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authority. the national guard will be redeployed to what they were doing before donald trump commandeered them. california caught in legal limbo. a judge ordered president trump to relinquish control of the national guard back to governor newsom, only for a federal appeals court to pause that ruling overnight. we're live with what comes next as the country prepares for more protests this weekend. and new details regarding the huge fire that broke out at san leandro bart station last month, resulting in a commuter disaster. the possible cause, and the reason it may have revealed a more widespread problem. this is today in the bay. and this is friday morning. want to say good morning to you all? thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. we'll check that morning commute. cinthia is in for mike this morning. but let's talk about the forecast. you're

bringing the sunshine. is it going to deliver later today? it will definitely. and it's depending on your microclimate, may come out a little bit sooner than other spots. we are already clear in san jose as you're waking up and heading out looking at that very nice view. we may see a few clouds between now and 7:00, but the rest of the day it's all abobout the sunshine as our temperatures warm up into the upper 60s at noon, we're headed for the mid 70s, and a lot of these temperatures will look very much like the weather we've seen recently, anywhere from upper 50s near the coast to low 80s for the inland valleys. cinthia, you're saying it's slowing down on 880? yeah, there's some overnight work that is clearing union city to fremont southbound direction. there was some overnight work. now we look at the sensors. a little bit ago, it was all red. now it's recovering into that orange color. so everybody just be nice, have a little bit of patience. we're going to get there. were looking at san jose northbound 101. there was a crash that had some of the lanes blocked now down only to the number four lane block right there at the yerba buena road

offramp around the seven trees neighborhood. big problem continues over on n tracey the westbound 580 direction number two lane closed until tomorrow. we'll keep talking about it throughout the morning. back to you. all right. thank you very much, cinthia. breaking news in the middle east and the renewed fears this morning of a regional war after a massive israeli strike in iran. and soon after iran's first response, the israeli army is releasing this new video showing air force jets taking off early this morning. prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the strike a last resort to prevent a nuclear armed iran. at this point, we know iran's most senior military leader was killed and in attack. since then, israeli air strikes took out many senior leaders in iran's air force. video from iran's state media shows damage from inside iran. israeli fighter jets are believed to have struck more than 100 targets. smoke could be seen rising from buildings in tehran. israel says iran overnight

launched about 100 drones towardrds israel. we spoke with one former senior u.s. counterterrorism official who believes iran's response will likely dictate how quickly things escalate. some of these capabilities they haven't used yet against israel, and this is something that could if some of these capabilities that haven't been used are used, then i could see this situation really escalating and spiraling out of control. the trump administration is trying to distance itself from the israeli strike, saying it had no involvement. however, president trump this morning posted an pansive response on truth social, citing the inability to reach a nuclear deal with iran and warning things in iran may get worse, hinting there are more attacks to come if a nuclear deal cannot be reached. the escalating conflict also throwing a wrench into the situation on wall street. oil prices soang ahead of the opening bell. futures are down

more than 1%. well, this morning, president trump's tug of war with california continues. the national guard staying put in los angeles, at least for now, as the appeals court siding with president trump, temporarily blocking a san francisco federal judge's ruling which declared president trump overstepped his authority. and it comes as final preparations are underway for the nation's first military parade in decades. today in the bay's chris pollone joining us live from washington this morning. and, chris, a lot of back and forth here. yeah, there really was. marcus. you really had to keep your head on a swivel to follow it all last night. and that was the same for governor newsom. for a few hours, he thought he had won a decisive victory over the trump administration. but that victory was short lived. and now troop remain on the streets of los angeles, at least for the time being. as anti ice protests spread from california to cities across the country. a federal appeals court says president trump can continue to direct national guard troops he sent to

los angeles to help quell violent demonstrations. the reversal, just hours after a lower court gave california governor gavin newsom a sweeping but short lived victory. today is a big day for the constitution of the united states, for our democracy. while migrant roundups continue, the president, acknowledging his crackdown is impacting businesses and appears to be considering a policy change. we can't do that to our farmers and leisure to hotels. the passionate debate over immigration reaching from the streets. i have questions for the secretary to the highest levels of government. california senator alex padilla, forced from the room and briefly handcuffed after interrupting homeland security secretary kristi noem during a news conference. i began to ask a question. i was almost immediately forcibly removed from the room. i was not arrested. i was not detained. padilla's democratic colleagues, outraged that sickened my stomach. the manhandling of a united states senator. we need

immediate answers to what the hell, went on, secretary noem insisting it was a case of mistaken identity. we sat down for 10 to 15 minutes and talked about the fact that nobody knew who he was. meanwhile, final preparations are underway for the nation's first military parade in more than 30 years saturday. the forecast in washington not looking good. it doesn't matter. it doesn't affect the tanks at all. it doesn't affect the soldiers. they're used to it. they're tough. smart. the parade celebrates the army's 250th anniversary. and several organizations are planning anti-trump protests in states across the country for tomorrow, which also happens to be president trump's 79th birthday. marcus. chris, before you go, i want to go back to the appeals court ruling, clearing the way, allowing president trump to continue with the deployment of the national guard here in california. so how long will that remain in effect? yeah, the next thing in this is california will have time to file a response on sunday. the trump

administration responds on monday, and then there will be a remote hearing held on tuesday. so it appears that this ruling will stay the way it is, at least until tuesday. all right. chris meloni in washington chris. thank you. well, this morning we are learning new details about that fire that caused the massive meltdown on bart last month. you may remember that fire happened on may 20th at the san leandro bart station. well, we're learning that that fire was caused by a cable used to power the trackway. bart says the cable became frayed and then touched the ground, creating a power surge that fueled the fire. those flames knocked out service for much of the east bay for hours, and it took about a week to get bart fully restored to service. get ready for corn dogs, funnel cakes, and fun! the alameda county fair kicks off today. in addition to the old favorites like carnaval rides, pig races, concerts, and exhibits. fair organizers say this year there will be camel rides and monster trucks to. organizers say you definitely

want to order tickets ahead of time. plan for extra time to park as well. the gates open at noon today at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. it actually runs through july 6th. livermore rodeo also happening this weekend and stick around at 545 bob redell there live wrangling up everything you need to know about the exciting weekend ahead. now, if the weather cooperates, we're in for a great weekend. we are, and i don't know if we've had a time when the weather has been this perfect for the rodeo weekend and the kickoff to the alameda county fair. we're talking about very seasonable temperatures. upper 70s, not too hot, not too cool. unless you're there late in the evening, temperatures will drop quickly down to the upper 40s. we are going to see san jose's high temperature today up to 7577 in martinez and 82 in santa rosa. san francisco, back to those mid 60s again later today, and we'll get a look at more events happening in the forecast for the weekend coming up. i know you might have

to fill up your gas tank. so, cinthia, where can we find a little bit of some savings? yeah, we looked around. it's finally friday. we got to get people to those summer events. so gasbuddy.com everybody putting those prices up there. and we've got 23.99 on the board. first one is over in sunol at the super stop if you're coming down or up 680, hopefully that's easy enough for you to get to our next three. 99 is mill valley at the arco off 101. so whether you're heading to work or anywhere in marin county or maybe out to the woods this weekend, that should be nice. finally, 405 down here in san jose at the arco on branham, close to leonard's market. if you're doing some shopping this weekend, if you see anything cheaper in your neighborhood, let me know. we'll get it on the board. let's go to the roads. now. we left off talng about what's going on over in tracey, and we talked about it extensively. yesterday was that huge pothole that actually messed up some cars out there. westbod 580. the number two lane is still closed. they're working on that. estimated time of reopening isn't until

tomorrow. so we see the sensors there picking up on that slow go. we'll check on that incident that just popped up on 205 as well. but that is your alternate to get yourself over the altamont pass this morning lauren marcus. all right. thanks, cinthia. siri is getting a serious makeover just ahead on today in the bay, the long awaited modifications to apple's virtual assistants and the role i will play in it. plus, i've never been more proud of something i've been a part of. you know, this movie means so much to me. here it comes. a big night ahead over at the box office this weekend, the highly anticipated how to train your dragon live action movie makes its premiere. next, a conversation with the lead actor in the movie about how it feels to bring such a beloved character to life. well, we're going to have that and so much more on this friday morning

santa rosa. over the next few hours, the sky will quickly clear. it will be a chilly start. we're right now at 50 degrees, but at 10:00 we're in the low 60s and 70 at lunchtime. another beautiful sunny day with near normal high temperatures. we'll check out the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. we are looking over on 80 fremont. traffic is flowing smoothly through this camera, but if you are coming down 80, it is slow from union city to fremont. after some overnight

work and it looks like a crash just came up right there through industrial boulevard. so we'll check it out. get back to you. wall street is set to open lower following israel's military strikes on iran last night, and iran's initial response this morning. oil prices are spiking above $70 a barrel on concerns about potential supply disruptions from the middle east. investors are shifting into so-called safe haven assets such as the dollar, swiss franc and us treasury bonds. tesla has upgraded the model s and model x cars and raised prices on both vehicles by $5,000, according to a company post on x and on its website. the all wheel drive version of the model x now costs just under $90,000, while the plaid version is roughly $105,000. the all wheel dve model s now costs about $85,000. apple is targeting next spring to launch the delayed i upgrade of siri. bloomberg reports this will be part of an update to ios

26. the long promised changes will allow siri to tap into users personal data and on screenen activities to provide more custom answers. apple says it hasn't announced the exact timing. repeating earlier statements, the upgrades are planned for the coming year. guys. all right. thank you very much, angelica. well, marcus got dressed up last night in heels, but, boy, was it for a good cause. yeah. real men wear heels. all right. so i was honored last night once again to be a part of ywca. walk a mile in their shoes event, helping support victims and survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence. ywca really helps those in our community. 900 plus survivors of domestic violence in their children are assistedd thugh ywca housing programs, d they do so much more than that. so this year, we're putting on our heels again, and we're walking a mile just to raise awareness. yeah, we're talking about some 600 people out there last night over in santana row in san jose. i had

on my orange heels there and even met some of our little viewers out there. i want you to check out this poster. you see that that little girl, six year old daniela from san jose, made that poster. she said, i love to come over and show me. she said she made it just for me. and i was like, oh, thank you. she's so cute. that's her friends right there. so we all had a good time. and yeah, i got even taller than her in my heels. a reminder for you, ywca, encouraging everyone to help raise money and awareness to end domestic violence and sexual abuse. so they do a lot of great things in our community. no, they really, really do. such an important topic there. and no wearing those heels when you're standing next to me, i can't. it's already the number one question. how tall is he? how's a little she. well, trending this morning. today you can step into the viking world of berk with some of the most amazing pets and friends. are. so that is a look there at

the live action movie how to train your dragon, a story that revolves around hiccup. this is a young viking inventor and his unconventional relationship with toothless. toothless is a night fury dragon who is known for his intelligence and lalty. hiccup and toothless break free from the traditional viking mindset of fighting dragons, instead fostering a bond of friendship and understanding. actor. mason to thames, actor who plays hiccup, had the task of bringing that beloved animated movie to life there. and i actually got a chance to speak with him and he said, you know, look, even though his costar isn't real, the people behind the scenes really help bring toothless to life. we had amazing puppeteers and they walked around like the dragon heads, like dragon foam heads, which is something we could always look at and touch and act with and, you know, improv with at times. and it was really great. and it was it made it a lot easier than, than it could have been. how to train

your dragon is out in theaters today. and we should note universal is the distributor of that movie distributor of that movie. it is owned by a parent company, comcast, and we have a friend here on on set this morning. there are some new toys there inspired by the movie here on shelves. right now you have the ultimate plasma blast toothless figure. but this is my favorite, right? look at that. this is our fire breathing producer cat. yeah. so this this mask. oh, don't look at me like that. those are cool toys, though. but these are toys. you can get the smoke that comes out of the mask, though. did you see it? wow, look at that. yeah, you too can own that. that's so cool. i have to take a flight later today. i'd love to borrow that. tsa is like, excuse me. yeah. you over here. just use your wings and fly. there you go. this doesn't match your real id. a little light like when it.

in the mouth. yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. a lot of fun. fire! wow. it's. okay. one of these fly this morning with that full moon. yeah, exactly. very cool. hey, you know what else? yeah, i don't know. are you superstitious at all? ooh. okay. you may have forgotten. before you head out the door, just leave it to us to remind you it is indeed friday the 13th. and we know some people are a little superstitious, so we're pointing out the most common superstitions. pretty sure you actually maybe have. don't have. prettyamiliar there. don't forget that salt shaker on your way out the door. it's apparently your left shoulder that you throw it over. so i don't know. breaking a mirror. are you superstitious at all? no. not really. my brother was born on a friday the 13th. my niece was too. yeah, they're good luck. they're good people. so it's okay. well, this morning, walk out the house and you see one of these flying through the sky, i don't know. yeah, exactly. and it's a full moon and it's friday the 13th. there's a lot going on. yeah. i

want my forecast. okay. someone take that toy away from my right. marcus is going to be playing with that all morning. you know i am. yeah. let's get started with a live look outside in dublin as you're heading out. it is a clear morning, nice and cool. and we'll see a few clouds coming in that will also help keep things cooler, keep the temperatures from rising too quickly as we go throughout the day, it clears out. take a look at your lunchtime temperature. it will be 66 degrees. a little cool there, but we are headed for the mid 70s today in the south bay. it will be 76 for the high temperature in cupertino, a breezy wind coming in from the northwest and in the south county. we're still going to be in the low 80s today, but mostly 70s across the east bay from martinez to danville, 78 degrees there, 75 in livermore and upper 60s for oakland today, now near the coast, it's another chilly day. only 59 in half moon bay, 73 in palo alto and san

francisco, is headed for the m 60s in the mission district in downtown ingleside will be in the upper 50s and 70 in mill valley, while santa rosa will make it up to 82 degrees. so we're seeing a very nice and clear start to our weekend. and we have a lot of festivities going on, including juneteenth in downtown san jose. a lot of the action happening tomorrow, it's going to be in the mid 70s. don't forget the sunscreen. it's going to be so nice and comfortable and sunny throughout the day and cool in san francisco for the valkyrie's game, starting out at 530, and will hold steady with the low 60s and then drop down to the per 50s. and that wind will be kicking up and then looking ahead to next week. we are expecting a warm up as our highs head for the upper 80s and low 90s inland, but still very nice and mild this weekend. cool nights and we'll see that in san francisco as well with some more fog and highs in the mid 60s. cinthia, you're seeing even more slowing now on 880. yeah, we've been in the same kind of area this morning fremont union city.

this one is just on industrial parkway off ramp. there was a crash southbound dirtion already piling up with that slowing from the recovery overnight from that overnight work. so just be careful out there. we're going to keep an eye on it. theensor is not picking up on too much traffic right there through the split over on into 92. so we're just looking at that clearing slowing through union city and fremont. we're going to check out the visibility situation over on in brentwood and continue to update you throughout the morning. back to you. thank you very much. well, next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds.

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arguments and briefing. right now, at 530, the showdown between governor newsom and president trump. we're live with the latest decision keeping the national guard on the streets of l.a. for now. and new information on protests planned for this weekend. police commissioners weigh boosting the speed limit during pursuits in oakland. but the recent death of a popular teacher adding new gravity to the issue. we break down the timeline for a final decision. and a live look outside. the weekend, no doubt, will be a busy one.

meteorologist kari hall has details on the weekend forecast. this is today in the bay. and this is friday morning. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm laura garcia and i'm marcus washington. let's get started with that forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect out there. beautiful full moon this morning. so clear skies for us. yeah, it's starting out clear for a lot of spots. we have seen some fog drifting around the east bay and into parts of the delta, as well as the coastline, where we are seeing those clouds over the golden gate bridge. as we check out those temperatures. it's in the low to mid 50s, a breezy wind, and in gilroy we'll see the sky quickly clearing out. we'll be in the mid 50s at 8:00 and throughout the day warming up into the low 80s. we'll see a high of 82 in morgan hill, san jose, 75. also 75 in livermore and 80 in concord, with some upper 70s and low 80s expected across the north bay. there's a lot of events going on

this weekend, so i'll give you an update on what's happening there. and cindy, you're saying it's busy on the bay bridge? i know, look at our cameras. so many taillights going into san francisco and also so many headlights coming towards us. and people might have gotten recovered their speeds after a crash right there. westbound direction 80. we can see the slowing stretching a little bit back into emeryville, so we'll keep an eye on that if the metering lights come on and if it slows traffic down even more, i'll let you know. but checking out a quick view of these east bay drive times for you. it's about a 17 minute ride. if you're coming westbound from highway four to the bay bridge. also about 13 minutes getting yourself from 238 over on into the bay bridge. we'll take a look at the rest of the bay coming up in a few minutes. thank you cinthia. hours after a win for governor newsom, a new and perhaps temporary setback in the battle overhe national guard deployment in los angeles federal appeal court, blocking the temporary restraining order granted by a lower court district judge. now, the decision will impact how things

play out, with weekend protests on tap today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco this morning. and ginger, this certainly does mean that there's going to be no change, at least short term here. that is correct. marcus and laura, the national guard in los angeles will remain a presence under the control of president trump, at least until the next hearing. appeals court judges put a pause on that restraining order yesterday, late yesterday, without considering the merits of the case or the earlier decision. also yesterday, siding with governor newsom and the state attorney general in that 36 page ruling, judge charles breyer determined the president's actions were illegal, both exceeding the scope of his statutory authority and violating the 10th amendment of the constitution. governor newsom then held a press conference or a news conference applauding the decision. today was really about a test of democracy. and today we pass the

test very gratified by this decision. but within hours, the ninth circuit blocked the initial decision, putting an administrative stay on breyer's ruling. this puts things on pause ahead of another hearing that's set for tuesday. this means the national guard will remain on the streets of la at least through the weekend. that's also significant, given the planned no demonstrations protesting military parade planned in the nation's capital. that coincides with president trump's birthday, musician and activist joan baez says it is imperative that people around the world know how many people do not agree with what is happening in the united states, but she urges protesters to do so nonviolently. our only chance of being heard and making any progress anywhere is by using the nonviolence which so many people are. i mean, they kind of get it, because if we try to do any show of violent force, we'll be crushed instantaneously and

may be crushed anyway. but at least, you know, you go down on the right side of history. so again, the ninth circuit hearing takes place on tuesday. that's june 17th. and some legal experts are already predicting that this may go up to the supreme court. guys, back to you. all right. a lot to cover there. thank you. ginger. well, happening now in new jersey, at least four detainees are unaccounted for and are believed to have escaped this after chaos broke out at an ice detention center. now the center located in newark. and according to some reports, dozens of detainees suddenly revolted. nj.com is now reporting the four detainees managed to escape by tying sheets together. this is from a window on the third floor of the dormitory. now, the ice spokesperson says additional resources are now helping look for those who escaped. only on nbc bay area, a bay area soccer coach and onetime san jose earthquakes soccer player, now the center of a deadly shooting

investigation. dave gold played for the earthquakes in the 1980s. until recently, he coached the real san jose soccer club. police will only confirm he was recently arresteted and then released in connection with the june 6th deadly shooting at his almaden valley home. prosecutors tell us they're awaiting more evidence before deciding on whether or not to file charges. the man who died is believed to be gold's longtime friend and assistant coach, 69 year old ronnie morris. his childhood best friend. gold's neighbors are shaken. i'm just shocked that in my neighborhood. yeah, it kind of surprised me. you know, this neighborhood, it quite safe. so to hear that somebody shooting around this neighborhood. quite a shock and surprise me. no one answered when we knocked on the door of gold's home again. at this time, police not revealing details about the investigation. the future of oakland's police

chase policy now in the hands of commissioners. this is after an emotional debate about the dangers and the risk. it follows the death last month of a beloved teacher at castlemont high school. doctor marvin boomer died in a freak accident. this is after chp says that officers had just called off a high speed chase. police chief floyd mitchell is already proposing a policy change, allowing patrol cars to go above 50mph during a pursuit, a policy that first took effect back in 2022. this is when a number of chases hit a ten year high, chief mitchell says. that resulted in more criminals getting away. i proposed changes to the current policy is to provide that balance of safety to our community, but also provide security to the residents of our security. regarding criminal activity, oakland police commissioners are vowing to prioritize public safety. they now have three months to review the proposal before a final decision is made. big sur leaders trying to get the word out. we're open again fobusiness. in case you didn't

realize, on and off closures have kept some of the historic highway one off limits for months at a time, but no more. the chamber of commerce wants everyone to know it's open again and offering epic coastal views, hidden trails, and some must stop gems. not only that,ut if one on one is more your thing, salinas has a big rodeo coming up. big sur is really in san francisco's backyard, very close by, about a 2.5 hour drive to come down to t monterey peninsula and down highway one along the coast, you have this dramatic landscape that's largely untouched from development over the last several hundred years. it's convenient, it's beautiful, and it's so close by. the california rodeo salinas should definitely be an event that people from san francisco want to come visit. it's so close. only two hours. you can choose from two night performances or two matinee performances, and it's 115 years of tradition. the largest rodeo in the state. so there you go. grab your hat and your boots. it

takes place july 17th through the 20th. for tickets, visit cal fire, rodeo or rodeo.com. now that's a rodeo. that's what i think too. yeah, yeah. but will, you saw them sitting there with their coats on and the little fire beside them. yeah. you quite often need that along the big sur coast. yeah. you're freezing miserably cold but it's beautiful. it is beautiful. and at least during the middle of the day this weekend if you're going, we're looking at highs in the mid 70s there and a mix of sun and clouds. but y, those temperatures drop quickly as they head down to the upper 50s. and a look at martinez. it's the king of the county barbecue and music festival in time for father's day weekend. so we're going to see temperatures there feeling so nice and comfortable during the middle of the day, into the mid 70s and lows down to the low 50s. if your weekend plans take you to the sierra, that's a look at palisades tahoe. we'll see a high of 70 today dropping down to the upper

30s. and then we're back slightly warmer tomorrow as well as sunday with temperatures headed for the mid 70s. and if you're heading down to la, whether you're going to see the giants and the dodgers, we're going to see highs in the mid 70s there this afternoon. and we'll see the lows dropping down to 60. but it will be warming up a little bit more there in the city and definitely more so for the inland empire. so be prepared for that. and then for napa valley we're looking at temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. mostly sunny, and it looks just so nice there this weekend with some near normal high temperatures. and we'll see that all around the bay area. we'll get a look a closer look at our forecast coming up. cinthia, you want to give the heads up about a freeway closure? yeah, especially like i heard you talking about the sierra. people are going that way this weekend. it's going to be slow through the state capitol. this is the closure that's going to happen tonight through tuesday morning. so that also encompasses the a's game on monday. west sacramento their eastbound direction the 50 and the 80 ramp to jefferson

boulevard. now some orange lines here for you i highlighted a little bit of a detour. we can go down and take 84 or go all the way up and take five. come back down into the center there of west sacramento downtown area. the other one that we've been keeping an eye on is a little bit closer to home. tracey we are looking at tt westbound direction of 580, that big pothole that popped up yesterday closing down one of the lanes there. it won't reopen until tomorrow morning, so if you have places to get tearly, you might want to use some of those detours, which of course include westbound 205. back to you. thanks so much. well, terror after takeoff, an air india flight carrying 242 people crashes and explodes into flames. ahead on today in the bay, the all new details we're learning about the sole survivor who walked away from the devastation. wow. plus, under investigation, california's insurance commissioner announces a formal investigation into state farm. the questions the company is now facing this

morning. and good morning. i'm bob redell with a beautiful early morning here in livermore for what is going to be the running of the 107th, the world's fastest rodeo. take a look at these guys, some ofhe look at these guys, some ofhe competitors t ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away

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as we take a live look outside in oakland this morning. we are starting out with some clouds

here and there, and it will gradually clear out throughout the morning. may even have some mist and drizzle at times as our temperatures go from low 50s to low 60s at lunchtime. we'll get a look ahead to our weekend forecast across the bay area and all of our microclimates coming up. and i want to take you to 101 san jose northbound direction. some unusual slowing there. nothing coming up right now on the chp log, but i'll keep an eye on that. we look at some drive times in the south bay, about a 26 minute ride, getting yourself northbound direction over on into mountain view. some amazing new details emerging about the sole survivor in that boeing jumbo jet crash in india. we covered the story as the news broke yesterday morning. an air india 787 dreamliner crashed on a medical campus shortly after takeoff in western india, with 242 people on board. but video that you're watching right now shows that passenger who survived with just a few bruises and scratches,

he's actually telling the media he escaped through a broken emergency exit after impact. he also says 30s. after takeoff, there was a loud noise and soon after the plane crashed. at least one death on the ground is now confirmed. u.s. investigators are expected to assist indian authorities in trying to determine what caused that london bound plane to go down. california's insurance commissioner is investigating state farm and how they handled fire claims. the department of insurance launched a formal review to see if the company violated state laws, while processing thousands of those claims from the eden and palisades fires down in southern california. now, the commissioner says too many are facing delays, confusion and even lack of communication. investigators will look at issues such as multiple adjusters, smoke damage claims and payment disputes. well, here we go. we are now one year out from the 2026 fifa world cup,

and tomorrow the countdown to the world cup continues in the south bay. bay area hosting committee will open up a soccer village between noon and four at the lot on creekside, socal and south montgomery street. as organizers tell us, the free event will feature the earthquakes, bay fc, oakland roots and oakland soul. the great piece about soccer, actually, is the infusion of soccer with culture. and so with that, you're going to see and walk by a lot of music and vibe and food and just the things that make the, the, the world's game actually really, really unique as it brings different people with different passions together. earlier this week, the bay area hosting committee dedicated an official plaque for the 2026 fifa world cup. levi's stadium will host six matches next year. the committee expects at least 500,000 visitors to visit the bay area over the time. of those six matches. should be fun. yes. well,

trending this morning, just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, think again. jaws making a big splash in celebration of its 50th anniversary. the classic movie will be shown on nbc next friday, exactly 50 years to the day the original film was released. you're gonna need a bigger boat. it will include that special introduction from the director, steven spielberg. and you can also stream all four films in the franchise exclusively on peacock starting sunday. we should note universal, who is behind the movie, is owned by our parent company, comcast. well, an event that started back during world war one, still running strong in the east bay after all these years. this weekend is the 107th livermore rodeo. and today in the bay's bob redell joining us live from livermore this morning. and,

bob, i know you're already roping us in bright and early this morning. yeah. good morning to you there, laura. marcus, we're here at the rodeo grounds here in livermore. robertson park, where you can see there's already. it's not even 6:00 yet. there's a lot of activity out here. you got the animals, they'll be competing or being worked this weekend here at the fairgrounds. a sellout crowd for tomorrow. almost sell out crowd for sunday. we're talking about 10,000 people will be packing those grandstands. we'll have more on that in a minute. we've got emily elizabeth here. livermore rodeo. congratulations on on the crowd. what does this mean when you are the rodeo queen, so to speak? so basically, the job of a rodeo queen is to be a goodwill ambassador of the sport. and that also means i represent the town of livermore. also, i attend chamber mixers and community events, as well as different rodeos for people who've never been to a rodeo. what would you say to them to get them to come out to check out this competition? you know, it's an amazing, amazing sport.

and i think we do take a lot of agriculture for granted, especially in this in this town. and i invite you all to come to the livermore rodeo the second weekend of june. coming up. great. thank you. emily, congratulations. so behind us, we've got the bulls. they'll be competing in one of the main events is the last event. i think a lot of people find this event very amazing to watch, just because it's so interesting. we've got kathleen and dave with the livermore rodeo. you were talking to the stockman yesterday? yeah, he was talking stock. what was he saying about these bulls? which one is the one that seems to be the meanest? the one that's going to be the hardest to ride. well, this pin is a relatively young pin of bulls. and then you go over a couple over there. the older ones, they tend not to get along very well. so tim separates them. and then yo can't really see this pin, but over in the back is kind of solitary confinement. oh yeah. those are the guys who belong on alcatraz. then they don't get along with anybody. so our stock contractor, tim bridwell, keeps

them pinned up over there away from all the other bulls. but, kathleen, you're saying that one of these guys is the mean one or the one that you don't want to ride, and it's this guy who's got his back to us. he's going to buck the most for us this weekend. yeah, we have we have video, i think from, from a couple of years ago, like you were saying, this is the last event of the seven. yes. what is the what is the crowd do when you see these guys out here riding? well they tend to hang out. that's why we put it put them last this event. because it is the probably the most popular one for the crowd to watch. so that's why we keep it last 107 years. and you're saying this is not necessarily the longest running or no lasting. there's a few other rodeos that are older, but we're very proud of 107 years, a two day rodeo. we do pretty good, i think, in world's fastest meaning because of the speed of the events or some of the events in the past, we have the most chutes, so we have enough chutes that we're stocked every for every minute, and we can turn them out the fastest. how many chutes? we got 15

bucking chutes, so it would be like a normal. what would be the slow rodeo? two chutes. there's probably a few rodeos that have two, but we've got 15. so those chutes are loaded and we just keep moving. we keep the action moving so there's not a lull in in in between events. yeah. so bull riding you guys i don't know if everyone watches it and they think it's they think it's hard right. well yeah. no no no no it's eas take a take a look at this. this is me back in 2000. i remember laura. you were there, was there? yeah. the media bull riding competition. oh, you'll notice i intentionally got off at 3.8 seconds because i felt bad for the bull. i didn't want him to look bad. and i let him step on my knee and slap me to the ground and give me a mild concussion. i didn't want a concussion because i had to finish the live shot. but you can see i was a very, very gracious bull rider because, i mean, you saw that bull, right?

you felt bad for him. and so i didn't want him to look bad. i remember that day, the bull. i don't i don't remember that day because of the concussion. but you got to give yourself credit. it was major respect for anyone who gets over these bulls. oh big time. yeah. it wasn't 3.8. it was 3.85 seconds. back to five day bob. thank you. look at that. it's great. i've only had three rides in there. hey, go to livermore rodeo.com if you want to get information on on this weekend. dave was telling me saturday's already sold out. sunday looks like it's going to be sold out. sell out? yeah. you get 10,000 people in the arena here. so yeah. and the weather is going to be good. yeah. which will be fantastic. that's when we used to take the show on the road. it was today around the bay. yeah. so no more though. yeah. no more. no. just in bob. no jumping on the bull today. bob, thanks so much. no. oh, yeah. different time. yeah. that it was just talk about the

outside. wow. but look the thing about it is, is it sunday is already sold out. but i mean this weekend any day really. yeah. it's going to be nice. we are continuing the great weather we've seen from really the past couple of weeks. we haven't had a big spike in temperatures yet, but we are expecting a warm up next week, so enjoy the cooler weather while it's still lingers into our weekend. and we're headed for 73 in dublin, 77 for that high today in martinez and in napa. also 77. oakland and hayward. staying in the 60s and mid 60s in san francisco near the coast. it's going to be foggy, windy and staying in the 50s for not only today, but most likely the next couple of days, only going up a degree or two. and the valleys are also going to be comfortably warm, with morgan hill looking at a high of 82 for your saturday afternoon, and it will be 79 in napa and 71 degrees in hayward, concord in the low 80s. and then on sunday, we're once again just repeating some of these same temperatures.

then we are expecting some changes into next week. we talked about some of the many events going on, including juneteenth this weekend. for tomorrow, we're looking at a high of about 75 degrees events going on downtown san jose throughout the day, and then just getting out and about on sunday. it looks nice with a high of 76. it will be a little cool in time for the start of the valkyries game. if you're going out to dinner before going into chase center tomorrow evening, look at those wind gusts at about 20 to 25mph, so that will make it feel cooler than those 60 that we'll see dropping back to the upper 50s. and our 7-day forecast shows a lot of sunshine and a warming trend going into the middle of next week, we will see a quick spike in those temperatures between tuesday and wednesday headed up to 90 degrees in the valleys, while san francisco gets more sunshine after a cool and foggy weekend next week, we'll see highs in the low 70s. cinthia, it's slowing down in san jose. yeah, we are looking at some slowing on 101 from the 680 to about oakland road.

thankfully no issues to report of, but our camera was picking up on really slow going right there. we can see it from the 101 camera in san jose, so we'll keep an eye on that. hopefully it clears up in the next friday fun day situation. and i noticed that something has just popped up here in the peninsula. three 8280 i'll check on that and get back to you in a few minutes. back to you. thanks so much, cinthia. well, happening now. a man is in custody this morning accused of firing shots at a car along 580. now, this happened wednesday. this is near flynn road in livermore. chp saying that that driver fired at least five rounds at another vehicle. fortunately, the victim and his car was not hit by the gunfire. that man's car was found in san leandro with a loaded gun inside. he was later arrested. we continue to follow. breaking news a massive airstrike launched overnight. ahead at 6:00, new video of israel's missile attacks on iran and why this is causing wall street to brace for a rough opening later

this morning. and a legal back and forth, leaving the national guard in place in los angeles. at least for now. we're live in washington as the nation's capital gets ready for protests on the same day as a planned military parade.

at six. israel launches a massive airstrike on iran overnight. the country's nuclear facilities are being targeted. we have new video of the aftermath, as many worry about the impact the attacks are having on our stock market and oil prices. california caught in legal limbo. president trump ordered to give back control of the national guard to governor newsom, only for an appeals court to pause that ruling. we're live in washington with what is next for the city of los angeles and cities nationwide preparing for protests this weekend. plus, it calls a commuter disaster across bart last month. but now we have new details on what may have caused that huge fire and why it may have revealed a more