reporting live in pleasanton, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> all excellent advice, thank so much. thousands of people without power in parts of the bay area, riders of great area were still on rides when the lights went out tonight. the park was then evacuated. san ramon police say about 3,000 people are without power there, it will be restored tomorrow. and right now pg&e are trying to learn what caused the outage and could not say if it was heat related. >>> you can keep track of the heat wave using our nbc bay area app, it's free and you will see how hot it will get. >>> and breaking news out of columbia, in bogota, the explosion ripped through a building in the center of the city's tourist district. a french woman is among the dead, another nine people injured. right now it's not clear who was responsible. >>> and tragic details to share with you, the u.s. navy confirms several bodies have been found aboard the uss fitzgerald, after the crash, the navy is not saying how many bodies have been located. the navy says the names of the singlers will be released after famil

christie smith and sergio quintana but first let's check in with rob mayeda who tells us what is in store from here. rob? >> the list of records keep growing. san rafael, 105, livermore 106 and toward concord 107 degrees today, san francisco 88 degrees. san francisco airport up to 97. and san jose officially at the airport topping out at 103 degrees. now all of the local airports, san jose and oakland and san francisco, the hottest day in june since 2008. it has been a while since it has been this warm. this morning we started the day in the upper 70s. in the right, that is the noontime temperatures closing in on 100 around the bay area so the warm start brought the temperatures up and they are still high. concord 104 degrees and 99 in livermore. focusing in on the areas in orange and fuchsia on the map, san jose toward the east bay and north lay same locations and we'll see the heat advisory extended until thursday so we may see cooling around the coast and inner bay but what we're trking now is we head toward the middle par of the week. more in the full forecast in about ten minutes. >>

christie smith and sergio quintana but first let's check in with rob mayeda who tells us what is in store from here. rob? >> the list of records keep growing. san rafael, 105, livermore 106 and toward concord 107 degrees today, san francisco 88 degrees. san francisco airport up to 97. and san jose officially at the airport topping out at 103 degrees. now all of the local airports, san jose and oakland and san francisco, the hottest day in june since 2008. it has been a while since it has been this warm. this morning we started the day in the upper 70s. in the right, that is the noontime temperatures closing in

nbc bay area sergio quintana joining us live. what is the latest? >> yesterday when they found that breach they did some preliminary tests and found that there was no danger in the water. to be on the safe side they went ahead and issued that no-drink order. the water in the sunshine gardens neighborhood of south san francisco is safe to drink. thought the day other residents have been coming by to pick up free bottled water for drinkling and cooking. service workers discovered the problem friday morning. they found the gate lock was cut. then they realized someone had scaled one of the tanks and tried to pry open a door hatch on top. they did run the preliminary tests archds founding in dangerous was in there. but they flushed the water system and issued a no-drink warning. >> don't use no water. we went out for dinner and we had bottled water and we went to work. >> my children and she put it in the highways. >> another round of tests was ordered yesterday afternoon and the results were just received about 40 minutes ago. the test results, there i

sergio quintana live in san francisco international where passengers just arrived from london and what are they saying? >> reporter: well, the passengers i talked with said they are stunned. they are shocked but i did talk with two men from the u.k. who explained to me they do have a tradition aft tradition -- of assessing a condition and carrying on. there are two flights, one from manchester and the other from london heathrow and passengers aboard were both in the u.k. when at tack at london bridge and borough market was unfolded and several were killed and others injured and three suspects were shot dead by police there a flurry of gunfire and in the wake of all of this, donald trump sent out a tweet criticizing the mayor of london and wrote, at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london said there is no reason to be alarmed. exclamation point. >> i arrived one man who just arrived about our president's tweet. >> i don't think he's making it better. i mean, i don't think he is making the situation better. >> i feel like we cross that bridge every week. i ha

sergio quintana joins us with the details. >> reporter: it's a symbol that's recognized worldwide so when philadelphia kicked off their pride festivities by raising a flag with two additional colors people noticed. >> the gay flag is supposed to be bow of inclusiveness. >> when it comes to our own community, we don't want to i think confront that issue. >> the flag was first commissioned by city supervisor harvey milk. the artist who designed it gilbert baker passed away a few months ago. this controversy comes at an interesting time for some of his close friends including activist and author cleave jones. he addressed the controversy by tweeting an alternative design for an even more defiant flag. by phone he told me i wish they would have created something more beautiful that honors our history and the black and chicano power movements of the '70s but he pointed out baker originally designed the flag with more colors and he welcomed variations. for many inclusion within the gay community is a conversation long overdue, add two colors to a flag may not be a solution to the problem b

. >> sergio quintana has more on his possible motive. >> reporter: the hustle and bustle of the brown delivery trucks has returned. u.p.s. has brought in extra workers from across the bay area to get customers' packages delivered. just inside the massive bay on the third floor is where the shooting rampage started. according to witnesses, drivers had just started a weekly morning routine caldweled welln wednesdays. law enforcement sources say just before 9:00 a.m., driver jimmy lam walked in carrying an assault pistol, a handgun and backpack of ammunition. one of the weapons was unregistered. we're told lam may have believed a few of his fellow drivers belittling him. he took aim at some co-workers and told others to get out. >> there was pop, pop, pop, pop, six, seven shots, and then he fired at least five or six more outside. >> reporter: killed in the hail of gunfire, u.p.s. drivers benson louie, wayne chan and mike lafiti. two other drivers were shot but were treated and released from san francisco general hospital. we're told lam was confronted by members of the s.w.a.t. team. he

nbc bay area sergio quintana, live in downtown oakland with the preparations. sergio? >> reporter: well, terry, fans and business owners i talked with said of course they were hoping that the warriors were going to sweep the series in cleveland, but if they happened to win game five here at home tomorrow night, that will be the next best thing. >> go warriors! >> reporter: on the evening before game five of the nba finals, warrior spirit was not hard to find. >> you gotta represent. you're an oakland native. they need our energy every day. >> reporter: a potential championship-clinching home game is a big deal. tomorrow night's game will be great for business. >> i teach kindergarten, so i wear my gear and come straight after work and ready to come. you gotta get your spot in line early. >> people have left time to, like, set up parties or go back to friends' places. they end up just going out to bars nearby. >> reporter: bay area sports fans have gained a reputation for rowdy celebrations after a championship win. so far, that's not the biggest concern for businesses.

sergio quintana has the details. >> when you look at the pike -- the pictures of a recent wedding. you notice something missing. the flowers. >> there isn't bouquets or flowers for the church. >> she was interviewed as part of the criminal case against jasmine rivera, the owner of the florrest. she was arraigned in court accused of grand theft for accused of cheating customers out of tens of thousands of dollars. >> these are events that are special and sentimental and they put their trust in her to provide the services and they failed them. >> she pled not guilty to six counts of grand theft and unrelated felony fraud charges. woman we talked to said she demanded payment in cash. >> i think it was about $3,500 from the receipts that i had right now. >> how much did you get. >> i think i got about a thousand dollars. >> in pictures she said getting less than a third of the flowers made for a bare looking wedding. >> i looked for her after the wedding and i told her, you didn't give me what i ask could you please give me my money back and she said no, essentially. >> that was sergio

i'm sergio quintana for nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sergio, so much. for continuing coverage of the attacks in london stay tuned for the "nbc nightly news" how the city looks to recover. they will be profiling that at 5:30 on "nbc nightly news." >>> an off-involved shooting erl think morning after the suspect was driving a stolen van. this happened on st. mary's street near 580 and the san leandro creek. we have christie smith live there with what she has found out. christie? >> well, terry, san leandro police say it is two officers and one vehicle who spotted that vehicle, and ran the plates, did he recalling it is stolen. they tried to contact the driver who then went down this street where it says no outlet, and that is where the shooting occurred near the deadend. the van was towed away from st. mary's avenue after investiga investigators wut here for hours. the neighbors said they heard yelling at around 3:00 in the morning, but it was dark and hard to see. they say that the van was stolen out of hayworth, and they were trying to talk to him towar

reporting live in livermore sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you sergio. >>> a live look at the capitol where the house -- or the the mouse passed two immigration bills backed by president trump. the first name after kati stanley the san francisco woman shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant along the embarcadero back in 2015. the suspect deported multiple times. now kate's law would enforce longer prison sentences for violators like him. the other bill is the no sanctuary for criminal acts which would pressure sanctuary cities like frist to cooperate with federal law enforcement or lose funding. the bills head to senate where they face tough err opposition. >> >>> san jose police mishandled hundreds of thousands of dollars according to a report released by the department of justice. the. inspector general says it improperly indicated for funds received over a three-year period. in the report they failed to receive spend more than a million it received for stfs federal investigations they are reviewing the report. >>> watching for another right now of low cloud and

reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana. >> the pride parade begins tomorrow but the party already started as we were seeing there. the san francisco police department is being cautious this time around. nbc bay area thom jensen live at civic center plaszcza. >> no issues at all except we did see a stretcher come by a couple minutes ago. an ambulance leaving with that person np a lot of partiers like this young lady. but people very friendly so far, no big issues. but there are concerns this crowd this mash of people out in the crowds, more than a million people this weekend, hundreds of police officers and an unknown number of fbi agents, even posted on builds around the plazas to guard against crimes. >> typically as we've seen? the u.s. and uk they're doing it by any means necessary. >> the recent attack use vehicles to plow into crowds or attackers armed with knives. the security originally beefed up at last year's pride celebration after a man opened fire on a packed orlando guy bar killing 49 people and injuring 53 others. victim's families and survivors have been lob

reporting live in south san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. >>> in other news a tragic visit to san francisco. a 33-year-old australian tourist is killed outside a hotel. tonight, new details on how he died. nbc no.'s jean elle is in san francisco with the it laest on the investigation. we have heard police detained two people. any arrests yet. >> reporter: at this point police are careful to say two people are detained and no one is under arrest. while investigators here work to figure out exactly what happened, news of the tourist's death has people here in san francisco alarmed. and people are alarmed in australia. >> looked for paramedics and policemen. and they are working on someone. >> reporter: this retired australian police officer got up at 2:00 this morning when he heard sirens outside his room at the da vinci villa hotel on van necessary. the medical examiner says the man on the ground was 33-year-old matthew bate, an australian visiting san francisco. police say he died died from injuries he received during a fight. mclennon says it look

reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. remembering the victims there. also here in the diamond heights neighborhood of san francisco, another live look at a growing memorial for mike lafiti. this is one of the neighborhoods he would go on his dily routes, ups routes, every day. stay with us for new developments on this story on air and on line at nbcbayarea.com. our website, facebook, and twitter feeds are being updated 24/7. >>> let's change our attention and talk about the weather. a big change is come to the bay area. it will impact your father's day weekend. dangerous heat is on the way. it is a mild night in san jose this even. but enjoy it while it lasts because 24 hours from you no it's going to be a different story. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is with us. bottom line, when does it start? when does it end? >> tomorrow is when we are going to really notice it. we may still be dealing with this heat a week out from right now. the thing we are watching right now is the hot air across the desert southwest. this is

. >> that was nbc bay area sergio quintana reporting. >>> we're heading into fire season and cal fire is launch hag new app that could be a life-saving tool during a wildfire. the app notifies you if your home is within 30 miles of a wildfire which is larger than ten acres and also has tips to prepare you for fire. cal fire expects that this is going to be a busy fire season. fires have already burned 18,000 acres across california. aicle fire spokesman says that's about three times more than this time last year. >> don't become complacent. again, 18,000 acres of fires in the state of california. no, you just need to be aware of your surroundings and be able to work accordingly. >> the app also shows the map with information on every fire burning in the state. it is free to download. just type cal fire in the app store. >> happening today. a new international low-budget airline takes flight and one of its first destinations will be oakland international airport. the airline is called level. the first plane from barcelona ter today.takes off a little that's followed by a flight from ba

reporting live in oakland, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> seems like a good idea to have the stores open. >>> the warriors practiced today at oracle absay they're ready to bring it and bring home a title in front of the home crowd. sports way area's mindi bach continues our coverage. >> reporter: if there's a small silver lining to the warriors game four loss in the finals in cleveland, it's that they have the opportunity to win an nba title on their home court. and that is a rarity in bay area professional sports. no bay area team has won a title in their home stadium or arena since oakland a's did it in 1974. stephen curry and company can end that drought monday. after practice today, curry was asked about the chance to win it all at home. >> haven't had that experience before. so it would be a great night to get it done, to take advantage of you know, the home crowd, the energy. you know, how poorly we played in game four to try to, you know, make the necessary adjustments energywise and focus weiss to get it done, and you know, we're in really good shape right now to have

that )s where nbc bay area )s sergio quintana is live right now. sergio how )s that teenager doing?fficers are recovering >>> on the ground are some disturbing items a stuffed animal, a backpack and some clothes. this is the aftermath of what police say was an unprovoked attack. >> once the kid was stabbed obviously he was afraid and panicking, as he was doing so he was moving around a lot. >> reporter: the 13-year-old sat student at taylor middle school a few blocks away. this is the last day of classes and he was with friends outside the library. it was a shock for parents kick who were picking up their kids here. >> it could be them. it worries me about the people who hung around the library. there is not much we can do because everybody have access to the library. >> the man was arrested and take .to jail in redwood city. police are praising the teen's friends. >> they gathered him and rushed him inside to the bathroom. they acted bravely. >> reporter: the library staff acted quickly and gathered all the kids who were out on plaza into the library until sfrs arrived. we notice t

nbc bay area's sergio quintana has more on a possible motive. >> the hustle and bustle of the brown delivery trucks has returned. ups has brought in extra workers from across the bay area to cut customers' packages delivered. just inside the massive bay on the third floor is where the shooting rampage started. aard coulding to witnesses drivers had started a weekly morning routine caldwellness wednesdays. law enforcement sources tell nbc bay area news just before 9:00 a.m. driver jimmy lam walked into the meeting carrying a mac-10 assault pistol, a handgun and backpack full of ammunition. at least one of the weapons was unregistered. we're told lam may have believed a few of his fellow drivers were belittling him. according to investigators he took aim at some co-workers and took others to get out. >> six, seven shots and then he fired at least fire or six more outside. >> killed in the hail of gunfire-ups drivers benson louie, wayne chan and mike lefiti and two other drivers were also shot, edgar perez and kiao chen who were treated and released from san francisco hospital. lam was confront

on the way, increased fire threat, power outages as well, and we have live team coverage, with sergio quintana