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laura -- far right government. laura: after two years in a russian jail, ukrainian pilot nadiya savchenko is now back home. the 35-year-old was free as part of a prisoner swap. she was convicted for killing 2 russian journalists in eastern ukraine, charters she denies. -- charges she denies. reporter: a hero's welcome. back in herenko is native ukraine after spending 2 years in russian jail. at her result to fight for her country is only stronger. i'm ready once again to sacrifice my life for ukraine on the battlefield and i will do everything possible in order for every child being held prisoner to be free. reporter: savchenko was captured while fighting in eastern ukraine. she was then indicted for allegedly playing a part in the death of 2 russian journalists covering the conflict. the pilot denied all the charges throughout the proceedings, even going on hunger strike for a total of 80 days. she just became a national symbol, and upon arrival in kiev was awarded the country's highest honor by resident poroshenk

laura: dr.friedman there, director of the centers for disease control and prevention, speaking to me a little earlier. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, barack obama is about to become the first sitting u.s. president to visit hiroshima. we are there to gauge reaction to the historic visit. there have been clashes in paris between right police and protesters after widespread demonstrations against controversial labour reforms. lucy williamson reports from le havre. lucy: centuries ago, they marched for liberty, equality. today, it was for overtime wages and the 35-hour week. unions here fear the government is trying to boost the economy at the expense of workers' rights. the government says it is simply trying to create more jobs for young people. many in france accept the need for a more flexible economy, but , among the unions, there is a sense of anger and betrayal that a socialist government could be the one to do it. just hours after the governme

laura: thank you for joining us. have been clashes on the venezuelan capital of caracas between our testers and riot police. say they have enough to force a referendum against the president, president maduro. in the middle of this deep economic and political crisis in venezuela, the thet-wing opposition and clash is being exposed. we have antigovernment supporters calling for a referendum, a recall referendum against president nicolas maduro . they say they have enough popular support for the president to be removed from office. theasn't long before standoff was broken. opposition supporters, angry they were not being allowed through heavy police lines. they say the government of nicolas maduro is increasingly dictatorial. they want him to be removed by emergency decree. this regime will not bring us to .ur knees, she said ignoring the obvious peril as riot police primed their weapons. she said her three children left venezuela, but she vowed to remain. pro-government loyalists, including the motorcycle collectivos w

laura: welcome back. you are watching on "france 24 ." petrol stations are ddry as strikes hit oil refineries. prime minister says he is committed to changing turkey's ofstiution with the wishes president recep erdogan. we begin with the latest on a fuel crisis in fran ce. 1/5 of stations are low as workers strike. ppolice used a water cannon to break up a blockade. unions are protesting labor reforms. stuck in the middle, consumers, increasingly frustrated. reporter: a moment drivers have been waiting for, a tanker arriving for motorists. >> if i drive further i will break down. reporter: around paris, motorists raced to fill tanks. >> this is the only station i found open. reporter: the shortage could put jobs at risk. ani've been waiting 3/4 of hour for gas. reporter: in some places the crisis has been easing. big.he queues are still so >> we are obliged to control traffic because people get angry. doorter: employees next hand out drinks. only southern france appears to havebeen spared the fuel shortage. laura: as oil and trasport work

laura: thank you for joining us.he turkish president said his country will not make changes to its anti-terror laws in return for visa free travel saying we will go our way, you go yours. primeomes after the minister announced he was stepping down. for more, i am joined by joshua walker. he is now a transatlantic fellow. why is turkey's president saying that he is not going to make changes to his antiterrorist law when it was agreed that he would as part of this migrant deal with the eu? guest: there is a had aware he feels he has no constraints and he is able to say and do whatever he believes and there is not a good cop to balance this. there were disagreements behind the scenes that led to the removal of the prime minister. president feel the he has the eu over barrel, that they need to deal to stop the flow of migrants and it does seem to be working so he can get away with this. >> would you look at the balance of power it is in turkey's favor. explained how important this is an this is a case in which the presid

laura: thank you for coming in. in other news.ia's highest ever temperature has been recorded in the state jestan,ester on -- ra 51. in pakistan they sought a temperature one degree higher. reports they live ammunition was used as security forces and that dozens of people have been wounded, some seriously. the protesters are angry about corruption and the failure of the government to provide ready. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come. prisoners of the body and mind. the bbc goes inside one of the toughest prisons in america to look at why mental health issues are such a problem. in austria thousands have been protesting against the rise of the far right freedom party. than onedate won more third of the vote in the first round of presidential elections and goes into the second round as the favorite. for the first time candidates from the three other parties did not make it to the runoff. our europe editor reports. >> keep nazis out of the presidential palace lead -- reads this packard. placard. calling onere is fe

laura: why did donald trump that out?nthony: you never know with donald trump because he changes from day to day, but his staff are telling reporters that he's just kidding, and it was never going to happen. when donald trump gets up on the stage, i guess he says whatever comes to his mind, but i guess cooler heads in his campaign prevailed. he got all the benefit he could out of it. laura: thank you very much. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, think you are a good speller? these two just took home the top prize. one of the survivors of a migrant ship wreck in the mediterranean has told the bbc he thought he was going to die. hundreds of people fell into the sea wednesday in their -- when theirat overcrowded boat capsized. >> the ship started to lose its balance at first. left andegan to flip right because the people were moving too much. >> where were you? front of thehe boat at the deck. >> did you have time to react? >> just thinking about how to catch the boat because i don't know how to swim.

delano: that's right, laura.stocks in the monday session with the kinds of 5.5% -- the claims -- the kinds of 5.5%. the offer has drawn criticism from shareholders with some saying that the arrogant chief executive is out to build an empire. elliot richardson reports. iot: it is a statement of intent. are offering to buy month center for $6.2 billion from the largest ever foreign takeover by german company is completed, it acquisition of anheuser-busch. we are firmly convinced that this step is the right next up for our business. our shareholders, customers in both cavities, and employees, too, will profit from this equally. bayer's aim is to create a giant sea chemical company with a strong presence in europe, the united states, and asia. it can make the from the largest agricultural supplier in the world. but they would be entering business with a firm that has been caught in controversy in the past. monsanto has been involved in high-profile lawsuits over the environmental effects of its product. >> our busine

we showed the video to laura. >> i'm really surprised that somebody actually showed up.hat they actually were, you know, going through with this. >> reporter: laura is more determined than ever to uncover the truth. is this for real? or is it a scam? >> it was just all a matter of trying to get down to the truth of this. >> reporte this mystery. it's that other tormented family in ohio, the family of megan lancaster. >> what if he really does have her and i can bring her home. >> reporter: they've also been promised to get their missing loved one back if they bring a supersized bag of benjamins to that same golden arches and deliver it to a man named marcus wearing, you guessed it, a red hat. >> it's almost a relief to know that they were doing this to somebody else in a way because then that's just 100% clarification that some dirtbags out there are trying to get money off of these poor families. >> reporter: both families now convinced they're being conned, and ready to fight back. >> i was, like, hell-bent on this person being found. >> i wanted to know why. why did y

back to you, laura. laura: thanks very much indeed. that is it for business. now time for our cannes rendezvous. genie godula has been sticking to director steven spielberg about his latest film "the bfg." take a look. genie: steven spielberg is one of the biggest names in entertainment today. with the past 40 years he has used and directed one blockbuster after another. "jaws," "close encounters of the third kind," "raiders of the lost her," "jurassic park," the list goes on and on. --elberg is back in cannes for years he was president of the festival jury -- two for his new movie, "the bfg," the big friendly giant. if the critics in cannes are right, it might be the next "e.t." genie: steven spielberg, hello. stephen: hi, how are you? --ie: the world for your of world premiere of "the bfg" was in cannes. do you still get nervous? stephen: i was nervous on the airplane, i was nervous getting out of the car with all the glitterati. once we got to the red carpet i felt right at home here in cannes. genie: "the bfg" is based on a children's book by rolled -- roa

laura: how will he do that? ?t will be the litmus test >> he has to signal to investors, to consumers that the economy will turn around. he has nominated a finance minister who is a respected was the central bank president for eight years -- a finance minister who is a respected banker. i think there are other areas in hash also the president nominated people that are able politicians. russo meanwhile, recep -- trial will take six months. does the interim president have a mandate in the meantime? >> six months or less. if the five members of the senate already indicated that they agree with the impeachment process. more than thete to remove the president from office after due process. the senate will meet as a .ribunal the cases will be presented. she will have an opportunity to defend herself. laura: is this a defining moment for brazil on the world stage? >> it is because this is a major test for brazil's democracy. there is now in brazil a new demand from society that ethics .nters politics surrounding all this

her name was laura. >> i'm laura. >> she was from england.ing pictures and kind of hanging out. i said, i'm going to paris too. >> yeah? >> i just felt like that was fate. >> we should go. >> we get on the plane. okay, what's next now? cuba. cuba? cuba. i just realized i'm going to cuba. so we arrive in cuba. and once again, i have to collect this bag. oh, my god. oh, my god. i'm so tired of dealing with it. i know as american, i shouldn't be in cuba. i handed customs my passport. they were very suspicious. they immediately started asking me questions. where are you coming from? >> the united states. >> where are you going? >> paris. >> they told me if i didn't leave the next day, they would come looking for me. i was shocked. and i was really scared. as we were leaving, i said to laura, let's just get a hotel together and save some money. honestly, i wasn't ready to let her go. we went into the room. she's curious about the states, and i asked her about london. and i'm just sitting there on the bed and i notice that laura's bag looked exactl

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laura: and to the race for the white house now. democratic candidate kelly clinton is that hillary clinton is still struggling to shake up left wing rival bernie sanders. in kentucky last night but it was sanders who took our again. mathematically it is almost impossible for him to beat clinton, but he insists he will state in the race until then. senator sanders: many of the pundits and politicians, they say bernie sanders should drop out. [crowd boos] sanders: the people of california should not have the right to determine who the next president will be. [crowd boos] well, let me be as clear as i can be. i agree with you. we are in until the last ballot is cast. laura: while the deciding votes in the democratic race will take place in california and new jersey on june 7. lots of delegates up for grabs them. ones inho lost loved the 9/11 terrorist attacks could soon get the go-ahead to sue saudi arabia. senators have passed a bill which ends the royal family's immunity. there have long been suspicions that members of the saudi reg

meet laura and richard. they've traveled 5,000 miles from their home in the north of england, to korea, to see two little boxer pups. these pups are clones of laura's dog dillon. and this is the only place in the world where you can get your pet dog cloned. >> do they look like dillon? >> they look just like him. >> richard's in construction. laura helps with the business and walks dogs. richard says laura is dog mad. dog mad in a good way. >> when you see the dogs, when you see the puppies, do you think clones? or do you think puppies? >> puppies, i think. it's too hard to comprehend that i took these samples from my dog after he died, and these two come from that. it's so unbelievable and incredible. >> laura's 8-year-old dog dillon died suddenly, leaving her an emotional wreck. >> would it be too much to say he was your best friend? >> yeah, he was my total best friend, yeah. i spent more time with dillon in those eight years than i did with anyone else. >> and in her grief, she remembered seeing a story

laura helps with the business and walks dog. richard says laura is dog mad. dog mad in a good way.en you see the dogs, when you see the puppies, do you think >> puppies i think. if you comprehend that i took these samples from a dog after he died and they come from that, it's so unbelievable and incredible. >> laura's 8-year-old dog dillon died quite suddenly leaving her an emotional wreck. >> would it be too much to say he was your best friend? >> he was my total best friend, yeah. i spent more time with dillon in the eight years than myself. >> in her grief, she remembered seeing a show on television about dog clones. >> i remember thinking i would love to do that with dillon but where would you get all that money from? then the day after he died, he said what about this cloning thing? can't we look into it. i said are you kidding me, it's 65,000 pounds which is $100,000. >> you heard that right, the sticker price is 10 0, 000. >> laura was there when they were born. the lab cloned 780 dogs for customers around the world including these two jack russell territories for this coupl

. >> meet laura and richard.y travelled 5,000 miles from their home in the north of england to korea to see two little boxer pups. these pups are clones of laura's dog dillon and this is the only place in the world where you can get your pet dog cloned. >> do they look like dylan. >> i saw him when he was a few weeks old and they look just like him. >> laura help with the business and walks dog. richard says laura is dog mad. dog mad in a good way. >> when you see the dogs and the puppies do you think clones or do you think puppies? >> puppies i think. it's too hard to comprehend that i took these samples from my dog after they died and these two puppies have come from that. it's so unbelievable and incredible. >> laura's 8-year-old dog died quite suddenly leaving her an emotional wreck. >> would it be too much to say he was your best friend? >> he was my total best friend yeah. i spent more time with him in those 8 years than i did with anyone else. >> in her grief he remembered seeing a story on television abou

i'd go there. >> laura: i'd work there. >> anthony: yeah. >> laura: ♪ every hour, everyday you will hear't you please come home. ♪ thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> penn: you know, you used to be able to go see louie primo, 3am, have breakfast, and then go out and watch an atomic bomb explode in the distance. i mean, that, that's a place i would like to live in. >> anthony: yeah. that sounds like a good time. was it better before? is it better now? is it different? >> penn: well, you know. it was better to talk about before. people loved having their mob stories and there's that weird romance of bad people. >> anthony: yeah. >> penn: uh, i don't think it actually was better. i think it was really good if you were sinatra. >> anthony: penn jillette. another cog in the entertainment machine, though at a somewhat more elevated level. of the live acts left in vegas, his might be the biggest draw. i suggested this place because raku off the strip is where every chef i know, who knows this town, said i should go. the japanese modern izakaya, known as one of the best places to eat in vegas. casual, b

laura bicker sent us this report. laura; the fire has ripped away the fabric of this neighborhood.e thehave left twisted metal and charred concrete. the grim aftermath of a frightening force of nature man to control. you can see the remainders of family homes. this was somewhere that people cherished. garden furniture, pieces of life that are blackened and hollowed out by the fire. it is ravaged. this is brutal. couples drawnof to this oil-rich town, it is replaced by an uneasy calm. beast, an animal, unlike a fire i've ever seen in my life. laura: the chief wants residents to know that he did all he could, but the fire did not play by the rules. >> this is rewriting the book. they are rewriting their formulas on how fires behaved. laura: much of fort mcmurray still stands. the schools are untouched. no clean water or gas. the city will be abandoned for some time while officials come up with a plan. not far away, the fire lingers in the forest, still threatening and in places still out of control. laura bicker, bbc news, fort mcmurray. ♪ nasa has announced it has discovered 1300 ne

also that sink hole that sam and laura were telling you about seconds ago. this is in san francisco. you see the freeways not a problem. it is off the freeways, south of market area, the mission, a major street south of there. it's close to the center for the arts. >> that will impact the area as folks will have to reroute the area, around new montgomery is where that sinkhole is blocking a portion of mission street, we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's light. a couple seconds to wait. back to you. >> tanks, mike. >>> up next, san francisco's mayor at this time i still sitting in the hot seat the mayor is grilled about police refor. will he be taking action in the mayor's remarks next. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. d

=laura/4shot and i'm laura garcia-cannon. =4shot= ad lib toss to weather . >> good morning on your wednesdayk. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon, wednesday, mailed it to the middle of the week. >> you can call it dancing if you want. facebook live. >> straight for it. dancing our way into wednesday. >> yeah, it will be a warm one. as you head out the door, sun block. a lot of sun later on today. inland temperatures reaching into the '80s. although we start out with morning clouds, patchy fog. here's a look at those lunchtime temperatures. san francisco, 64 degrees, 72 degrees in the north bay and up to 80 degrees there. 85 in the tri-valley. th in south bay, 82 degrees. and we also have an early game for the giants so that may slow you down. how is it looking now, pike? >> thanks, kari. we are showing a smooth drive around the bay. typical pattern. we'll look over towards the tri-valley. west 580 all the of the altamonte pass. westbound 84. in the city, getting down towards 84, heading towards 680. there may be a crash. something going on near that 680 merge t. bay bridge toll plaza shows you a typ

our laura ingle in for harris faulkner and this is "the fox report." a moving tribute in our nation's capital. a motorcycle rally known as rolling thunder, rumbling through the streets of washington to remember the prisoners of war and those missing in action. presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump spoke to the crowd there today saying our nation's veterans must be better cared for. plus this. >> i know people, i've gotten to know so many vets and we raised $6 million for the vets and we're announcing on tuesday all of the groups that we put up this money and we raised this tremendous amount of money because we love the vets. that's going to be announced on tuesday. >> and kristin fisher is live in washington. trump has faced criticism from veterans over the money he says he's raised for veteran charities, so how was he received at the rolling thunder rally? >> trump has a rolling thunder. ever since he made that comment about senator john mccain way back at the beginning of his campaign, remember, trump said "i like people who weren'

==laura//2shot== good morning - and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. ==sam//2shot== and i'm sam brock. =4shot= ad lib toss to weather ==kari//cu== checking in on oakland... i'll talk about that as we head into the holiday weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> we are just going to show you 880 and traffic moving well. we saw flashing lights pull over fx==he northbound side. i'll check to see what chip has to say. i don't see anything about slowing or any problems. we'll zoom in north of the bay bridge. we talk about construction going on. typical cruise on the bay ==idge. typical across the carquinez bridge. breaks o we begin with breaking news a ke ily of seven forced out of t those st san jose home after a fire breaks out. kris sanchez is at that home. someone walking by saw smoke and got the people out of the house? >> somebody who was just pass buying saw that smoke, banged on the door and woke up that family who was a he sleep. talking about parents, grandparents and children. by the signs on the house, it appears they just celebrated a gr

where a fire rips through several stores at a strip m ==laura /team coverage== let's get right to our live t breaking news in santa kara where a fire rips lou several stores at a strip mall. >> let's get right to our team coverage this morning of that fire, today in the bay chris sanchez is at the mall, what is the very latest? >> reporter: good morning to you, lawyer. >> reporter: -- laura. >> reporter: you see behind me the huge flames earlier are gone. we keep hearing the sound of the building collapsing inside. right now we can count, one, two, three, four, five water streams coming on to this fire. this looks like what was an indian vegetarian on the corner of this strip mall. it appears it is in more than one building. as you mentioned, it is a five alarm fire. santa clara is here. they have asked for assistance from other apartments. we were trying to get a better van tage point for you. certainly a very big firefight this morning. the fire started around 3:14 here in the 3400 block of el camino. it went big and fast. we could see in the darkness of the night dark, black smoke.

=laura/4shot= and i'm laura garcia-cannon. =4shot= ad lib toss to weaer >>> a very good tuesday morning thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. mike is waving over here. kari is looking at the full forecast for us. looking at temperatures, 56 in oakland, fairly mild. 7:00 in palo alto and san jose. here is what to expect. we start to get peeks of sun today. mild temperatures and spotty rain in the forecast tomorrow that continues into the start of the weekend. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. how is it looking? >> we have green in motion. those are our speed sensors. a smooth flow of traffic. no problems across that span. >>> some sobering news this morning and breaking news. an american serviceman has been killed in combat in iraq. >> it happened today in the northern iraqi city of irbil. he died as a result of enemy fire. it is believed that isis is involved. his identity has not been released. >> more breaking news this morning. a deadly overnight shooting in east palo alto. this happened after 1:00 a.m. on tulane avenue. that is less than a mile f

==laura//con't vo== morning... it was electricinsi warriors take the thunder out of o-k-c to win their second trip to the n-b-a finals. we've got all the highlights and >>> warrior fangs fans riding high this morning. win their second trip to the nba finals. all the highlights and celebration. >>> it's happened again. another law enforcement gun stolen in san francisco. >>> students return to novato high school the first time since the deadly attack on two students. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good tuesday morning. laura and the boys. >> a lot of testosterone going on up here. >> i don't seem to mind it. >> good to have my boys back. we made it. celebrating the warriors. >> the warriors lost sleep last night. the weather is going to wake folks up. this morning we are at 60 to start the morning off in the tri-valley. didn't cool down much overnight. upper 80s and numbers soaring into the mid 90s. the trend is turning even hotter. if you think it can't get hotter till 99, wait till you see that approa

i'm laura garcia cannon.sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock (toss kari) >>> good thursday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. anthony hall in for mike. >> kari hall has a look at our forecast. >> and we're not married. >> a look at the clouds this morning as you step outç the door. we have sunshine in other spots. 48 in the north bay. 57 in the east bay. and our highs reaching 79 in the north bay, south bay, tri-valley upper 70s. san francisco, a nice sunny comfortable 66. a look ahead to warmer air in time for tomorrow and the rest of the weekend. what's happening on the roadways? >> not much happening. we are tracking a slowdown in the south bay. around 6:00 we are starting to see things close. we do have an accident around 101 northbound right where that camera was just positioning. it's beyond the interstate. there is slowing happening there. that accident 880 southbound, a backup is expensive here and goes to the san mateo bridge. there is another accident befor

i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll get to the morning commute. your vta lines could be affected. >> don't forget the umbrella. you may not need it this morning, but this afternoon we'll see showers and storms firing up. there is this weak system that's producing thunderstorms over the sierra. we may see that rotate into the bay area later on today. highs expected to top out at 63 in the peninsula. san francisco at 63. we'll talk more about that rain and it continues tomorrow as well as saturday. that's coming up in the microclimate forecast. let's get a view of bridges for your drive. >> san mateo bridge. we have a couple of crashes. there's not a lot of slowing. we'll give you more details on 92. i want to talk about the south bay. vta lines stopped right here at the component station because of the activity. talking about the breaking news affecting the bay point pacific center station lines. >> it is what we are covering this morning. that man certainly impacting traffic in san jose. he is refusing to get off

=laura/3shot= and i'm laura garcia-cannon. (toss rob) ==rob/cu== >>> good morning, everyone.cott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> fog around san francisco. misty skies to start. everyone in the 40s and 50s. by noon, low 80s around the tri-valley. south bay, san jose. upper 70s at lunch time. eventually upper 80s. for some memorial day events out near presidio, pleasant weather. highs approaching 70. in danville, oak hill park, we'll look at numbers in the upper 80s by 1:00. that heat is a big part of the weather story. we'll tell you about 90s coming into the forecast for the better part of the week. >>> 6:31. decision 2016. presidential candidate bernie sanders is back in the bay area. he is holding an event in oakland. palo alto, santa cruz and monterey. bernie sanders and hillary clinton have their eyes set on our golden state. bob redell live on treasure island with more of what's in store for derby sanders' trip. >> good morning. california primary a week from tomorrow, senator bernie sanders making a big push these days leading up to it. 2:00 this

then laura van ryn's college roommate noticed the girl in the bed had freckles. laura candidate.name was whitney, not laura. finally when the van ryn family began having their doubts, dental records were tested. the confusion cleared up. the van ryns issued a statement saying they mourned the loss of their daughter but rejoiced that the ceraks will have more time with theirs. megyn? >> trace, thank you. whitney cerak wheeler joins me now. whitney, thank you so much for being here. there was a moment when you were coming to, you were in a coma for five weeks and they asked withdrew to write your name, right? they asked you to write your name down. and you wrote whitney. who was there when you did that? >> i honestly, i don't know. i couldn't tell you that. i was -- i was slowly coming out of a coma, so my memory wasn't totally with me yet. >> is it true -- is it your understanding it's true that's the moment the van ryns understood for the first time you were not their daughter? >> yeah. >> do -- their devastation, we can all understand, but tell us about the moment as it's been t

. >> good morning to you, laura. we as journalists will let you know when any of the three major candidates says something inaccurate or overblown. that's been pretty much the full-time job with mr. trump. however the latest statement about silicon valley is a matter of opinion and programs not entirely wrong. trump in an interview with reuters said you look at some of these high-tech stocks that are so, so weak, in the contest and as a company, they're selling for so much money. i would have said can that ever happen again, referring, of course, to the crash. i think that could happen again. opinions, not fact. many in silicon valley twitter to poke fun at it. fun at it. but another bubble is not so superworried for many in the valley. >>> alphabet withhold a google io conference, this is last year's conference, this year it was held at the amphitheater, if you are going, make sure you go to the right place. if are you not going, watch out for traffic on 101. let's check in with the rest of the news before the bell.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. hopefully things are moving along. >> only stop for coffee. >> temperature is subsiding. >> it will feel so much better today. we had 90s in parts of the bay area yesterday. as you head out, this is what you can expect. a few clouds and fog this morning. sunrise at 5:55. we'll see it hot once again later today. widespread 60s and 70s. the fog returns tonight. sunset will be at 8:14. i'll talk more about that cooling coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking flowing to the east. >> let me clarify. we talked about pit spots. we are stopping here at the bay bridge just for the cash payers, fastrack slow again. it's just all what it over to the east that folks are coming out of the all the mont pass. 580 does slow. no lanes blocked and it is eastbound where that paving work continues overnight. it may have only two lanes closed this morning. back to you. >> thank you. we go to breaking news we've been following overnight and reported as soon as we came on air. egyptair flight departing

==laura/2sho= >>> welcome back on your tuesday morning. top stories. >> a san jose police officer is breaking his silence after his controversial tweets garnered national attention. "today in the bay" kris sanchez live in san jose with a story you'll only see on nbc. >> good morning to you. city council considers whether to appeal the rehiring of that officer, he is saying sorry publically for the first time. officer phil white talks exclusively with nbc bay area about the tweets that got him fired in october after 19 years. during black lives matter protests, he tweeted, threaten me or myç family and i will us my law-begin and god appointed right to kill you. he said they were not aimed at supporters but specific people who threatened him and his family. >> i actually received a telephone threat at one of my work places saying this person would come up and kill me and my family. >> an investigation confirmed those threats officer white says he hopes his apology will set a precedent that it is okay to own up when you make a mistake. we'll