garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> do you have a story idea for our bay area proud page. s nbc bay wrar and leave him a comment. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news, he may have left, but president trump isn't done with the g7 summit. the major announcement by the president that's creating waves among world leaders. >>> plus the ongoing fight over fire insurance. we have an unexpected strategy for north bay fire victims. nbc bay area responds is next. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> right now at 5:30, chaos in quebec. in just the past hour, president trump announced the u.s. will not sign a joint statement at the g7 summit after being criticized by the canadian prime minister. welcome back, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm vicky nguyen. president trump upset that prime minister justin trudeau criticized the new u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum and says the u.s. will not sign the statement of the group of seven nations in quebec. >> the pres

live in dublin, roz plater, nbc bay area news. >> thanks a lot. >>> check rising temperatures whenever and wherever you want to check them. download our free nbc bay area app. get information on what the weather is going to be like for your weekend plans. >>> this country was founded on principles of yunity and love ad justice. >> coming together to keep families together. demonstrators gathered in san francisco's embarcadero plaza this morning for an immigration rally. it was organized by the san francisco human rights commission and denounced the separation of children from their families at the u.s.-mexico border. despite president trump's decision to end the policy separating families, hundreds of migrant children still haven't been reunited with their parents. this comes as today more than two dozen democratic members of lawmakers, toured the in mcallen, chris pollone has story. >> reporter: from california to new york, thousands of people marched saturday in favor of keeping migrant families together after they cross into the u.s. despite the president signing an executive order

nbc bay area's sergio quintana on his way to the scene. >>> thanks so much for watching. we're back in two minutes with nbc bay area news at 6:00. stay right here. ♪ a toast, from estrella jalisco. pa arriba! to the stars of the mexican national team. pa abajo! to the stars that know you don't get here by luck but after years of dedication. al centro! to the stars that bleed green, white and red. pa dentro! we are all in this together, no matter what! vamos por la estrella. estrella jalisco, the only premium mexican cerveza proud to be the official beer of the mexican national team. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of san rafael tonight. firefighters are battling a wildfire that has doubled in size in the last hour. >> that fire you see right there on san rafael hill has burned more than 15 containment is now up to 20%. it broke out shortly before 4:00 this afternoon. a shelter in place order has been issued for coleman, graceland, top of lincoln, el cerrito and liv

bay area stopped to a number of vegetation fires. in the east bay, the peninsula and san francisco, all of them are out tonight. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news>> you can track those rising temperatures whenever and wherever you want. all you need is our free nbc bay area app. >> you can see it, and you can hear it. a crowd of people running terrified really after a gunshot at a party in the east bay. this is cell phone video capturing the chaos. it happened at the san leandro marina. this event original anyway supposed to have about 200 people. after word got out on social media, it ballooned to about 700 people. police say someone fired a gun in the air. our nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead. thankfully no one was hurt. that party was quickly shut down. >>> major delays on b.a.r.t. tonight because of a small fire. the civic center b.a.r.t. station in san francisco was evacuated because of smoke and fire on the platform level. it happened just after 7:00 this evening. the station was reopened about 30 minutes later. that fire was caused by a discarded cigarette. >>> a massive tent city for illegal immigrants. that's what could be in store

traffic, it's growing all over the bay area with offices planned in sunnyvale, fremont and san francisco. along the dumbarton bridge, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> because of that, bay area commuters are spending way more time in their cars than in past years. the metropolitan transportation commission recently released new numbers that show since 2009 the average commute went from 27 minutes to 32 minutes. the top cities with the biggest commute, a average commute in antioch at 34 minutes, bent wood at 42 and pittsburg at 41 minutes. >>> facebook is apologizing for a software bug that made private posts public. you might see one of these messages in your news feed today. facebook said some posts that users thought were private, including messages, were shared publicly. facebook switched all those posts back to private within days. >>> two california toddler formula makers are being sued by the state of california, accused of making products with dangerously high levels of lead. the suit was filed by state attorney general javier becerra. it claims peaceful planet, toddler spreems and sammy's free range goat milk contained 13 to 15 times the

nbc bay area news at 11-- outrage in america continues >>> welcome back. you're watching nbc bay area news at 11:00. an outrage in america. continuing over the immigration crisis that continues to unfold at this hour. dozens of migrant families remain but the trump administration continues to struggle when it comes toute uniting migrant children with parents. the president continues to defend his policy that separated families and he said president bush and obama did it too. >> our partners at fact check.org say that is a misleading statement. rosemary connor has the story. >> we're going to keep families together, but the border is going to be just as tough as it's been. >> reporter: hours after signing an executive order that stopped the separation of families at the border, president trump insists the zero-tolerance policy will stay in place. according to fact check.org, that is what separates his administration from the previous one. >> the obama and the bush administration all separated families at the -- they absolutely did. their rate was less than o

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> so many people living in rvs across the area. >> and let's bring in jeff ranieri wearing his yellow tie. and today was perfect shirtless ra shirtless. >> half of the players -- >> some of the players and i was looking forward to your yellow suit. >> i asked for anyone to send me a yellow -- and i didn't get one. next time. i'll go. >> looking sharp. through the flenext couple of d, changes in the weather forecast but right now outside to our high definition skycam network in oakland, home to the nba champions of course, the warriors. a lot of blue skies across the downtown skyline and fur going out for a second round of sell brag -- celebrations or work today and tonight is your night, we have some really nice weather. 67 degrees and dropping down to 50s once we hit 10:00 p.m. under the clear skies. so have a great time and be safe. let's bring you out to the hottest weather we had today. back in the east bay, there is mt. diablo and sunny skies but look at how hot in nearby concord and right now 95 and low humidity down to 18% to fire danger

it's part of a new theory about the large quake to strike the bay area in decades. nbc bay area cheryl heard join us in napa with the latest. >> i'm here in downtown napa where most of the earthquake damage took place. that was almost four years ago. but this new study could help us figure out why the groun shakes. >> it's not the first time i'v heard of grand water extraction impacting the earth crust and the faults. thereby causing earthquakes. >> reporter: >> reporter: and it probably won't be the last. the new study says an expansion in earth and ground water could have cotry. >> the ground water is sucking so hard that the pools are are dying. >> chris may lynn is the founder of a nonprofit called the institute for conservation, research and education. she is very concerned about ground water levels and is not surprised that researchers believe water levels could have been a factor in the napa quake. gps stations were used to measure motions in the earth. researchers found that earth expansion happens every summer, and the seasonal fluctuations in ground water, whe

reporting live in oakland, anser high school assan, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you. more on that to come i'm sure. >>> a landmark deal farmers hope will put an end to workers. they signed a new contract today. the new deal comes at a time when the industry is dealing with a labor shortage because of the immigration crackdown. under the new contract, workers will receive a pay increase and medical benefits fully covered by the company. >> trying to make it a very attractive place to work. we want to keep the jobs here in monterey county. we don't want to export them to mexico or canada where a lot of the jobs are going. a lot of people are moving their fields. >> d' arrigo brothers places 1200 employees in the salinas valley. >>> amazon is launching something new to expand delivery services. it is called the delivery partners program and here is how it works. entrepreneurs can buy what are called amazon partner vans. they would use those vans to pick up packages from one of 75 amazon delivery stations. those owners would be in charge of their own delivery service to ge

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> the weather plays a huge role. hot and windy today and maybe the rest of the week. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayetta. rob, as melissa was mentioning, later in the week is hot, too. >> some spots in the county will see temperatures back at 80 degrees. the increasing wind, this is the view from kelseyville looking to that main smoke plume with the pawnee fire. you can see how those winds are sending most of that smoke to the east. even as we get through these late afternoon and early evening hours, 86 degrees. humidity at only 17%, winds 20 miles per hour. speaking of that late week warmup, here's a cooldown, in the 80s, but wind will be increasing on wednesday. that's not good news for firefighters, and yes, temperatures upper 90s to near 100 degrees in lake county. our own fire danger will be on the increase as well as we get this brief break from the heat we saw this weekend. later this week 90s and possibly near 100-degree temperatures making a comeback here as well. the timeline on that coming up in 10 mi

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> jahi will be taken home to oakland. funeral services are>t is a hoty shootings and starting tonight the chp and caltrans will be testing out new technologyo higy 4. in order to test it out, police need to fire weapons, so they're telling people living near highway 4 in puittsburg and antioch not to be alarmed. they're doing testing until 4:00 in the morning. it's part of the security network that will eventually include cameras and license plate readers. >>> a brutal cold case is no longer cold tonight. solved after more than four decades. you're watching authorities take evidence from the suspect's home just a few hours ago. that suspect named steve crawford reportedly shot and killed himself while investigators were outside his san jose apartment. nbc bay area's robert handa broke the story of crawford's identity on twitter. he is live now outside the apartment complex. robert? epnally calmed down here at this apartment complex on camden avenue in san jose. we've been watching suspect's home because even though he's de

reporting live in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> hallelujah, like that one fan said. thank you, cheryl. if you haven't already, it's time to gear up. warriors championship t-shirts like cheryl just showed us being printed as we speak. this is in south san francisco. these guys and gals are going to be working through the night making sure stores will be fully stocked first thing tomorrow morning. as for those people who can't wait this long, this is dick's sporting goods in fremont. it's staying open tonight so fans can get their warriors gear. >> back-to-back championships. warriors. go warriors, baby. >> how cool is it? >> yeah, it's amazing. >> it is amazing. that line stretched across the stoor. we even found a familiar face in the crowd. we know him. that's our own traffic reporter for our morning newscast. the party is not over. clear your calendar and play hooky from work. we have another parade next tuesday, june 12th. our third warriors parade in four years. this one will be a little different than years past. the players will be part of a brief rally before

in san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> well the largest and deadliest fire in the north bay was absent from cal fire report. the cause of the tubbs fire is still unknown. that fire burned part of napa, sonoma and lake counties. worst hit area was the city of santa sa. burned down entire neighborhoods including coffey park and fountain grove. in all, the tubbs fire destroyed 5600 homes and businesses and other structures. 22 people were killed in that fire. we've posted the entire report on our website, you could read it at nbcbayarea.com. >>> just into the newsroom, an unusual discovery at a peninsula construction site. this is in san mateo at 10th avenue new sunny bray elementary and construction workers were digging under a house when they found what they think are skeleton remains. the coroner was immediately called in. a pathologist will try to see what species the bones belong to and a possible cause of death. >>> also knew at 6:00, a man who made headlines when he shot out school cameras is back in jail and facing new charges. investigators believe he

that's the latest here in emeryville, i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> some breaking news we're tracking. we want to show you right now. this is a fire in oakland. looking at a live look from one of our traffic cameras. in the glenn highland area, that's near the regional recreation area. 24 and 13 meet. known as the glenn highlands area. we don't know at this point what exactly is on fire. you can see there is a lot of white smoke coming out of there. skranger is headed in that direction. we're going to continue to monitor it. of course we'll keep an eye on it for you online and on air. >>> a warning about san francisco's spectacular sky scrapers. some of the city's most iconic buildings will be at high risk of collapse during a major earthquake. according to a report by the us gment s, the headquarters of pg&e, the office of senator dianne feinstein and the former bank of america building are among 40 high rise buildings likely to collapse in a 1906-sized earthquake. a magnitude 7.9. the bill passed an initial vote in the california state legislature that would make it m

new at 11:00, nbc bay area's ian cull joins us live from the airport with the answers. ian, what happened? >> reporter: well, jessica, you know, frequent travelers that i spoke with say they're used to 30 minutes, maybe an hour in customs. but every single passenger i spoke with coming out of the international arrivals tonight was upset. they said they had to wait two, three, even 4 1/2 hours in line. it was not the welcome to america any of them expected. long lines plagued the customs and border patrol checkpoint for flights arriving at scc tonight. a viewer sent us this video. >> you guys happy about this process? >> no. >> reporter: one man had been flying more than 24 hours from mumbai just to wait four hours in line. >> this is my first time. i have not experienced something like this. >> reporter: others, some with children on flights from cabo san lucas. >> hire more people and be prepared for things like this. >> 2 1/2 hour flight to sit in line for three hours. >> there were a couple hundred angry people standing at customs trying to get through with about two

reporting live in concord, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> we've also learned that two of at least 50 migrant children being held in california are actually here in the bay area. officials say two girls recently detained by i.c.e. at the border are staying at casa pleasant ll. the southwest key informed them about the girls via e-mail. >> they told us of the5 facilitf them are adolescent girls who have been separated from their parents within the last 24 days. >> a spokesperson for southwest key tells us he can't talk about the specific children being cared for at the center but assures us they are being well taken care of as staff tries to reunify them with their families. >>> tonight a strong reactio in the bay area to the supreme court ruling in favor of president trump's travel ban. does it unfairly target muslims, though? the high court rejected claims of an anti-muslim bias and stated the president has the power to regulate immigration. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney joins us in san francisco, where opponents of the high court's decision rallied tonight.

in napa, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. the first brushfire of this fire season a all but out. the contra costa sheriff's department releasing this video. take a look at the aerial attack. you can see the helicopter using the water drops with the flames and smoke down below. the flames did char areas. this is in alameda and contra costa counties. this is now 80% contained. thankfully no injuries so fafrmt a mobile home and three vehicles are been destroyed. firefighters have been able to keep things relatively under control number word yet on a cause. >> that is remarkable. >> certainly a little cooler today. it was really cool this morning when we got up. >> very, very chilly. the winds starting to kick out of here. that's the good news. as we heard, the firefighters were able to keep the fire down. remarkable great efforts from them and we'll see the fire danger increase again as we head toward the weekend. i want to show you this other view of san francisco and our fog is starting to clear out even though it is cool. it'

in danville, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. a surveillance photo of an suv that investigators in the east bay are anxious to track down. it's either blue or black. a cheep grand cherokee. they say it's connected to a deadly shooting friday morning in north richmond. police want to talk to the driver behind that wheel. the victim later died in the hospital. we have new details tonight about a grizzly murder in san francisco. police have identified a woman whose body was dismembered with a hacksaw. she's 61-year-old margaret rose maimer. officers found her chopped off body parts covered in maggots yesterday in a storage bin under the apartment where she rented a room from 47-year-old lisa gonzalez. prosecutors say gonzalez used a hacksaw to cut off her arms and legs. neighbors say the two women mostly kept to themselves. >> it's unbelievable. you don't think of these things happening right down stairs from you. >> gonzalez told them she did have an argument because maimer refused to move out. gopz less went on to say she flipped

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> let's talk about daca. the new poll is aiming to answer the question. more than 1800 voters were polled in alameda, contra costa, san francisco and san matte co-couns -- san matte co-counseo county. 78% believe immigrants in general have a positive impact on their communities. >>> another community still recovering from the devastating north bay fires is on edge once again this evening. investigators in santa rosa are searching for a arsonnist. firefighters responded to 13 small fires over the weekend. jodi hernandez is there where it's prompting a lot of disturbing flashbacks. >> reporter: it certainly is. the thought of fire is frightening for people here in santa rosa. and now folks have a firebug on their hands. this is one of the spots where the arsonnist hist hit over the weekend. not once but 13 times. folks in stroed a folks in santa rosa are feeling incredibly uneasy after a serial arsonist went on a spree over the weekend. >> over the course before two hours we had 13 fires. >> reporter: somebody

members of our nbc bay area news team won two distinguished edward r. murrow reports. the investigative special titled "kickedout" won covering eviction abuses in san francisco and our digital news team was honored for excellence in social media for the coverage of the north bay wildfires television and now digital journalism as well. >> that's very nice. >> not a local award. that's a national award so we're very proud of them. jeff ranie j weather heading into the mid-week. >> a lot of changes coming our way and we're looking at so much hotter weather ahead and we have the cool breeze and oakland at 61 and low clouds building through tonight. we'll talk more about the fog forecast tomorrow and when the 100s are turning up. after a car crash he has medical bills that insurance agrees to pay and there's a catch. i'm consumer reporter chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >>> well, nbc bay area responds to an oakland driver who didn't get what he expected after a crash. >> our consumer investigator explored this dispute about the accident settlement. a lot of people

our handle is @nbc bay area. >>> new at 11:00, school is out for the summer but a valedictorian in the north bay still has plenty to say. that's because during the graduation ceremony, she was cut off mid-speech. she says school administrators didn't allow her to go off-script. nbc bay area's ian cull is with us. ian, what happened, and what did she want to say here? >> reporter: a stanford bound grad started to speak about the struggles she and her classmates have been through including a personal one. she went off the approved script. addressing her fellow classmates on the petaluma high football field last saturday. >> the fires which caused many of us to lose our homes and all of us to miss school. we didn't let that drag us down. >> reporter: but four minutes in, she young to speak up, to dream, and to create change, which is why even when some people on this ame people >> reporter: her mike drops off, later finished ct. her speak! her speech online. >> and even running on a campus in which some people defend perpetrators of sexual assault and silence their victims, we didn't let

nbc bay area news. >>> wt a wonderful day. thank you. a busy day for b.a.r.t.housands decided to avoid the roadways and take train instead. it caused a backlog. check out these massive lines. they said nearly 300,000 people passed through the system today. it is actually down 8%. one big surprise today, draymond green stayed on the bus unlike steph c who w and about. >> amazing to be able to enjoy this with the fans. >> he was out with the fans a lot today. unlikers past, there was a pre parade rally. more like a big celebration. this was the only time we from the warriors. er>>he really imagined it. e>> this is for you guys. this is why it is especially playing in the band. >> before today's parade, the warriors reflected on how they got to this moment again. >> they made the victory that much sweeter. it has been like a blur these last four years. if you wend this every time, you can't complain. >> that was the common theme. players saying this third title in the past four years was the most difficult. behind the scenes, much tougher than they let on. >> inj

says it's reaching out all over the country, including here in the bay area via posters and social media. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> it is becoming more and more common now that everyone has phones. viral video. someone having an issue with someone else and calling the cops. >> you can't wait? the sign says no eating and drinking. you don't get it? you don't get it. you must be stupid. >> this video, taken on friday on a b.a.r.t. train shows a man, he's yelling at another rider on b.a.r.t. because he's eating a burrito. they have a rule against eating and drenching on tinking on the. the man called the police. the man left with the burrito. >>> alison was shown calling police after an 8-year-old girl sold water in front of her apartment building without a permit. back in may another video quickly went viral on "barbecue becky "as ma becky". >>> governor brown signed his final budget after 16 years in the governor's office. when he was elected in 2010 it faced a $20 billion deficit. when he leaves it will have a $16 billion reserve. it is the state's largest ever. it invests 5 billion to help with homelessness.

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> do you have a story idea for our series? garvin know about it on his facebook page. look for garvin thomas nbc bay area and leave him a comment. >>> still ahead, a dog takeover at ocean beach in san francisco and these dogs have a popular following. deal talk. to make sure my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo is a great deal. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all for just $5.99! you said it, stanley. ow. wait, what's happening? stanley, stanley! you're deflating! i'm so cold. we need a doctor! jack, tell my wife i love her. nooooooo!!!!!! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo. another great deal from jack in the box. about one thousand corgis stormed ocean beach. >>> it's corgi main nimania. about 1,000 stormed ocean beach. today is the annual event called c corgi con. races, not fights, just kind of qu getting to know each other. a group photo. some shades won by at least one in san fran

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sam.rtainly a good night for republican candidate john cox. he's heading into the runof with newsom. fox got the endorsement op over who encouraged california voters to back cox, and that did help him. now cox is counting on trump voters to show up in november when he does take on newsom. >> we put a businessman in the white house. let's put a businessman in the governor's mansion. >> we mentioned the controversy with antonio villaraigosa, but within the hour we should add this. antonio villaraigosa did concede this race. he knows he will not advance to the november general election. >> tonight let me congratulate gavin newsom. and let's all give him a hand. >> villaraigosa says he did reach out t gavin newmo talk to yet. villaraigosa did campaign in the bay area a bit, especially in san jose, getting the endorsent from san jose mayor sam liccardo, but it didn't help in a big way at all. >> the bay area is chargelargel committed to newsom. he knew his best shot was southern california and

they can cast their ballot for any of the precincts that we have. >> nbc bay area news. >>> and this weekend, you have an opportunity to learn more about the govern's race. set your dvr or be sure to tune in right here to nbc bay area tomorrow at noon. we will be rebroadcasting the debate we put on last month. you can watch the top six candidates take on issues that matter to all candidatans. and that was an exciting debate. >>> we have much more ahead on today in the bay. warmer weather could mean a visit to the beach, of course, but maybe don't go in the water. this 12-foot shark spotted at one local beach. >> no sharks for me. but these 90s are definitely going to be across parts of the interior valleys, but with the hot weather, we're talking about an elevated fire danger. i'll have a look at that coming up. >>> welcome back at 7:14 on your saturday morning. the sun is shining, the waves are crashing. this is a live look outside. a beautiful weekend to head out to the beach. but here comes negative nancy, and that's me. beach goers beware. spotted in the water near the pacifi paci

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. our unit looked into the fire since it broke out about 18 months ago to check out the investigation. go to our website. >>> an oakland congresswoman appears to be raising her profile and her ambitions. today she was in milwaukee with representative hoyer as the minority whip, one of the highest ranking democrats in congress. they were in wisconsin on a listening tour to fight poverty. this week's surprise device of joe crowley leaves a vacancy. she is crying v iconsidering vy that job. >>> a democratic fund-raiser pulled in hundreds of thousands of dollars. scott budman is outside the home. what do you know about what happened on the inside? >> reporter: the invitation said it was a democratic party fund-raiser featuring the former president, the house minority leader and others. the cost to get in starting at $10,000. when president obama arrived for the democratic congressional campaign committee fund-raiser, the neighborhood wasn't that surprised. they have seen him here before. >>

that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. >> thank you, liz. >>> there may be some relief for thoseong wait times at the dmv. we'll share it with you when we come back. accusations of abuse a south bay dog training facility . >>> coming up tonight at 6:00. accusations of abuse. south bay dog training defends its training. that story and more at 6:00. >>> how would you like to spend part of your weekend at the dmv? serious question. it might actually help you. the dmv announcing today will try easing wait times by opening up on saturdays. some of the local offices that will be open on saturdays now are stran, san jose, oakland, pleasanton and nevado. limited services will be offered. you can get some of your business done on saturday. what a great way to spend the weekend. >> you have to get the appointment, though. >> make your plans now. it's almost saturday. >>> tonight, outrage over a vulgar attack on ivanka trump. >> do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless [ bleep ]. >> comedian samantha bee apologizes and the white house condemning the show. is there a

bay area have been moving to. as you can imagine, they were much lower, about $47,000 for nevada, $38,000 in texas. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> it's sobering. >> that's why people are moving out of california. people stay because of the weather. >> unless you were here saturday. spending that money on your power bill. >> it was a one, two-day thing. >> kocooling trend yesterday. we have the fog in san francisco. the ocean air conditioning back, dropping temperatures into the low 60s. much nicer than the weather we had last saturday. you can see 61 degrees. a little windy in san francisco, low clouds returning, 23 mile per hour winds out of the west. low clouds reaching the inner portion of the east bay. 66 degrees, wind speeds at times up to 25 miles per hour. dublin, 105 saturday. 7 9 degr9 degrees. san jose, sunny, hazy as you noticed some of the wildfire smoke from fires burning to the north and east. 78 degrees, wind speeds at 14 miles per hour. air quality not impacted by the fires. most of the smoke away from ground level. speaking of the smoke, you can see it. that's the pawnee fire. looking off to the east and dur

reporting live on northbound 680, just south of el pin taddo in danville, dan redell, nbc bay area news. >> and bob mentioned that danville boulevard might be an alternate and mike said it is jammed up so join our waze team and sign up for nbc bay area app. it is the best way to get updates and breaking news right to your phone. this is the push alert you would have gotten at 9:52 if you had it. >>> and now to other breaking news, one that will shock you. this is the scene just a few hours ago. a lot of police surrounding that area here in oakland. this is a neighborhood there, and now police say a 70-year-old woman is safe. she was allegedly kidnapped and it stems from a landlord-tenant fight. pete suratos is live in oakland and what have you found out about the case? >> reporter: good morning. this is a land-lord-tennant dispute and the tenant is kidnapping the landlord and then starting the car chase and they are in the car and that is where the chase ended in east oakland. we'll show you the video we have -- we have video from our chopper to show you guys of this chase that took pla

bay area. he used to live and work here. reporting live in oakland, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the silicon valley is taking action. today, several tech ceos signed a letter written by the silicon valley leadership group. on behalf of the 360 companies, the letter urged president trump to end the separation of children and parents. we spoke to the ceo of the leadership group after the executive order was signed. he calls this a good first step. >> more than half of the companies being formed, formed by an immigrant ceo or a member of the founding team, to not stand up, step up, and speak up for immigration and immigrants would have just been morally indefensible. >> among the ceos co-signing the areas, synopsis, sun power, and svb financials. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, a vip motorcade escort in san francisco turned chaotic. a confrontation broke out between police officers and a man who police say wouldn't get out of the street. all of it caught on camera. sam, lot of video about this and lots of versions of how it happened. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. a freelance photographer happened to be ju

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> you can imagine social media is buzzing about this story. our facebook post has generated a lot of comments. you can join the conversation on our nbc bay area facebook page. >>> well, the wind causing more problems. this new video of a fire this evening in san jose. it forced a couple people from this home. this is near los lagos golf course. 40 firefighters were called in because of the concern that the wind might spread the flames. thankfully no one was home at the time. >>> troubling new details are surfacing about the woman who attacked the youtube campus last month. san bruno police say nasim aghdam showed up at the campus on april 2nd and asked about a job. that's a day before she fired multiple shots at a lunch time crowd. she showed up at the youtube campus the day after about that job. in the shooting, she wounded three people before killing herself. investigators found handwritten notes from aghdam herself, which had google's mid- view address written on it. >>> fright nirng accusations at an east bay high school. last month a fresh

reporting live in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> water aerobics, the way to go. you can track the heat through our free nbc bay area app. check on the weather to get your personalized forecast. >>> the continuing question, who's going to end up paying the fine? pg&e passing along the fine to customers? some argue that they are being manipulated. sam brock joins us with the details. >> reporter: good evening. one thing that was very evident from this call this morning. pg&e knows it will be on the hook for a lot of money. how much exactly is not clear. the word bankruptcy was not mentioned once this entire call, but the question remains, at the end of the day, who's going to foot this bill? >> when pg&e is facing billions in liability, we know all too well that they're going to be turning to us, their customers, to try to pick up the tab. >> reporter: the anger emanating from the offices of the utility reform network in downtown san francisco is fueled in part by this release. pg&e's proclamation to investors that's banking on a $2.5 billion charge minimum

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, attacked by one of her own dogs. a fairfield woman is in the hospital tonight in critical condition after police say one of her dogs pounced on her. it happened this morning when the woman went to give the dog water. the dog, which is a dojo breed was in a kennel and suddenly attacked the woman when she opened that kennel door. >> her face, her arms, her hands, her legs, her body she was just bitten up all over. you know, she just looked like she haded. >> police say when the officers arrived, the dogs charged at them, forcing officers to open fire, killing that animal. >>> hey! >> dramatic new video of that police shooting that happened in san francisco saturday night. police releasing the body cam video at a town hall meeting this evening. the video shows the officer approaching four men standing around in north beach. one of the men had an open container. suddenly another man takes off running. the officer goes after him, eventually opening fire and shooting the man in the back. the officer said the suspect had a

scott bud mp, nbc bay area news. >>> last month he was in san francisco. now a visit to the peninsula. former president barack obama in the bay area this week. mr. obama is scheduled to attend at a private fund raiser in atherton. he was with the ceo for airbnb last month. former president bill clinton's going to be at the s.a.p. center talking about his new book "the president is missing". the event begins at 8:00. expect extra traffic in the area around that time. >>> a rollercoaster of emotions for fans of mexico's world cup soccer team. an agonizing loss quickly tempered when help came from an unexpected source. all mexico had to do was tie sweden today and the team would advance to the next round of the tournament. but mexico lost. however, south korea upset defending world cup champion germany, which does mean mexico advances despite the loss. >> i was really glad to be able to watch itere. see the stadium erupt with such emotion. every single goal, every single play, people get crazy here, and i love it. >> cra >> crazy it was. we'll have much more o

reporting live, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ian. >>> san francisco police revisiting a cold case that involves multiple murders over 40 years ago. a new sketch shows an age progression of a suspect known as the doodler. in the mid-70s, five gay men were killed in the golden gate gate park area at the same time several other gay men were violently assaulted. in those cases, one of the victims says the suspect was a cartoonist who doodled while talking to him. now investigators want to track down the doodler to seef these connected to those murders. sand on edge. carrying a baby is assaulted, leaving her with a fractured skull. some are worried moms are being specifically targeted. nbc bay area's jean elle is live where police are asking for your help. jean? >> reporter: they are, janelle. police say they need witnesses or video to help them crack this case. friends of the victim have plastered requests for video all around this neighborhood. that mother, who was carrying her baby, was walking under those trees on sanchez. she says she doesn't remember what happened, but

live in berkeley, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. >>> we have new video into our newsroom. sjpd needs help identifying a man who robbed a business in san jose. it was on may 1st. this man in the black beanie walked into a public storage store with a handgun. you see it there, and demanded moneymemployee. this is the store on r.a. borten road in east san jose. the man took the cash and hopped blazer and sped off. >>> certainly not what they want to see but hours over the weekend. fire crews managed to put the brush fires out before they spread, but it was enough of a scare to put people there on edge. nbc bay area's jean elle is live in santa rosa where police are searching for an arsonist, jean. >> reporter: they are, jessica. if you take a walk down along the santa rosa creek trail, you'll find several burned areas just like this one, freshly burned. police say someone set this fire and 12 others on purpose. people who live near here say they are nervous. freshly burned grass along the santa rosa creek trial right behind homes has people who live here on edge

live in san jose, iter ter, nbc bay area news. >>> gone but not without a trace. the cameras were rolling when a 6 week old puppy was stolen from a south bay business. police are asking for help in identifying the man you see in this video. investigators say he walked into the business on baring drive in san jose and he left with that little husky golden retriever mix. we spoke to the dog's owner, who was hopeful that that surveillance video will help get his dog back. >> when i that video, but, i mean, i'm so glad that we install the security cameras so we could see his face perfectly and his car. >> talking about the car. the suspect drove off in that black mercedes suv with the 6 week old puppy. >>> three kids all under the age of 10 are in the hospital this evening after a deadly crash in concord. police tell us the gray suv t-boned the white dodge. it happened around 6:30 this evening on concord boulevard and parkside drive. the driver of the white car died at the ene. the three kids inside the suv were taken to children's hospital in oakland. concord bouleva

the bay area gained around 16,000 people between 2011 and 2015 but the region lost 1.5 time that is from 2016 to 2017. nbc bay area news. >>> okay. let's give you more details of when this bay area exodus began. as you heard him say people began moving out of the state in greater numbers beginning in 2016. census data shows that between 2011 and 2015 more people moved into the bay area than actually out of it. in those four years we gained more than 16,000 new residents. all of that came just a year later. the bay area loss of almost 24,000 people. these people just packed up and moved to other parts of california or in some cases other parts of the u.s. we have a more details break down on our web site. >> the two men are promoting the new novel called the president is missing. he was asked if he ever apologized. >> i have not talked to her. >> mr. clinton says he stands by the decision to fight impeachment. mr. clinton and patterson will be there for the same book tour. >>> top cop is staying put. >>> a guilty plan with the plan to bomb pier 39. in a courtroom today former tow truck driver pleaded guilty. >>> new dra

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> we want to take you to santa rosa where there's a new park but the grand opening was a somber one. andy's unity park named in honor of 13-year-old andy lopez, shot and killed at the park in 2013. the boy was carrying a bb gun made in the style of an ak 47. police say he pointed it towards the officer who then opened fire. the park now has a -- turf and picnic areas. >> the community has been planning this thing all along. it's the most impressive display i've seen of community working har hand in hand to make it a truly special place. it is long overdue and we're pleased to see it here today. >> the park sits on 4.5 acres of land. >> with the summit between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un now back on, advanced teams are in singapore already laying groundwork for the june 12th meeting. this as the white house appears to be scaling back expectations of what might come of it all. nbc's chris pallone explains. >>> nine days before the historic sit down with the leader of north korea, jim mattis said the administration's goal for the sum

reporting live in pittsburg, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> a sea of orange marching across the golden gate bridge this morning. it was one of many rallies across the country to try and bring an end to gun violence. nbc bay area's christie smith was there and has this report. >> end gun violence! >> reporter: they walked across the golden gate bridge with a unified message and for some with a personal story. >> he was shot and killed in december. >> reporter: she lost her son to gun violence. >> i don't want no mother to feel the way that i feel. i don'tant no mother to endure this pain. >> reporter: she joined hundreds of others wearing orange on national gun violence awareness day. >> they specifically selected orange because that's what hunters wear to protect themselves. >> reporter: she's with moms demand action east bay. >> we can do something to prevent gun violence through the enactment of common sense gun laws. >> reporter: meantime the nra posted on social media friday, orange has always been ours, adding the nra continues to be the world's leading gun safety organi

nbc bay area news. >>> having a tough time keeping up with demand. booming construction in the south bay and sol con valley giant make it hard to get any work done on your house. >>> new fallout for the woman who said she was going to call the cops on a young girl selling water in san francisco. >>> plan on more wind and cooler tempts in san jose. dropping back to upper 70s. make a big comeback around the bay area once again. talk more about the heat when we come right back. something is un. >>> be ware of the boom. i was seems everywhere you look in the south bay these days something is under construction. that means if you're thinking about doing home renovations, be prepared to wait and expect to pay top dollar. with google planning big expansion in san jose. problems expected to get even worse. nbc joins us live from san jose. that building bonanza is certainly good for the city. may not be good for homeowners. >> it's been nonstop. a lot of sky rises going up in downtown san jose. here's another one behind me here by san pedro swequare. the valle

joining us...for this special edition of nbc bay area news... i )m jessica aguirre. and i )m raj mathai... we )re on in prime time -- bece of the stanley cup f >>> good evening. thanks for joining us for the special edition of the news. >> the game is over but the party is just now starting. in fact, let's take a look at this massive party. it's happening right now down the street from the white house. this is a live picture from our nbc chopper in washington, d.c. keep in mind the game between the golden knights and capitals was in las vegas. there's about a half a million people in the streets of washington, d.c. right now. the washington capitals are the stanley cup champions, this i the first time in washington for any sport. look at the fun they're having. >> a local angle for this, they're celebrating brooks orpik, a san francisco native, there he is, number 44 and he has the great honor of hoisting the stanley cup. thanks to brooks orpik and the washington capitals. >>> on to other headlines at this hour. three people were shot and a man arrested outside a hosp

nbc bay area app. it will let you know the forecast for where you're going. that's a good idea. >>> new details tonight about that kitesurfer who died in the east bay. we first brought you this story as breaking news during our 6:00 newscast. it happened this afternoon at crown memorial state beach in alameda. the man's identity hasn't been released, but we have learned that he may have suffered a medical emergency. we spoke to one man who helped rescue that surfer and then dragged him to the beach. >> the gentleman was facedown in the water, and there was absolutely no sign of life from the guy. so i just did everything i could just to get him into the beach and we basically just let all our gear go so we could carry him. it took three or four people to pull him out of the water. >> bystanders performed cpr until the paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he later died. >>> scary moments at a south bay water park. a 12-year-old nearly drowned in the wave pool at raging waters in san jose. she was there for a field trip. a lifeguard pulled her from the water, began cpr, until the p

sexual orientation, our beliefs or color of our skin. >> reporter: in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news>>> we sure had a colorful twitter page today. follow us @nbcbayarea to see more videos and photos from pride. check out behind the scenes action as our nbc bay area team got ready to ride the floats. we also want to see your photos as well. so, please tweet us. >>> still to come, doing their part. a fund-raiser meant to reunite families separated at the border hits a milestone. >>> plus a heads up for anybody hitting the road in san francisco tomorrow. the tunnel being shut down for repairs and how it could impact you. >>> and we definitely had a cool down, just to give you a comparison, novato's high are yesterday, 108. the unofficial high only topping out in the 80s. we'll take a look at how the rest of the bay area fared out coming up. ♪ ♪ hello? hello! ♪ hello? hello. hello? hello. ♪ hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. ♪ ♪ can i help you? hello! hello? hello!!! hello hello!!! ♪ >>> right now we want to go back to breaking news if lake county, where a wildfire

in san francisco this evening, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, sam. as you might imagine, reaction already happening to that decision. this is a protest that is just getting under way. a few moments ago, at 5:00 in san jose at the corner of stevens creek and winchester right next to santana row. this is video from sky ranger from just a few moments ago. the local chapter of the council on merckmerican islamic relations is there. they say it goes against this country's values. multiple groups said they're examining ways to bring the issue back to the court again. today's travel ban ruling also prompted the high court to revisit what many considered to be one of the high court's most shameful rulings, which allowed the court continued internment of jansen citizens during world war ii. justice sonia sotomayor compared the muslim travel ban to internment camps set up in the 1940s. however, chief justice jean-roberts blasted that analogy, but used it as an opportunity to address the court's so-called korematsu decision, calling the decision gravely wrong.

move by some bay area churches to help those in need. >>> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00 -- sanctuary to those in need , in this case people living in rvs and >>> welcome back, everyone. providing parking sanctuary to nose in need. in this case people living in rvs and cars. santa clara is working on a new program to provide a respite from the housing kricrisis by offering up church parking lots. we have more. >> reporter: in a city home and major tech companies people living on the street has become commonplace. >> i was looking around and a lot of places but they were just too expensive. >> reporter: miguel refurbishes apartments for a living but pays $800 a month to rent a camper here and even though there is no water and co be told to move off the street after 72 hours. >> just to save money. maybe when i'm 25, i will own my own house. >> 300 vehicles being lived in here in the city and it is a huge problem. >> reporter: a nonprofit is trying to secure safe parking spots at churches. so people living in cars and rvs would have a spot overnight and have access to the c

want to point out, nbc bay area sam brock was here at the press conference and will have more coverage on the issues at 5:00 and 6:00. live in san francisco. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> and today's decision wasn't whether the president has the power to issue a travel ban, it was whether this president was too prejudice to issue the travel ban. scott mcgrew continues our coverage. >> that is well said. was the president's travel ban bourne created by racism. that would be illegal. and central to the argument that it was were words from donald trump himself. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: as pete pointed out, there were several versions of the ban. the first and second struck down by lower courts. but in today's decision, over the third ban, the court said the president has the broad discretion to exercise the -- the broad diskregs to protect our borders. and since it is within his power and so that is not irrelevant and the court points out the third ban said nothing about religi

what you can expect this time whether you're going on watching it here on nbc bay area. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thank you so much for joining us. i'm vicky ngueyn. >> i'm terry sweeney. another championship parade about to happen. less than two days away. going to happen in oakland. the third victory parade to celebrate the fba championship in the past four years. >> what a beautiful picture there. >> yeah. >> whether you want to be a part of it or not, if you are in the east bay, you will definitely be affected. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in oakland tonight. christie, organizers a million e to join the celebration. >> reporter: that's right. the parade starts one block that way but can really see the transformation is under way in downtown oakland. you drive around and see barricades like this and over here, this is a dramatic change. the artis who's been working on this actually started today and it's already come a long way. rows of no parking signs are going up in downtown oakland. so are the banners for the warriors' championship gpa to s?

live, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> good information to know. >>> well new at 11:00 for you, protesters at epa administrator visits the agency's san francisco headquarters. [ chanting ] >> our cameras were there. about 150 demonstrators showed up, upset with scott pruitt's stance on a whole host of issues. we spoke with the regional director. >> we have to make sure that it is effective and that flint, michigan, doesn't become the norm and as soon as we're rling back regulations, that is what we're allowing to happen and this are issues that will affect everyone. >> i've seen protests about a hundred times that size in front of our county building so i think there are good people out there and i've offered to meet with four or five of them in the next week or two. >> nbc bay area sam brock is following this story today. you could go to his twitter feed for updates throughout the afternoon. he already posted this video. could you find him at sam nbc bay area. >>> and new developments on the deadly shooting in a maryland number office. if you missed it, this is the front page