case against julian, the san jose washington's main witness appears to admit in an interview with london media that he gave false testimony on 10 debts are confirmed in miami for the alarm of an apartment block on thursday were then a 100 people are also missing. emerge the engineers raise the alarm over the safety of the complex 3 years ago. i just after, til at night, in doris alarm into us here in moscow this monday, the 28th of june. welcome to the news r and r t. i mean, and earlier, the kremlin has blasted reports alleging abuses by russian military instructors in central african republic. it's centers on a report by the un security council obtained by the new york times to 1000000 thinking rush and military advisors could not and did not participate in the killing. so robberies. this is another lie while a pretty strong denial to some pretty serious allegations. the charges have all that russian mastery is deployed in the central african republic killed civilians. they looted homes that even shot at wash. suppose in a mosque we're hearing this by the new york times from you and in

case against julian, the san jose washington's main witness appears to admit in an interview with the media that he gave false testimony on 10 deaths are confirmed in miami for the collapse of an apartment block on thursday were then a 100 people are also missing. it's emerge that engineers raise the alarm over the safety of the complex 3 years ago. the.

case against julian san jose washington is made witness appears to admit in an interview with icelandic media that he gave false testimony. we've got live reaction on bob story coming up and moment content that sir confirmed in miami . after the collapse of an apartment block on thursday, spores of people remain the same. it's emerged on engineers, raise the alarm, move this ability to come.

case against julian san jose. washington's main witness appears to admit in an interview with icelandic media that he gave false testimony. we've got live reaction on bob story coming up and moment content that sir confirmed in miami after the collapse of an apartment block on thursday. scores of people remain the thing emerged on engineers. raise the alarm, move this ability of the complex ah 247. use live for moscow with this. these are to my name's union o'neill, and you're welcome to the program. treutlen has blasted reports alleging abuses by russian military instructors in central african republic. it centers on the reports by the un security council obtained by the new york times to 1000000 thinking among russian military advisors could not and did not participate in the killing. so, robberies. this is another lie while a pretty strong denial to some pretty serious allegations. the charges have all that russian mercenaries deployed in the central african republic killed civilians . they looted homes that even shot at wash. suppose in a mosque we're hearing this via the new york t

tony perkins, head of the family research council in washington, d.c. spoke in san jose today.the southern poverty law center describes the family research council as an antilbngq hate group. while perkins was inside people rallied and waived signs outside of the church. we reached out to calvery chapel for comment but have not heard back. >>> a church is trying to figure out who torched their pride flag. they had it up to show solidarity but the burst pieces were found this weekend. the church's reverend spoke about it in a sermon. he would like to speak to whoever decided to destroy a symbol of love. >> our world is not at peace. if you wanted to do this, that probably means there is real unhappiness in your heart. >> the church filed a police report. >>> a big pride flag will fly at san francisco city hall. hosting a flag raising ceremony and kick off celebration tomorrow. a few hours earlier they will reopen to the public. >> two days after a bear was in an oakly neighborhood; security cameras caught him. the bear was seen roaming around near the front door of a home and ch

san josÉ. fÁtima navarrete telemundo 48. >>> grupos activistas llegan a washington con e exigencias esto y mÁsden acciÓn del congreso en varios temas un incremento am salario mÍnimo y acceso a cobertura mÉdica accequible. son algunas exigencias que hizo el grupo. pero sobre las que recibieron pocas respuestas. randy serrano nos amplia. >>> este jueves en las calles de la capital del paÍs, exigencias de una coaliciÓn diversa de varios estados. la lista es larga, incluye reclamos desde el cambio climÁtico hasta inmigraciÓn. ellos, por ejemplo, piden un estatus legal permanente para los beneficiarios de daca y tps >>> son personas que han estado aquÍ por muchos aÑos, los jÓvenes y padres de uns jÓvenes que tienen tps. >>> otros llegaron a e exigir una reforma al sistema de salud. y un aumento al salario mÍnimo. >>> creemos que el salario mÍnimo a 15 dÓlares darÍa dignidad a los trabajador pÉrez sobrevivir, no con uno o dos trabajos como es ahora. >>> la agenda legislativa sigue dominada por las negociaciones de infraestructura y otros temas como la reforma policial y las protecciones a los electo

washington. >> i'm laura garcia. first contra costa in san jose expected to take action today to keep people in their homes as the state reopens. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live this morning. i know the state could soon be taking similar action as well. >> right, marcus and lara. contra costa county where we're at, that board of supervisors will be voting on whether or not to extend its moratorium on evictions for people who rent. currently that is set to expire june 30th. the supervisors could push that date back to september 30th giving renters an additional three months to catch up on their rent. the city of san jose considering a similar extension, and the state of california also looking at extending its moratorium until september 30th. california lawmakers are likely to go along with that extension. governor newsom has proposed using federal coronavirus aid to pay off the unpaid rent that people owe. it would take time to distribute that money. some tenant advocacy groups want the nation's most populated state to extend eviction p

washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. happening now, san jose police chief is expected to speak at this podium at any moment now about that deadly police shooting. we've got a live look at the news conference podium there this morning. it is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. we'll be watching it for updates and streaming it live on our website and app. the shooting has already led to demonstrations. last night about 50 protesters should down the northbound lanes of highway 87. they were chanting the name demetrius stanley. the family identifies stanley as the man killed by two san jose police officers earlier this week. police released surveillance photos from the moments just before the shooting. they say it shows stanley was armed. the shooting happened monday night around 9:45 near 680 in bear yesa. the two officers in plain clothes were in the neighborhood collecting information about an armed robbery. one of demetrius stanley's friends questioned why police were there that late hat night. >> that was a man defending his home by some people that were

washington. >> i'm laura garcia. first contra costa in san josee action today to keep people in their homes as the state reopens. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live this morning. i know the state could soon be taking similar action as well. >> right, marcus and lara. contra costa county where we're at, that board of supervisors will be voting on whether or not to extend its moratorium on evictions for people who rent. currently that is set to expire june 30th. the supervisors could push that date back to september 30th giving renters an additional three mon

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >>> breaking news, north san jose, an early morning fire, building that has some historic significance. this is near the intersection of gold and moffat street. we did checking and the building is on the national historic register and at one point was used by wells fargo for stagecoach repairs. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is at the scene gathering more information for us and going to have a live report coming up in our next half hour. >>> we have a live look this morning at surfside, florida where the desperate search and rescue operation continues this morning. in the last hour authorities gave out new information about the number of people still missing after the partial collapse of a condominium. within the last hour we've learned that crews don't know the whereabouts of about 159 people. the number of those accounted for has also gone up to 123. the number of confirmed deaths is at 4 after three additional bodies were pulled from the rubble. the mayor of miami

i'm marcus washington. san joseht could not reach an agreement. some of the vendors have launched a hunger strike. developers are eyeing the 30-acre space for building offices, apartments and retail shops, but that would force the flea market to move to a smaller site. happening now, the vote is just under way. chris sanchez is there and will have a live report during our forecast. you can check on our twitter feed to see if the vote is called. >>> on our home page, you can link to vaccination details. we'll have another local weather update in an hour. >> new drought damage expected tomorrow. what the numbers day about how dire the situation is where you live. join us tomorrow morning 4:30 to 7:00. >>> live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is the third hour of "today." >> good morning and welcome to the third hour of "today." it is wednesday, june 23rd. i'm dylan here with sheinelle and al and craig is off this morning. we all hung out like adults last night. we had a nice surprise party last night. threw

washington. a 3.6 earthquake rattled the south bay. it was centered in san jose's alum rock northeast of downtown. so far no reports of any damage or injury calls. some slept through it. for others it was a wake-up call to start the day. live team coverage of shaking. let's start with kris sanchez who was live in san jose, who felt it and some of the folks she talked to did as well. >> sitting in my car, that gentle rocking, you always have to wonder, is that it or is that the precursor to something bigger? that's how folks felt at greenlee's bakery in san jose. >> it felt like everything moved. it was a little bit scary, yeah. >> reporter: she was a little rattled but backed into a safe position away from anything that could fall. when it was all over, all the glass cases there at greenlee's were in tact, the goodies right where they were supposed to be. over the course of the morning we asked a lot of people passing by if they felt the quake. most people slept through t 3.6 was enough to wake a few people up before their alarm. >> it woke me up. it was just a sha

ceno odio y a wroor mucho lÍquidos, vemos san josÉ bello, muy al nor t el sistema frontal que sigue trayendo presencia de lluvias ligeras, solo para oregon, washingtonmedad no llega, a nosotros pero sÍ el impulso del aire fresco que llega a la regiÓn, esta es la imagen de satÉlite que indica esto, no hay advertencia hasta ahora estable solo hacia nevada, por el calor, y estos vientos, vientos para nosotros, cercano a 20 m/ph, continÚan hasta la siguiente semana, pero vienen de pacÍfico es una gran noticia, a ver las temperaturas, fairfield, hacia las costas san francisco 72 y este vistazo de san josÉ despejado asÍ estarÁ fin de semana, vamos a hablar de esto y pronÓstico no se lo vaya a perder al regreso guillermo, la compaÑÍa general motors llama a revisiÓn a vehÍculos prende efecto en luz de la bolsa de aire, un error de software hace que esta luz se en quien de y no notifique al conductor de un problema real. ( informaciÓn en pantalla). los consecionarios harÁn revisiÓn gratuita. >>> a hay reporte que dice que en california no se construyen suficiente estaciones de cargas para autos elÉctricos, el estado necesitarÁ 255 mil de estos, para el 2025,

san jose concerns about his mental health. but at the same time, maintain that washington does have a solid case against him. matter increase, insisting he should be handed over through releasing thousands of classified files . and it has been almost a decade since the song was 1st arrested in london. he'd like to skip by open for spending a total of 7 years, hold up at the drawing embassy in the british capital and has been in bel marsh prison since 2019. if sent to the u. s. he could face up to 175 years in prison, or the waters founding member of the rock band, pink floyd, and also a long time supporter of his sons told us that his persecution is meant to send a warning to us. he is being held up as an example to people who might young people who might decide to make a career in journalism and who might decide that the public has a right to know all he did was report the news. that's it. and if that's a crime, then you should lock up there the tauriel boards of the new york times and everybody else. but particular, i bet, particularly the publish who publish the same stories that wiki leaks published, particularly the, you know, th

san jose concerns about his mental health. while at the same time, maintaining the washington has a solid case against him, america insisting he should be handed over the safe and releasing thousands of classified files. it's been almost a decade since the sanchez 1st arrested in london. he liked his skipped bail before spending a total of 7 years. hold up inside the ecuadorian embassy in the british capital. now he's been in belmont prison since 2019 sent to the us. he could face up to a 175 years in prison. roger waters, founding member of the rock and pink floyd out a long time the sun supported told us his proceed persecution. robert sends a warning message to other he is being held up as an example to people who might young people who might decide to make a career in journalism. and who might decide that the public has a right to know all he did was report the news that said and if that's a crime, and you should lock up there, the tauriel boards of the new york times and everybody else particular but particularly the publish who published the same stories that wiki leaks published, particularly the, you know, the rock rug

caught earlier rejected a us extradition request for june san jose with concerns about his mental health. but the same time did maintain that washington has a storage case against him. america, reese insisting that he should be hand to overthrow releasing thousands of classified files. it has been almost a decade since his orange was 1st arrested in london. he late escaped bail before spending a total of 7 years. hold up at the drawing embassy in the british capital and has been in bel marsh prison since 2019. if sent to the u. s. he could face up to a 175 years from prison. i wrote your waters a founding member of the rock ban, pink floyd, and also a long time supporter of the songs told us that his persecution is meant to send a warning to others. he is being held up as an example to people who might young people who might decide to make a career in journalism and who might decide that the public has a right to know all he did was report the news. that's it. and if that's a crime, and you should lock up, they had a tauriel boards of the new york times and everybody else particular but particularly the publish who published the same

refugiarse en centros de enfriamiento y nueva york, boston y washington se preparan para ver subir el mercurio por encima de los 90°, calendario de san josémos entrando al terreno desconocido nunca antes había pasado esto, mire, esto es oregón, miren que belleza de árboles y lo que vemos atrás es (en inglés) lazona de volcanes que veo que generalmente las temperaturas en oregón en junio son temperaturas de 70.75° pero hablar de lo que mencionabas temperaturas de más de 100° es una situación crítica para eso esto se debe a un sistema de alta presión que se ha posesionado no sólo en washington, oregón y también en canadá en lo que es la costa noroeste de nuestro país, por supuesto la circulación del sistema trae también para california las condiciones de temperaturas cálidas y de esa advertencia de calor, pero mire lo que pasó el día sábado se estableció el recargo en portland, 108° y 102 el día domingo y hoy 115 en portland la situación es crítica para allá de hecho vemos las advertencias a lo largo de toda la costa oeste de los estados unidos, pero solamente en nuestra región se mantiene sin advertencias por la presencia precisamente de l

records likely to be set for portland, seattle, spokane, washington, they will be experiencing the brunt of this heat don't. for us, a live look in san jose, plenty of sunshine and the santa clara valley. that is not the case downtown san francisco, a live look outside from the top of the mark hopkins hotel. it is in there somewhere. temperature only stands at 50 degrees downtown, 62 degrees in oakland so things are cooling off the east side of the bay. upper 60s, stillman mid to upper 70s for the more and concord to warmer spots out there with even more sunshine. the fog will spread out, not only around the bay but spreading into some of the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning, that fog and low cloud cover will back up, it will dissipate entirely inland by nine, 10 :00 in the morning around the bay it will lift but it won't be gone yet by mid-to-late morning pick which it back up toward the coast as we head toward noon with plenty of sunshine the rest of the day. temperatures dropping down to the 50s and we are already there downtown. for the rest of us, we drop down to the 50s as well by early saturday and then how much we warm up

washington. >> i'm laura garcia. contra costa county in san jose expected to take action to keep people in their homes. >> bob, i know the state could make similar actions as well. >> correct, marcus and laura. here in contra costa where we're at later this morning the board of supervisors will vote on whether or not to extends the moratorium on evictions for renters, for people who have been behind the rent because of the pandemic. that moratorium is set to expire on june 30th. supervisors could push that back to september 30th giving renters an additional three months to catch up on their rent. the city of san jose considering a similar extension today and the state of california also looking at extending its moratorium until september 30th. the press democrat reports california lawmakers are likely to go along with that extension. governor newsom proposed using federal coronavirus aid money to pay off all the unpaid rent that people owe but it would take time to distribute that money. some advocacy groups wants the nation's most populated states

washington and oregon. as we roll through tomorrow morning, the fog at the coastline, patchy clouds in the east bay, and san jose gilroy, and sunshine as we move through the day tomorrow, and it's going to make it perfect outside. the temperatures will start off cool here with 48 in the trivalley, and 50 in the south bay. also looking at low 50s over the east bay and san francisco, and the florth bay at 47. as we move through the day tomorrow, with that sunshine, look how enjoyable. 69 in livemoor. near the bay, 60s in oakland, palo alto, and if you have a desire to go to the coaches. it will be cold. 57 degrees. have a jacket. the forecast in san francisco, we hold with 60s, and up to 67. i see warming across the inland valleys by saturday to 83. sunday, 84. but thankfully no one 100s on this. so next couple daps, just picture picture bay area weather. >> it is. the kids start to get out of school too. it will be nice. >>> up knicks, a wild site in an urban neighborhood. the town buzzing tonight about an unexpected sighting. we are seeing a lot of bears. why the location is particularly interesting. stay with u

i'm marcus washington. >> and i am cierra johnson. >>> let's first start with a live look across the state from l.a. to san jose a new day here in the state of california as the state reopens our coverage is ahead. first the bay area bracing for a big warmup. right to meteorologist kari hall, good morning, kari. >> good morning. that starts to hit us tomorrow. one last mild day to enjoy today before we talk about the triple digits coming into the bay area with heat advisories and excessive heat warnings and the warm weather continues into the week westbound once again those heat alerts coming up starting tomorrow. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. cierra? >> all right, thank you. >>> this morning, california officially back open for business and while you may think all the covid restrictions go out the door, there are some things you'll need to keep in mind. >> to help sort it all out for you, we have live team coverage to break it down. first let's start with scott mcgrew and what specifically is happening today? >> the big headline, every single californian is talking about as we get to d

the group gathered outside the calvary chapel in san jose protesting the speaker inside, tony perkins, head of the family research council in washington dc and has been called out for anti-lgbtq+ believes. some said he was only there to talk about religion. >> it is more than the rhetoric of their also pushing a lot of policies that would be incredibly harmful to the community and specifically youth and i am a teacher with them and i have a big heart for protecting and standing up for youth and i feel strongly that the message going on inside is incredibly harmful. >> the same church made headlines a few months ago for refusing to close down during public health orders and it was find more than $1 million for keeping indoor services and gatherings. >>> the first of its kind celebration. this weekend they held its first ever pride festival. people enjoy the sunshine and danced while waving rainbow flags. the festivalgoers say the pride celebration was a long time coming. the joy on display this weekend was long overdue for some who say they felt like they didn't belong until now. >> i really didn't know of anybody like me around and be

washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we are following breaking news this morning. new video in of a fire in north san jose.t an abandoned building. a plume of smoke coming from it as well. look at the flames. this is going on near the intersection of gold and moffett streets not far from the guadeloupe river near el veeso. kris sanchez just got to the scene and we're going to hear from her in a little bit. >>> vice president kamala harris will head to the u.s./mexico border. this as president biden will sit down with the president of afghanistan to talk about withdrawing the remainder of u.s.

washington reshad hudson. >> back to you. >> following breaking news out of san jose. a deadly police shooting right off the various and 60. you can see crime scene investigators still on the scene. it just wrapped up a news conference coming up, i'll give you the very latest information in just a few minutes from this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >> time now 7.28, and there's a shot at a san francisco international airport in the sunshine. yeah. looking nice and clear. we've got john keeping an eye on the flow us today. what tuesday. all right. i. >> i don't forget to pick my daughter for tomorrow. you know, the other and she'll be coming in. that's a photo that to it. >> perfect weather. she up the heat spike. yeah. and then and she made it back to college in scotland for their one day of summer. >> because yeah, they usually get a day because scott where it's summer. i think president london have been posting its ad. what is that's there this one day

san jose, we have another juneteenth in the park with the african-american community service agency hosting that at the santa clara county fairgrounds. you'll be able to check out our marcus washington there live, and you'll see the temperatures reaching into the upper 80s during the middle of the day so do stay hydrated for the outdoor events that will be going on. not today but tomorrow as well and over the next several days and happening in solano county, the fair was kind of a hybrid schedule, check out the website for all that's going in vallejo and temperatures in the mid-80s and nice for the rest of the weekend. we'll see the highs in the mid-70s there, and so also just traveling up and down the coast and maybe heading to big sur. it's going to be much more comfortable there. we'll see a wide range in temperature and big sur will see upper temperatures today and low to mid-70s for the rest of the weekend and, of course, nice and sunny. let's take a look at our trend over the next several days. it's sizzling hot today but the bars look like stairs. it will be cooling down. father's day and low 80s to start out the week and if you can believe it by tuesday our high temperatures

washington. >>> law enforcement authorities in denver made that announcement just before 9:00 this morning and we broke it nbcbayarea.com. >> nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live in san jose with more news of this aest are. kris? >> hi there. we know that las vegas police are going to hold a press conference at 2:00 this afternoon and perhaps provides more answers and what we know is that 35-year-old mother was taken into custody in denver sand now charged with the death of her own child. las vegas police say samantha marina rodriguez was tracked down by a task force led by fbi agents in denver and is charged with one count of murder which in nevada the case can be prosecuted as a first-degree or second-degree murder, voluntary or involuntary manslaughter. that is the city of denver where she was seen checking into a hotel alone days after her son's body was found in the las vegas desert. the 1-year-old's remains were found on a hiking trail, and after weeks of trying to identify him, the fbi got a tip from a family friend saying that they thought it was liam and that the mother and the son had not been seen in san jose since may 24th. las vegas police say the mother and

down toward mission south from mission north, past washington and that was a slower drive, mission boulevard itself shows n toward the rest of san josed down. haven't seen this develop over the last few minutes but look here, south 880 slows into hayward, typical pattern and we've been seeing the last couple of weeks slowing through union city earlier, right now still holding off at the limit, so keep that in mind and easy drive through contra costa county, getting toward the bay bridge, a little build on the span itself, but let's look at the backup that's forming at the richmond side of the san rafael bridge, just a little slowing, i shouldn't say backup. the build happening for the traffic flow a smooth drive so far. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. 5:52 right now. an east bay mom speaking out saying her pride flag was stolen not once but twice. christine started flying the flag last year after her daughter sadly took her own life. she says it reflected who she was but then it was stolen. the first time she posted it on social media. three flags ended up on our doorstep, one of which was stolen may 31st right before pride month star

washington. i'm basil john. >> thank you for that report. days old. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news the fate of a popular flea market. now in the hands of san jose city council where the vote now stands. when the south bay following hours of deliberation. the san jose city council have decided to postpone their vote on rezoning the land that currently holds the san jose flea market. now the rezoning plans would close a majority of the flea market. we're more than about 400 vendors work going to replace it with tech offices housing and more currently the market sits on about 20 acres of land. but the proposal cuts, the flea market space to just 5 acres something community members and some county leaders are not happy about. >> most of our vendors are in the grandson of the 3rd age, meaning like many of them will not be able to find another position. another job. the community is very upset as well. if the few it's a place where you can find multicultural being that the whole new community in there. >> now the meeting is going to resume this morning. and and however the various a flea market vendors association are now asking for a 90 day delay in

washington wants it. and increasingly, more countries here are speaking with different voices, voices that often run contrary to the interest of the united states. gabriel is aniko, i'll just into san jose goes to rica. u. s. e commerce giant amazon is at the center of a controversial battle involving sacred and ecologically sensitive land in south africa. its building its africa based on the flood plain in cape town. the development project recently got the green light, despite years of opposition from activists. indigenous groups and environmentalists . robin smith reports from cape town, praying for protection. before going to war, with a giant. these men are among thousands of people fighting to safeguard what they say is sacred and environmentally sensitive. land. o, o, one of the world's largest companies is about to cement itself on african soil. amazons, africa headquarters will stand tall in south africa at the confluence of to kate's on rivers. some environmental se building on a flood plain is a disaster waiting to happen and put surrounding areas at further risk of flooding . now critics also argue that the development goes against the cities climate change policies. amazon'

washington wants it. and increasingly, more countries here are speaking with different voices, voices that often run contrary to the interest of the united states. gabriel is aniko. i'll just say to san jose goes to rica, jo biden's administration, suspending oil and gas leases and a nature reserve in the state of alaska. he'd already and post a temporary pause on drilling in the arctic national wildlife refuge on his 1st and office that halted leases approved by for president donald trump. the rhetorical rich region has been at the center of a political fight between developers and activists. for decades. the white house as a ransom where attacked the shut down production in both the u. s. and a straightly probably came from russia. j. b. s is the world's largest beat packer it. so it's operations disrupted on monday investigation. suggestive hackers were from a criminal group. michael bossa kev is a global affairs and a list of the former spokesman for the organization for security and cooperation in europe. all the o. s. c e. he joins us now live via skype from los angeles. good to have with us. michael. what do you make of this latest, which is just the latest in a series of high prof

washington wants it. and in recently, more countries here are speaking with different voices, voices that often run contrary to the interest of the united states. gabriel is dondo. i'll just say to san jose costa rica. more than a week off to africa, the most active volcano erupted nearly 40. people are still missing and hundreds of thousands of fled their homes in the democratic republic of congo. so one of 2 volcanoes, people in government have to worry about malcolm web a company, the un vulcan ologist, to the summit of one of them. the stereo to desco's job to monitor and study africa's to most active volcanoes in the democratic republic of congo. when they're at risk of abrupt thing, he'd safest to go by helicopter. we joined him for a visit. we set off from the city of goma, home to about 2000000 people, and perilously close to mountain near a gun go inside the crater on its summit. as a lake of lava, just over a week ago, lava came rushing out of 2 splits in its sides. one of the streams went into the city of goma. this is what it did. thousands of people lost their homes and everything they own. sabri during the 3 most seen, this happened 3 times over the 85 years. he's been aliv

san jose. family call from the governments dropped the case against him as they embark on a trip across the us with the country. still desperate to extradite and whistle blow to support him. do believe that washington is trying to send a warning to others. he is being held up as an example. keep your mouth shut or this will happen to you and wait till cisco to show a student who is accused. the discipline requirements off is simply saying that women are the ones born with female genital she was eventually played for 2 months inquiry. i think in universe a feature there to restrict it. i think if you do or along with the the majority narrative, then you're you're vilified and there's a target when you're back with me. ah, hello, welcome, good evening. watching out you to national just gone a call came in the russian president says that he's on face by the garage. if a taxi faces me to to statement came in an interview to america's m b. c. channel ahead of talks, joe biden, in geneva next week. sean thomas got more nigh from a senior correspondent. what we have heard so far is julio caesar and she's of the full interview, but i must say they managed to fit a lot into this jesus. let me put and opened

washington is off. we've been covering this story when it first broke earlier on "today in the bay." the family spoke to sharon katsuda who speaks to us live from the neighborhood in san jose where the shooting occurred. what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, around 9:00 the police officers took down the crime scene tape and allowed people to come back into the neighborhood. the family is actually still here right now. at around 9:45 last night police say two officers were conducting an investigation on toft's drive when it turned into a deadly sideways. family members of the suspect shot and killed by police say they were kept outside of the area and finally got close to the scene this morning about 12 hours later. police say the shooting happened on the street near the house where the suspect lived. his family says it was his grandmother's house. >> during that follow-up investigation, the suspect that they were here investigating presented himself. there was a confrontation. there were some shots fired by one of our officers. >> i want to know what happened to my brother. i want to know why it happened. i want to know why they were here in thee of the night ore had to

washington, d.c. in the upper 80s and lower 90s. it is hot and staying that way. stay >>> mild start right now in san jose. 52 degrees, but look at the icons. we've got a lot of sunshine in store. temperatures will top out in the upper 70s, a couple of low 80s through the interior valleys. one of our warmest spots today will be areas like livermore, 53 degrees right now. pretty comfortable. and notice by around 11:00, 12:00, 1:00, we'll be in those upper 70s. we'll keep this pattern at least into today and tomorrow before we cool down into monday. >> that's the latest forecast. back to you. >>> still to come, bitcoin bonanza, thousands of tech fans flocking to miami to celebrate the latest in crypto currency. >>> and helpful tips for saving dollars and cents you kept in the pandemic even as life gets back to normal. ♪ ♪ when you really, really want something, it's hard to wait. ♪ ♪ (whispers) come on greg. ♪ ♪ that's why carmax gives you an instant online offer for your car. it's real, good for 7 days and we'll buy your car, even if you don't buy one of ours. the way it should be. carmax. (vo) look closel

washington mall, the rivera fox news. this is k. tv fox two news at six. homicide investigation is underway in san jose mass shooting at the vita rail yard, but police say it is unrelated. very, very unfortunate coincidence that it's taking place. you know where we had the event last week, however, let me also point out that this is not related to any of last week's events. tonight one man is dead in a second is being questioned. good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes and i'm andre senior, frank and julier off tonight. here's a look at the area we're talking about. today's shooting happened around two o'clock this afternoon near the intersection of north san pedro and west heading streets and you could see the proximity to the vita railyard ktvu jesse gary has more now on san jose's latest homicide investigation. the santa clara county coroner's office will need to do an investigation before the remains are removed. the victim fell to the ground and died about a block from last week's vita, mass shooting. i just heard gunshots and my seen someone run that way and my kids were crying because they we

san jose, marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> at 7:09 much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we take you live to washington for our weekly interview with chuck todd with a preview of "meet the press." he has the latest on the search and rescue efforts in florida. over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punishing test facility yet, in our effort to build the world's safest cars. we've created crumple zones and autonomous braking. active lane keeping assist and blind spot assist. we've introduced airbags, side curtain airbags, and now the first-ever rear-mounted front-impact airbags. all in the hope that you never need any of it. >>> welcome back. time now for our weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." hi, chuck, as always thanks for joining us this morning. i had planned to ask you about the latest talks on the structure talks but you were able to get a mayor of miami dade county where the condo tower collapsed thursday. what can you tell us abou

washington. an early warehouse fire in the south bay. >> i'm kris sanchez in san jose which lost a little bit of history this morning when a fire engulfed an empty warehouse. take a look at the flames as they were burning hot and bright, woke up a man sleeping in an rv nearby and he was able to get other people to safety as well. we talked with a woman who owns the property next door and says this was san jose's landmark number 67, the warehouse that used to store hay and grain bound for san francisco and wells fargo used as part of the stage line. >>> i'm cierra johnson in san francisco. things are going to look a little different for game one of the bay bridge series here at oracle park because this park will be open for full capacity and it's not just this stadium, paypal stadium will welcome the san jose earthquake. they will be at full capacity and when the a's return home to play the rangers they as well will be welcoming in fans at full capacity. >> now time to get a look at the friday forecast. meteorologist kari hall standing by with those tip. >> we're going to have a nice day with som

san jose's alum rock neighborhood northeast of downtown. >> a lot you are calling in and reporting you did, in fact, feel it. "today in the bay" has live team coverage. marcus washingtonthis morning. let's get over to vianey arana with more on the breaking news. good morning. >>> good morning. i want to start out in terms of a map. you can see the location. this one happened on the calaveras fault. for those of you new to the bay area we actually have six significant fault zones in the bay area alone. that's the san andreas fault, the calaveras fault, the concord fault. these are active. the shaking intensity, those red lines are just to give you a visual representation of where the fault lies. they don't actually run in straight lines like this. they are much more complex. the active faults low located in the bay area not just the san andreas fault. the last largest earthquake was october 30th of 2007 near the same area where we just saw this morning alum rock. a magnitude 5.6. close to that, this one happened in morgan hill. magnitude 6.2. thankfully zero deaths but injuries and minor damage to buildings. now we'll send things over to kris sanchez who is in san jose

international cyber attacks, our washington insider breaks down the challenges president biden is facing in the white house this week. >>> relief is here. a live look outside in san jose and san francisco. this is where we are finally cooling off on this first day of summer. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when temperatures will heat back up again. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues now. >>> good monday morning. thanks for making us part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm cierra johnson. laura garcia is off this morning. >>> we begin with breaking news out of richard, police investigating the deadly overnight shooting at a party. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside police headquarters. i know you got new information on the number of victims. >> correct. we know that eight people were shot at this late night father's day celebration here in richmond. of those eight three people have died. five others were taken to the hospital. three of those were treated and released. another one is in fair condition. a fifth person who was shot is in critical condition. again, three people shot and killed. this happened around 11:00 last night

international cyber attacks, our washington insider breaks down the challenges president biden is facing in the white house this week. >>> relief is here. a live look outside in san josere finally cooling off on this first day of summer. meteorologist

san jose. the last place this mother was seen with her 7-year-old son, i'll tell you why las vegas police are now wanting her for murder. >>> in washingtonrning, the doj undermerritt garland is going to defend former president trump. out to the big board, dow industrials off very slightly about 34,500. >>> plus -- ♪ i hope you look like your mama and love her like i do ♪ >> that's country star brett young, you can catch a live performance coming up on the third hour of "today" at 9:00 a.m. here on nbc bay area. 6:41. we'll be right back. [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. [announcement on pa] how far would you go for a togo? >>> good tuesday morning. right now at 6:44, take a look at this sunrise over the south bay, we're going to enjoy a lot of beautiful sunshine today, and comfortable temperatures, too, starting out cool, and a high reaching today in the upper 60s, after a chilly start, we'll talk about a warmup in our f

the "washington post" reports that it could be tough for biden to meet those goals as states are seeing slowdowns in vaccinations. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. san josenvestigating a shooting in san jose. this is a live look at the scene right now. it happened near dupert lane and santee drive. this is video that we got into the newsroom earlier this morning. police have only given us a bit of information on twitter saying a man was shot and has life threatening injuries. a suspect or motive has not been released. >>> bear sightings in bay area neighborhoods almost becoming a daily occurrence. this latest one is a big guy. he was roaming in front of houses in discovery bay. it happened about 6:00 yesterday morning, so while people may have been coming and going. it was spotted on a residence surveillance video. now the neighborhood is on high alert. some people say they will cut down on their time outside. >> let's look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're also watching out for those high winds today. so it may blow the lid off the garbage cans and we need to keep those secure for those bears walking around. watching out for the fir

washington. here is what's happening now. as california fully opens. >> reporter: i'm sharon katsuda in downtown san jose, businesses throughouts reopening. here a remodel they want to reopen today but still can't because they need more staffing, and they're looking to hire servers and chefs and food runners. in martinez other businesses also tell us they have the same problem, they need employees. if you're looking for a job, apply online or in person. >>> time to get a look at the forecast for you this tuesday morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that and how temperatures are headed our way. >> yes, we've been talking about the heat but it doesn't get here until tomorrow, when the heat advisories and excessive heat warnings about l into g into effect from wednesday through friday, as we could see triple digit temperatures for the bay area. warmup today upper 80s inland for this afternoon. tomorrow a high up to 100 degrees and for some spots in the inland valleys and reaching 105 as we look at spots like gilroy, and livermore, as well as concord and into the next few days. we'll see slight cooldown for the weekend.

san jose. it's the same thing happening at airports across the country as people get ready to get away. i'll tell you what you need to know so that your vacation starts smoothly. >>> in washingtonoon as today on an action investigation into the capitol attack. the big board, 154 on the dow. the s&p and the nasdaq at new records again. you're watching "today in the bay." here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone... getting an opportunity to show her stuff. nonstop, displayed at the highest performance level... finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ - yes! ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ dream until your dreams come true ♪ >>> right now if you plan on going out and hitting the trails in the east bay, the earlier the better because our temperatures will be heating up quickly. at noon in the upper 70s and upper 80s at 4:00. a look at a cool down in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> it's too late to beat the backup coming toward us east bay 80. look on the left side they pulled a car out of the lanes. another disabled vehicle heading up towards university a

washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >> today the gun control debate will get greater traction as president biden outlines a strategy to address the surge that hits very close to home. >> at the same time san joser sam he cardo is continuing his push to get guns off the street. kris sanchez joins us with what we expect to hear today. >> reporter: good morning to you. the bay area seeing a number of high-profile, big gun violent gun episodes over the last month, including the killing of nine vta workers by a colleague. last night they were remembered by the san jose city council. >> as a city we will not be deterred. we stand strong for not only these nine community members that have gone too early but for all those that are remaining and dealing with this trauma day in and day out. >> reporter: now the mayor's proposed gun reform was not up for a vote yet but includes requiring every gun owner to have liability insurance and to pay into a fund to offset gun violence on the community and bans ghost guns and assault weapons and requires video of every gun sale. it includes gun violence restraining orders for people deemed dangerous. the plan president biden will present today will hold licensed w

washington. here's today's top story, including a south bay father grieving the death of his young son. >> i'm kris sanchez, the san joseer accused of killing her own 7-year-old son is awaiting extradition to las vegas and is still in a denver jail. meanwhile the little boy's gather, gathered friends and family to remember liam husted last night at la colina park which the father said was the little boy's favorite place. he wanted everyone to know that liam was a great boy and that he was amazing. >>> i'm cierra johnson in san francisco. governor gavin newsom expected to provide clarity on what is required in terms of masks. he is speaking today, and we will keep you updated on what comes out of that announcement, and ahead of the state's big reopening. this weekend there's big pride events at oracle park as well as the ball park in oakland. masks are required, but there will be no requirement of proof of vaccination or negative covid test. we have details on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> now time to get a look at the forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall is keeping track of that. kari? >> yes, we're going to hav