i'm scott budman. coming up, a very first look from the first day of the developer's conference. >>> google cars, that not only map where you live, they also measure the air you breathe. mark matthews in san francisco. a pollution map that surprised even the scientists putting it together. that story coming up. >>> we're seeing temperatures in the 70s and 80s around the bay area today. similar trend tomorrow before a bigger change arrives, which includes a chance of rare rain in the month of june. when you can expect rain to arrive and how much when we come back. choosing to unveil its newest products in san jose for the first time in nearly two decades. the silicon valley tech giant kied off its week-long >>> apple went south, choose to go reveal the latest products in san jose in nearly two decades. the tech giant kicked off a week long developer's conference with new products and big names. business and tech reporter scott budman has been there all day, a first look at what's coming our way. scott?

reporting in menlo park scott budman nbc bay area news. >>> thanks scott. firefighters are using drones you can use an app. cal fire us released an app called for ready fore wiefrmds alerts when you your home is within 30 miles of wildfire. providing a checklist on how to keep safe pch firefighters expecting one of the busiest wildfires seasons in year. the app is free to download. search cal fire in the download store. >> got to get that for where i live i'm definitely getting that. >> how is the weather looking this weekend hot enough for wildfires. >> elevated but not "superbad." still watching out if you're doing barbecuing across the bay area. the biggest thing will be the change in temperatures coming our way. >> nbc bay area microclimate weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weather rate. >> all right calling it photo friday today. got lots of photos from viewers from san jose and lucy d. she is lounging under the tree while drinking home grown lemon aid. lucy looks like you got the spot. totally jealous. second photo also coming in fr

i'm scott budman. our coverage continues after the break with memories of big mike. >>> plus, a baseball practice with members of congress, then came the gunfire. a witness captured some of it on camera. we're live in a washington with the chaos that unfolded. >> i'm meteorologist i'll let you know my forecast is less than ten minutes. we )ve just learned in the past 30 minutes that the contra costa county district attorney . >>> we are following, just learned in the past 30 minutes that the district attorney has just resigned. mark peterson appeared in court moments ago and he pleaded no contest after being charged with 13 felony counts including perjury and grand theft. the charges stem from $66,000 in campaign funds which peterson used for personal expenses. his sentence to 250 hours of community service. the board of supervisors but now find a new district attorney. >>> we have an update on the situation at traverse air force base. we just learned that the active shooter situation was a false alarm

larry gerston joins us next. >>> i'm scott budman at at&t park. coming up, we take you behind the scenes at a new way to broadcast baseball games. in virtual reality. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. to scare a crowd of protesters in san francisco. we just showed it to you a few minutes ago. complete coverage... continues online. ==reveal== and on twitter check out our aerial video of san pedro )s "sunken city." it sits in the coastline cliffs >>> on twitter check out the arial video of san pedro sunken city, the remains of an old bungalow set up in 1920. >>> republican leaders appear to be moving ahead with what many call a vote on a health care reform bill. a protest outside over the health care bill being secretly crafted inside. at this point we don't know exactly what is in the bill but l

reporting live in san francisco, scott budman nbc bay area news. >> thank you scott. >>> the search is on tonight for hit-and-run drive in milpitas. investigators say the driver hit a woman colorado crossing the stret and didn't stop. the police say the victim was in the crosswalk on south main street when someone driving a white car struck her. the car headed southbound toward the great mall. police believe the driver -- the car may have suffered dents. investigators are asking for any witnesses to come forward to help them find that hit-and-run driver. >>> anticipating is growing ahead of fbi director just a minute comey testifying on capitol hill. it comes at classified information with russian hacking has been leaked to the press and the source of the leeks is behind bars. blaine has more from washington. >> reporter: and janelle her attorney is tasking her as a 20 will 25-year-old part time yoga instruct err being used as a scapegoat but officials say she broke the cardinal rule of the intel community. the trump administration's fight intense intelligence leaks now has a face. rea

scott budman nbc bay area news. >> works out nicely for samsung. thank you, scott. >>> a dramatic rescue in the sierra way down there in the middle of the water there is a man stranded on a rock in the middle of the rapids. we'll he show you how he got there and how it felt in his own words. 57 people are dead in pakistan after a truck carrying more >>> but first happening right now 157 people have died in pakistan after a truck in that country carrying more than 6,000 gallons of gas crashed on a highway and then most of the people who died as villagers were rushing to the scene trying to collect the spilled fuel when the blaze ignited killing them. right now we are also getting word two marines are being treated for is he burns this hour in san diego after an on base fire. we're told a ground flash fire happened on the marine corps air station miramar late last night. the unit involved was based out of ft. worth, texas. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this i

at at&t park, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> how about that? >> it just like being there and seeing it? >> yes. >> isn't that enough? >> some questions. we'll discuss it during the commercial. we'll be right back. the box office this weekend. ==peggy/vo== >>> transformers, the last knight, is celebrating mixed success at the box office. this is the fifth installment of the transformers movies. it did bring in $45 million and it is number one but had the lowest showing of the entire franchise. "wonder woman" and "cars 3" tied for second place with $25.2 million each. the female superhero movie has in theaters for a month. it's been rocking along "cars 3" featuring lightning mcqueen in a mid-life crisis trying to prove he still has what it takes to be the best race car in the whole wide world. >> even red race cars go through a mid-life crisis. >> temperatures here for the end of the day? >> cooling through the night and into monday morning. >> sounds good. >>> "nbc nightly news" is coming up next. and more news coming up at 6:00. >> hoping you j

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> think before you submit. those facebook ads may look legit but many are crying foul after spending money on the goods. the better business bureau warned against making purchases from those ads because many of the advertisers have poor ratings. some people say when the items arrived they looked nothing like the photos or didn't arrive at all. >>> you have got to hear this story. it sounds like sigh phi. what if skype tests could alter the genetic fate of almost every living thing. meet the pioneering scientist from the bay area that hept kaed create a tool that can snip out the dna that causes disease and help cure what was once incurable. >> i describe it as surgery for the cell. you know, it's sort of doing -- making precise changes to the code of life. am gous to changing the text of a document. >> which we get. >> which we get. right, if you see a typoin a document, you can go in and make that change. it means that we can control human evolution now, right, we can control essentially anything that is alive

nbc bay area's scott budman joins us live with what police and neighbors are saying. scott? >> reporter: yes, terry, the neighborhood is quiet now. things were frantic earlier when police tell us one 15-year-old got another 15-year-old with a pellet gun. the accidental shooting happened this morning, we're told at around 10:00. officers say one of the teenagers had a pellet rifle, and they believe he accidentally shot and killed the other teenager. neighbors here say it all happened too fast to save the young man. >> as soon as i got in there, he was on the ground. my mom was trying to see, get something out of him. but he wasn't responding. we couldn't do anything. we didn't really know what to do. >> reporter: officers and first responders rushed the teen to the hospital. but they were unable to save him. neighbors here described the 15-year-old as friendly and say what happened today was a tragedy that should not have happened. reporting live in antioch, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> so sad, thank you, scott. >>> today the most highly anticipated congressional here

. >>> i'm scott budman coming up a $14 billion shopping spree andj what it means for your groceries. >>> plus a smelly flower. attracting a lot of visitors. the corpse that's looming in san francisco. the gridlock continues in east palo. a deadly car crash >>> happening now on our twitter feed,q the grid lock continues n east palo alto 37 we've been talking about the deadly car crash on university avenue in this is near the done barton bridge. univus/ity remains closed in both directions. and a new report reveals last month ñrunemployment rate in california was the lowest in almost two decades. that story on the home page. >>> okay in is kind of a big deal. a big time shopping spree. amazon is buying whole foods for $13 billion. insiders say this could lead to a lot of new services and technology and could change the way you get groceries. but is it a good deal for shop zbleers business and techçó reporter scott budman joins us. what's the real story. >> this is about technologyÑ@@n a stping and potentially saving you some time. 00-05 f usÑi shop on amazon homes. a strategy tha

reporting live in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thanks very much. so sad there. when san francisco mayor ed lee went to the scene and spoke out, he said he did so for those who lost their lives in the rampage. >> these tragedies are so terrible, and they, of course, bring us together. and from u.p.s., i personally felt -- i know my driver. i know him personally. he delivers every day. they're happy, hard-working people and we know them. >> after the news conference, the mayor did not leave alone. he brought with him grief counselors from the health department to meet with witnesses traumatized by what they saw. on twitter, lieutenant governor gavin newsom wrote to his hometown, senseless, tragic, too frequent, thinking of those affected by today's san francisco shooting. the people offer city stand with you always. from representative nancy pelosi, incredibly difficult day. my thoughts are with the injured and the families of those lost in today's shooting at u.p.s. in sf's potrero hill. >> hundreds of employees work at this u.p.s. building. sky ran

reporting live in palo alto scott budman nbc bay area news. >> thank you scott. >>> on coverage on this climate deal withdrawal continuing in 25 minutes we'll get the latest from washington, d.c. also invieth igt o sight from political analyst larry ertzen. >> new at 6:00 passed up for a job because they're women. that's the claim from two san jose firefighters who are now suing the city. nbc bay area michelle roberts joins us outside the courthouse with both side of the story. michelle. >> reporter: well raj this is the second lawsuit against the fire department in the last five years. the women who brought the suit were in court today and they tell us they are fighting for a culture change within the department. >> this fight is for every little girl that wants to be a firefighter. >> san jose battalion fire chief says she applied for ten proposals in the last five years and been denied each time. >> people have been selected with less experience and training. >> sme and her colleague a retired chief have filed a lawsuit against the city of san jose and two former fire chiefs for reta

our business and tech reporter scott budman has been at the conference all day and got a firsthand look at what's coming our way. >> reporter: apple as always had a lot to show off here at the worldwide developers conference. getting the most attention a young developer and a brand-new device for your leaving room. and here's the first look at apple's upcoming entry into the digital assistant space. home pod. a voice activated way to find what you're looking for around the house. and unlike amazon or google, apple wants you to start with music. >> with apple it's the other way around. if you get them for music, you're going to listen to music, you'll start trusting siri more. >> reporter: this will also be the year apple digs into virtual and augmented reality, like adding this coffee cup to a table. virtual as in creating entire worlds that aren't really there. >> his name is yuma. >> reporter: then there's this little guy. 5,000 developers at this year's conference, and apple ceo tim cooke put a 10-year-old on the screen and reviewed his new app. >> he couldn't wait to see my next app

local fire crews showed "today" in bay's scott budman how those dreens a drones are making a difference. >> reporter: sfrat silicon valley, drones used more than ever to fight fires and floods here -- now the menlo fire department wants to share the tech. >> this is what all of our pilots carry when on duty now. >> reporter: hosting a forum where crews from all over the country got a chance to look up and see the future. >> gives us a different perspective, that aerial perspective to get up and, you know, see what's going on from the macro view. >> reporter: already in use locally, the drone stock market growing by the day. among those invited to the forum, drone start-ups. >> feels really good to find great applications like this for emergency first responders, and the technology is here. it's just about figuring out the best ways we can work together. >> reporter: and pilots sharing their stories of using drones in the field. >> certain places, dangerous places, where you wouldn't want send a human but still needed to gain some visual. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>>

scott budman has more on two robberies in just three days. >> reporter: it is well-known in the bay area as a great place to see for miles. grizzly peak boulevard. where local photographers like adam mcgraph come to get away from it all. but two early morning robberies, each involving three robbers and victims in their cars, have locals like adam shaken up. >> that is unfortunate. because a lot of people are coming up here to enjoy the view and you really don't think about that kind of thing as much as when you are down in the city, you are vigilant, lock my car and no valuables and but up here it is different. >> it is crazy to think that people would do that. >> and after hearing that both robberies were violent, one even involved a woman being wounded by gunshots, he's having second thoughts. >> nobody out here messes with you. no other people -- they all come up here thinking i'm going to meet new people and so the fact that somebody is coming around here abusing that, that is upsetting and makes me not want to come back here. >> scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> we have much more

nbc bay area tech reporter scott budman tells us whether this is a good deal for shoppers. >> reporter: check this out. tech giant amazon went shopping and brought home an entire grocery store chain. >> i just wish, you know, they maintain the quality of how whole foods has been kind of like carrying their own brands. >> i hope it means i can get whole foods easier. >> reporter: spending nearly $14 billion for whole foods, an upscale grocer entering into a tech empire. >> digital transformation is happening across the board. >> reporter: amazon known not only for delivering products but for robotics and maybe even drone delivery, wants to make your grocery shopping trip a thing of the past like it did for books. >> really the back of the store is really everything's happening and whether they deliver by drones or by car, whatever, it's very exciting. >> it has so many vegetables that i need. if i just forget to get a spice or something, it would be great if it could be delivered towards me immediately. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> the news trends in the video gamin

reporting live in palo alto, scott budman nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> oakland mayor libby shaf took part in the paris climate summit and vowing to work harder to tackle climate change. >> he is not going to act as oh our president and if he is ruin the legacy of leadership this country has enjoyed for generations, we will step up in his place. because we cannot wait. >> mayor shaf was one of 12 u.s. mayors invited to paris for the 2015 summit she calls the decision shameful and says california will continue to lead the way in tackling what she calls the he is most pretty sooning issues of our time we'll continue coverage of president's decision on the website. tracking protests across the bay area and country. we have reaction from around the world nbcbayarea.com. >> new at 5:00 a pastor as a peninsula charge is behind bars accused of sexual assault snmt. he leads this church he they say several adults and teenagers came forward with allegations against him the youngest 14 years old. they aren't saying whether they are members of the church congregation. >> was it excessive for

our business and tech reporter scott budman is with us. big deal, uber valued at $70 billion. what happens now? >> lots after edof advice, who should hire as the next ceo? he started deals with claims of sexual harassment, travis is leaving the company. >> reporter: what is next for uber now that the head driver is gone? >> opportunity -- >> reporter: with ceo travis cale la nick out, will it change and the directive leadership ethics at santa clara avoided uber in the past, she says she has an idea what the company needs to do right away. >> they should hire a strong female ceo with a sterling reputation for building great culture. >> reporter: any ideas? >> well, cheryl sasheryl sandbe get bounced around. >> they have to see this some s leave for uber and the culture to turn around. >> i feel like uber was getting ready to fall off a cliff and with the ceo taking a break and leaving, this actually means that uber might survive. >> uber is losing money but revenue is steadily climbing. it was recently the subject of a report from eric holder and federal investigators are look

business and tech reporter scott budman joins with us the answer. >> they're looking for someone flying a trone does it get more kill son convalley several evacuations and at at least one drone pilot wanted by police. it was the drone that got away. >> we seen a big flash not once but twice. >> power lifters hit by a power outage. >> one of the power lines just came down and everything was just out. >> when a drone hit a high voltage wire thursday night in mountain view. martin hernandez was moving furniture nearby when the drone crashed on poll aris avenue causing blackouts inside restaurants on nearby castro street and an evacuation around the corner at the public library. >> the center of performing arts behind you has a great show and last night everybody was in it, date night. >> and the center for performing arts went dark too. all because of this drone. >> so they had to be evacuated in. >> in all tens of thousands of dollars in damage done. >> you could feel the drone on fire. >> by a single badly blown drone. >> mountain view police say they want to find the person or people wh

tonight at 6:00, scott budman speaks to other executives to find out what they'll do if the president pulls the u.s. out of that paris agreement. >> our coverage also continues on nightly news. lester holt will go in-depth about what's at stake if the u.s. pulls out of that landmark climate deal. that's at 5:30. >>> we have new deals on that massive landslide in big sur. geologists say that it's expanded the california coast by 13 acres. we're talking the size of ten football fields. in fact the section of highway 1 near mud creek is buried under 80 feet of dirt and rock at its deepest point. now caltrans tells us it will take more than a year to be open -- to be able to reopen that road. >>> punishment reduced. one of two players involved in this week's giants baseball brawl will have their suspension reduced by one game. today espn is reporting that bryce harper will accept a reduced suspension of three games. on monday a fight broke out between him and giants pitcher strickland after strickland hit him with a pitch. that means he won't be playing in game three of the series which i

. >> scott budman with the highlights. >> fun to watch here some of the post-ing from the parade we in a lot. a lot of people we got hammer e. 40 with coach brown. steph with the trophy. k.d. with the trophy. a lot of fans. how about this you may remember this the stage my favorite part is how both in glasses and trophy you see fans reflected from the street view. this is vicki wen's shot vicki getting steph curry socks. wrap it up eric from oakland let us repost-in thank you the confetti coming down on the crowd. feel free to tag us on twitter or insanity graham. janelle and raj back to you. >> keep tagging us we may show them on the air. >> i saw one of ricky henderson and barry bonds. >> baseball stars. >> back in a moment before we go a quick look on stage with draymond green. >> our marathon sports day -- continues tonight -- w/ the giants. this is a live look at coors fi . >>> okay not just the warriors. the mar -to-sports day continuing into tonight with the giants. s in a live look now at cures field in denver, colorado. the giants baseball right here on nbc bay area is giants

business and tech reporter scott budman to show us the judges used a tweet by president trump in the ruling. >> the ninth circuit had in the past rules against the president's executive order limiting travel from six problematically muslim countries citing things the president said about the ban. this morning the court cited something he sweeted. the sweet that said we need a travel ban for dangerous countries. the court also quoted sean spicer who said the tweets are considered oberle official amts i about the cht of the united states. >> one of the things i was struck by is how had helpful the trump administration has been to all of us by continuing to be clear about what their prerjs are and their actual intent. and intent in these instenesss matters. >> the ninth circuit court back in february refused to reants the president's original executive. today it upheld the decision of u.s. drirkt court judge. after the ruling let white house responded saying the administration will review the decision and at a believes the travel ban is lawful and will eventually be upheld by the suprem

we sent our business and tech reporter and baseball fan scott b budman to give us a look. >> reporter: they're getting ready to broadcast the game of the week but it's not a game you're going to watch the way you usually do on television. this game you'll watch entirely in virtual reality. if you can't be in the stands watching -- >> i'm going to sit you down. >> reporter: you can now see the game in vr, on the field, in the dugout, even check the stats. >> it's different. >> reporter: a new way to take in the action from anywhere. >> so if you think of the game experience as one way to experience baseball and vr as another way to experience, you all of a sudden multiply the ability to engage and interact with your fan base in a whole new way. >> reporter: major league baseball is work iing with intes vr team to broadcast real games in virtual reality. with special vr cameras placed all over the stadium, lots of laptops, ipads and head sets. >> you can also see the entire park. >> reporter: even an entire broadcast booth set up to show you the game. >> we're very similar to broadcast

nbc 7 scott budman says it could help. >> reporter: thanks in part by a silicon startup that says artificial intelligence may be able to make your treatment smarter. health care is a big worry for a lot of people. add in politics and you have even more uncertainty. >> we won't know until it actually happen and my theory it would be too late for some people. >> i am hoping they will work something out but not hopeful at the moment. >> patients are worried about access. >> reporter: working to tame the health care monster one bit of data at a time. >> we can learn about new ways of providing better health care. >> reporter: his company uses artificial intelligence to better focus on patient care. matching patient data with health care in a way amazon matches customers to products. more efficient health care at a lower cost. >> help make the treatment decisions to say patients like you who have diabetes and kidney disease, we know this particular regiment works better. >> reporter: how to make sense of health care complications and make patients feel better. as those patients and doctors wait o

scott budman joins us now. beautiful right there behind you. what are the details? >> reporter: well, the most recent robbery just happened this morning not far from here. local sight seers say they are surprised and upset. grizzly peak boulevard where local photographers come to get away from it all. but two early morning robberies each involving two robbers and victims in their cars have locals like adam shaken up. >> that is unfortunate. a lot of people are coming up here to enjoy the view. you don't think about those things. when you are in the city you are vigilant about locking your car. >> it is crazy to know that people have been robbed out here. >> reporter: after hearing both robberies were violent. one even a woman being wounded by gun shot, he is having second thoughts. >> the fact that someone is coming around here abusing that, is upsetting and it makes me not to come back here. >> reporter: us berkeley police department are not commenting on the robberies. >> thank you. a followup now on nbc area investigation. south bay fitness trainer arrested on se

scott budman has been tracking this story in our news room to explain how it all went down. >> the thieves stole 100 of these thinking they were cell phone chargers. they are actually powerful tracking devices popular with businesses that want to keep track of their inventory. but in this case they kept track of where the thieves were going and led police right to them. it's the tech startup that turned into a crime fighter. the headquarters of santa clara's was vandalized last week. >> we found the office in disarray. >> reporter: thieves stole some of their computers but 100 of their signature products. >> gps devices were stolen. >> reporter: these yellow smart trackers. >> not very often that someone takes tracking devices. >> reporter: real time tracking devices with pin point accuracy typically used to track large shipments in this case they track the thieves from the office up 880 leading officers to this storage facility in union city. >> our detectives got search warrants for that location. >> reporter: which was full of among other things trackers. >> 98 were in storage facility.

reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. silicon valley law maker also voicing his support for keeping the paris accord. he tweeted, quote, trump's actions will cause so much damage to our planet and it puts the interests of oil ceos over 7 billion people. >> planned parenthood will close three of its bay area clinics and donald trump's election is apparently playing a part. clinics in vacaville, pittsburgh and central richmond will close june 30th. they cite money struggles as the reason and the low reimbursement rates from state and federal government. they expect to lose more federal funding under the president's proposed american health care act. >> new at 6:00 tonight, keeping the party going into the wee hours of the morning, a bill has just passed in the state senate to extend bar hours to 4:00 in the morning. legislation introduced back in february by scott weiner in san francisco said the bill will help areas with the night life economically and culturally. the decision to extend bar hours will be up to local commun

we sent our business and tech reporter scott budman to economic out the scene. what happened. >> reporter: how is this for a silicon valley story, having date night interrupt bid a drone. several elections and lots of damage and one drone pilot wanted by police. when flown carefully drones can be fun. but when flown illegally. >> we seen a big flash not once but twice. >> they can be dangerous. >> you could actually feel the drone on fire on the ground. the guys flying the drone left. >> they left but the drone flown into a high voltage wire on polar ace avenue in mounen view caused 160 oh people to lose power. >> just a flash. >> these power lifters suffered a power outage. so did diners on nearby castro street. >> thursday night date night in downtownen mounen view. >> the center for performing arts evacuated mid-show and the local library was cleared out just to be safe. >> the police were out here in force. they were making sure everything was safe. but still couldn't see the cracks on the sidewalk. it was dark. >> tens of thousands of dollars in damage done

our business and tech reporter scott budman is here to show us the rescue and business side of drones. >> yeah, janelle and garvin fire crews we talked to call them the air force. the number of drones they plan to use is growing each year. here is why. straight from silicon valley, drones are being used more than ever to fight fire and floods here. now the menlo park fire department wants to share the tech. >> this is what all of the pilots carry when they're on duty. now. >> hosting a forum where crews from all over the country got a chance to look up and see the future. >> gives you a different perspective that aerial perspective to get up and you know see what's going on from the macroview. >> already in use locally, the drone market is growing by the day. among those invited to the forum, drone start-ups. >> it feels good to find great applications for this for emergency first responders. and you know the technology is here. it's just about figuring out the best ways that we can work together. >> and pilots sharing their stories of using drones in the field. >> hazardous material

reporting live in san francisco, scott kobudman, nbc bay area n. >> thanks xdscott. >>> more trouble for uber ton new at 6:00 aó[ uber driver is accused of sexual batter againsó a passenger. this man sexually3w battered3l passenger who ordered a ride police are investigating this case and asking for the public's helping in piecing together this incident. >>> a man accusesed of killing of an australian tourist inó[o frab he pled not guilty. police say he got into a fight ñ friday with matthew bate outside the da vinci hotelçó on vang the judge set bail at $100,000. his next court dateu is schedud next week. >>> from football stardom to k@o criminal charges, a former 49ers made his first court appearance today on accusations of domestic violence and child ebbuÑi3w endangersment peggy bunker is live in san jose with more on the case against tremendousen brock. >> reporter: well janelle tremendousen was in court todayc fa violence gp)áttj also misdemeanor chilñ endangersment that's because his girlfriend was holding the 1-year-old child during one of the attacks. if convic