680 near the landis avenue exit in milpitas. the driver could not be by paramedics, and his name will not be released until his family is notified. that was just before 11:00 last night. at that point, chp shut down the highway to look for clues south of the scene and you see in the video, officers sweeping the scene there between landis avenue, down south to capital avenue for nearly four hours. at this point chp officer ross lee says the shooting appears to be a random incident. the roadway did reopen just before 4:00 this morning. the chp says they don't have a suspect description at this point nor a suspect vehicle description at this point, but if you were in the area of 680

. >> i'm kris sanchez. marcus garcia -- oh! marcus washington is off today. it was warm even walking out into the parking lot this morning. >> we can notice the difference. mostly clear skies and 50s. a live look at san jose. santa teresa will stay in the 50s through 7:00. after that, temperatures warm up quickly. it's going to reach into the upper 80s and low 90s in the south bay today. so get ready for that. we'll talk approximate about our microclimates. you're tracking two interesting reports. >> on this map, they don't show any problems. at the very bottom of your screen, you see 101, blossom hill road. one wrong way driver reported. it was cleared from the roadway a few minutes ago. 242, just where it says walnut creek into pleasant hill, reports of another wrong way driver. similar situation. no lanes blocked. no problem westbound. light traffic flow along the bay. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. we have coverage of a south bay health alert. students at one school were sent home after becoming violently ill. >> they were stricken with a ase of norovi

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> all right, kris, thank you. >>> we have more breaking news to tell you about at 5:02 this morning. a homicide investigation is under way in san mateo county. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live near that scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura and marcus. we just got this update from the san mateo county sheriff's department. they're saying that a sheriff's deputy was responding to a non-emergency call here on skyline boulevard. you could see this area that shut down on skyline boulevard at reed's roost road. when the deputy was responding to the call, they spotted a male victim on the side of the road and that's why you have the police tape up and it's now an active homicide investigation here, it happened roughly around 11:00 p.m. they don't have much description of the suspect. we're only being told that it is a male, excuse me, a male victim. they don't have much information on that but they are looking for suspects in this, but there's no description of this suspect at this time. now

kris? >> all right. we certainly give them a lot of attention.hank you very much, tracie. >>> also new this morning, i.c.e. facing a new wrongful death suit filed by a san francisco-based law firm. attorneys filed on behalf of a family of a trance gender woman from el salvador. she was seeking asylum in the u.s. and died days after being released from custody in may. she fell ill while she was in i.c.e.'s custody. and then they tested positive for hiv. homeland security is not issuing a comment. >>> a developing story. later this morning, rescue crews will resume the search for a missing boater outside of livermore. teams searched the lake late into the night. a man went into the water just after 6:00 p.m. he was on a small aluminum boat when he jumped off or fell over and never came back up. they were forced to wait until daylight. >> you have to make a constant assessment of the recuers' safety. we have to keep your people safe to make sure they can help the people we're here to help. >> authorities say this is the second accident in the past f

one person was hurt. >> reporter: that's right, kris. county sheriff's department tells us an argument may have led to the shooting. it took place at the summit park and ride at the summit road exit at 10:30 last night. investigators say someone flagged down deputies in that area. they took pictures of evidence near the white honda pilot. chp also responded. they heard what sounded like a gunshot. one was shot. the family member drove the victim to a local hospital. 33-year-old man suffered one gunshot wound and his injuries appear to be nonlife threatening. the male suspect is in his 30s, a possible dodge charger, last seen heading southbound on highway 17. anyone with information should contact the santa clara county sheriff's department. back to you. >>> thank you very much, sharon. hopefully they will track that person down. >>> we're hoping to get some kind of update from san leandro police on the deadly officer involved shooting that happened 4:00 p.m. on martin boulevard, east of 880. a man in the street with a machete was exposin

>> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris. be a hot day as the sun is starting to peek through the city of concord. we know pg&e are taking precaution. pg&e caught off power for about a thousand customers. same thing they did in napa. 1700 customers near lake berryessa. >> we understand the need to turn it off to prevent further fires especially with the wind that we have been having. >> we try to make sure we fill up the gas cans for the generator, that we have food, that we can eat without power. we have a microwave, a stove. >>> this morning we are learning a fourth american tourist is dead after vacationing at an island resort in the anyone can republic. he was originally here from the bay area. robert wallace lived in the central valley and was born in redwood city. he was celebrating a family wedding in april when he died unexpectedly. his family told fox news that the 67-year-old got sick immediately after having a drink from the hotel mini bar at the hard rock hotel. in punta cana. a celebration of life will be held ju

and kris, what have you been able to find out? >> reporter: well, we know the chp is asking for the public's help in finding this gunman who shot that man dead on the freeway this morning. and they say, though, that based on what they found at the scene, that this appears to be a random accident -- a random shooting. the victim was found shot in a gray toyota cam ran on 680 near milpitas and the driver could not be revived so he died there at the -- at the scene. his name will not be released until his family is notified. chp shut down the highway to look for clues between landis and capital avenue for four hoers.ssaid the shooting seems n isolated incident. >> we don't have any information so we're reluctant to say that we have anything that would be an immediate danger. as you said, we're -- we've completed the process scene and now investigators will work backward to identify a suspect. >> reporter: the roadway reopened just before 4:00 this morning. the chp said the officers are still processing clues from the scene and don't

so we'll still be saying all this over and over again, kris and marcus. just trying to stay cool. >> we're trying. >> we are. we're trying to stay uncranky. >> coming up, the video games that your kids will be playing in a few months are already on display right now. but it's not just teenagers who are paying attention. whose turn it is to play now. >>> first, today marks the anniversary of the mass shooting at the pulse nightclub in orlando. three years ago, 49 people lost their lives when that gunman entered and opened fire. the one pulse foundation will hold its annual remembrance ceremony tonight. house speaker nancy pelosi released a statement saying in part that the heartbreak for the victims remains, but the fight to end gun violence is not over. more news right after the break. you know when you're at ross and suddenly realize great minds shop alike? yes. that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes ,yes, yes... yes. seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. exactly what you need... yes. ...for your growi

kris sanchez wi kris sanchez. >> we know the community of pleasant hill will feel this loss as well. officer tarra o'sullivan was asaoeupd assigned to protect a mother leaving a domestic violence situation. the man in the home shot the officer with a rifle. as other officers tried to reach her where she fell outside that home, the suspect fired at them for well. the deputy police chief praised her service. >> we are devastated tonight, there are no words to convey the sadness we feel for our young brave officer. >> the gunman finally surrendered overnight but only after an eight-hour stand off. the mother and child or children were hurt. officer o'sullivan grew up in pleasant hill. this is video of her training and she graduated from the sacramento police academy and was supposed to go out on her own in a matter of weeks. we are waiting to hear about who the gunman was that shot the officer. we'll get that to you as we get it into the news room. >> so sad, trying to help that victim of saw mestdomestic viol. >>> if you have our app, we sent a silent alert to your phone overnight. you

and abc7 news kris reyes was there and has a rundown of the big announcements tonight. kris? >> good evening, dan. if i did a survey of this group right here, developers attending wwdc and i asked them when was the last time you used itunes, i'm pretty sure many of them will say not for months, and some might actually say never. it used to be that itunes was the superstar at an apple event like this one. now it's being faded into the background. this morning three now apps were unveiled, essentially replacing the iconic music service. do you even remember how much money you spent on itunes when it first came out? >> oh, don't ask about it. i don't want to remember. it was quite a lot. >> i spent basically my whole allowance when i was in high school. so probably like $100 every three or four months i guess, yeah. >> itunes, the ipod, and then the itunes store unveiled back-to-back by steve jobs in the early 2000s cemented his place in music history. there may have been a dozen different ways to download music before that, but it was itunes that made everything simple, legal,

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for marcus washington. a quick look at our forecast before we head off to london where it's a little rainy this morning. >> not so much here. we will have a hot day across the bay area. we are starting out just a few clouds over the bay. but inland we are all clear. as you get ready to step out the door, it is a nice start. upper 50s. as we go through our forecast, we'll reach into the low 90s inland today. be prepared for that. we're also going to talk about when we cool down a few more degrees coming up. mike, you have unexpected slowing in san hoe. >> really unexpected. we have a light traffic volume. that's unexpected. unexpected slowing north 87 towards capital expressway will continue until the tow truck can make its way through the traffic jam. if you're watching at home, take the expressway and join north of 87. that's a much quicker route because of the crash. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive around most of your spots. no slowing near hercules and over here. watch highway 37 out of vallejo.

how about going from 100 degrees to 82, kris. is that better? >> much better. >> san francisco going to catch a big break in terms of going from 100 yesterday to 68 on saturday. so it will be much cooler. and if you're planning to go to napa this weekend, it looks very nice with friday's high reaching 83 degrees. saturday, 79. in yosemite, showers, even thunderstorms possible. there will be comfortable air with highs reaching into the mid-70s. if you're staying near the coast, much cooler temperatures after a hot start yesterday. we're going to cooldown to the upper 50s. if you're going to l.a., expect it to be right near 70 degrees. very nice in southern california. we'll talk about what's going on here today as we are still dealing with high heat in three minutes. >>> thanks, kari. 5:40. coming up on "today in the bay", what we are learning about a nasty crash overnight in eastern contra costa county. plus, an lgbtq center vandalized during pride month. it's not the first time. what investigators are saying happened just two weeks ago. >>> mil

kris sanchez is live at san jose police headquarters with where we go from here. kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura and marcus. overnight the san jose police officers association, their union essentially said this fight to change the policy in santa clara county is not over. the jail will now continue releasing inmates who are undocumented without notifying immigration and customs enforce. regardless of whether they have violent records or federal hold requests. it hit a critical point with bambi larson, who was alleged killed by a violent convict not held for deportation despite multiple requests. all south bay law enforcement, exempt for sunnyvale, signed a letter asking the county for the change. the police chief is very frustrated. supervisor dave cortese said he needs to keep the county out of the courts. >> it keeps us out of this business of trying to figure out who is documented, who is not documented and whether or not we should be keeping that kind of information here. it's not our business. >> this is not just a local issue. it's a national issue. and i know

kris, right now behind me the chp is getting ready to give an update to the media. in fact, they've just started. but we did speak to the chp earlier and they identified the suspect responsible for all of this as 28-year-old alexander zumini and they say he was going 120 miles per hour when he crashed into that minivan and that he admitted he was on meth. we want to take you to some video early this morning. this all started at 3:15 on 280 when chp officers noticed someone driving erratically, weaving lanes, speeding on the freeway, then slowing down almost to a stop. officers followed the bmw onto southbound 101 and tried to get zumini to pull over. when he wouldn't stop the chp says officers started a prsuit on 101. when he took the yerba buena street exit he blew a red light and slammed into the minivan. the driver died and the passenger was taken to the hospital badly hurt. the chp says once zumini stopped on the 101 on-ramp he tried to run away and that is when he revealed this to officers. >> he admitted that prior to driving he had used methamphetamine. and a

kris sanchez live in san jose at police headquarters with a look at where we go from here. kris? >> reporter: well, hi there, marcus. overnight, the san jose police officers association put out a statement essentially saying this fight is not over over the sanctuary policy. the jail will continue to release inmates who are undocumented without notifying immigrations and customs enforcement regardless of whether they have violent records or hold requests from the federal government. the pressure has been growing but hit a critical point with the murder of a san jose woman bambi larson killed by a violent convict not held for deportation. all south bay law enforcement agencies, except for sunnyvale, signed a letter asking for that change in the sanctuary policy. the san jose police chief is frustrated that supervisor dan cortese is trying to keep them out of the court. >> it keeps us out of this business of trying to figure out who is documented, who is not documented and whether or not we should be keeping that kind of information here. it's not our business. >> this is not just a

kris, do we know how that firefighter is doing? >> reporter: good evening, ama and dan. i was told the firefighter was treated for dehydration on scene and released. he's now doing okay. we also know that no residents were injured. that homeowner drove by us about an hour ago to tell us she couldn't get back into her house. as you can see behind me, the scene is pretty much cleared. but it was a three-alarm blaze. >> right now the heat is taking its toll on the firefighters that are fighting this fire. the civilians in this area should stay out of the sun, stay plenty hydrated and avoid activities that are going to cause more problems. >> reporter: this is video over mcveigh and hubbard in east san jose. crews were called do a house and vegetation fire this afternoon. they believe wires went down and started the blaze. fire crews were in full force working in the intense afternoon heat and cooling off anyway they can. officials say two homes were on fire. one of them was next door to the residents who called 9-1-1. >> i was on my deck working and looking over the valley

marcus and kris? >> hmm. maybe we should teach everybody about everything. >> be nice. >> that would be nice. thank you very much, rahel. >> absolutely. >>> all right. coming up on "today in the bay", a slight, and i mean slight, cooldown today, kari. >> yeah. you may not even feel the difference today. this is a live look at walnut creek. as you get ready to head out the door, we're starting out in the low 70s. it's still going to be a hot day. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the week and the weekend coming up. >>> oh, there's the air-conditioning. these folks will be in air-conditioning later on. maybe not. not a lot to sweat about at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll show you what's going on for the san mateo bridge. i'm checking things out. >>> welcome we are looking live now at oracle arena in oakland where tomorrow night it is all on the line for the warriors. game 6 of the nba finals. and certainly there are some mixed emotions. for one thing, we know win or lose this will be the final gam

kris? >> reporter: hi, laura. this is something the nbc bay area investigative unit reported on extensively. the fact there are sometimes a lack of procedures and processes in place that means that sometimes lgbtq folks forego vital services. pride is on full display with parades and rainbow flags this month, but this summit goes a step further, working to make sure that santa clara counties address the needs of gender, nonbinary nonconforming people. the director of lgbtq services means everything from housing and clinics and hospitals to making sure people understand how to make inclusive workplaces and schools. as part of a two-year investigation, the nbc bay area unit surveyed 20 of the largest school districts in our nine bay area counties to see which had policies and procedures in place and which were providing training to faculty and staff. that report was credited with creating reform impacting 61 schools and roughly 60,000 students. to see where your local district falls, go to nbcbayarea.com/investigati

kris kobach under consideration for homeland security secretary.nder political vulnerabilities titled white supremacy. this is the direct quote. past political opponents have accus accused kris kobach with connections to white supremacist groups and actually had a recommended question for kris kobach, do you have any ties to white supremacists, would you be willing to renounce them. >> one thing i was struck by. >> yeah. >> in any normal administration, any other administration, these files would never have been forwarded. these people would have been instantly disqualified. >> some of these people didn't get jobs, but the really amazing thing is the people when you go through this list who did get jobs. so scott pruitt, who ultimately became epa administrator lost his job because of serial ethical abuses and coziness with lobbyists. there is literally a section in his vetting form titled, quote, allegations of coziness with big energy companies. so they went ahead with that anyway. >> it was not just foreseeable, it was foreseen. >> i think it's i

. >> i'm kris sanchez, laura washington is off. we are bringing warriors blue and cold. >> we can feel the difference. this is huge. take a look at these numbers. this where it should be. we're 58 in gilroy. we are seeing a lot more 50s. for some it's 15, 16, 17 degrees kold cooler than yesterday at this time. let'o up, but fought as much. we are getting ready for nicer weather in the forecast. we'll go through this time line and talk about the weekend forecast. mike, you have a possible problem for the early commute. >> it's not quite clear, i got an alert from the h train system that the trains were canceled because of something going on in liver more. we have no reports of that going on in liver more and the ace train website said says, oh, eight minute delays, so we will say heads up if you ride the ace train, that will be between stockton and the south bay. right now, everything is pretty standard. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> 4:31 breaking news, right now, sparking news concerns, the u.s. warship is now assi

in campbell, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> all right, thanks for the very latest, kris. >>> 5:07 right now. a live look at sfo this morning, in just a few hours, workers responsible for making sure you have food and drink will discuss going on strike. an informational picket is held this afternoon at the afternoon. nearly 100% of workers voted to go on strike this month, for major airlines like delta, united and american in 20 other cities across the country. they say they aren't getting paid enough and can't afford health care. >>> the flights are likely to be impacted by that at sfo another situation having an impact on international travelers at the airport. u.s. customs and border protection say some of the agents who interview global entry applicants are being transferred to the border for the summer. limited staffing at the enrollment center means appointments made months ago are being canceled. some travelers who paid $100 application fee are feeling that frustration. >> i'm not getting what i paid for and knowing i have the trip coming up is stressful. >> those being cl

kris van cleave has a behind-the-scenes look at airbus testing. this is the "cbs morning news." testing. this is the "cbs morning news." is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress with advil liqui-gels, what stiff joints? what bad back? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels. >>> our top stories this morning. president trump has abruptly called off military strikes against iran. mr. trump had approved the strikes in retaliation for iran shooing down a u.s. drone. the strikes had been scheduled for just before dawn today. no reason has been given for the strike being called off. >>> and president trump says hispanic voters support his hard-line immigration policy. he was interviewed last night on the spanish language network telemundo. he says they support his threat to deport large number of immigrants who are

simpson has joined twitter and is shutting down the rumor that he had an affair with kris jenner, whoseobert kardashian was his defense attorney. >> never -- and i want to stress never -- in any way, shape or form have i had any interest in kris romantically or sexually. >> o.j. also addressed rumors that he's khloe's dad. the story hit a fevered pitch when the "national enquirer" called khloe and simpson's daughter, sidney, "look-alikes"" >> khloe, the simple fact of the matter is she's not mine. >> in an interesting twist, khloe took a dna test on "the kardashians" but she only had her dna compared to her mother's. >> i never like really doubted that you were not my mother. >> so, what's o.j.'s life like today? well, the 71-year-old lives in las vegas and spends most of his days golfing. he's had both knees replaced and recently had lasik eye surgery. as for that infamous bronco chase -- >> our family watchet along with the rest of the country. we were gripped. >> today on "fox & friends," ron goldman's sister, kim, reflected on that tv moment 25 years ago. she just launched a new pod

michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> great story. >>> so coming up only on "cbs this morning," krisve takes cameras into uber's self-driving test track for a peek at the latest driverless technoloy. >>> plus, home dna kits are exploding in popularity. how the results of these tests can be life-changing. >>> and first on "cbs this morning," we'll reveal the winning images of this year's "national geographic" travel photo contest. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning. it is still hot and looking live from our salesforce tower cam tr it cool down this morning. that is good news. good morning. it is wednesday, june 12. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. a little bit of a cold now but still hot in many places. >> especially in land. highs will top out in the mid to upper 90s. we will start to cool things down today. even if it's just by a little bit. we will take it for sure. we will continue

kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> we're learning new two u.s. soldiers who were killed in afghanistan. according to "the new york times," the two servicemembers were killed in an ambush in the eastern wardak province on wednesday. these latest deaths bring the total number of american fatalities in afghanistan this year to nine. the deaths occurred one day after an unannounced visit by secretary of state mike pompeo to kabul. the u.s. is holding dereket talks with the taliban that are scheduled to resume this weekend in qatar. >>> and police are searching a house in salt lake city as part of an investigation of a missing university stay tunmackenzie lu. police say she met someone at a park and didn't seem to be in distress. they're now searching a home in relation to the case. >> we'll continue to follow the lead until this is resolved. we'll have more information for you as we find what we find inside this house here. >> police say there is no evidence of foul play, but they are worried lueck has missed classes and scheduled flights. >>> coming

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kris sanchez joins us live in union city with the latest developments. kris?> reporter: hi there, laura. teachers expect to be on the picket lanes at james logan behind me at 8:30 and other campuses around the new haven school district at 7:30 this morning. while it seems that the teachers union has made some concession, the district says it's not a concession that they consider a legal offer. i want to show you what the latest is here on this story. according to the union, they lowered their ask to just a 3% pay increase, less than they had been asking before. the district said that would cost the district more than the union's last offer, which violates state bargaining law. on wednesday, it is supposed to be the last day of school. logan high school's graduation is scheduled for june 15th. the superintendent says that is going to happen as scheduled regardless of what the strike situation is. this is day 10 of the teachers strike impacting 11 different schools. 600 teachers are in the district. they have been at an impasse with the district primarily overpa

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. check out the sunrise, the city by the bay. >> beautiful. >> it makes for a beautiful sunrise. it makes for a difficult day weather-wise. >> not only is it unhealthy to breathe the smoke, but to spend time outside because of the heat. a heat advisory going up at 10:00 this morning for pretty much all the inland parts of the bay area. that includes san francisco as well. and parts of the peninsula away from the coastline. it is going to be hot. a live look at walnut creek. as you step out the door, we will reach the mid-90s already by noon. we're heading up to 105 degrees today. it will be dangerous to be out there. the weekend coming up. mike, traffic stacking up out of oakland. >> that's pretty typical. today we were concerned because of an early disabled vehicle on the span. we had just about recovered and then this kicked in. fastrak lanes are moving. that's good. that's kind of what we expect to see as we slide toward the summertime commute pattern. slowing for contra costa county

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we do have some good news in the forecast, kris and marcus. we just have to make it through today. >> all right. we'll try tnot to complain anymore. >>> coming up, a meatless burger that says just as good as a beef one? kari says it's true. we're going to take an in-depth look at the impossible burger and where you can find it. >>> plus, first happening now, the ntsb is arriving on the scene of that helicopter crash in manhattan. it's a story we first brought you as breaking news during our midday newscast yesterday. that chopper crashlanded on top of a skyscraper. investigators are trying to find out why that chopper was so close to the building and what led to that crash. it erupted into flames on the roof. the pilot died in that crash, but there were no other injuries. we're back with more news right after the break. >>> well, as you know, we're always on social media. i just posted this because it's our little stress ball. we got it for women's world cup, which starts today. boy, i had to use it yesterday while we were watching the warrior

maurice. >> dubois: kris van cleave, thank you. two u.s.vice members were killed in afghanistan today, gunned down in a taliban attack. their names are yet to be released. rere than 2,400 americans have died in afghanistan since 2001, nine this year. the u.s. envoy is resuming peace talks with the taliban this coming weekend. an off-duty chicago police officer is fighting for his life after being shot early today. five officers have been killed by gunfire in recent days in illinois, wisconsin, missouri, texas, and california. jeff pegues has more now on this spike of violence. >> reporter: the unnamed 25-year-old officer is expected to survive, but superintendent vedie johnson decried the senseless violence. >> the same gun violence that amfects those living in our ngmmunities, affects us also. >> reporter: in the last nine ays, five officers across the country have been shot and trlled. racine, wisconsin officer john hetland; corporal jose "speedy" espericueta of the mission, texas, police department; near st. louis, officer michael langsd

thanks, kris. ee thank you, guys. good night. >> if you're on terminal hold at the consumer complaint, call us at 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds and kris or someone on the team will get back to you. >> we are 40 minutes away from friday. friday light here on thursday. >> so close to the weekend and the weekend forecast is going to get hot, but i still think we'll be able to handle that just fine. let's take you to the microclimate forecast on this thursday night and get you ready for friday. we start off right now, i wanted to give you a wide look at what's happening out here across the west. you know that nice comfortable weather we had today, 70s across most of the bay area. certainly felt more like spring than summer-like temperatures that we've been used to lately. it all came from this area of low pressure. that had the colder air with it. the big changes we move into tomorrow is this area of high pressure with some warmer air. now, that's important because in weather, air flows from high pressure

kris reyes for abc7 news. >> all right. let's bring in abc7 news sports director larry beil. >> what's your take on this? >> well, two things. first, i think the nba should be commended for acting swiftly. they didn't wait around. in fact, their security team, as soon as this incident took place in the fourth quarter, they immediately started to gather information. they later would talk with stevens. they talked with the officials involved and people that were nearby. and i don't know what he was thinking, if he thought perhaps -- i believe it was his wife mary. she was not involved. she had stepped out of the way. so i don't -- you can't justify anything. >> just an impulse. >> maybe just a bizarre moment. but kyle lowry, i can't tell you how much restraint he showed. we have seen situations with other nba players. the worst of it was the malice in the palace where you had many players on the court fighting with fans. >> or running into the stands. thinking could have deteriorated into something far, far worse than this, a

by design, kris, this messaging, and the words we hear from activists were designed to cause fear andxactly what it did when you look at a community with half a million undocumented folks living in it. it will reach every corner of the community. people are afraid to go to work. and kids afraid to go to school. afraid they would come home and their parents would be gone. many people view as a rogue agency, people who picks up people in the middle of the night. everything is at stake for the folks. listen to what one advocate said about how lives can be unravelled. >> i've been getting calls from our members, from people directly impacted, fearful of what will happen from them. if they get a knock on the door from an i.c.e. agent that will uproot their whole lives. it will split their families apart. these are difficult calls to take. but can you imagine actually being the person making the call? being fearful your very existence and everything you built in this country is going to be taken from you and uprooted? that's how people think of i.c.e. as an aegs that is destroying and wreak

keep floating out there, kris jenner. wouldn't acknowledge that. >> that bothered him. >> that bothered him. >> what do you make of this? should this drive people off twitter? [laughter] >> can i get a close-up? >> yes. >> oj, go away. you went to jail for 20 years for taking your own stuff back. you didn't get the hint. is there any lawyers that are still alive and can say, don't talk, go away. bye. >> you know joey, this is going -- people are going to love tweeting at him just to get him mad. >> yeah, it's already there. they'll go look at comments under all tweets. it's a rabbit hole that you'll go down for a long time, what devastates me about this is twitters is 20 years too late. what if we had twitter when he was in the bronco, hey, twitter world, it isn't me in the bronco, i'm not driving and i'm just riding along. the legal record says he's innocent. what is he setting it straight for? >> yeah. kat, what if he starts following you? >> i don't know, greg, i ate a lot of rice pudding today. i mean, like a lot of r

kris? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha.isturbing news for anyone who came into contact or worked with police officer robert edward davies. he was taken to this jail, santa clara county, after he was arrested yesterday. police allege davies, who is 40 years old, tried to engage in sexual activity with someone he acknowledged to be 16 years old. here's how the investigation unfolded on saturday, may 11th. silicon valley crimestoppers received a tip from a concerned citizen who posed as a 16-year-old girl on tinder and snapchat. police allege davies acknowledged her age and that they chatted about engaging in sexual activity. during the follow-up investigation detectives confirmed davies' identity and served search warrants on his electronic devices, mobile apps and his home in morgan hill where he was arrested and taken to the santa clara county jail. san mateo police issued this statement. this alleged conduct, if true, is in no way a reflection of all that we stand for as a department. san mateo police officers we have swor

simpson wants to responds to rumors about him about how he and kris jenner allegedly had an affair and. says it's not true. he'll deny it out but in a year he'll put out a book called "if i hit it." ( laughter ) some south american countries have troubles but they took it to a new level. >> millions left without electricity in argentina, uruguay and paraguay. the blackout affected subways to traffic lights and water distribution. by late afternoon power had been partially restored. the cause has not been found. >> trevor: okay, this is really weird. three countries in south america all lost power at the exact same time, and i know what some of you are thinking, trevor, isn't that normal in those countries? well, yes, but not like this, not all at once. it's like when you see one or two spiders in your ram and you say, whatever, but if it's waste deep in spiders, some shit has gone down. ( laughter ) the speculation is the outage could have been a cyber attack and a lot of experts say this could be the future of war where countries will be hacking into each others systems shutting down

kris van cleave got an exclu ve look inside uber's testing facility. >> reporter: okay, here comes atrian. >> driving down make-believe lane is what uber hopes is a very real future. he blew a stop sign. this is uber's self-driving test track in pittsburgh. we took a ride with the project's chief scientist raquel urtasun. is this car as good of a driver as the average human is? >> uh, not yet. >> reporter: on this 54-acre, closely guarded facility, uber is building its return to autonomous driving after the march 2018 crash where a self- driving uber hit and killed a woman crossing a street in tempe, arizona. eric meyhofer leads uber's autonomous driving unit.ni after uber's fatal accident, the number of people who said they were afraid to drive in a self- driving car rose to 71%, up from 63% a year ago. do you think the improvements to the technology are such that, that kind of accident wouldn't happen again? >> i think that, yes. it's a little enthusiastic and maybe presumptuous to think that there will never be an accident in a self-driving car. it's inevitable, and there will be.

abc7 news reporter kris reyes is live with a shift in how we listen to music and all the answers that we're seeking. >> i will try to give you all the answers. good afternoon. well, it seemed like not too long ago itunes bl disrupting an entire industry and shutting down stores. well, now itunes itself is fading into the background. at the wwdc happening inside the san jose convention center all week, it was unveiled that three new apps will replace it. do you even remember how much money you spent on itunes when it first came out? >> oh, don't ask about it. i don't want to remember. it was quite a lot. >> i spent basically my whole allowance when i was in high school. so probably like $100 every three or four months i guess, yeah. >> itunes, the ipod and then the itunes store unveiled back-to-back by steve jobs in the early 2000s cemented his place in music history. there may have been a dozen different ways to download music before that, but it was itunes that made everything simple, legal, and mainstream. ushering a new digital era. >> especially as an elder millennial, i think tha

>> kris van cleave, thank you. >>> two u.s. service members were killed in afghanistan today, gunned down in a taliban attack. their names are yet to be released. more than 2400 americans have died in afghanistan since 2001, 9 this year. the u.s. envoy is resuming peace talks with the taliban this coming weekend. >>> an offduty chicago police officer is fighting for his life after being shot early today. five officers have been killed by gunfire. in recent days in illinois, wisconsin, missouri, texas, and california. jeff pegues has more now on this spike of violence. >> reporter: the unnamed 25-year-old officer is expected to survive what superintendent eddie johnson decried as senseless violence. >> the same gun violence that affects those living in our communities affects us also. >> reporter: in the last nine days, five officers across the country have been shot and killed. racine wisconsin john hetland, corporal speedy espericueta, in illinois deputy troy chisum and sacramento, california officer tara o'sullivan. >> police

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