nbc business news. >>> the uk economic activity slowed sharply in july.or the month they had a seven month low while the services output also fell. the latest figures come amid a backdrop of higher mortgage rates and strong job growth. a 15 year high of 5% last month. >>> we caught up with the ceo of one of india's largest conglomerates with businesses in the uk and globally and asked about investment climate politics and more. >> reporter: -- losing of access of the 27 member trade block. now the uk is looking to the east wild forging new trade alliances -- the likes of joining -- the expectation is they will all be looking at more -- relationships in the asia-pacific region -- chairman of the group -- particularly about how lucrative could a free trade agreement look like between india and the uk and this is what he told me. >> there is to be a lot to be done and technologies. in health. in education. especially in the fence. very interested. i would only advise to both of the governments to finalize and finish up this fda issue. >> it has taken more th

reporting live in san leandro, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> certainly a busy morning for them. thank you. we did alert you about this developing situation on our free nbc bay area news app. download to get the latest information. >>> just one day away from the 4th of july and the fireworks sales are expected to ramp up. not every county allows fireworks, but some places like san mateo, people are trying to get those fireworks today. ginger conejero saab is at one of those stations now. they're fun but can be dangerous. there were incidents this weekend firefighters say fireworks were involved. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. but that hasn't necessarily been enough to stop everyone from using them and having them be a part of their 4th of july traditions. i mean, that's what we're being told by some of the people buying fireworks today. i spoke. one man who said he buys them and lights them at his home because it's become a tradition for him and his young son and his family and they want to make sure they are doing it safely at home. however, the gentleman managing this booth

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joining us to discuss an nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung, and roben farzad host of publicio's full disclosure. brian, kick us off. >> not only was it one of the slower months but it fell short of wall street estimates. they were expecting around 230, 240 thousands, came in around 209,000. in may it was 306,000. the unemployment rate is at 3.6%, which is still essentially near 50-year lows. the black unemployment rate went up to 6%, so something that we're going to continue to keep an eye on in coming months. where do we see the job gains in the economy? if you break it up by sector, leisure and hospitality, bars and restaurants adding 21,000 jobs in the month, professional business services, the white collar jobs that could in some cases include some tech jobs actually adding jobs. 21,000 in the month. so maybe the bottoming out perhaps of some of the layoffs we've seen in some of those sectors. interesting to look at retail trade. these are jobs at the mall, for example, contracting by about 11,000 jobs, which shows maybe the bifurcation in terms of some industries seeing

we will know if they cover his involvement in hunter's foreign business dealings. nbc news now sounding the alarm over the deteriorating condition. also the king of late night will react. he will be on the program and we will bring you a dell developing story out of martha's vineyard, where the body of a chef employed by barack obama were covered in shallow water after he went missing while paddle boarding near the obama's seaside estate, didn't have room for the immigrants that got kicked off the island and less than 24 hours. tonight's top story. it is a hard reality for democrats and the media mob. joe biden might be the most corrupt president in the history of this country. it is not just about joe and credible bribery allegations. the scandal extends to the highest levels of the fbi, the doj, where government bureaucrats took extreme measures to protect the biden syndicate, the whole family while making and taking extreme measures simultaneously. for those on the left who are just tuning in, here is an important lesson. we are going to call it joe biden's bribery alleg

business model. maybe. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> a man is fighting for his life in an east bay hospital tonighthooting in oakland. 85th avenue year international boulevard. witnesses heard about seven shots. officers found the man shot in the head, listed in critical condition. police have not released a description or made an arrest. >>> fairfield police are asking for help solving a woman's death at a motel. north texas street up from oakmont plaza. officers got calls of a woman possibly dying in the motel. they arrived and found the woman dead. she's not been identified. they're asking witnesses to give them a call. >>> starbucks workers at pleasanton joined a strike stay. they walked off the job and onto the picket line. they voted to unionize in april but starbucks refused to negotiate so they don't have a contract. they want starbucks to send a clear message to all stores that pride month decorations were welcome. one woman said their track record on that was one of the reasons they wanted to work for them but she's been disappointed. >> in places it's conservative, it can be seen as offe

nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung joins us with the latest.s mean for the u.s. economy? >> what it means is that the labor market is continuing to chug along, adding hundreds of thousands of jobs, albeit at a cooler pace than we have seen in the past. the unemployment was 3.6%, essentially near the over 50-year low of 3.4%, though you have to flag things like the black unemployment rate which went up to about 6%. broadly speaking we saw job gains in categories like leisure and hospitality, so think bars and restaurants, in addition to professional and business services, white collar jobs, though we saw contraction in retail jobs at the mall. in some pockets you might see weakness but broadly speaking encouraging to see the unemployment rate so low. >> you captured the nuance. what do the numbers mean for the ongoing fears about the realities of rising inflation? >> the jobs report gifts a lens into the prices side of things in this economy in the form of wage growth. we did see wages increase by 4.4% between june of this year and june of last

joining us now from the big board, nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung.reak down this report for us. what happened in june compared to last year? >> good morning, and by the way, that 9% figure that you talked about, that was the peak inflation. we've come down quite far since then. as you mentioned, yes, 3%, that is the rate of inflation if we're measuring pricing in june of this year to june of last year. that's a slower pace than the 4% we saw in may. a whole percentage point increase. it's really an improvement, but not yet mission accomplished. the federal reserve really wants to see this somewhat closer than 2%. markets are still pricing in the odds of another interest rate hike in an effort to try to further lower this even though we've had quite a lot of progress. >> let's get to the nitty-gritty here, break down the data by category. >> i am your data reporter after all. let's break down the different categories that the consumer price index measures, food, energy, and shelter. the pace of price increases has actually slowed for both food and she

. >> let's bring in nbc news business day and data reporter brian cheung.est rates last month, so why did they do it today? >> i'm sorry, brian, it looks like -- >> i think we're good now. sorry about that. federal reserve is back to business when it comes to raising interest rates and the reason why is because they have assessed the data and they say, well, yes, inflation has come down from the peak of 9% last year to about 3%, but they want to make sure that they can get to the last mile goal of 2%, so that's the reason why, yes, they decided to pause in their meeting, but they say that by raising interest rates again this afternoon, they hope to slow the process effectively of further ratcheting up borrowing costs across the country. you've seen mortgage rates rocket higher, auto loan rates, extremely high, the federal reserve's interest rate hike today likely keeps those elevated as they continue to try to get inflation down to 2%. >> and brian, did we hear from the chairman of the fed about whether moving forward there will be more rate hikes? >> yeah,

business dealings. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> tonight we're learning more details about the u.s. soldier who crossed the border from south korea into north korea. travis king had been released from a south korean president and was at an airport to the u.s. to face disciplinary action when he fled, joined a tour group heading to the dmz and dashed across the border. king's family says they are simply shocked. >> i want to nope what was going on in his mind. i can't see him doing that. >> king's location is not known as north korea is remaining silent on the situation. king is the first to cross the north korea border since 1982. >>> coming up, it seems every day artificial intelligence is becoming another aspect of our life. one bay area lawmaker is using an ai chatbot to write new laws. >>> and live to san diego where comic-con is back. some cancellations of the most popular parts of the show. >>> and you want it, we have it on the weather map. look at this. 59 half moon bay. 69 san francisco. 80s in napa and 90s right out there towards concord. how much hotter for tomorrow and w

nbc news business and data reporter brian cheung joins us great to see you start with the lower unemployment adding jobs all seems positive yet the numbers were complicated why is that? break it down. >> talk about what we saw in the jobs report yesterday, a bit of a below estimates-type of figure saw the wall street estimates, closer to 230,000 and 240,000. also a slower pace than seen about 18 months ago adding about economists i've heard from said, well that 200,000 yes, a slower pace, but economists i've heard from said, well that 200,000 pace might be more consistent with a normal c paced growing economy in the united states. as you mentioned, unemployment rate at 3. 6% lowest in 50 years, context, only 3.4%. not far away particular that but threads we continue to follow. for example, the black unemployment rate at 6% notched up between may and june. parts of this economy we're going to have to watch out for again, healthy to see these types of job gains in a given month and unemployment remains historically low. >> battling record-high inflation for the last year. what does this jobs r

nbc bay area news tonight." another san francisco business says it's simply not getting enough business to stay in business. the last 11 years, littlejohn's candies has been one of the locally owned businesses that was part of an effort to revitalize san francisco's mid-market quarter. the owners say they took a chance on the location and saw plenty of growth for the first several years. but by 2018, foot traffic started to fall as uber and other businesses began moving out of mid-market. and they just couldn't catch back up. littlejohn's owners recently bought a kitchen space in amador county and plan to use that to continue making candy ask servicing their online customers. they do say they plan to reopen another retail space in san francisco or somewhere in the bay area, but they haven't figured out exactly where or when. >>> another notable closure, san jose's first ever michelin-starred restaurant. the owners of adega announced it will close the restaurant this december on its eighth anniversary. >> and we're excited to announce that in january 2024, we will be opening this location as our second, one

business ventures along the waterfront. in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> x marks the spot.is sitting on top of the building formerly known as twitter headquarters. workers putting the giant x on the roof. this comes after the company had trouble taking down the old twitter sign. pd stopped the cruise because they do not have the proper permit. most of the old sign is still there but of course, the rebrand is now x. >>> is little cheaper to buy a house in san francisco according to the study from smart assets. if found the typical value was $1.27 million which is down from $1.46 million last year. that is a decrease of 14%. experts point to a shift of telecommuting, cost-of-living, and those high interest rates. >>> changes coming when it comes to homeless encampments. employees have been asking to not be responsible for cleaning up these encampments. they say the work is dangerous and unsettling as they find drugs and weapons. antioch has agreed to use the contract to clean things up and it will cost the city over $2 million over the next two years. >>> a wrestling show fea

busy the gym. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> working towards a goal. >>> next year's summer games run from july 26th until august 11th, and they'll air exclusively right here on nbc bay area. >>> a terrifying scene unfolding on the streets of new york city. coming up, the brand-new video of the fiery crane collapse that sent people running. >>> telemundo 48, nbc bay area, and our partners are once again supporting our schools. buck a superhero for our students. i'm chris chmura. i'll show you how. >>> as we were talking about, officially one year away from the summer 2024 plympic games. throughout the day, we're spotlighting athletes with ties to the bay area hoping to compet nyjah huston grew u i vegas, partially in puerto rico. he's looking to make team usa in skrding. that event made the debut in tokyo in 2021. he comped didn't get a dal. he and his mom founded a water charity in 2011 let it that organization repairs broken wells and distributes filter systems in third world country ps. some migraine attacks catch you off guard. but for me a stressful day can trigger migraine attacks, too. t

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nbc bay area news. >> it's going to about a busy week. thank you, marianne. >>> during this coming heatwave, the coastal areas will be a nice getaway from the heat. a live look at the city. you can see the usual cloud cover and fog just along the coast. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here with an update. and jeff, will those areas stay cool so we can beat the heat? >> it will be one of the cooler spots. you're still going to see the temperatures warming up above average. what i wanted to start off with a look is our heat tracker map. look at these areas in pink, and a little bit of a light color towards texas, arizona, southern california deserts. that is the incoming heat we are track. it's all associated with this hot area of low pressure that's repeatedly produced di after day. these 110-plus temperatures through parts of the southwest. phoenix already up to 110 today, now beginning to drop to 109. livermore with 87. that's because we have the fog at the coastline. more of that thick fog for tomorrow morning. and that's why i thin

actually, joe's foreign business dealings now nbc news, the latest left-wing outlet now sounding the alarm overover the president's deteriorating condition. >> also, the king of late night, greg gutfeld will react. he'll be on the progra late mane straight ahead. and we'll bring you a developing story out of martha's vineyard tonight where the body of a chef employed by former president barack obama recovered in shallow after he went missing while paddleboarding near the obamasg million dollars seaside estate. it didn't have any room for r the immigrantsth that i kicked off the island in less than 24 hours. all thoste details coming up. >> but first, tonight's top story. its. to is a hard reality for democrats and the media mob. joe biden might well very be the very most corrupt president in the history of this country. but this isn'ten just about joe and credible bribery allegations him. this scandal now extends to the highest levels the fbi and the doj, where unelected government bureaucrats took extreme measures to protect the wholte biden syndicate, the whole family, all while ma

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retirement age, which is 65 as airlines grapple with staffing shortages during the busy summer travel season. nbc news more pilots faster, the nation's airlines are expecting a shortage of 34,000 pilots by 2030. after thousands left during the pandemic and with even more set to retire, under u.s. law, airline pilots must retire at the age of 65, though many insist they're better than ever. american captain dan goebel talked to us just before he was forced to retire. . you're about to turn 65, why do you want to stay in the cockpit? >> because i can do the job as well as a 40-year-old. pass all my faa mandated physicals, and quite frankly, i've got more experience. experience does matter. >> reporter: in denver, united airlines is certifying pilots around the clock who are moving up from smaller, regional carriers, leaving the regionals short on pilots. >> our goal is to hire 10,000 pilots by the year 2030. half of those, 5,000, are going to come from the academy down in phoenix. >> reporter: it was 2007 when congress last raised the retirement age from 60 to 65. now it may raise it again, this time to

these critters are putting some teeth into that old expression busy as a beaver with plenty more work ahead. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> she's enjoying a nice dinner but finds a gift card hassle on the menu and more than $100 missing. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, the latest on the drought and the >>> tonight we respond to a south bay woman whose nice italian dinner out ended with a gift card issue on her plate. >> her dinner was ruined? >> completely. >> she asked chris chmura for some help. chris? >>> gayle in campbell says her son gave her two $125 gift cards to an italian restaurant. she had dinner, pulled out one of the cards to pay. the staff told her that card was empty. zero dollars on it. luckily she had the other gift card and that worked. the restaurant told her someone would contact her about her first card and missing $125. but that didn't happen so gayle had us take a look at her case. we reached out to the restaurant. a bellagio reimburred her and invited her for wine and appetizers on the house. we asked for a comment but haven't heard back. we re

nbc news. >> it could be a very busy fall. thank you for the very latest. >>> 5:07 now. defense attorneys for the suspect in the violent attack in nancy pelosi's san francisco home are scheduled to argue today for a change of venue in the upcoming federal trial. david depape is accused of breaking into pelosi's pacific heights home last october and striking her husband, paul pelosi, in the head with a hammer. depape pleaded not guilty to federal and state charges. his federal trial is expected to take place first and that trial is scheduled to start in late october. >>> new this morning, a southern california city divided. this in the wake of a conservative school board and members rejecting curriculum mentioning bay area gay rights pioneer harvey milk. >> excuse me, where is my yellow card? you said i would get a warning. >> people on both sides packed last night's chaotic school board meeting. speakers were escorted from the room several times during lengthy public comment t. controversy is playing out in the city of temecula. it's around a three-paragraph mention of h

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businesses and schools. joining me now is nbc news meteorologist bill karins.tand why we're in such pain. >> when you picture summer, what do you think of? >> cape cod. >> beaches, going to the pool. our vision of summer is changing because in the southern half of the country, you can't be outdoors in the middle of the day. you have to plan your day, do stuff in the morning or late in the day. in the middle of the day you're inside in the air conditioning. hopefully you have it, cross your fingers. that's the case from texas all the way through the southwest. a picture of a playground in arizona, southern california, no one is at them at this time of day. 110 in phoenix, 14th day in the record. el paso, your record was 23. you're somewhere in the 30s. del rio at 104. a lot of these locations on pace for their hottest summer ever recorded. this heat dome, big high pressure sinking air, pushing down on you, that's where we get the extreme heat, it expands this weekend and actually gets worse in a few spots. so we're going to challenge some all-time records. the 1

nbc news poll. that's what we call in, in the business, underwater on favor abilities. it's very clear reason for that. donald trump is still quite popular front runner for the republican nomination, blames mike pence. on january 6th and over and over and over again in the two and a half years since then, trump has told his followers that it was mike pence's fault the trump wasn't able to pull off his coup. the morning of the insurrection, in front of an angry crowd that gathered the stop to stop the steal rally, trump made one last appeal to pence the sounded more like a threat. >> mike pence, i hope you're going to stand up for the good of our constitution and for the good of our country. and if you're not, i'm going to be very disappointed in neo-. i will tell you right now. >> the violent mob how -- then march to the capital. they broke, in they ransacked, building rubbing the halls chanting hang mike pence, hang mike pence. someone even erected a gallows with a noose outside of the building. as the danger became apparent in imminent, the -- evacuees nhl or chamber

business or even the dogs in our care. >> reporter: in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> san francisco district attorney brook jenkins is facing calls to resign after dropping criminal charges against a police officer. today activists gathered a the hall of justice in support of sean moore and his family. in 2017, moore was shot by sfpd officers on his front porch after a noise complaint. here is some of that body cam. investigators later determined he physically attacked the officers, but was not armed. moore died four years later partly due to complications from his injury. last month the d.a.'s office set a date for a preliminary hearing against that officer before jenkins abruptly dropped the charges. >> sean moore is dead because the police were the first and only responders to a noise complaint. so a mental-health related call. >> and then for jenkins to say that the officers were acting in self-defense when you initiated the whole situation. there was no reason to ring my doorbell at 4:00 in the morning. >> district attorney jenkins says she dropped the case because she doesn't believe she can prove th

. >> reporter: the governor's office telling nbc news sb-1718 counteracts the effects of illegal immigration in florida, adding any business that exploits this crisis by employing illegal aliens instead of floridians will be held accountable. but advocates looking out for those migrants and florida's economy say the new law will be a devastating blow to florida's crucial industries. >> a lot of these businesses in the agricultural industry are going to have to grapple with closing shop. >> not too many people are in line for those jobs. so there is going to be a big void. >> reporter: governor desantis, who is running for president, sees the immigration law as a blueprint for the entire country. >> we've established here in florida a blueprint for success that other states can follow >> reporter: leaving the path ahead for jesus and others just like him unclear as they hope to find a new home where they can build a new life >> and we want to thank guad for bringing us that report. >>> the unrest in france has now entered week two there are signs that protests are dying down french authorities a relatively quiet sunday nigh

nbc news meteorologist michelle grossman is keeping you so busy from the heat to the rain but today let's talk about the worst rain, where it is and how bad it's going to get. >> hi, there alex. i love about 50 minutes from washington crossing so we heard the silence sirens last night, that rain coming out fast and furious. that's what we're seeing. today a lot of grants from new england to parts of virginia and the mid-atlantic, looking at really saturated grounds. all the rain will be runoffs. we have -- the really high and we'll see you throughout the day. let's take a look at, this we hit 66 million people under flood alerts weather flood watch or flash flood warning. the streets are flooded as well. we have a life-threatening situation if you are out and about. we have flood warnings, that means that floodings are happening now. those in the dark right here on this map. portions of new england into the northeast and mid-atlantic are seeing heavy rain falling. this is what it looks like on radar. where you see this brightest colors, reds and oranges and yellows, we are seeing the rain

good night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, mark zuckerberg stepping into the virtual ring with elon musk, surprising users with an early drop of meta's twitter rival. our businessrter is going to break down the differences and the similarities. >>> a busy fourth of july for emergency crews. fires breaking out across the bay area, many of those blamed on illegal

busy holiday. >> blayne alexander, thank you so much. >>> let's go over to nbc news meteorologist michelle grossman. not the picture perfect forecast we were hoping for in a lot of places. >> great to see you. it's steamy, it's stormy, we're going to continue to see that as we go throughout the next several days. we have been tracking this for weeks and weeks, the heat dome in place, and we're starting to see storms pop already. the brighter colors, the reds, the oranges, that's the daytime heating along with the front triggering these storms. out to the east, this is going to be the bulls eye for the storms this afternoon. into the evening hours. a lot of shores up and down the east coast will be impacted. you can see the swirl there, starting to pop in. that's indicating those thunderstorms are starting to happen, and we do have the chance for severe storms as we go throughout today, 34 million americans under some sort of severe weather risks. that could bring down trees. we saw a lot of trees in the package that blayne showed us. damaging hail, a low tornado threat, but not zero. we are concern

busy signal they are asking you call back. meanwhile there is no estimate on when the system might be restored. in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >> in a 911 emergency seconds save lives but in some parts of the bay area it will likely take a full minute before you even talk to a dispatcher. our investigative unit analyzed state wide data and found oakland and chp golden gate division have the worst answering times in california. in oakland the average time is 54 seconds. the chp division based in vallejo tops the list at 56 seconds. the state standard is 15 seconds. while the chp says its long day is a result of staffing shortages our investigative reporter found oakland's problem is far more complex. on top of hiring issues and record number of calls, a recent civil grand jury report shows oakland's 911 technology is so out of date the police department is forced to buy replacement parts on ebay. grand jurors concluded oakland's nooichb system is waiting to fail catastrophically. a man found a disturbing scene in a toll yard when he called 911 and got a busy signal. despite oakland's 911 crisis the mayor reese lint froze a f

. >> joining us now nbc news senior washington correspondent, hallie jackson. i know it's been a busy be clear that no charges have been announced as of this moment. what do we know, though, about this meeting this morning and what it may tell us? >> so what do we know about this meeting this morning, kate and zinhle? not much more than the fact that there was a meeting, right? however, that doesn't mean that is not in and of itself significant. multiple sources confirm that, in fact, these trump attorneys did meet with the special counsel. why does that matter? why does the fact of that meeting actually make a difference here in the first place? it is because it is a signal that we are getting closer to potential indictment being filed against former president trump. we know that because there is a kind of road map considering the last indictment, right? the first indictment of special counsel jack smith on a different matter that was the classified, the alleged mishandling of classified documents in mar-a-lago. in that instance, legal experts say in moments like these, the defense a

nbc bay area news at 4:30. cinthia pimentel is tracking the heat and will tell ug the hot spots soon. we're tracking other stories on this friday. it's busy, including remembering a man forever side to san francisco. tony bennett has passed away. we'll show you how the city and the world are honoring the legendary singer. >>> swifties, levi's stadium has heard you, a reverse course on fans allowed to wear bracelets at next week's taylor swift concert. there is still one thing you won't be able to do before she sings, we'll tell you about that. >>> social media in the classroom. over 1 million teachers are putting their foot down. what they're asking tiktok and twitter to do or else it's going to congress. ian cull's joining us with more on that. >>> let's begin with our heat. double whammy today, a heat advisory and a smoke advisory as well. let's take a live look across the region. smoke from a wildfire in oregon has been settling down in the bay area. we've been telling you about this for days. we're also hitting triple digits in some spots, but nothing compared to what other parts of southwest are seeing. a live look at phoenix, the te

nbc news, msnbc clint watts, thank you for joining us. we'll talk to you again soon. still ahead here on "way too early," we're going to turn to cnbc for the latest in business news andf what could be a busy day for earnings on wall street. that's straight ahead. don't go anywhere. don't go awhere. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. >>> welcome back. it's time now for business, and for that let's bring encnbc's arabile gumede who joins us live from london. wall street is look ahead to what could be a busy day of earnings and economic data. how's the market shaping up in the early hours this morning? >> yeah, good morning, john. it certainly has been a while, right? so much has happened in the time that you've been away, really. and i guess a lot of that has to do with things like nato as well, but rea

business. >> looking forward to getting back into better times. having everything pick up everywhere for everyone. we all need to-- >> reporter: stephanie magallon, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we have you covered here, it is really easy for you to track the heat. you can download our nbc bay area app, see how hot it will be in your neighborhood this weekend. >>> well, this is what bay area firefighters are hoping to avoid this weekend. right now, crews, down in riverside county, a racing to contain this brush fire. it is exploding in size. an evacuation warning is expected for 25 homes, residents in those homes in riverside valley in moreno county, this is a live look at the chopper. you can see the fire on the mountain there. it is called a rabbit fire, and broke around 4:00 this evening, and has already burned more than 2800 acres. it is the largest of three fires that broke out on riverside county just today. >>> well, a dramatic rescue in santa cruz county, take a look at this. a car drove off a cliff, landing on that beach down below, which is 300 feet below. it happened this afternoon on highway 1, and your guy davenport, north of santa cruz. rescue

>>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, mark zuckerberg stepping into the virtual ring with elon musk, surprising users with an early drop of meta's twitter rival. our business tech reporter is going to break down the differences and the similarities. >>> a busy fourth of july for emergency crews. fires breaking out across the bay area, many of those blamed on illegal fireworks. crews prepare to take on a month of fires in one night. >>> car break-ins trickling down to the south bay. what some agencies are doing to crack down on what they're calling a region-wide problem. >>> and just how hard it is for millennials to make it in the bay? startling numbers that leave many of them asking if they'll ever be able to own their own home. >> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm jessica aguirre. we're going get to those stories in a moment. but first, we want to catch you up on some of the headlines that we're watching tonight. in the east bay, antioch police had to deal with not just illegal fireworks, but an illegal sideshow involving hundreds of cars taking over the streets overnight that caused police are describing as a traveling citywide blocka

businesses in santa cruz this week to address the situation. we did reach out to u.s. fish and wildlife but have not yet heard back. nbc bay area newssome bad blood over tailgating at levi stadium. it happened outside of other taylor swift concerts in other cities. will it happen here? right now the policy is no ticket, no tailgating. the show is sold out. shows are going for more than $1100. that's for the nosebleed section. fans have come up with a creative solution. thousands of fans got out to sing along. levi stadium has said it won't allow tailgating because it says it poses a risk. of course, the teenagers do. it is a position one santa clara councilwoman is prepared to fight. >> we're talking about public streets. you cannot control people not being able to come and stand on a public street. so i mean, they're welcome to come. and we know there are a lot of swifties out there. >> the councilwoman is working with them and hoping to find a solution by friday. if not, it will be a very cool summer. >> yes, obviously. if you want to know more about taylor swift's appearance in the bay area, you can go to nbcbayarea.com/taylor sw

nbc news. >>> wishing her well, new details are emerging in another fierce battle a legal battle between brad pitt and angelina jolie. fighting over a family home that turned into a multimillion-dollar businessalled the war of the rose. the couple who once famously traded shots and flirtations in mr. and mrs. smith. in a cross complaint against brad pitt and his business partners, jolie's company is accusing pitt of acting like a child. writing, the actor has been engaged if a have been dictionaryive campaign. the filing in response to a lawsuit pitt brought against jolie last year, claiming his ex-wife unlawfully sold her part to stoll. jolie contends she sold her shares legally. >> one of the reasons they haven't been able to resolve this business dispute they didn't do enough paperwork back at the beginning. >> reporter: earlier this month, an article detailed how the couple once saw the estate as their family home. jolie's team saying, the notion that it was the pitt/jolie home died back in 2016 when he terrorized his wife and children. the complaint also dismissing pitt's hands-on involvement in the winemaking business. he's an actor. >> this is complaint that's written a lot like a pre

they will hopefully punch their ticket to the next round nbc's molly hunter is in new zealand. players and fans busy ready for this next game the players feel like they haven't played their best. really looking ahead i'm in a bar right now we're in the final minutes of an australia-canada game. australia is up 3-0. of course, australia one of the host nations if they lose, they are out of this a lot of excitement here u.s. fans, though, all eyes on that portugal game i want to show you the group standings so you get a sense the netherlands, the u.s. and portugal can all advance in this case the u.s. advances with a tie they want the top seed, though going into the knockout round. as you know, i got to speak with megan rapinoe. she lives for moments like this. these big pressure, high-octane moments. she says bring it on she has a very difficult role in did laime.s d cup than she me. isten to whae told >> the thing i'm most proud of is i'm a winner, and it takes a lot to win it takes a lot of people in different roles to be able to do that, and every single one of them is important. i look back at th

nbc in the form of advertising, they're not going to talk about it. and they're not them and criticize it. that's just one example that besides other businesses determining the editorial slab of the news. and unfortunately, this is how it works. and that's why people have to look at who owns these companies, where the shareholders that are invested in these networks. you really have to trace it back and see if you look at a company like black rock or via gartner states state street. yeah. they're shareholders in the media space. and this is really important for people to understand. so the people that you see on the screen, they are merely just a pop it like they don't really have get the opportunity to say their real opinion . you know, this is why they were so critical against someone like bernie sanders because to bring him on the network and to hear him say, the billionaires are the problem. well, that doesn't sit well with the people who are on the board of the network. you know, so of course they're going to some your, someone like it, you know, it's interesting in the case of tucker, once again, he really played it. he played both sides against the middle because he knew foxes

business owners with a claim or concern related to the release can file one with the martinez refining company, details and how to do that posted with the story@nbcbayarea.com. tom jensen, nbc bay area news>>> a hassle and unnerving, officers with guns drawn, at the 101/80 interchange, please action shut down the freeway and caused a traffic jam, around 3:30 pm they spotted a car with they wanted robbery suspect, they tried to pull them over but they kept going, they chased them off the freeway at taylor, two people were detained, now the investigation continues. >>> no longer on the loose, tonight morgan hill police have nabbed a suspected serial arsonist. somebody they have been anxious to track down, 32-year-old daniel kitano is in custody accused of setting several brushfires, wooden fence fires and dumpster fires. take a look at the map, morgan hill and police say they confessed to as many as 15 fires, most set last week, they released these surveillance photos and video in connection with the case, they now say the man you see there is a community member, spotting him this morning and called police, last night we are told another man seen here, 26-year-old chase harlow has been arr

nbc in the form of advertising, they're not going to talk about it. and they're not going criticize it. that's just one example. but so it sort of businesses determining the editorial slant of the news. unfortunately, this is how it works and that's why people have to look at who owns these companies, where the shareholders that are invested in these networks. you really have to trace it back and see if you look at a company like black rock or via gartner states state street. yeah. they're shareholders in the media space. and this is really important for people to understand. so the people that you see on the screen, they are merely just a pop it like they don't really have get the opportunity to say their real opinion . you know, this is why they were so critical against someone like bernie sanders because to bring him on the network and to hear him say, the billionaires all the problem. well, that doesn't sit well with the people who are on the board of the network. you know, so of course they're going to some your, someone like it, you know, it's interesting in the case of tucker, once again, he really played it. he played both sides against the middle because he knew fox's audie

business owners who have concerns, who want to file a claim, can do it with the refining company. we have that information on our website at nbcbayarea.com. here in martinez, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> president biden and ukraine president volodymyr zelenskiy meeting amid ukraine's bid to join nato. details on the high-stakes shipdown and a show of solidarity g-7 leaders are providing to the war-torn country. >>> many short-term rentals in san francisco are going unlooked. the key factors behind the drop in bookings and the changes some are making to survive. >>> first we are tracking that incoming heat through the end of the week. this high heat can cause some serious health dangers for some. >> including heat stroke. ahead of our full forecast after the break, meteorologist kari hall has some helpful tips on what signs to look for if you think you're experiencing heat-related issues. >> as it gets dangerously hot over these next few days, we want to make sure you're taking care of yourself and people around you. and notice the signs of anything just off as we deal with this heat. now, heat exhaustion, the symptoms of that, is heavy sweating or you may have weakness or faintin

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tonight, many businesses are singing taylor swift's praises and hope she won't wait another five years to return to the south bay. [ music ] in santa clara, nbc bay area news. >>> taylor swift is not afraid of the curfew, that's the superstar dropping down after her show friday night. it ended at 11:35 pm, the curfew was 11:00 pm. we've reached out, no word if swift will be facing any fines. the last band that over stained their welcome was fined $1000. she can handle that. there were no noise complaints filed on friday night. no noise complaints. >>> city council members are partnering with organizations to teach street vendors about their rights, this comes days after video shows a security guard kicking over a vendors crate of strawberries outside a home depot. the incident is under investigation. it is just the latest street harassment case in the bay area. tomorrow an event will give street vendors an opportunity to attend workshops on safety, marketing, and workers rights. the fair will be held inside the city hall rotunda.>>> also happening tomorrow, the man accused of a deadly stabbing of the tech advances in sacramento, accused of killing bob lee,