started wedding planning just yet. congratulations! don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. busy day. janelle, right now at 530 only on nbc bay area. new details about a deadly shooting in the south bay that has a tight knit community confused and looking for answers. what led to the shooting betweenen o time friends? also, president trump taking more action against california, how he's changing the state's mandate involving electric vehicles with a swipe of a pen, and more protests in san francisco opposing the crackdown on immigrants. the message faith leaders from across the bay area are sending today. welcome back. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang. and i'm garvin thomas. the south bay soccer community is in shock tonight after learning a former soccer coach has been

killed. and tonight we're learning the suspect in the case may be a childhood friend of the victim. a man who once played for the san jose earthquakes. damian trujillo is at police headquarters. with the story you will see only on nbc bay area. we should emphasize that police have released the suspect, david gold, known as gold, pending further investigation. tonight, the soccer community is at a loss for answers. on june 6th, this almaden valley home became a crime scene. police arrested dave gold, a onetime player for the san jose earthquakes, in connection with the homicide investigation. he was also an assistant coach with what was then known as the san jose clash. friends confirmed the victim was ronnie morris, who they say was gold's good friend and once his assistant coach. well, they were the best of friends, brother like, and everyone is just completely shocked and confused. i spoke on the phone with the owner of the

san jose soccer club, where gold was head coach until last summer. he says he's known both gold and morris since the 80s. the team was a popular youth soccer coach. he popular guy in the lococker roo you know, with the pro teams that he's coached. you know, he's a popular guy in our club when he coached us. so he's a very, very nice guy. police have been tight lipped about the investigation. today. we learned the da wants more evidence before deciding whether to file any charges against gold. no one answered when we knocked on the door of gold's home in almaden valley. neighbors say they're stunned. i'm just shocked that in my neighborhood. yeah, kind of surprising me. you know, this neighborhood, it quite safe. so to hear, like, somebody shooting around this neighborhood. quite a shock and surprise me tonight,

the soccer community is in disbelief, still waiting for answers as to exactly what happened between the two men, who many described as being like family in the south bay. damian trujillo nbc bay area news. we want to go to overseas now where there is breaking news from the middle east. israel is now warning its citizens to expect a missile and drone attack in the immediate future. the warning comes minutes after israel began a series of what they're calling preemptive strikes against iran. for days, there have been multiple warnings that the strikes were coming amid growing fears of iran's nuclear capabilities. u.s. officials issued a statement confirming the israeli airstrikes and stressing there is no u.s. involvement. it is unclear exactly what was targeted in the initial round of airstrikes in iran. we're going to continue to follow this breaking story. we'll bring you any information as they come into our newsroom. moving on now. no more clean

vehicle requirements in california. president trump taking another hit at the state, signing a bill to block california's plans. but governor newsom is already gearing up for another fight in court. the state had set a goal to phase out the sale of new gas vehicles by 2035. but today, president trump signed three resolutions blocking california's mandate. it also revokes the federal waiver that allows california to set its own tailpipe emission standards under the clean air act. those waivers date all the way back to 1967. we officially rescue the u.s. auto industry from destruction by terminating california electric vehicle mandate once and for all. it also blocked 17 other states that had adopted what trump calls california's ev mandate. immediately after today's signing, governor newsom announced a lawsuit is being filed, and attorney general bonta says california is ready to fight. we refuse to let this

unprecedented and illegal use of the cra undermine the clean air act, waivers that give california the authority to enforce our own emission standards. tracking data from the environmental protection agency shows that transportation accounts for about a fourth of all u.s. greenhouse gas emissions. leaders of faith groups from around the bay area converged in san francisco city hall to protest the trump administration's crackdown on immigrants. mayor daniel lurie led a group of speakers encouraging resistance against both ice and the trump administration. here's nbc bay area's robert honda. the rally here at city hall was a way for hundreds of faith organizations to collectively speak out against what the trump administration is doing to immigrants that make the country. it was billed as a san francisco interfaith unity gathering on the steps of city hall, but it had all the sights and sounds of an angry protest aimed at therump administration. unfortunately, under the guise of border

enforcement, and despite a promise to prioritize the removal of violent criminals, we are seeing law abiding multi status families detained and traumatized by federal authorities. we are moved to call for a humane approach to immigration, whether we are hindu,hristian, muslim, jewish or buddhist, our faiths teach us the same truth. we are called to protect the vulnerable, not hunt them down. mayor daniel lurie echoed those sentiments. there are many who are sitting so deeply in fear right now, and with good reason. but those of us who are here today, those of us who can stand tall in our faith, faith in this city, faith in our core values, faith in each other, we must do that now. the last word was given to

well-known faith and civil rights leader reverend amos c brown. i'm begging you. let us be first responders. don't sit around and talk about how bad things are. that's right. it's time for us to roll up our sleeves and get to work. leaders here say they hope to take their collective spirit to help other groups organizing peaceful demonstrations, including the nationwide no king's day protests on saturday in san francisco, robert honda, nbc bay area news. defense secretary pete hegseth continued his week long testimony before congress. he was questioned by the house armed services committee about the defense department's budget request for next year. while secretary hegseth was there to discusshe budget, lawmakers were able to ask questions on any topic among them. this tense exchange are the marines in los angeles, ordered to protect

property by any means necessary, sir, i would say the ice officers and police officers being attacked is not political theater. the national guard just yes or no? just yes or no. the national guard and marines have the full authority to protect federal ice agents. yes or no? just. can you just say yes or no? this isn't fox anymore. just yes or no. they're there to protect federal agents and federal. another bs answer under the srf, the use of force. are marines allowed to fire warning shots? no. now that's more like it. today's testimony is the third hearing this week after the senate appropriations subcommittee on wednesday, and then the hou appropriations subcommittee on tuesday. as so much turmoil swirls around immigration, the trump administration is launching a website for those interested in

a new investor visa for the u.s. it will allow potential foreign investors to sign up for early access to a newly created gold card. president trump previously pitched the gold card as a replacement of the eb five visa program, upping the amount investors would need to spend to $5 million. with that price tag comes a promise of a path to citizenship. the current program requires would be investors to invest a little more than $1 million and create at least ten jobs. mr. trump has said he plans to end the eb five program, which was reauthorized by congress in 2022. menlo park based meta is announcing new steps to fight against so-called nudity apps. the apps use ai to create fake, non-consensual nude or sexually explicit images. the apps have seen a concerning growth across the internet. tonight, in an nbc nightly news exclusive, savannah sellers talks with meta's global head of safety amid questions about whether they're doing enough to rein in those apps for families

who might say this is too little, too late, what do you say? what i would like to say to th is we are on their side. we want our community to be a safe place for them. we're going to be taking action. we're going to file lawsuits. we're going to continue to develop technology. savannah, we'll have more of our interview tonight on nbc nightly news with tom llamas. that's coming up at 630. speaking of apps, if you're using a free one to hide your internet traffic, you could be inadvertently giving your information to china that, according to a new report published by the tech transparency project, it accuses 17 apps of having undisclosed ties to china. they can be found on both apple and google's app stores, and in seral cases, they found links to a prominent chinese cybersecurity company, which is under u.s. government sanctions. the apps are all virtual private networks, or vpns, which are primarily used to make it harder for a website to know who is visiting them or skirt around censorship measures. but unless the company takes a significant steps to

automatically delete its users search histories, the company is likely to keep records of internet activity. just hang up on a hotel concierge because it's probably just an imposter. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll tell you about that scam, plus give you an invitation to learn about many more. next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we'll show you more about the drought. also our reservoirs. i'll get you tt update.ha oh, he's a good boy. audiences give, ow to train your dragon' an a. oh. it's...

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to warn you aut them. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with an invitation for you to learn even more about the thieves latest tricks and hopefully stay one step ahead. good evening. i was just online the other day warning people about the concierge scam where thieves are pretending to be hotel concierges to try to fool you. basically, the imposters claim there's a problem with your payment method in your hotel profile or for an upcoming

stay, but it's just a ruse to get a hold of your credit card numbers. just hang up on the concierge, then call the hotel yourself to see if there's really a problem. we're not the only ones on the lookout for scams. so is aarp. and next wednesday, it's hosting a special event called the scam jam. well, what we're trying to do is really educate our community in the bay area. we're such a wealthy community. there's a lot of people out there who fall victim of scams and crimes, and it's just a way of us to kind of educate the community about what's going on. aarp is lined up experts in law enforcement and consumer protection to get you smart about identity theft, romance scams, travel scams, veteran scams, scams that prey on people with dementia, and so many more scams. you can register for free using the qr code on screen. scam jam is set for next wednesday at the santa clara county department of aging and adult services, 353 west julian street in san jose. it starts at 8:30 a.m. and goes until 1 p.m. best of all, it's free. but aarp says you do have to register in

advance. when you spot scams, you can let us know. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. the scams are getting ridiculous on my phone, over email calls. it's just. and they're trying to be so deceptive, but i always just don't respond. that's the best advice completely. just go through the text message. it's like another one, another one. just say block block junk. yeah, but one thing you don't want to block the weather. yeah, it's just enjoying soaking it all up. it's been spectacular. it really has. i like that spectacular. soaking it up, getting out there, enjoying those rays of sunshine. we got some fog on the coastline. but look, our friday forecast, it's going to heat up really nicely for the upcoming weekend. let's go ahead and start it off with our friday morning. and we do see some fog here at the immediate coastline. but the overall picture not nearly as foggy as it's been the past couple of mornings. we'll actually see some sunshine here to begin for the south bay and the north bay. and then those low clouds here across the bay and at the immediate coastline.

but look at this. by the time we head into 9:00 in the morning, most areas under sunshine and then through the afternoon, we'll actually get in on some sun throughout portions of the coast. so the only thing tomorrow morning, we cannot get rid of these cold temperatures. we're back down again in the low to mid 50s for much of the bay area. that will leave us with 55 here in the peninsula. the one exception and the coldest spot will be the north bay right here at 49 through the afternoon. tomorrow we are seeing temperatures going back up into the 70s and low 80s inland. so you're going to be doing everything you can probably to get out from behind the desk at work and just get lunch outside and just enjoy this 81 here in concord, 76 in san jose. it's not a bad idea, right? 80 in san jose and 79 in napa, right at the coastline will be in those 50 to 60. so withhe weather looking this good here for tomorrow, the one thing i wanted to get into right now is the reservoirs. this time of year can always be a little nerve wracking. how are they setting up, how much water is in them?

but we've got some good news to report on this. latest numbers showing lake sonoma 68% of capacity. look at marin water reservoirs 94% of capacity continues. east bay mud 88%. lexington 63. uvas right here at 74. not only holding good levels here across the bay area, but check out the statewide reservoirs. we haven't seen some of these reservoirs this time of the year this full in quite some time. we had 99% of capacity. lake oroville, lake shasta 90% and many of the other reservoirs also doing excellent. and really these reservoirs doing the best. and that's becau they got hit with so many atmospheric rivers this past winter. and overall, we've seen three substantial winter rain seasons coming throughout, mainly northern california. so that's really going to kind of set up this difference for us. northern california no drought including the bay area, get to southern california. we certainly have some severe moderate drought that's starting to build in. so

right now we're on the clear, at least locally on that drought front right here in san francisco. we have some 70s coming back once we hit next tuesday and wednesday. but all in all, we're close to average. and across the inland valleys we have 82 on saturday, 84 on sunday. so yes, do not block that weather forecast. we're going to put it on favorite. let those weather calls come through. put on the sunblock. yes yes yes i know it catches up pretty fast. yeah okay. thanks, jeff. thanks, jeff. the red hot giants are starting to get noticed around the league. so how many of the team's players will make the all star game? our

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game winning streak and looking for a share of first place in their division. it's been an exciting and unexpected ride being a giants fan this year. they went for the sweep against last place colorado before heading to la to take on the rival dodgers. giants fans showed up today looking for another w. let's pick things up in the fifth inning. newly acquired dominic smith. he's continuing to make an impact. hits his firirst home run as a giant three run shot. puts the giants up 7 to 2. but strange things happen in colorado. the rockies scored three in the bottom of the ninth to stun the giants. rockies win 8 to 7. my god, they're an awful team. the giants begin a three game series in la tomorrow. you can watch that game right here on nbc bay area beginning at 7 p.m.

meantime, baseball fans are voting for their favorite players to make next month's all star game. so how many giants will get the honor? here's our giants insider with a look at who could be heading to atlanta for the midsummer classic. the all star games about a month away, a month in in change. i mean, we haven't really discussed all star potential yet this season. we have a lot of players playing really well. we have a lot of bold predictions fans gave us related to all stars. i do think one of my bold predictions was for giants all stars. we have two easy ones. i think pitching is the obvious one, both in the rotation and in the bullpen. i think we have at least one lock. what do you think? logan webb robbie ray second in the league in innings for webb. second in strikeouts fifth in era. ray is sixth in innings, sixth in strikeouts, fourth in era. ray, i think is still in a position where like you don't want to have you don't want to give up six runs in back to back starts. but i think both those guys are going to be all

stars in fields. let's take a look at third base. alex, what do you think about matt chapman's chances? infield is basically matt chapman. it's a conversation there. he is second among nl third baseman homers, third in ops, second in wins above replacement. i think sometimes you look around and you go, it'd be a lot easier for matt chapman if manny machado wins the fan vote. he's having a really good year as well, and that's a similar situation in a lot of ways. it'd be it'd be cleaner for chapman if machado makes it, and then he can just be the backup, i think. all right, let's take it to the outfield. my guy, i think is a lock is jung hoo lee. i think the buzzer on him for giants fans, he's going to be obviously on every giants fan ballot. plus, when you get a flashy international player like that, you get votes from around the world. you do this. this is one where i really have no, i mean, we haven't done this with jung hoo before. i have no idea if there's going to be a crazy push from south korea to get him voted in, or if people look at

the last month and go, oh, this is i think a month ago, i would have felt a lot better about him. that's fair. i voted in, obviously, and he was starting to i still think he resonates nationally, like with mlb social accounts and things like that. you can follow the giants all season long by downloading the giants talk podcast. still ahead. troubling news involving a former 49ers player jimmy ward has been arrested. we'll tell you what he's accused odoing next.f the wifi is booming. booming! and everyone's getting iphone 16 when they get xfinity mobile. point is, pair iphone 16 with xfinity mobile wifi powerboost... oh we're talkin' maximum performance with laptop speeds on the go. ...and, with apple intelligence, ms. barba has created 731 genmoji. 733! yes... darryl. where can i get iphone 16? at your xfinity store. new and existing customers can get iphone 16 on us with a new xfinity mobile premium unlimited line.

there's a flex alert, and team california is playing it cool. pre-cooling before 4 pm? that's cold. but can they turn it up in the fourth? fans are going crazy! another big win for team california. the power is ours.

a plane bound for london crashed today in northwestern india, but one passenger survived. a warning the video you're about to see may be disturbing. government leaders say 241 passengers and crew members died after flight 171 went down shortly after takeoff from the city of ahmedabad. they crashed into a medical school hostel. at least one person on the ground was also killed and at least seven people remain missing. dozens of more are in the hospital. the sole survivor of the flight, a british national, told reporters that 30s after takeoff he heard a loud noise and then the plane crashed. investigators are now trying to figure out what caused the boeing 787 dreamliner to go down. one of sean diddy combs former girlfriends took the stand for her final day of testimony in his criminal trial. the woman, who used the name jane on the stand has testified for days about her alleged forced participation in drug

fueled sexual encounters with the music mogul. today, jane said she saw a change in combs behavior after after cassie ventura filed a civil lawsuit against him alleging abuse. she said combs was not violent with her until last year. after the video of him beating ventura in a hotel hallway became public, jane has now finished testifying. another wave of witnesses is expected to be called starting tomorrow. a judge has called a mistrial on the final charge in the harvey weinstein rape case. the trial began back in april. it was a retrial after an appeals court overturned a 2020 conviction against weinstein. in this case, jurors found him guilty of one count of sexual assault against a former production assistant, but acquitted him of sexual assault against a then 16 year old. they could not reach a decision on the final charge of rape, so the judge ordered a mistrial on that count. it came after the jury foreperson said another jury had threatened him and he could not continue

deliberating. weinstein has denied all charges. former 49ers jimmy ward is in some legal trouble. the houston texans safety was arrested early this morning at his home in magnolia, texas. he's facing felony assault and family violence charges. deputies say the victim alleged she had been assaulted, strangled and threatened by her fiance, identified as ward. our nbc affiliate in houston reports he was released on a $30,000 bail. in a statement, the texans say they are gathering more information but had no further comment. a lot more news coming up. gia vang joins us now with what's coming up next. well, janelle garvin, right now at six, a california lawmaker taken down and put in handcuffs after trying to challenge the white house's immigration crackdown in los angeles. senator alex padilla, i have questions for the secretary. the latest reaction coming in after senator alex padilla was briefly detained during a news conference with the homeland security secretary. plus, the

battle over whether president trump has the legal right to send california national guard troops to the protest in los angeles. we are watching for a decision from a federal judge. and tragedy in the east bay after a retired educator dies weeks after being randomly attacked. the new details were getting on the case, and the man under arrest. the news at six starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas and i'm gia vang. a political warf words. after california senator alex padilla was forcibly removed. you see that video right here from a press conference this morning in l.a, then put in handcuffs. he was trying to ask the homeland security secretary a question when he was pushed away by law enforcement. nbc bay area's ian cull has reaction from the senator today in l.a. homeland security secretary kristi noem was holding a press conference about dhs operations when senator alex padilla says he tried to ask