out of play. out of play, we will call it a drop. >> i don't know how many layouts we're going to see, how many full extension to make a catch plays we will see tonight. >> the 0-2. >> jeffries away from second. walker into the stretch. swing and a miss. strike 3. ball gets away from davis, but tom doesn't run. he tags him. that is the second out of the inning. >> second out and second strikeout for mark walker. >> he played in these games but hasn't got a lot of at bats recently. he walked last year. scored a run two years ago. >> i believe he doesn't have a batting average, does he? >> not over the last -- >> your total stats here, i see zeros. >> one plate appearance, one walk. >> and a ball to start things off, walker in the stretch, jeffreys in the second, 1-nothing democrats here, in the top of the second. walker steps up. >> from the stretch, swing and a foul back to the screen. 1 an 1. -- 1 and 1. >> perlmutter is in his sixth term. when he's not playing baseball, he's on the financial ser

pretty loud out there.ing crazy out there. >> you know and i know that the leaf blower will be back on the show. >> sara is standing by at one of the bart stations this morning for us. >> reporter: good morning. i am here at the 19th street station in oakland. you can see the blue and gold flowing out of the bart station out onto the streets. i am here with two very excited ladies. they arrived at 3 am to get a good spot. >> yes. i am so excited to be here! go warriors! i am a huge fan. >> reporter: tell me, you arrived at 3 am, right? >> yes. i'm excited to be in the front to see the parade. i love the warriors. they are my favorite. >> and you guys avoided all of the chaos and traffic. >> yes we arrived by bart . we've been just singing and dancing and talking to keep busy. go warriors! go warriors! >> reporter: that is awesome. thank you ladies. i have talked to dozens of people who arrived hours ago to get a prime spot. the parade will go right past here. more fans are flowing in out of the bart station

we will figure out -- we will find out the motive i suspect fairly soon.osh campbell, talk a little bit about what we're not seeing on  the screen as this investigation is unfolding right now. we're seeing a lot of activity outside. off camera, there's a ton of information -- ton of activity going on. >> that's right. so much we're not seeing, wolf. there's the ongoing interrogation of the subject. the length of that, the circumstances surrounding that interview will largely be based on the subject's willingness to cooperate. we talked earlier about it appears as of right now or last reporting that he was wasn't providing information. that could change at any time. if police are finally able to convince him that it's in your best interest to talk to us, that's going on behind the scenes. with respect to motive -- this is a large part of the investigation. people ask us, why focus so much on this immediately after a situation? obviously, all of us look at circumstances. the first goal is to determine that there's no additional threat and that there's -- to

lower income drag it out. higher income you may be too late or go to a marriage counselor. >> save a marriage if you can. thanks. >>> 6:18 right now. south bay number one in california in terms of people looking to skip town. it shows the larger number of people leaving santa clara county than any other in the state. >>> number two spot is san mateo county. >> one thing for sure, you can find the weather that you want. >> those numbers are there. >> those are the numbers we can deal with. >> all you to do is take a short drive. you'll get the weather that you like. it will be a wide range in temperatures. it will sizzle for the inland valleys. let's start out with a live look outside. it's a beautiful sunrise as you step out the door in the upper 50s. we'll stay there through about 10:00. normally up to 77 degrees. it will be a little bit above that. i think it will be a really nice way. it is a great way to start out the month of june. low 80s today. it will be windy but not as windy as yesterday. highs headi

it works incredibly >> hanging out with noel. she is an instagram model but today they are using that sal lent to hit the streets of venice while she wears a body painted bathing suit. >> it looks like noel is hanging out with jen. >> literally, yes. you can see the process of them designing and painting on her top. >> these are very often very tight especially if you have been in the water. i don't think anyone will notice. >> they have to finish the drawers, which looks lejit. she just has to draw attention to it otherwise people are going to be some other chick in a bikini. >> you did say it was veniceveni beach. >> i think people have learned to block it out. >> this guy has never seen anything for beautiful in his life. he has fallen in love. >> this is the greatest thing thaz that's happened to >>tart short circuiting. >> yeah. >> earth to you. earth to you. >> yeah. >> these guys are stopped cold in their tracks. get a closer look and i think they just don't know what to do so they just leave. >> the way she does it though

we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) out of the east bay...fighters in castro valley put out a fire at a home early sunday morning. alameda county fire fighters tweeted out this video fo the fire. this is on the 23-hundred block of regent way. nobody was injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. ( james ) a baby dies of heat stroke after being left in a car by his 23-year-old mother in mendocino county . it was 80 degrees outside when he was found inside a car. deputies say the mother -- alexandrea scott -- left her 18 month old son inside her car for nearly 10 hours with the windows rolled up while visiting a friend. <"if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 20-30 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that it's got windows that let the heat in and the sunlight in but there's not really anywhere fo it to escape and then you can crack the window that you can crack your windows that might help a little bit that might help a little bit but it's just like an oven but it's just like an oven.">( j

it's clearing out the skies and it's warming up and drying us out. that's going to create kind of a concern for some fire danger out there. i want to show how quickly we're starting to warm up. it's 7:29. in san jose, we're at about 59 degrees. even though we are expecting the 90s, we're not expecting gusty conditions so that risk of fire danger will not play into the wind speeds. but we are still expecting relative low humidity so we still have to kind of look out for each other and make sure we are practicing responsibly lighting all of those grills or anything involving fire, for sure. >> especially when we're dealing with dry conditions. i'll talk more about what we're expecting coming up in the next 15 minutes. >> stay tuned for that. >>> we have new details this morning in the case of the alleged golden state killer. court documents now reveal how investigators tracked down joseph deangelo. sacramento county sheriff's investigators used dna evidence from deangelo's car door handle as well as a tissue from a trash can left outside his home. jose

coming out there.omorrow back to normal june weather around here whe we not only are going to be warmer, more humid but chance for some afternoon thunderstorms but in the a widespread chance so we're y kind of concerns with ime abot flooding or rehabilitating storms but just a few storms passing through the neighborhood. how about the temperatures today though, so delightful. 79 degrees averages in the low to mid s. dulles76, bwi 76. tawerted the morning at about 52 degrees at dulles. 50 bwi and 50 at reaganti onal. beautiful comfortable start to the day. as we finish this day it's still ve pleasant but the clouds and humidity will be increasing an becoming m ae noticeable we go through the overnight hours.n up the heat on wednesday. i upper 80s back the forecast.ou t ten degrees warmer than it was today. a few storms aroun mainly in the afternoon. i sayse mainly becaue can't completely eibminate the ility of a shower in the morning as the warm front comes through. the thunderorms we seen the afternoon

you just wake up, you roll out of bed -- >> jimmy: i roll out of bed.utting my slippers on.ht [ la ] >> steve: you have help --im >>: they put me in the car, they drag me to -- i get rolled to work and then i come in like a hand truck, like hannibal lecter. [ laughter ] they wheel me in. >> steve: th a velvet lined hand truck. >> jimmy: and they go -- [ laughter and applause ] "get daddy a malted milkshake!" >> steve: daddy wants his malted milkshake. >> jimmy: all he wants is a ed milkshake, that's all he wants. >> steve: that's it, it's his food of the day. >> jimmy: come on, man, live a a little, man. but i am so excited to be back cause here i am not eating and i'm working out. this is kind of a work out.: >> steah! >> jimmy: that right there, ten steps. [ laughter and applause ] it's monday, we're excited to be back. we got a fantastic week of shows ahead., you guoopi goldberg will be here. [ cheers and applause ] ah, she's my favorite.rt roattinson and seth meyers will all be joining us! [ cheers and applause ] then on thur brand new music from da

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but if it's just a pop-out, go in 5, out 12, that's it. it's very simple and that's what we're talking about. just pop-outs. i'd also like to remind the commission and the public that nothing, nothing in this changes the appeal process. if someone doesn't like it, there's another whole other means to address that after the permit is issued. i for one have always been very, very cautious about taking away any part of transparency. it's so important to the process and my members pay the price if there's an ounce of suspicion or any misunderstanding. so i'm here extremely cautiously, but also here to say, on a regular basis, we're asked for family housing. we're asked to produce it and at some point, not everyone wants the new condominium. what they do want is a simple, reliable, predictable timeline for a modest addition to their home. i would encourage to you give it a shot. if it doesn't work, we can come back and address it. i don't want anyone to come back in a year or two and say it's not working. at minimum, throw it out for a certain

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out there now. as you get ready to get out to vote in concord, it will be a cool morning and 62 degrees, upper 70s today, still comfortably warm but it will be windy as we go into this evening. we'll talk about our temperature still on this roller coaster going down and back up as we head over to mike tracking the early backup for the maze. >> i've been scanning all of the areas around the maze because we did have that early backup forming but i'm looking over here at the east shore free weigh and berkeley curve is showing a lot of improvement over the last ten minutes. still slow here and especially off 580 and 24. the earlier crash caused that early backup and things are starting to smooth out still. expect another five to ten minutes through the maze compared to the lighter traffic flow for the early morning commute. another crash cleared over at san pablo avenue and also highway 4 at 680. most of the folks are avoiding that crash at that connector because 242 is the cut through. getting out a wi

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decided to let the clock burn out instead of handing it out to lebron. the cavs didn't get a shot in time. ultimately the warriors win. it was quite the game to watch. >> as you can imagine dubs fans were excited about how it all ended. we have reaction. >> fireworks celebrate the win in game one but warriors fan holly mason didn't get to see the end. she left early. we have lost every time i am in the building. >> i am taking one for the team. >> as she left the warriors pushed the game into overtime. >> okay. it's money time and that's what we delivered. skbr sk >> it was a mad house and as a sea streamed out of the arena it was only two of a handful of cavs fans here. >> i am happy in game one we send it to overtime baby. >> he was swarmed after he got the sentence out. >> it is onto game two. >> you're going to cleveland? >> yes. >> all right. saying good-bye, the final day to enjoy before one of the last restaurant stores close for good. >>> it is probably no surprise to parents that teenagers spending more time online. we'll look at what's entertai

station it's going to out warm and be really hot today. check that out. as you're heading on the b.a.r.t., it is going to be a very warm for some of those inland areas. youay not want to head back to walnut creek after the parade is over with. hang out in oakland where the high will be 79 degrees. we'll have mid 90s for those interior valleys and i'll about the cooler weather ahead coming up in a few minutes. mike starts out with a check on the bay bridge. >> we're seeing a lighter volume. it looks like oh, my gosh. i saw it build more slowly and we have a little bit of spacing in the lanes until a minute and a half ago. that indicates a little lighter traffic flow as to speed sensors, just slowing behind my he for highway 4 through pittsburg. b.a.r.t. as we talked about and ac transit, options for that parade, we'll continue to track that and give you more details along with rest of our team. a little blip for san jose and nothing major. the volume very manageable for 880 by the truck scales back to you. >> our top story this morning, the historic meetin

seeing this now play out real time america's falling out of a twenty story window it is a collapse get the soviet union america collapse roughly at the same time for roughly the same reasons and now america is having its boris yeltsin moment with donald trump so that he talks about the racist outcomes of the education system and part of it is caused by the prison system takes up so much of the state budget so there's less available for california schools and these schools if you look at per capita spending on students it's actually the fourth lowest in the america also they have you know the pro immigration policies which but don't have the funds to adapt to the all the languages spoken in the schools so all the classes are held back because a lot of the students don't speak english which is fine i think if they just teach them all to be bilingual instead but they're all having to catch up on english but he says that progressive leaders who daily denounce republicans as racist have blithely presided over a significant decline in the academic performance of black and latino eighth grade

four people coming out.day, we've got so many people out here. >> this is a classic venue. this is the only course on u.s. open roster that had three -- melissa: roda. >> roster. the brits call it the open rota. the schedule they have nine courses they use for the open championship. fairly similar here. we're back to this classicç ro. we're playing the greats. this is one of the original five. there is a lot of history here. obviously on long island. in the hamptons. very attractive. non-golfers as well as golfing purists want it come here. so there is a lot of reasons to come here as well. you can do business, but really can have a great time. melissa: it is beautiful. tiger pulled up his giant yacht. everyone is here. it is fantastic. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >>> take on the president. t@the new york attorney general suing president trump and his children over his foundation. you better believe he is responding. big surprise there. one year after the terrifying shooting at the congressional b

we'll have some great weather out there as you head out and around the bay area. here is a live look outside in san jose. as we go to santa teresa, upper 70s for the afternoon. a nice breeze and sunshine and doesn't get any better than that but we'll have a warm-up in the forecast if you like that we'll talk about it coming up next. >>> steves used her debit card out of state but the bank said the charges will stand. and so one thing you could do to protect your pin. i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. clovis teacher wh was being used out of >>> nbc bay area responds to a teacher whose debit card was being used out of state while she was in the classroom. >> they turned to the consumer team when the bank won't reimburse her for the theft. chris chmura has our response and a lesson for everyone. >> when christine frazier saw bank transactions totaling $2,300 in arizona, she knew she had been ripped off. she was teaching here in california while thieves were going on a shopping spree with her card. and she immediately reported the activity to chase and at

they also need andre gedala, he's out with soreness, he's out for game numbertwo. he defends lebron james long, he can move hi feet, hesmart. the warriors without andre gedala will struggle to slow down lebron james. >> joe, is there a perfect team forn leb james? what would that look like? >> he's always wanted to be on teams werete sh are placed around him. to a large degree he's had that in cleveland. what no one envisioned was kevin durant joining a warriors team already built to win titles. theseer two teams supposed to duke it out. no one saw durant coming, that sort of changed the dynamic. what lebron has this year around him is not ideal, just because he doesn't ha that other playmaker. and you could even argue there are fewer shoo rs on the team this year. but lebron has been so good, and the other guys have done just enough get them back to this point. >> so what's at stak snow? there ae individual legacies at stake, for king james, for curry, for durant? >> i think lebron's legacy is pretty well set in stone. he's got three titles. he won one in clevelan

i was out there. i mean, earnest -- >> yeah, i saw it might have been earnest bear hug someone and get them out of the way. >> i was out in the street telling them that our guards needed to fallback for safety reason. >> it's partly about the incident, but how can we prevent these from happening without saying you can't have entertainment after midnight? how can we do thing right -- i think you're right, there's a bigger problem along the street, and whether it's the cbd, whoever, the clubs banning together and saying we want to figure out a better system or whatever to defuse all the street crowds, that's in a different question, that's in a different solution. but when it comes back to you, how can we redo that? i'm just curious what your thought is because otherwise, we're just stuck in this point where you're saying we're doing everything we can, the neighbors and police are saying no, you're not. our tools are limited in terms of what we can do, either start or stop you. i'm going to let him resp

my family out.them. that's not what she did. look at the restaurant owner. she was confirming she was asked to leave a restaurant. that is completely appropriate by sarah huckabee sanders. second thing, for the president, i will go back to the point i was going to make a second ago. the hypocrisy from the left is this president has created this environment so you deserve what you get now. again, if that is your argument, don't go out and support a restaurant that is going to the level that you claim donald trump is going to all the time and then center members of congress who are saying we're going to come can after every person that works with donald trump. we're not going to let you pump gas, as she put it, basically terrorized and harassed. >> hang on a second. i'm going to go back to christine for the last word here. i want to note that sayre va sanders' tpwaoet wweet was poli. the two people who were polite was sarah and the owner. >> if you listen to what ben just said, he didn't deny the admi

a preapplication is where it is out. by the time 311 happens, it's frankly, too late and not a lot of good changes are ever made on behalf of neighbors who are inquiring. frankly, it is the enemy of good architecture. what happens is architects come up with great plans and neighbors opposes them andit gets a planning commission and maybe they are taking into consideration the neighbors input, but what they do is dumbed down the project. the practice of architecture is gone. the thing with these pop outs at the rear, you have to consider our housing stock is aging beyond its intended time limit. that the single family homes in the city, most of them were not built to last 150 years and we are asking them to last 150 years. when a family that has lived in a house for a long time needs to upgrade, section 317 is way to retreat difficult and complicated for them to make major changes. they want to do a pop out. they have to go to 311 and there architect assuage them. next thing you know, they are selling the house, and who c

anyway, korea comes through and helps out mexico by knocking out germany.say they wanted to beat -- they wanted to be atavaya to watch e world cu >> typically whthe world cup comes out, a whole new class of the u.s., no one comes to the mls games. there has been one game where there have been no goals scored in the world cup. >> the world cup brings out excitement and a class of a different type of soccer that you don't really see yw else. >> reporter: i can tell you what, just the excitement and watching people, the ebbs and flows in highs and lows of watching mexico lose but career when which helps mexico md knoc champs. it was a nice turn of events. a lot of people are now living happy. we will join you again in another 15 to 30 minutes. we have a game coming up. brazil and serbia is coming up here at avaya. they are going to keep the north end of the stadium open as the other games play out. mexico moves on to the knockout round. >> you are looking p my man. keepit up. >> the sulasses are a good look, i think. >> we almost saw it disappear very quickly.

and then we would flee out of the fallout shelters and out into our national parks. but the idea was that the national parks were not going to be targeted by nuclear war. and so your friendly neighborhood park rangers would have spent those two weeks while everyone was hiding out in the shelters eating the biscuits setting up refugee camps across the country in places like yosemite and the blue ridge mountains and you would flee out there. and when you arrived, you would receive this, which is 4810 from the post office. th safety notification card. and the post office was the agency that was in charge of registering the dead and figuring out who was still alive in the united states. the post office of having the best records of sort of who lives where. you would address it to someone you wanted to tell you survived nuclear war. and on the back of the safety notification card, you would fill out your name and the names of any family members or friends who survived with you. they would collect them and tally the dead. what's great about it is it was suspended after war

occasionally whenever the printer runs out of filament, they pull this out and pop in a new canistert like a print cartridge. >> back on earth they've tested out how much their 3d printers can do. >> reporter: can we talk about this long piece on the ceiling? >> sure. this is the world's longest 3d printed nonassembled piece. >> reporter: it's also the same size as what's going up on the iss. >> that's right. >> reporter: did you plan that? >> it just worked out that way. >> they've already 3d printed 100 parts in space. >> one thing that is a surprising use on the space station is researchers with their experiments will sometimes just run out of sample capers and have to cut their experiments short. >> their next big project with nasa, designing and using robots in space. engineers say working with astronauts on the iss is an incredible out of this world experience. >> when they installed our printer or other things and i've lugged that thing around. it's like 100 pounds and they're just like lifting it with one finger and he's just like moving it around and leaves it floating on th

neighbors said they banded together and reached out to get the word out. >> five minutes of knowing thatrybody was calling each other to check on each other. >> we know these things are coming. we try to prepare the best we can so we can get a handle on our response so we can stop the forward motion of the fire. >> two people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the extent of their injuries are still unknown this morning. >>> you can track the rising temperatures whenever you want wherever you are. download the nbc bay area app for weekend plans right there in your own neighborhood. >>> san francisco's pride celebration is under way. the dike march took over the neighborhood. organizers encouraged women to show up and not just celebrate but also to get politically involved. they wanted to bring attention to affordable health care, equal pay, stopping sexual harrassment and, of course, protecting the rights of the lgbtq community. >> i think there is power in numbers, and i think that we learned through the last election that it's really important for us to go out and make sur

this was my evidence just to reach out to him, so he did not reach out to me. i sent him an e-mail with all of my evidence. so i'll start with just how my vehicle got towed. i was towed from a burger king parking lot. i was there working on my laptop. i saw them when they were near my vehicle. unfortunately motorola had a ddos attack during the time that i was in there, so by the time that i got out, it was already hooked up. so where i ran into trouble is the fact that i called them multiple times for several hours and there was no communication back whatsoever. i ended up having to call the sfpd line so that i could get the address because at that time, there was no address on google maps or their website. actually, they didn't even have a website. so i go there the next day, early in the morning, and what ended up happening is i tried to get the property agreement because upon arrival, you are allowed to get the property agreement as well as a written authorization of the tow. they were unable to provide me with either of those things. i had to actually call

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i said, all right, let's find out. so i got my feet under me like this, you know, you spread your hands out, put your feet under you. got up, found i wasn't paralyzed and by that time the company commander had come up. he and i went over together and took our helmets up, scooped up what was left of the monsoon rains and put out the fire before it could reach the other wounded men. that was the end of the day's activities at that time. and i wound up in the hospital in a beautiful, beautiful place where the mountains go right down to the sea. i spent a month there recovering. luckily the shrapnel had missed everything vital, but it came very close. that was the first time. >> you say the other man's me was jesse -- >> jesse, j-e-s-s-e, miles. >> what happened to him? >> i mentioned to you before we started the interview, we tried to find people and we can't find jesse. we can't find a lot of folks. as short as our life spans are, anybody we can't find we presume has died. >> was he taken out of hospital at that point? >

it took a lot to bring them out of me, talking with other veterans, i was able to get it out. what drove me to force the issue is because of the combat situation now, where afghan and direct veterans are getting treated much better than we were treated. as i was listening to what they were saying, i said to myself, heck, i went to vietnam and i am suffering from the same stuff that they are suffering from. that is when i applied. there were two events that stick in my mind. it took me some time to bring it out and talk to my psychiatrist about it, but i tell you. we had a man, when i was assigned to the first aviation brigade, small helicopter company. we had pathfinders assigned to the organization. those pathfinders provided outside perimeter security and occasionally they would catch vietnamese, never vietcong, but vietnamese and they would either shoot them, cut their throats, or kill them. this battalion commander would take those bodies and have those pathfinders string them up by the gate. as the vietnamese entered the compound, they would see those bodies and i guess t

humongous mcmansions mraus pop out. as such, the neighbors do deserve to get a notice. what is so terrible about notifying the neighbors about a pop-out that will be a huge project. we only have the right to hear about this. and also another thing i wanted to point out is the planning commission did vote for these changes, plus the modification. however, they did not decide on the format of the notification. yes, maybe a postcard but we don't know what will go on that postcard on how big or small that postcard will be. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm benjamin marks. i wanted to come out, first of all, to voice my voice in support of the additional notifications for tenants. i think that it is really good that these notifications are moving primarily online. it's environmentally-friendly and makes it more accessible in addition to being multilingual. i wanted to speak in favor of the affordable housing streamlining. san francisco is in a g housing crisis and we desperately need more house, es

-- by putting out r.f.p.'s with clear specifications how it should be designed and in our planning code we have the affordable housing design guidelines as well. >> great. >> there's a motion and a second. >> president hillis: okay, there's a motion and a second. to adopt this resolution recommending approval with amendments striking items 5-6 on page 7 related to the pop out and pre-application including a straight 30-day notification requirement, details not to be effective until commission policy is set. a look back after implementation of one year and the affordable housing component comply with the current san francisco building code include prevailing wage and that the performance standards for affordable housing be included. jonas i didn't hear you read the required notification for the pop-outs. that's on my list. >> we struck 5 and 6. >> we are striking 5 and 6 so that's a current requirement. >> the commission needs to affirmatively make a recommendation with the way it's drafted. 5 and 6 were ancill

. >> pier suppression in agreement buildings those are things designed to put out the fire so we haveisht and we have to make sure they're the proper size and an annual certification tag that has a punch in it there are sprinkler systems this they have to be maintained and the proper sprinkle head ceiling clearance that are required in garbage rooms and shoots and storage rooms or areas and some corridors dead-ends over 20 feet the law of the land shoot the new codes are not typically retroactive but have legislation that passed last year for existing buildings and that is that owners will not provide information to the renters on the importance of something about alarms so that the people that live in the buildings 90 know how important to keep the smoker alarms in working order or report it it is not in order we've seen the results of this many, many owners having building meetings to educate they're residents holding fire drills we've seen a lot of heightened awareness in the last couple of years i believe that people are becoming for conscience the fire alarms system in older buil

able to get out okay. they areetng help and i can tell you just from talking to her a few minutesago, she says she's really in a state of shock and state of denial at this point. ye can't believe t basically lost everything. she was just in there trying to pick through things, trying tut pick some baby items hoping she could salvage something. back to you. >> thank you, darcyic >>> p in our area are looking into two deadly shootings. one of them this morning in prince george's county. we're told a man g shot along carter's lane in riverdale. ficers found a victi in the road. so far they have not released the vict.'s na >>> we're also working now to learn more about a deadly shooting itr the dt where a man was shot and killed overnight. bullets appearing to hit a nearby home along skyland place not far from wagner street in southeast. police did not identify the victim in this case. o far no word on suspects or a motive >>> new at 6:00, we're learning about a security breach outside the cia. the news i-team

but starting out at 64 degrees. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes and mike, you're updating that crash in hayward. >> this is over by the san bridge. we see mostly green speed indicators all around the bay. the southbound 880 at 92 as you approach the interchange, we see slowing at 92 where i hear the two left lanes are still blocked and originally reported with one car involved i'm hearing there are other vehicles on the shoulder, even a motorcycle there. i don't think the motorcycle was involved in the crash. maybe folks pulled over to help. we'll track that distraction. the bay bridge will show a build. we see cash lanes already a bit slow and liv look further north. no problems westbound 580 is clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike, coming up here on "today in the bay," the excitement over the world cup is boiling over. the big matches you want to watch out for today. >> plus tick tok, racing the clock, tesla in a real jam this morning. >> and coming up later, "incredibles 2" soared at the box off

>> yeah. >>. >>> so this woman went walking out with her dog. >> tiny kave come out of the grass. >> they came from that grassy area. of course her dog was pretty chill. she decided go play with them. >> they probably need some milk. >> they need milk. the there are ten of them. when she did she realized she didn't need to pick up the car. >> i have a clan of kittens following me home. >> where are you going? >> yes. >> literally the litter followed her. >> how fun. go home and then have a house full of kittens. >> like a crazy cat lady. >> this cats, all ten of them started following her. she said the smallest one she was having a struggle. she picked that one up. the rest of them followed her home. she got home for all of them except the smallest one. the smallest one she decided to keep and playing with the tennis ball that's why they rule the internet because of shenaniganz like this. >> she seems like a nice lady. apparently they have that cat sense. >> yes. >> there is personal water crafting and then there's personal water crafting. >> oh. >> yeah. they have serious waves so t

so here's what we need to do, box it up and get it out. >> all right, box it up, get it out. >> yup.> no, we haven't made a final decision on that. have you done your demographics on people who want to come in and get slushies andars and key lime soda? >> i'm gonna get you whatever you need for amnesia. remember what i said, if we don't make it, we're not selling it. we all agreed on that. >> tami, you don't think people should have opportunity to buy these things? >> not here. it's all this same [bleep] that they have everywhere. >> i don't, uh--i don't agree with that. >> if we don't make it, we don't sell it. period, end of discussion. i meanwe need this to get done, like, today. >> where are we gonna put it? >> we're gonna liquidate it, but we need to start-- >> but why don't we leave it on the shelves and mark down the pricing? as people come in, we get rid of it that way. >> well, 'cause i don't want to wait till next christmas. >> sort that. >> well, marcus, what are we gonna do with this stuff now? >> sell it. why don't we put up a couple signs? and let's start working on tha

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they're going to pull them out.hey're each going to try it and people on the youtube channel will vote for who wins. >> extras you can buy for your kasht character in the game. >> reminds me of, for the older ones in the crowd, you got a cell phone and used to pay a buck or two extra just for a ring tone. >> yeah. >> i knew it. anyway, first one they pull out is the hardest of them all. the breaking one. >> oh, no. >> oh, gosh, this is going to be tragic. >> so that's what they're going to have to do. they get price close because these guys are actually pretty good at dancing. they each take turns grant eed spinning on one hand for poofiv seconds is not something many people can do. the next one they pick is what many people consider to be the easiest. >> oh, goodness, this dance will not go away. >> try it. >> i can't. i have tried u i gos possle you to do it. >> come on, dad. come over here. >> hey. woo-hoo! >> see, this is the thing now that's happening in playgrounds across america. the kids are all koidoing all

steven miller in washington couldn't eat out. kirstjen nielsen couldn't eat out.ah huckabee sanders talk about that in a minute and palm bondy down in florida she simply tried to go to the mr. roger's movie. ainsley: she is not welcome in the neighborhood. pete: why does this stuff like this happen? that's the question. what is leading to the con fronted not just based on professional capacity personal capacity with their family out to lead. ainsley: maybe because you have leaders in this country now pushing for it maxine waters congresswoman out in l.a. having a press conference, a rally. there she is with the microphone and pushing for the public to last the administration or people who work in the administration. listen. >> if you think we are seeing this. no peace no sleep. we are going to win this battle. god is on our side. [cheers] on the side of the children, on the side of what's right. if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store at a gasoline station you get out and create a crowd and push back on them and you tell them th

he must have been out at lunch, out on assignment. he wam baucame back to theding d couldn't get in and realized something bad had happened to the people he worked with help jackie bensen, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. so much pain for so many people spread so side by one senseless act. > it just makes you wonder how vulnerable everyone is out ther in an office building like this. >> it's frightenin >> we're going to go next to fcott macfarlane who has been covering this allrnoon from our live desk. scott, you've got some more information for us tshare now. >> here we are four hours after the initial gunshots and we don't know the name of the person suspected. we know police are interrogating, but there is no prosecute congre progress and the next brief suggest two hours away. fbi is on the scene helping out in an assist role. the state police in maryland have 50 plus troopers on the scene assisting county police as well, but helping run aviation. we had tohooveer 4 out of the area because police aircraft needed to get into t range. m

as we step out heading out in san jose to diridon station, here's a look at the san jose tempt trend throughout the morning. it's going to be in the mid-50s, all clear skies and nice little warm-up today. it's going to be very pleasant. it will be slightly warmer as we go to walnut creek. looking atnd there, starts out about the same with 61 degrees tem tu72 degrees, great day to take a lunch outside but it will continue to warm up from there heading in the low 80s with inland areas in the mid to upper 80s today, still some 60s for the coast and parts of the inner bay and most of us looking at 80s today. getting dressed it will be another day to grab a hat. that will give you a little bit of shade or sunglasses, whatever you need to protect yourself in all of this bright sunshine. also, if you're sneezing, you've had allergies, you're most likely allergic to grass pollen. that's still high. everything else is fairly low. as we get a look at our forecast, more people heading outside, you'll want to enjoy the sunshine. temperatures staying fairly mild but it will be heating up this wee

can we go out on a date now?leep] you. ♪ lemonis: before i make any investment decisions, i want to go to waycross, georgia, and see this manufacturing facility. [ cellphone rings ] well, i talked to the reporter again, and she's like, "oh, yeah, i've been talking to them for two days." amber: maybe we should record this. you'll see this is what the -- our life's really like. he just gets on calls when we're supposed to be shooting. you ready to do our show? lemonis: you ready to... amber: [ laughs ] what's your comeback? come on. lemonis: let's keep going. so, is this an entire manufacturing process? steve: this it here. we build everything from scratch, you know, from the frame up. if you want to take a look at -- lemonis: yeah, i would. steve: this trailer, that's a mobile daiquiri trailer. ♪ he has his daiquiri machines, and he'll serve out of this side. lemonis: you know what that scene reminds me of? when i was a kid and i worked at my family's dealership, i remember my dad really being focused on the impor

>> we're out. >> you're out of school? >> yes. >> my kids have another week. who are you here to see? >> i'm here to see andre. >> andre. and you have pole position. so who are you here to see? >> i don't really know. >> you don't know. well we'll tell you who is coming and that way -- you wait for those -- some of your favorite players. so again sometimes it is about five or eight beats, depending on the section that you are in. we are on 12th and broadway. the parade will go eastbound from us for another nine blocks or so and then head over on to lake merritt. they are waiting for the start of the parade. and it is the cal marching band and then after that we wait and see and hang out with the fans as they are cheering on their hometown heroes, the back to back champion golden state warriors. >> thank you. that might be the cutest little girl. she knows but she's just being coy. >> she'll know later. when everybody tells her she was on tv. >> and let's bring in pete suratos joining us along the parade route. we saw damian with fans and pete also with us as h

check it out. if you can't tell by the way the fans were just breaking it down at the dance party outside, they were not only elated at the win, but now have the confidence that the dubs are going to sweep the series. unlike the nail-biter of an overtime game won on thursday where guests stayed until the very last minute, the warriors were ahead the entire game tonight. thrilled dubs fans knew after being ahead over 20 points at one time, they had this win in the bag. >> great game. love it. we played our hearts out and we won. >> it was amazing. we knew we were going to win. they started out so strong. they did such a great job rebounding, defensive amazing. >> i had my dad from out of town. best game i could have brought him to. unbelievable. i'm coming next game. >> what a special experience for him. now, the party extra loud tonight as you can take a look at the huge crowd. hey, speaking of game three, if you can't make it out to cleveland, the warriors are hosting a watch party right here at o

i help him out. >> in our last video, whiskey's dog is a scaredy cat. >> wouldn't you, if you had those big ugly clogs coming at you? >> i'm thinking maybe it's a hair clip and he didn't want to get clipped? >> he's just not all about that. >>. >>> a prankster's got his eye on mom's beautiful couch. >> that's the couch that you weren't allowed on, everybody. the ink stain masterpiece that is about to er yant d it. >>> he is not exactly the most thoughtful person out there. he's definitely not the most thoughtful son, because a thoughtful son would look at this white couch that has been with his mother since before she was born and cherished it as much as she cherishes this couch. >> that's the couch you weren't allowed on ever. >> but he said it would be hill harrious to throw ink on the couch while calling her over. >> ma. >> what? >> look at all these stains on your white couch. there is literally stains everywhere. >> obviously, she's upset. what the heck? she starts hitting. she grabs him, tries