arrests, plus a controversial proposal to crack down on the homeless facing a make or break vote. we are live in san jose, where the unhoused may soon have to accept help from the city or face jail time. this is today in the bay. and this is today in the bay. tuesday morning i was about to say it is my monday. it's your monday is tuesday morning for us all here. and we're going to get you started with the day. i'm marcus washington and i'm ginger conejero saab. laura garcia has the morning off double duty on this tuesday morning. you've got one. we've got one word. if you need to check your weather or your traffic kari. okay, i like that. yeah. and it looks great on both fronts. so that's the good thing that we're starting with this morning. we are seeing our morning clouds rolling over palo alto and across most of the rest of the bay area. and as we take a look at what to expect, we are going to see those temperatures in some of the inland spots, like livermore,

really warming up quickly today, going from mid 50s at 7:00 to seeing our temperatures in the mid to upper 70s today. now it's going to be nice and much cooler than normal temperatures for most of us, but it will heat up in the south county where we don't quite get that ocean breeze because it's blocked by some of the hills there in the south bay. but looking at all of our other temperatures, you can definitely experience the kind of weather you like with a short drive or ride. now we'll talk more about what to expect coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. all right. thanks, kari. we begin with some breaking news for you over in europe after a deadly school shooting. now, this is video from that scene in graz, austria. this is the country's second largest city. so the incident happened at a high school there. and authorities say at least nine people are dead. that shooter also among the dead. now, according to the city's mayor, this is at least one, at least one adult. there is among those victims. several more students and teachers are injured. there is no word on their condition

now. police plan to announce more details for us later today. back up, back up, back up. back up, back up, back up. breaking news in san francisco, where late last night, tensions boiled between activists and police. now things really escalated after midnight, long after police declared an unlawful assembly. police say activists were told to disperse but some refused. video shows some of them breaking free after being detained. officers were also seen responding in a confrontation with some protesters, some of them in handcuffs. now, as of now, there is no confirmation on the exact number of arrests. but police say much of the late night damage involved activists marching along upper market street. some of the video from earlier shows people vandalizing a chase bank on 14th street. now there's also more video of people being detained by officers. mayor daniel lurie is blaming the damage on splinter groups who became violent after

most protesters had already gone home before sunset, however, thousands had gathered for a peaceful protest in the mission district to show solidarity with protesters in los angeles bay area. organizers are trying to stress there will likely be a long road ahead and are asking protesters here to stay peaceful. meanwhile, in los angeles, chaotic new clashes involving authorities and activists angry over ice raids. some of the video from last night shows fireworks going off and people throwing projectiles at police cars. but the protests still less intense than the ones over the weekend. separately, officers made arrests at a protest in santa ana. now, police say that activists threw objects at officers and set off fireworks. president trump is ordering another 2000 additional national guard troops to los angeles. that's in addition to

the 2000 already called in, and hundreds of marines who have yet to be deployed. now, that rare move to send military personnel comes as war of words ramp up between governor gavin newsom and president trump today in the bay's chris pollone live for us in washington this morning. and, chris, the latest clashes there have any impact on the ice rates, have they? no. marcus and ginger. it doesn't appear that they have those rates appear to be continuing unabated. and the word from the government is that they will continue for some time. of course, not defining exactly how long agents will be carrying out those operations in la. but, you know, those clashes that have started. they started on friday, continued through the weekend. they spilled into a fifth day overnight today. and all of this taking place since those ice raids began over the past week, rounding up hundreds of migrants as they often were working over the past week. after another night of skirmishes between protesters and police, 700 active duty

marines are joining the effort to quell the violence that erupted over the weekend in downtown los angeles, sent there by president trump. i think it would have been a very bad situation. it was heading in the wrong direction. it's now heading in the right direction. the marines joined thousands of national guard troops called up against the wishes of california governor gavin newsom and los angeles mayor karen bass. there was no reason for them to be here in the first place. if anything, it was a provocation. california now asking the courts to send the military home. trump and hegseth ignored law enforcement's expertise and guidance and trampled over our state's california's sovereignty. the city was burning. governor newsom did nothing. the mayor did nothing. so president trump, god bless him, he sent the national guard in to save property and save lives out of. mayor bass, now urging the trump administration to stop the immigration raids taking place throughout the area, which sparked the violent

protests. these raids do not need to take place. you are talking about people's places of work. you're talking about schools on capitol hill, disagreement over whether the military presence is helping or hurting. clearly, the state needs help and the president sending help. hopefully. hopefully it'll bring some peace. these people have zero credibility, zero credibility on the other side of the aisle when it comes to issues of law and order, a war of words over how best to keep the peace. and the last time active duty marines were deployed on u.s. soil, 1992. that was in response to riots that took place in los angeles following the acquittal of four lapd officers in the beating of rodney king. marcus and ginger. back to you. all right. thank you. chris pollone live from washington. now, we will continue to follow the latest on issa protests throughout our morning newscast,

as well as on our website. our kris sanchez will have more in the next half hour. you can also head over anytime to nbcbayarea.com. click the la protest bar at the top of the homepage for the latest. happening today in the south bay, a pivotal vote that may allow san jose police to arrest the unhoused who repeatedly refused shelter. today in the bay's bob redell live for us in san jose this morning. so a lot of folks are not happy about this proposal here. so what are they saying, bob? well, good morning to you, marcus. there are critics of mayor matt mahan proposal here in san jose to arrest people who live on the streets, who refuse shelter repeatedly. they say that this would further criminalize homelessness. so what's happening is later today, the san jose city council is expected to vote on whether or not to approve the mayor's responsibility to shelter initiative, which, if approved, would allow for the arrest or hospitalization of people on the street who refuse offers of shelter three times over an 18

month period. it would also expand outreach efforts and create a new police unit to enforce the policy. the police and fire unions have all voiced their support for the bill. the president of san jose firefighters local two, 30 told us they deal with thousands of fires each year caused by people living on the streets. critics have blasted the plan. not only does it criminalize homelessness, as they say, they claim that the city lacks enough shelter beds. now. at the same time, the city of san jose is planning to turn hotels and motels into transitional housing for the homeless at five locations throughout the city. one location would be at the bristol hotel on bascom avenue. this is near the border with campbell. it would probably be for mothers and their children, or single senior women. that's according to san jose's vice mayor, pam foley. but one person who lives there, he tells us he's concerned about what this will do to his neighborhood. concerern is the safety of this area. and then this is a quiet neighborhood. it's very comfortable. and then bring those homeless in, probably from

other locations or from other cities, going to increase the uncertainty factors of this area. i see this as a step up and assistance to a population that has a very difficult time finding housing. mothers and their children, unhoused mothers potentially living in their cars is unacceptable. so as i mentioned, san jose is working on five locations. i mentioned mentioned the bristol hotel. the other four are motels in san jose that they would like to convert to transitional housing to help more than 200 unhoused. those motels are the allure inn on oakland road, casa lyndale motel on monterey highway, fontaine inn on fontaine road, and motel six, a motel six near casino matrix here in san jose, reporting live here in san jose, bob redell today in the bay a story. we will certainly continue to follow there, bob. thank you. 609 for you on this

tuesday morning, we're taking a live look out in dublin. good morning to all of you there in the tri-valley making your way to work. we're going to get a roundup on your weather and your traffic in just a bit, but the roads are still kind of looking clear, the weather, the sky looking clear as well. we're going to hear from meteorologist kari hall. yeah, looks good out there. let's zoom in to the south bay to take a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon. we're going to see highs in the upper 70s for san jose. we don't always get this in june. and it's been nice to have near normal or even cooler than normal temperatures in some spots. but it will be heating up again for morgan hill. so really, depending on your location and our wide range in our microclimates will continue. today we're in the mid 60s for oakland and upper 70s for concord and walnut creek. pleasanton headed for 79 degrees in palo alto. it will be 77, but we're staying in the 50s in half moon bay today and in san francisco. look for those highs in the mid 60s for later this afternoon. and 79 in santa rosa,

ukiah. we're back in the 90s today and it will be 77 in napa. as we're getting out on the roads this morning, i wanted to show you the commute, get you caught up as we take a look at a lot of green sensors for the south bay, that means that even though it's usually a day where we have a heavier volume of traffic, it's tuesday. we're not seeing it yet picking up, but some of these incidents popping up may slow things down. we are seeing the slowdown in a couple of accidents as you head toward the richmond san rafael bridge. and then we're also seeing some of those incidents as you're heading over toward the east bay. we're still been we've still been tracking the slowdown heading through 680. but now in concord, we have a new accident that has popped up. this is going southbound as you're cutting over from 242, and it is causing a big backup there in the commute direction heading through concord. and hopefully we get that cleared up soon so that the traffic can recover as more people are hitting the roads. so i'll keep an eye on that. another update coming up again in a few minutes. good

deal. thanks kari for the future of driverless vehicles. may soon hit overdrive in california. forget robo taxis. how about robo trucks coming up the hearing today that may lead to driverless semi trucks sharing the road. turns out the tin cans are mostly made of steel, and the steel tariff means pricier soup for you. let's go out to the futures this morning. we're waiting for word on the negotiations between the u.s. and china. and you can see traders are just sitting, sitting still from the bay area to hollywood. why? you may want to grab a bucket of popcorn for steph curry's next big move. well, stick around for that and so much more. you're watching today in the bay.

happy tuesday to you. if you depend on waymo to get around the city. note that the company is restricting the routes for self-driving cars. interesting psychology that those who oppose ice raids also don't like robot cars. we're waiting for any news out of the u.s. china talks taking place in london. companies like campbell's soup warning prices will rise because tin cans that soup and vegetables come in aren't made just a tin. they're mostly steel. and president trump has raised tariffs on steel. apple holds its worldwide developers

conference this week in cupertino. both in person and online. during the keynote speech, apple showed off the new ios 26. remember, they're going to use the year as the number on software from here on out. other improvements live translations. if your german friend texts you in german, you see it in english or whatever language you want, and your phone will screen your calls. if an unknown caller rings you, your phone will ask them who they are, what they want before putting it through. apple also played up something it calls liquid glass, which is a user interface tweak. make sure iphone apps look like they're fating above the lock screen. the company's developers seem quite excited by it. we began by rethinking the fundamental elements that make up our software, and it starts with an entirely new expressive material we call liquid glass, with the optical qualities of glass and a fluidity that only apple can achieve. now, we did not hear a lot about artificial

intelligence, leading to this cnbc headline. we didn't expect much from apple's big software event, and we're still disappointed. lots of companies rushing to catch up on ai. meta, which used to be facebook until mark zuckerberg announced the metaverse would be the future, is now very interested in ai. several reports say the meta ceo is taking personal control of hiring a team to make a superintelligence. it's already invested billions in the startup scale ai. president trump touted the so-called maga baby savings account at an event the white house. part of the spending bill giving every newborn baby $1,000 savings account. originally a democratic idea, cory booker called them baby bonds. you see, the speaker of the house johnson there. bloomberg reporting johnson is asking republicans in the senate not to mess with the huge tax breaks for salt, state and local taxes. this is a big deal in california. we've talked about this. house republicans from california and new york say

they won't vote for the bill without them. this week on our podcast, sand hill road, we talked to joe lieu, a silicon valley investor who got his start as a college dropout vacuuming out rental cars for enterprise. what's the weirdest thing you found in a rental car? weirdest thing that i found in a rental car. i mean, i wouldn't say that it's weird. obviously. i'm sure you can imagine a lot of the kinds of things that we did find. and it is a podcast, so we're not broadcasting over the air. the fcc doesn't count. i mean, we found everything from, oh, they cut it off. i guess you'll just have to listen. silicon valley, sand hill road, find it wherever you find your podcast. now, i presume that our bosses have already heard the podcast. they are listeners, after all. but if not, they may be panicking right now. what did he find? what d he find? i guess you'll just have to download it and listen. well, another good point to, i mean, thing to point out there

is he was vacuuming at enterprise rental cars and how successful joe is. yeah. and it overcame a lot to get there. hard work. yep. love stories like that. yeah. me too. thanks so much, scott. well, happening today, preparing for the next wave of driverless vehicles. now, in this case, we're talking about heavy duty trucks and commercial vehicles here. the dmv holding a hearing this morning in san francisco. so it's going to focus on regulations for testing self-driving vehicles weighing more than five tons, including those semi trucks. self-driving trucks are already being tested in other states, including texas and arizona. well, turning for you this morning. warriors star steph curry giving meaning a new one there to the term goat. but in this case we're not talking about steph versus lebron or michael or any other greatest of all time basketball player. instead, steph will be lending his voice to a new basketball themed animated film called goat. now it's a made up sport. he's playing a made up sport in that movie called raw ball.

steph will also have a producing role in that film, and sony unveiled a preview for fans at an animation film festival yesterday. that film will also include gabrielle union, david harbor from stranger things and comedians patton oswalt and nick kroll. this film is scheduled for release next february. oh, ginger, don't tell us you got another role. you got a role there. you just. is this your debut? are you telling us about it? that was my. that was my second mom. joke of the morning. to follow up on the 5 a.m. newscast. anyways, when you do voices for your kids at bedtime, you just carry over, right? kari. yeah, yeah. and i know it's always great to get to work and actually talk to adults again. yes. so happy to be here with you guys. the things i miss. yeah. all right, well, you're not msing out on the

great weather that we are seeing. it has been pretty awesome for most spots, but of course we do have our microclimates. and if you've been getting outside enjoying the cooler weather, watch out for the pollen again. today i wanted to show you the pollen count that is moderate for all of tree pollen, pine pollen as well as grass pollen that's really been kicking up here lately. as we get a look at walnut creek, we are starting out with some low clouds and some higher clouds. all of this clears out within the next couple of hours, but helps cool us down. we have just enough of a breeze to make it feel cool. with temperatures in the mid 50s, we should start to see a little bit more sun around 9 to 10:00. as we typically see everything's right on schedule and our temperatures are headed right towards our normal highs in the upper 70s. for parts of the east bay, it will be 79 for the high temperature in concord and 84 in fairfield and in the south county. it's still going to be warm this afternoon. the cool ocean breeze that we're getting from the coastline, and

the fog transports across the peninsula into the east bay, but it will be blocked by the hills in the south counties, so it's still going to be pretty toasty there for morgan hill to gilroy. and tomorrow we could see some slight cooling there, while the rest of the bay area stays very mild and cool for san francisco and half moon bay, along with up and down the coastline. it's been dry, so let's check in on our reservoirs. as we get deeper into summer, we kind of deplete that water supply as we go month after month without rainfall. but we're doing pretty well. we're at 90% of capacity for the four largest reservoirs across northern california. and so despite having a very dry southern california winter in norcal, we are seeing a pretty good amount of water storage there in our reservoirs. looking at livermore today, the next few days, it looks really nice here. highs in the upper 70s. it's not until the middle of next week when the heat comes back, so we're enjoying at least several more days of near normal or

cooler than normal temperatures heading into the weekend. i'll have another update coming up again in a few minutes. marcus and ginger. all right, thanks a lot, kari. well, kari was just talking about those sunny conditions out there, but maybe the warmer days. you may have noticed some increase in unwelcome visitors inside the home. well, stick around, because we're going to break down what you can do to make sure that summer pests don't ruin your fun in the sun. keep ruin your fun in the sun. keep it right here. boom! looks like t-pain is too munch for y'all! gamer [in headset]: did i hear munch? sounds like someone's craving his new munchie meal... wait— do you just appear whenever somebody says munch? why is that weird? get t-pain's new tater melt munchie meal. muuuunch! welcome to jack in the box!

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today in the bay. turning now to our climate in crisis. you may be dealing with some unwanted visitors in your home. pests. so experts say mild winters let them adapt enough to survive. and now they're looking for somewhere to crawl into cooler places. and there's actually a pest map for the summer that a local pest control company has published. and for us here in california, we especially need to watch out for carpenter ants and mosquitoes in the bay area. depending on your microclimate, you may have issues with flies, rodents, cockroaches, yellow jackets, and or wasps. and we spoke with zach smith of smith's pest management, who explained why after a mild winter. it's not just a creepy crawlies, but flies that could show up at your summer barbecue. the lifespan of a fly, for example, is dictated

by the temperature. so if it's warmer every day, that fly will go through its life cycle faster and can have more generations in a year. so warmer season, faster reproduction, more bugs. rodents are very similar. okay, so this weekend, here are some items you can check off of your list. and you can inspect those crawl spaces or garages for early signs of rodents in those dark and humid spaces. and you want to make sure that there's no standing water around your home or garden, because that can breed mosquitoes. avoid overgrown yards that can serve as hidingpots for the critters. you can learn more about how climate change affects the bay area and solutions by visiting our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab. ginger marcus all right. thanks, kari. we've got a lot more ahead at 630, including breaking news. issa protests intensify on bay area streets. how peaceful protests escalated late into the

night. and the message at the center of it all. and folks living in one encampment say that they were forced out with no warning. the legal hearing happening today that may decide their fate. and later we're approaching one year until the 2026 world cup. that's right. a look at preparations underway in levi's stadium, where international soccer will kick into high gear. keep it here. you're watching today in the bay.

back up, back up, back up. breaking news right now. at 630, an ice protest in san francisco turns violent overnight. the brand new video showing demonstrators clashing with police as officers try to make arrests. this is today in the bay. good tuesday morning. i'm ginger conejero saab filling in for laura garcia, and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to that breaking news in just a moment. but first, want to get you caught up on that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking those conditions for us across the bay area. how's it looking, kari? it looks a nice start it looks like a nice start to our tuesday morning and our usual mid 50s and morning clouds. we're seeing that as you're getting ready to head out the door. it's at 55 right now in san francisco and 56 as we take a look at walnut creek, 57 for palo alto and san

jose, and then a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon, it will be 62 in oakland and 73 in novato. you can see the wide range in our microclimates with upper 70s for the tri-valley, as well as napa and sonoma valleys, as hot as 94 degrees in clear lake. today. we'll half moon bay stays in the 50s. so we'll talk about that range and temperatures and what's ahead coming up in our full microclimate forecast. thanks, kari. well, back to that breaking news for you this morning. new protests in the bay area and in southern california in response to ice crackdown and deployment of national guard troops. this is new video from overnight showing the latest clashes in downtown los angeles. reporters from our la sister station say last night was mostly peaceful, but at times things heated up between protesters and law enforcement. some of the video shows fireworks going off and projectiles being thrown. so far, there is no word on any new arrests. now, police did take several people into custody in

santa ana. this followed the protests outside of the city's federal building, including about 1000 people. but then police declared an unlawful assembly there. now there's no word of an exact number of people takenen into custody. and it all comes as president trump announces plans to send 2000 additional troops to los angeles. that's on top of the 2000 already deployed 700 marines, also still waiting to be called into action. los angeles mayor karen bass spoke with our la affiliate by phone last night. she believes l.a. is part of a white house experiment with deeper implications. i think that that we are a test case to what happens if the federal government decides to take power from a governor and to take over a city. i think we are the laboratory rats right now for the administration, and i don't think our city should be played with. governor newsom and state attorney general r bonta filed a new lawsuit against the

trump administration. they claim the president's orders unconstitutionally federalize the california national guard. the bay area protesters are showing their solidarity with la activists. but late last night in san francisco, things got out of hand. today in the bay's kris sanchez is in our newsroom. and kris, authorities say this involved splinter groups from an earlier protest that was mostly peaceful. but this morning, some of those protesters are waking up in jail. yes. good morning, ginger and marcus. so those arrests happened late in the night after those two groups splintered away from the larger protest and pushed back against police who were trying to hold the line at market and van ness. this is the moment that some of those protesters who were being surrounded by san francisco police officers in riot gear and with batons, tried to get away. at one point, officers and protesters are seen struggling on the ground. both the sfpd interim chief and mayor daniel lurie said that these protest groups were splinter groups and

didn't represent the larger, peaceful protest. several people were arrested and at least two were taken away by ambulance. san francisco did call in officers from other departments for mutual aid. and this is what you're seeing at union square. some of the store windows boarded up and others had extra security in anticipation of possible looting. now, that was a contrast to the peaceful march through the mission, through most of the afternoon and early evening, where both the again, the san francisco mayor and interim chief said that the group was larger and peaceful on sunday and then sunday's protest, about 2000 people chanted their support for la and decried trump administration immigration tactics. this is all being done in peace and we're not trying here to harm anyone, but here to raise our voice and raise the voice of those who are oppressed. are we traitors to this country because we protest like that is where i take issue now. at the rally in san jose, a

lot of parents brought their children to city hall trying to send the message that trump's immigration policies are terrorizing and tearing families apart. inside city hall, people shared their experiences as several community groups also asked the city council to set aside at least $1.5 million for legal assistance in the community. now, later this evening, people will gather in oakland for an interfaith vigil at fruitvale plaza to show their support as well. and we're hoping things will remain peaceful. marcus. all right. thank you, chris, and we will continue to follow the latest in la and right here in the bay area on air, as well as on our website. for online updates, go to nbcbayarea.com and click on la protest in the bar at the top of that homepage. happening today, a judge will hear arguments on the controversial clearing of a berkeley encampment. today's hearing will focus on a possible preliminary injunction for an encampment on eighth and harrison. that's

where the city conducted a surprise sweep last wednesday. about 40 unhoused residents were left scrambling. some people told us their belongings were taken or destroyed. a judge later ordered the city to immediately halt the sweep, citing a lack of prior notice. but the city argues people there were warned in february about what is now an expired restraining order. in san jose, also today, leaders are scheduled to vote on mayor matt mahan budget proposal to expand enforcement against the unhoused. his responsibility to shelter initiative would allow for the arrest or the hospitalization of people on the street who refuse offers of shelter three times over an 18 month period. it would also expand outreach efforts and create a new police unit to enforce the policy. critics blasted the plan, saying it further criminalizes homelessness and claiming the city lacks enough shelter beds. a live look near the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza.

this is where drivers should expect more delays this week between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. the closure will run through friday. this all comes after the bridge was shut down last week due to a falling concrete in the upper deck. that forced emergency repairs and prompted the agency to close lanes in both directions. want to check in with meteorologist kari hall right now? because she's checking in with both what's happening on those roads as well as with our forecast? yes, sometimes they're connected, and so we're seeing at least clear visibility. things look good in the south bay and we are starting out cloudy. but as we take a look at our trend over the next few hours, it will go from cloudy to some peeks of sunshine at 8:00 and temperatures climbing into the 60s. we should be all clear by 10:00 and the rest of the day is sunny as we keep the comfortable highs headed for the mid to upper 70s today. zoom into the south bay shows that temperatures even in the south bay will range from 76 in milpitas to 86 in morgan hill, and anywhere from mid 60s in oakland to low 80s for antioch.

so we are still seeing, just depending on your microclimate, some cool weather near the coast and very warm temperatures for the inland valleys. getting out on the roads this morning. we've seen so far just a few minor incidents. nothing major at this point. even the accident that was moving on. 580 as you're coming outut of the north bay ad heading through it, looks like it hasn't caused any major delays for the east bay. we are seeing it slow down. coming on 680, going southbound as you pass through dublin and heading into fremont. we've seen it slowing down there as well on highway four coming through the delta. so as of now, things are flowing as they normally do on a tuesday. back to you. well, coming up on today in the bay, president trump says la would have burned down without him. his critics say he's fanning the flames out to the big board this morning. we're really waiting a lot on any word of us-china trade relations and we're not getting it. so you see that not much is happening. well, just

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fog and low clouds. temperatures are in the low 50s right now, but all of this clears out fairly quickly throughout the morning and temperatures warm up. and we're back to some of the same weather we saw yesterday. a very pleasant afternoon. and as you're heading out on the roads, well, we've seen the traffic really starting to stack up there at the bay bridge toll plaza happened not too long after they turned on the metering lights. and we're also seeing the traffic flowing quite a bit, flowing smoothly as you're crossing the golden gate bridge. so i'll have a look at the roads and weather coming up in a few minutes. the way president trump sees la and the way l.a. sees itself are very different. scott mcgrew it's two tales of one city. yeah. how about the worst of times and the worst of times, at least according to president trump. california's governor and la's mayor accused president trump of not just fanning the flames by sending in those troops. they accuse him of straight out lying about the situation in la. here's the president. it's lucky

for the people in los angeles and in california that we did what we did. we got it just in time. it's still simmering a little bit, but not very much. president trump has ordered u.s. marines into the city, posting just moments ago, the city would have burned to the ground if he hadn't sent troops. the president has also upped the number of national guard. critics say the president is inventing a crisis to justify the use of the military. pointing out the violence that you see on tv, or for that matter, in a graphic behind a reporter, are a few street corners and not a whole city. la's mayor says the lapd and the sheriff's department can handle it. i mean, we didn't need the national guard. why on earth what are they going to do? do you know what the national guard is doing now? they are guarding two buildings. they're guarding the federal building here in downtown, and they're guarding the federal building in westwood. that's what they're doing. so they need marines on top of it. i don't understand

that. that's why i feel like we are part of an experiment that we did not ask to be a part of. as far as the city of angels, dhs secretary kristi noem told fox news, l.a. is a city of criminals. los angelenos, meanwhile, quick with the sarcasm i saw on the news that california has fallen. i'm in west la. it is total chaos. everything that you've heard is true. do not come here. i'm gonna get some ice cream. now, as we talk about the national guard and protesters in los angeles, keep in mind pretty much everybody you see on tv on both sides are californians. the national guard was not sent to southern california. they live there. the 79th infantry brigade's first battalion is from orange county. there's another from manhattan beach. it's californians now under the control of president trump, facing californians protesting president trump. the 79th has a

long history of helping their fellow californians, and that is the main purpose of citizen soldiers to be there to help their state. they were particularly helpful during the fires in los angeles earlier this year, and many signed up to be part of governor newsom's joint task force rattlesnake to fight wildfires alongside cal fire. i've worked with the national guard, we've deployed the national guard, we did three plus thousd folks have been doing logistics work and fire recovery work, and they're fighting the fires. the. rattlesnake teams, we did t same back in george floyd. we have no protocol. there's a process. he didn't care about that. get down. go down down down. video of the 79th training for those wildfires. the possibility of being overtaken by fire, getting inside their protective covers. some of those same people are now protecting federal buildings in los angeles. so the key argument here between trump and the state

of california is this while the national guard, including the 79th, normally reports to governor newsom, who can deploy them if he thinks there's an emergency, a president can federalize those troops and put them under the command of the pentagon, under title ten. presidents do not need a governor's approval, and they've done that before. most notably, president kennedy activating the alabama guard to help integrate the schools over the wishes of governor george wallace. those troops in that case, and in modern day, can only support law enforcement. they are not law enforcement. they have no power to arrest anyone under title ten. ginger. important facts. thanks, scott. well, tomorrow marks one year from what is promised to be the largest global soccer event ever. that is when an expanded world cup kicks off with 48 nations taking part. now soccer fans from around the world will descend on to north america and those venues including ours, levi stadium today in the bay's bob

redell. joining us with a sneak peek at how they're preparing. we're here to put santa clara on the map and we're excited about it. levi stadium thinks this new big screen tv will help with that. you're looking at what the stadium says will be the largest 4k screen in the nfl, more than 40% larger than the old screen, which for world cup soccer fans will mean much improved picture quality, increased vibrant colors and better sound. want to say it's over 70 million with the video board and sound system? who do you call up best buy? there's specialty vendors that actually put those boards up. the ongoing construction at levi's represents an over $200 million investment in the stadium over the past two years. that includes not only the new tv, but a larger pitch for world cup soccer, better stadium lighting, and improved wi-fi and cell connectivity throughout the venue. the bay area host committee expects world cup to generate anywhere between 480 and $630 million in economic

impact to our region. el farolito taqueria in the mission in s.f, is prepared to scoop up some of those dollars the same way they did every time the warriors and giants won their respective championships. we had more staff, we prepare more food and thankfully it does. it does sell. so we got to be more organized in that way and then and be prepared to give a good service and leave a good mark on the people that come and visit the mission for the first time. bob redell today in the bay. and make sure you stick with nbc bay area this week as we highlight the road to the world cup that's going to include coverage on air as well as online at nbcbayarea.com. and as always, we are streaming on roku and many other platforms that include some burritos from el farolito that was that looked delicious. play your cards right, i think so. burn it off as you go through all those stairs watching world cup games. oh yeah, that's pretty good. a little something, just a little something. that's all i got. all

right. show off some more of the skills. but you know what? let's get a look at what the bay area is displaying right now. and it's a wide range in weather. as you drive from one spot to the next, this will most likely be the scene throughout most of the morning, even into the afternoon, and some mist and drizzle coming down. but that's also going to keep those temperatures very cool. the low clouds that we're seeing over the south bay will be clearing out late morning, and if you're heading out, just don't forget to take the allergy medication, because we've seen a moderate amount of olive and pine tree pollen, as well as grass pollen floating through the air. everything else is fairly low, but the temperatures have been so nice away from the coastline, where it's been very chilly, and in palo alto it's going to be sunny and 77 degrees in the upper 60s for hayward, for the east bay, upper 70 concord 79 there, and 79 in santa rosa. while we will see some warmer temperatures for the south county, that's one of the few spots that doesn't get that cool

ocean breeze that we'll see. make it to san jose. it's kind of blocked by those hills as we head to the south county, and the temperatures will make it into the mid to upper 80s today, and still pretty warm tomorrow. while the rest of the bay area is fairly cool, even looking at thursday, it's more of the same as we continue in the steady weather pattern. but i wanted to keep you up to date on what's happening in the tropics as well. yeah, the pacific hurricane season is getting going out there. so there's tropical storm barbara as well as cosme, and we're seeing both of these storms weakening over the next few days. but keep an eye on it if you have travel plans to cabo. temperatures over the next several days remain steady, not seeing a significant warm up until possibly the middle of next week. let's get you out there on the roadways this morning, as we see a lot of green sensors here across the bay area on our traffic maps, we've had a few incidents, and we're seeing the normal flow of traffic coming through the tri-valley on 580 from grant line road to i 680. it takes

about 25 minutes. and everywhere else we're seeing yellow, not a lot of red sensors. so that means that we're flowing at least at a decent clip across the bay. back to you. thanks a lot, kari. happening now. police in napa are searching for a man wanted in connection to a murder. he's identified as 40 year old ernie victor solis. and it follows the discovery of a woman found dead inside a home on sunday. solis also faces assault th a deadly weapon and domestic violence charges in connection to her death. police are not saying how the suspect and the victim knew each other. and we're back with a look at our top stories this morning, including chaotic late night clashes in the bay area. police and activists square off in san francisco in response to the recent ice arrests. we'll have a lo at the dramatic brand new video and the latest on arrests and a controversial proposal to crack down on the homeless. the make or break vote in san jose to force the unhoused to accept help from the city oror go to

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welcome back. we are moving the bay area forward with a look at top stories on today in the bay, including breaking news and new details on the gunman in a school shooting rampage in europe. so this happened at a high school in graz, austria. this is the country's second largest city and authorities now confirming nine people are dead. they also say that the shooter is dead. several more students and teachers are injured. there is no word on their condition

right now. but in a new post, authorities say that the gunman was 21 years old and lived in the area. he used two guns in the rampage and he took his own life as police closed in. new protests in the bay area and southern california in response to the ice crackdown and deployment of national guard troops. reporters from our sister station say last night was mostly peaceful in los angeles, but at times things heated up. video shows fireworks going off and projectiles being thrown. so far, no word on arrests. now, we also know police did make arrests in santa ana. it followed a protest outside the city's federal building involving about a thousand people. the arrests happened after police declared an unlawful assembly, but there is no word on the exact number of people taken into custody. meantime, tensions boiled over here in the bay area in san francisco last night. things really escalated after midnight, long after police declared an

unlawful assembly. much of the late night damage involved activists marching along upper market street. as of now, there's no confirmation on the number of arrests, but mayor daniel lurie is blaming the damage on splinter groups who became violent after protesters had already gone home. we will continue to follow the latest on ice protests on air and online. you can head over anytime to nbcbayarea.com. click the la protest bar for the latest at the top of the home page in san jose. today, leaders are scheduled to vote on mayor matt mahan budget proposal to expand enforcement against the unhoused. his responsibility to shelter initiative would allow for the arrest or hospitalization of people on the street who refuse offers of shelter three times over an 18 month period. now it should. it would also expand outreach efforts and create new police unit to enforce that policy. critics are blasting that plan, saying that further criminal

criminalizes homelessness and claiming that the city lacks enough shelter beds. all right, let's get a last look at your weather and traffic as well. yeah, it's been pretty much the same weather for each of the microclimates, just really depending on what you saw yesterday. expect that to repeat today. and we're headed for the low 80s in the inland areas. there will be some spots in the mid to upper 80s. while san francisco and near the coastline stays in the low 60s. we should see a little bit more sunshine by the end of the week. and getting out on the roadways this morning. well, that's the backup there, heading in the direction of the san mateo bridge. flowing smoothly there, but looks good in oakland. both directions on 880 and then looking at the richmond san rafael bridge, also slowing as you're trying to head through. and san jose. usually it starts to stack up at this time, but looks pretty good there on 101. all right. decent start to that tuesday morning. and today's show is just ahead. we are continuing today in the bay on roku and other streaming platforms. so you can watch our

8 a.m. newscast. we'll hear from one reality tv veteran who's about to make a big return on a new show that's airing right here on nbc bay area. you can also watch our newscast at nbcbayarea.com or on your smart phone smartphone app. all right. well, there you have it. and that's what's happening across the bay area and the world for you this morning on this tuesday. thanks so much for allowing us to be a part of your morning. stick around because the today show is next. hi there. good tuesday morning. more troops ordered to hi there, goods tuesday morning. >> new protests erupting overnight. it's june 10th, this is "today." breaking news, clashes and protests spilling into a fifth day in los angeles. president trump doubling down, sending in thousands more