maybe frenemies, the big beautiful bill divides president trump and elon musk. and we are live in washington with their growing rift as new tariffs take effect this morning. enhancing crime fighting technology. san francisco police leading the way with a massive gift from the crypto billionaire that would provide millis for the department. this is today in the bay. good morning to you on this wednesday. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. it was a nice mild walk to the car this morning. kari i think we're going to be mild all day. right? right. it's going to be a repeat of yesterday, where we start out in the 50s and we head to some of our warm valley temperatures with highs in the 80s, but slightly cooler tomorrow as we get more fog near the coast and in san francisco, and then going into the weekend with more of the same temperatures staying steady as we take a live look outside in san jose. we're in

the upper 50s now, and throughout the next several hours we head from upper 60s at 10:00 and then upper 70s at 1:00. today we'll see a high of 82 degrees in the south bay, 86 in morgan hill, and up to 90 in clear lake. while in san francisco it stays in the 60s. and mike, you want to alert drivers in the south bay. here's why. kari folks, look at the screen. this is video we just got in from our friend photographer reporter over here, traveling north 101 past the scene at moffett. look at a nuer of fire engines, a number of emergency vehicles, and reportedly nine vehicles involved in total at the scene blocking all but your express lanes. so not even one lane is open, just the express lane getting by with three blocked. the ambulance is on scene. although we haven't heard about any major injuries, we do have a lot of vehicles involved. let's look at the map. this is causing a backup about three miles of backup and building now coming out of sunnyvale, starting before you get to fair oaks and really just jamming up solid up st moffett field and into

mountain view. now, if you join 101 north at 85 or heading north of there, you're okay. if you're coming on to 37 through santa clara and into sunnyvale, continue past the backup, perhaps, and take it over to 85 and loop back up. it's more mileage, but it will keep you out of that backup. and with more traffic feeding in out of san jose, there is a concern the rest of the bay is standard. back to you. good to have you around. thanks, mike. well, ice detainment continue across the bay area. and just yesterday, agents detained at least four people in san jose. now, the growing crackdown is really leaving communities wondering what's going to happen next. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco this morning. and ginger, i know the opponents there really trying to make their voices heard in this matter. that's correct. marcus. starting with planned action, including one that's scheduled for later today. it will happen tonight. bring miguel home is in response to the detainment of miguel angel lopez from a san francisco court room last week.

i should say lopez is a father of three, and he is a grandfather who works at a vineyard in livermore. he has been in the country for 27 years now. his family said he was there in san francisco for a routine appointment when agents detained, and then transported him to a private detention center in kern county. supporters plan to rally for his release at livermore plaza at 6 p.m. tonight. lopez luvians arrest came last week, but there have been a number that have since followed. ice agents were in san jose yesterday for what appeared to be targeted arrests. agents were seen detaining at least four people at a strip mall parking lot on snell and blossom hill. those four were transported from one van to another. community members saw what was going on. they began filming on their phones and even sharing some words with agents. a rapid response network staff member w was also there. they sy people detained had pending removal orders. now we don't know the details of those cases.

of the four people detained, but one immigration attorney says there can be an appeals process that can then take a number of years. after which, if they're deemed to be a low enforcement priority, they're essentially allowed to remain in the united states with that prior order of removal, as long as they do periodic ice check ins. and there's no other red flags. now, a reminder, in the event that you or someone you know is questioned by ice agents or detained, it is important to know your rights. the immigration immigration institute of the bay area has created red cards, and as a reminder of what your rights are and how you can exercise them now, you can keep one with you wherever you go. scan the qr code on your screen to download and print one out. they are available in eight different languages, including spanish, tagalog, and korean. live in san francisco ginger conejero saab. today in the bay. good

information to have right now. ginger. thank you. well, san francisco police are in line to receive nearly $10 million for crime fighting technology. but there's a catch. it's a gift from a crypto billionaire. today, san francisco police commissioners will debate whether to accept it. now according to the proposal, a $9.5 million would actually help to create a new state of the art hub for the department's real-time investigation center, which focuses on police surveillance. chris larsen is a tech executive and angel investor who actually helped develop ripple software. if the police commissioner sign off, san francisco supervisors will have the final say here. a new overnight american business leaders trying to figure out how they are going to manage the new costs of those new tariffs on steel and aluminum that went into effect this morning. president trump faces scathing criticism of what he calls the big beautiful bill from billionaire elon musk. today in the bay's chris meloni is live

in washington and kris musk is firing off. just as the senate lawmakers are starting to kind of drill down and see what all of those details are. yeah, chris. that's right. congressional republicans are walking a tightrope trying to figure out how to pass all of president trump's spending and tax cut priorities in that one bill that th need to pass both houses of congress without any democratic support. as tariffs on aluminum and steel double for most u.s. trade partners overnight, dissent is bubbling up among some of president trump's allies over his signature spending bill. billionaire elon musk, who spent months trying to slash government spending as a temporary government employee, blasted the president's self-proclaimed big beautiful bill as a disgusting abomination. writing on x, musk complained the president's plan will massively increase the gigantic budget deficit. some gop budget hardliners agree. i can't in good conscience give up every principle that i stand for

and every principle that i was elected upon, and that's that. we can't accumulate more debt. independent analysts project as written. the bill could add several trillion dollars to the deficit. it extends tax cuts, boost spending on defense and border security, and includes cuts to medicaid and food aid programs. the white house is brushing off musk's criticism. look, the president already knows where elon musk stood on this bill. it doesn't change the president's opinion. this is one big, beautiful bill and he's sticking to it. it comes as the president's latest tariffs on steel and aluminum took effect overnight, doubling from 25% to 50%. with china as a top competitor in the industry. the white house says president trump could speak with president xi in the coming days. there will be a leader to leader talk very soon. president trump escalating his trade war, risking increased costs for americans to potentially shore up the nation's steel industry. and republicans on the senate finance committee will huddle

with president trump at the white house this afternoon. they're looking for tweaks in this bill so that it can pass both houses of congress. kris i mean, it is big. so there are a lot of things in there. what's the timeline for republicans to bring this to a vote? republican senate leadership said that they would like to have this on the floor of the senate for a vote by the end of this month. they would like to see it reach the president's desk by the 4th of july. all right. thank you very much, chris pollone washington. let's take a live look in downtown san jose this morning. this is where you may smell a hint of smoke in the air. this is from the controlled burn continuing today in the south bay and south san jose. now, firefighters burned about 30 acres of land. this is in solano county park. yesterday, cal fire conducting that burn as part of the training session with bay area fire departments. training will continue in the same area today between 8:00 this morning and 5:00 this evening. meteorologist kari hall is here

tracking those conditions for us out there. and it really is dry out there. kari. it is dry, but they try to get rid of those fuels that could later become a big problem. if we do see some sparks in those areas, and we are already dealing with some wildfire smoke coming in from some canadian wildfires, about 200 of them burning up there. so that's been affecting some of the hazy skies and the air quality that we're seeing in the north bay, as well as the coast and the bay. and relative humidity is high. so that's the reason why the fire weather meteorologist said, okay, today is a good day to do this. the wind is light, humidity is high, which will help them keep that fire under control. today, we're also experiencing some cooler temperatures, at least the start. throughout the day, we are seeing some highs that are headed for the upper 70s and low 80s with a light northwesterly wind, and as we go into the evening, the temperatures drop back down into the upper 60s by 8:00. so we'll be watching that. mike's been looking around to save you some money at the gas pump. i have, and folks, look below me here. we have this jam

in the south bay. we'll clearly update that in a second. but i do want to talk about these gas prices. we're starting the south bay also where our low has spread to more stations in san jose. we now have a few. at 419 we're calling out gasoline on union avenue today for the low in the south bay in the north bay, marin county's low is 423 at hq fuels on shoreline highway in mill valley, and the best in contra costa county is in brentwood. 429 at power market on brentwood boulevard. go ahead and check gasbuddy.com for the latest changes in your area. now to that slowdown we see in the south bay. everything else is standard flow of traffic. we're looking at northbound 101 about three miles of backup now starting out of santa clara. it's jammed in 237 continues to build through sunnyvale as well. this crash leaves only one lane of northbound 101 open at moffitt boulevard. i'll talk you through the alternates once again. 85 and 280 in the next report. but first, i want to show you that the backup is still on, even though traffic standard. we have the backup at the bay bridge. of course. back to you. thank you. mike. well,

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some traffic held up, a lot of traffic held up coming into mountain view by this crash. we continue to track. that disturbs the south bay commute. i'll show you some reroutes. well good morning. very happy wednesday to you. the government says san francisco's wells fargo can go back to its regular business of babanking. no restrictions, endg a punishment over the bank scandal, where tellers and bank managers signed wells fargo customers up for accounts they didn't ask for. in many cases, they never knew they had all to reach sales targets. nvidia is once again the most valuable publicly traded company in the world, pushing microsoft back to number two. we got data on job openings on tuesday. they grew, and that's good news. that's ahead of today's payroll numbers. and then we get the big monthly jobs report on friday morning. president trump's new tariff on steel and aluminum started overnight 50%, up from 25% on all countries except the

uk, which is in the midst of negotiating a deal. keep your eye on tesla. the beleaguered car company faces a new challenge. elon musk has made some conservatives angry with his opposition of president trump's spending bill, and he made car buyers who lean left, angry when he declared himself, quote, dark maga. and now both sides are angry. the problem with musk and i said this from the beginning. he gave false hope to this political class. who doesn't want to cut anything? the reason if the big, beautiful bills got all these problems and it has some issues, he drove it because he promised $1 trillion, ladies and gentlemen, $1 trillion that got him off the hook. we'll talk more about musk and trump's new spat when we talk politics in about a half an hour. this week on our podcast, sand hill road, we talked to jessica owens of initiate ventures. she's a silicon valley investor who got her start working at the pathogens lab at the centers for disease control. i can tell you

that when i worked there, i saw things that never made the news. and we should all be really glad that those people cleaned those things up. and we live in a different news cycle now. right. and maybe those things would make the news now. but i saw things that got cleaned up that didn't make the news all over the world. things that were crazy. crazy. all right. you can find sand hill road wherever you find your podcast. this is all about the investors that write these multi multi-million dollar checks to startups. but they themselves have interesting back stories for sure. and that's where we really delve in. yeah i mean we could read the headlines right. we like the back story for sure. thank you scott. you bet. a summer wedding season is kicking off. so if you are in the midst of planning one or maybe hoping to make the invite list, there are definitely some trends to be aware of. one of them is micro weddings. more couples are inviting 50 or fewer people, and that comes as the

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on the license plate ending with the question what's your type? another instagram clip teases something is coming friday. now, according to multiple reports, carey says that a new album is in the works now, seven years after her last new release, so she doesn't make enough money off the christmas song. she said i got so much more to give you all. i'm looking forward to it. i'm looking forward to it, yeah, for sure. she gives a good bop there. queen of the lambs. there you have it. you got to brand yourself carefully because that sticks, right? well, queen of the forecast meteorologist kari hall. no one can touch her. alough i do think that, you know, people are really liking this forecast. they're like, okay, good job. kari, you hit number one on the charts. we're looking good out there. with the exception of the hazy sky that we're starting out our morning with. as we take a live look

outside in dublin, what's causing this? some of those wildfires up in canada sending some smoke into the bay area. it is at this point elevated and not yet affecting our air quality, but we are looking at that very closely as we go throughout the day. it's in the mid 50s as we get started and we're headed for the upper 70s at lunchtime and in the low 80s in the early afternoon as our high makes it up to . it will also be 82, in palo alto and in napa and in san francisco. we're in the upper 60s and going into the day tomorrow, it's a repeat of today. we're going to see more of this throughout the week, maybe even slightly cooler in some spots, like martinez staying in the 70s throughout thday and then upper 70s on friday. they're looking at our long range outlook to see if there's anything that could change this weather pattern. and really, the answer is no. every single day we see showers and thunderstorms firing up over the sierra, over toward the rockies. but for the bay area, we're looking at a nice, steady ocean breeze that will help moderate those temperatures. it does get

a little bit weaker for the weekend. that means that for the valleys we could see some slightly warmer temperatures, but not extreme. and the good thing is that we're not tracking any really 90s or triple digits. so we're going to see this continue as well for san francisco with highs in the upper 60s. and mike, you might make what you want to make a different route for the south bay commute. that's right. for many people who are leaving through san jose, this backup in mountain view is the problem. only one lane, still just one lane. open north 101 at moffett. the backup now extends about three and a half miles out of sunnyvale and santa clara, back to about lawrence expressway. so if you're traveling north out of milpitas area, westbound on through 37 or north out of san jose, you may want to reroute, especially out of san jose. you can take 280, jump on 85, get past that crash. same thing for 85 at almaden valley. and coming off the split in morgan hill and san martin, consider that we do have a crash north of 87 adding to the backup as you approach the 280 interchange. and we'll track that, but nothing compared to the nine vehicles involved there and the crash in mountain

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opd officers in patrol and investigations exceed the number of officers that are there. right now, 630 staffing is spread thin. the new report that shines a light on just how many more officers oakland needs. the solution city leaders will have to consider to lighten that workload. plus, an apparent hate crime rattling nerves in one city just as pride month gets underway. we have the new details on the alleged attack targeting a transgender woman and the response from leaders. also a labor deal for vta workers. we have details on the enhanced benefits and pay raises ending months of bitterness. this is today in the bay. thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall. and tracking those temperatures across the bay area. and that fog certainly saying good morning. yeah it's back. and we're starting out with a little

bit of june gloom here in san francisco at the golden gate bridge. that's our usual fog that can keep our temperatures cooler. we're going to see more of the 60s in the city today, while as we go throughout the afternoon it will clear out. it's still going to be nice. and a light wind across the bay. in oakland. we're looking at a high of 75 today and 80 in martinez. some of our warmer spots in the inland north bay will make it into the low 90s once again. but most of the bay area in the 70s and low 80s. so we'll talk about any changes on the way. mike, you have some welcome news in mountain view i do. we have the crash. all nine vehicles cleared from north 101 at moffett and no major injuries reported as a result. that's good news. the traffic recovery will have to ripple back onto 237 and north 101, but north 101 continues to show traffic feeding in out of san jose. that's when we see the build. you can see it back at 680. the other arrow here shows you north 87 that crash at 280. and the interchange does affect at least two lanes. and there is

a big slowing as crews are on scene there taking care of someone who's stuck in the vehicle. this does not dramatic. that just means they may have a wedged door waiting for more details, but that is a jam for 87. the rest of the bay, including this portion of the east bay, shows a standard pattern. back to you. thanks, mike. well, new this morning, a new report presented to oakland city council suggests the department the police department needs to hire almost 200 more officers to adequately protect the city. today in the bay's bob redell is live this morning. so, bob, you can't just hire 200 officers overnight. so what are leaders hoping to do to handle this shortfall? well, it's not clear. definitely a challenge for the city of oakland. good morning to chris and marcus. but it's not clear because the oakland city council has yet to approve the proposed budget for the next two years. that vote not expected till the end of this month. have more on that in a moment. but to get to the latest news, yesterday's meeting, the oakland city council agreed to accept the findings of this independent study. the city had hired an

outside firm to examine response times by oakland police clearance rates in criminal investigations, and then staffing within the agency. now sworn positions within opd, the study found, declined just over 11% between fy 2021 and 2025, while department of mental vacancy rates actually improved from 16% in 21 to just under 12% in 25, though, the study finds. and here's the key part 678 officers that are currently with opd. that number is not enough to adequately fight crime. the report recommends hiring just under 200 more officers. city council members at that meeting addressed the challenges the city faces in trying to get more people on board. there's a mention of hire more police. we just need more academies. if we don't have the individuals going into the academies, is there some recommendation for how to create public safety when people are just not going into the line

of business anymore? 80% of the officers and firefighters don't live in oakland. they're not from oakland. they're not living in oakland. so if i don't live in oakland, that my loyalty and my respect and my, it's a lot different than the city that i'm living in. so i think that that, you know, i think if you can look into what other cities do, oakland used to do it, they would recruit from the inside of the city, and they would train and make sure that they were elevated to serve the community they grew up in, and a community that supported you for a lifetime. this report, accepte yesterday by oakland city council, also found that the rates for violent and property crimes have increased in that city since 2021, that nationwide, among big cities, oakland ranks first in violent and property crimes per sworn staff members. the current budget proposal for the next two years calls for defunding of the current 678 police officers, along with six police academies,

to try to get opd up to 700 sworn officers, which approved later this month. if it is approved, that number would still be short of the 877 officers recommended for opd. reporting live bob redell today in the bay. tough times. with so many departments also struggling with kind of the same staffing issues as well, but maybe not as bad. thank you bob. well, just into our newsroom at long last labor peace for the vta. so within the hour, the union announced vta workers have approved a new contract. it includes a 14% raise over four years, better dental benefits and updated workplace policies. now, a long and bitter strike you may remember back in march halted bus and light rail service and only ended after a judge ordered them back to work. the union says nearly 690 members approved the new deal. nearly 300 voted against it. berkeley leaders are trying to reinforce their message of pride and inclusion following a recent

hate crime targeting a transgender woman. that person was allegedly shot at with a bb gun or pellet gun last friday. according to the pacific center, which focuses on lgbtq plus concerns. we did reach out to police for a comment. we have not yet gotten one, but the pacific center's ceo says given the current mood of the country, she's not surprised the political climate across the nation is anti-trans. it's hostile. berkeley's mayor and city council put out a joint statement saying, quote, we do not tolerate hate in berkeley and will not allow fear to extinguish our joy. we emphatically condemn this act of hate and wholeheartedly stand with the lgbtq plus community. our city is committed to being a safe and inclusive place for all. a new status hearing is scheduled today for the man who murdered a tech ceo in downtown san jose. nima momeni facing 16

years to life in prison. this is after being convicted in a 2023 murder of cash app co-founder bob lee. now he has yet to be sentenced. momeni did not appear in court for previous sentencing hearing. and at the time, the bailiff told attorneys that he was refusing to leave his cell. family separations because of immigration enforcement can leave deep emotional scars, especially for children who are caught in the middle. today we hear from a mother living this painful reality and a psychiatrist who explains how these experiences can impact mental health.h. today, in the bay's miriam villarreal explains. for many immigrant families, a knock on the door or a routine traffic stop can change everything. we met maria, a mother trying to hold her family together after her husband was detained and now faces possible deportation. in her kitchen, maria cooks breakfast for her daughter at home. she feels safe, but fear never leaves. there's this

constant fear when we go out. what if we don't come back like my husband? her husband has been in a detention centeror over a year awaiting possible deportation. his health, she says, has worsened dramatically. he wants to say goodbye in case it's theast time we speak. it's heartbreaking. there's rent, no work, and i have to be strong for our daughter. but it's hard. her daughter, who just turned 15, wanted only one thing for her quinceanera to visit her father. but distance and resources made that dream impossible. her mom tells us she has started therapy to help face her dad's situation. in 2024, over 271,000 deportations took place, and with a new presidential term underway, fear is growing again within the immigrant community. see this. unfortunately, because of all these immigration policies, everyone has been affected, from adults to children. any mental health disorder can arise, including anxiety, depression,

post-traumatic stress disorder. we spoke with psychiatrist doctor monterey, who says he's seen an increase in patients dealing with migration related issues.his often requires professional intervention because there are simply too many contributing factors that increase the risk of mental health problems. doctor monterey says preparing children with a plan, even in worst case scenarios, can help reduce trauma. when kids know there's a plan, their anxiety goes down. they feel safer. maria's husband is still awaiting a hearing. until then, her strength comes from faith and her daughter. my strength. it comes from god and my daughter. maria hopes sharing her story helps other families feel less isolated. if you or someone you know is going through a similar situation, resources are available. one is united way. you can call or text 211 to connect with more services. all right. thank you miriam. let's get a look outside. you can see there the low lying clouds start of the

day. this over in san francisco. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we can expect. is that going to burn off later today, kari? yes. we are going to see it clearing out another sunny day and mild temperatures. let's head to san rafael, where we've also seen some morning clouds to start out, even some patches of fog. and we're at 54 degrees. as you head out the door. it will be 57 at 8:00. and then throughout the day, a nice gradual warm up headed for the mid 70s for the early afternoon and eventually reaching a high of 79 in novato. in santa rosa, we can expect a high of 80 degrees and 77 in hayward, mostly low to mid 80s for the south bay. as we continue with some of the same weather we've seen the past couple of days, and it may be even slightly cooler as we get a stronger ocean breeze coming in. that's our natural air conditioning coming off of that cool water near the coast, and we're going to see at times a brisk wind and highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. mike, you're seeing a growing delay in a san jose. i am, but i'm seeing much more relief in mountain view. we do have a lot lighter traffic, so

we're getting some recovery despite the build for north 1 to 1 coming into the area, slowing still through santa clara unexpectedly slow there. then the big delay into downtown san jose is north 87. there's a crash right here at the 280 interchange. right there abouts on the right shoulder. vehicles overturned and someone cannot get out of their car. fire departments there to help them. sounds dramatic. no major injuries reported, but clearly quite a spectacle going on. while we see the build for the rest of the south bay freeways. per normal, it's 87. that's the problem. this has been a problem for the last two days and will continue with the work starting at 9 a.m. through thursday morning, 9 a.m. to 230 was when they're closing down one lane. we've had a lot of beach traffic and a lot of backup,, about 90 minutes, and we've had calls every day into the news station, so be advised. and this we've had a game every day this week as well. 645 at oracle park go giants. go giants. thanks, mike. you know, one of the biggest video game releases in years has gamers in a frenzy. right now, nintendo is ready to roll out its latest t and greest, as they say console. yeah. here on today

in the bay we're going to talk about the early head start for bay area gamers and what they're going to be able to get ahead of that release. plus, in washington, what appears to be a growing rift between president trump and conservative republicans out to the big board this morning, the steel and aluminum tariffs take effect today. dow industrials barely moving. popular. you're gonna be popular taking popular ta whole new level. as today's big sneak peek for wicked fans awaiting the fall sequel and how you can celebrate in grand style with your buddies.

our newsroom. the fbi arrested a suspect in the car bombing outside a palm springs fertility clinic last month. while the suspect who detonated the bomb died in that blast, investigators say they had been looking at this person to see if they helped to provide material used in that bomb. that blast appears to have been driven by antinatalist ideology, referring to the belief that no one should have children. the person arrested today at jfk airport is expected to appear in federal court in brooklyn this afternoon. a rift has developed

between the president and fiscal conservatives over the spending plan. scott mcgrew some republicans say it adds too much to the deficit. democrats to the democrats are concerned about medicaid. yeah, they say the white house that it cuts too much medicaid. the whiteouse says neither of these things, that it's too expensive or cuts too much is true. but the congressional budget office, whose job it is to analyze and total the cost of congressional bills, says the trump spending spending plan will cut millions from medicare and add trillions to the deficit over the next ten years, which is why you have senators like kentucky's rand paul announcing they're not going to support president trump's big, beautiful bill. the president clearly saw this exchange on cnbc and posted on social media. rand paul's ideas are crazy losers. he says. the people of kentucky can't stand him. remember, this is a fellow republican. it's also driven a

wedge between president trump and former so-called first buddy elon musk. musk is also opposed to this bill because it spends too much compared to what it brings in, he says. and he's said that gently in the past, but he absolutely unleashed on his own social network, x this massive, outrageous, pork filled congressional spending bill is a disgusting abomination, he said. and then he thought, i got more to say. so he retweeted that message, adding it will burden americans with another 2.5 trillion in debt. musk went on to hint he may use his money to unseat republicans who vote in favor of this bill, saying shame on you for voting on it. here's press secretary caroline leavitt fielding that one. those who voted for it, you know you did wrong. you know it. look, the president already knows where elon musk stood on this bill. it doesn't change the president's opinion. this is one big, beautiful bill and he's sticking to it. as for the congressional

budget office's analysis that the trump spending bill will add trillions to the deficit, the white house says, well, maybe we can't trust the congressional watchdog. after all, there hasn't been a single staffer in the entire congressional budget office that has contributed to a republican since the year 2000. but guess what? there have been many staffers within the congressional budget office who have contributed to democrat candidates and politicians every single cycle since. so unfortunately, this is an institution in our country that has become partizan and political, and we are very confident in our own economic analyzes of this bill. we expect an updated total from the cbo today. all right. this is the usns cesar chavez, a u.s. navy cargo ship named after the labor leader who also served in the navy during the second world war. military.com reports defense secretary pete hegseth wants to rename this ship. he also wants to rename the soon to sail harriet tubman, and has

ordered the navy to change the name of the harvey milk. that's a navy ship named after the san francisco supervisor, first openly gay elected official in california. milk also served in the navy as an officer, but resigned under pressure as the navy investigated his sexuality. now, according to a defense department official we talked to, the name change is going to be quick on that ship, though it's not yet clear what the new name will be. all right. thank you. scott. a san francisco window washer recering this morning after falling from a seventh floor platform. thankfully, that safety gea stopped that fall. now, this is the building where it happened yesterday on sacramento street in the nob hill area. firefighters managed to bring that man down safely. happening tonight. one of gaming's biggest releases in years. this is the nintendo switch two console, which is rolling out tonight. gaming stores around the world are planning for a lot of buyer, with presale orders surging. but

the official press the official release is at midnight eastern time, so best buy stores on the west coast will actually open doors at 9 p.m. the original switch was one of gaming's largest selling systems ever. i don't have one. neither do i. all right. trending this morning a lot of people are ready right now to be changed for good. i have been changed. so this is a teaser clip of the first trailer of the upcoming wicked part two film. later today, our sister company universal is expected to drop it. the film is due to hit theaters in november to get fans in the mood. wicked will be shown in theaters around the nation at 3 p.m. today. this is

for one day only and will include a look at the brand new trailer, another sing along. nice of our company to give us all tickets. we can. we can still happen. check the email. okay, kari. if we're going to sing along, we're going to do it in the car with the windows rolled down. yeah, it's going to be a great day. really comfortable. yesterday's weather continues today and it also extends into tomorrow as well. we'll be slightly cooler in some spots, but then the weekend our temperatures remain steady, so not seeing any major spikes in temperatures. but we have seen an increase in the hazy sky and also our air quality issues. it is a day where we do have to be a little bit more careful, mainly in the north bay as well as the coast and bay where we are seeing moderate air quality looking hazy. but a lot of that coming from the canadian wildfires and then the south bay, we'll have controlled burns as well today. so things changing there with our air quality. but temperatures remain the same. we're back up to 77 in

hayward today, 80 in martinez and 82 in napa. san francisco will be in the upper 60s and low to mid 80s for much of the south bay. could be a degree or two cooler in some spots tomorrow, like 77 in hayward and in martinez and in san francisco. we're back to the upper 60s. as we go through the end of the week, we're looking at more of this mild weather, and our long range outlook shows that overall, there's not going to really be any weather systems that change. what we've been seeing now and even into next week. we have seen some daily thunderstorms firing up over the sierra and that will continue throughout the weekend. so heads up if you're going there across the south bay, we're goi to see temperatures each day, make it into the low 80s and even into next week. still not seeing a significant warm up here going deeper into the month of june. so it looks great. and our temperatures for some of our warmer spots go from low 80s to mid 80s, and more sunshine and cool each morning with our lows in the mid 50s in san francisco,

highs will continue to hit the upper 60s. and mike, you have two main trouble spots we do in san jose. we have northbound 87. this crash still has a lot of activity on the right shoulder, and it sounds like just one lane is blocked. but it's a big distraction and building because this is the time we see that traffic feeding in off of 85 101 also slows this typical pattern. excessively slow from kearny street to downtown san jose for 87. and the other trouble spot is over in walnut creek. so while contra costa county looks pretty standard, it is south 680 approaching 24. this crash does affect the traffic as it builds coming through walnut creek. check your path. 680 is very slow right now. kirker pass if you're coming out of pittsburgh, you can cut that corner back to you. thank you mike. happening now. california's new rules surrounding solar power credits is about to get the spotlight in the state's highest court. back in 2022, regulators approved slashing the compensation for customers who generate more power than they consume. that surplus power generally goes back to the grid. environmental

groups are leading an appeal today in the state supreme court. and we're back with a look at our top stories this morning, including labor, peace at last for vta and the new developments while you were sleeping. also, staffing issues plaguing oakland's police department. that new report and remedies leaders are now evaluating to ease the

welcome back. we are moving you forward this morning with a look at our top stories here on today in the bay, including labor, peace at last for vta. a union just announced the deal, though it was not unanimous. workers will get a 14% raise over four years, better dental benefits and updated workplace policies.

you'll remember the long and bitter strike in march that halted bus and light rail service until a county judge ordered them back to work. the union says nearly 690 members voted for the deal, but 300 voted against it. a recent ice detainment is prompting new action tonight in livermore. family members are organizing a rally for miguel angel lopez lujan. and it's calling. they're calling it. bring miguel home. ice agents detained him last week outside of a san francisco courthouse. he's a grandfather who's been here in the u.s. for 27 years. and his family says that he was taken into custody during a routine appointment. most oaklanders will say they need more police on the streets. and now a new independent report says oakland police need to hire 200 more officers in order to adequately protect the city. council members received that report last night from outside consultants, the report finds. sworn positions at opd declined more than 10% since 2021. the current budget proposal for the next two years calls for the

funding of 678 police officers and six police academies, but that just gets opd up to 700 officers still short, 177 officers of the report recommendation. for some people in the south bay today, there may be a hint of smoke in the air, but it is from controlled burn continuing in south san jose. firefighters yesterday burned about 30 acres of land. this is at the calero county park. cal fire is conducting that burn as part of a training session with bay area fire departments. training continues in that same are today between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. all right. so we know the wind conditions there would be good kari. what about the rest of the bay? yeah, it's going to be nice. and temperatures near our normal high temperatures in the low 80s and just a slight warm up for the weekend. but overall the forecast is looking great. and the south bay not so great for north 87. in the middle of the screen, the crash still blocks your right two lanes into downtown, jamming up 87 and a crash. and now a disabled

vehicle on south 680 in walnut creek around monument. now it's jammed up off highway four down toward the walnut creek interchange. you can cut the corner with kirker pass road. all right. thank you. mike. the today show is just ahead, and we are continuing today in the bay on roku and other streaming platforms. at 8:00 this morning. we are getting an early start on saturday's california adoption day for pets. and we have kittens in the house. you can watch online at nbcbayarea.com or on our smartphone app. meow! you're not running me. stick around. today's show starts next. have a great morning. tens of millions waking up to even more extreme weather. >> yeah. new storms and very high temperatures coming. good morning. it's june 4th. this is "today." wicked weather.