good nbc bay area.com. on the website you can find the list on the front page. >>> just in to our newsroom, new video of this house fire burning in san jose. this is happening or along the knightsbridge road along in mendocino drive. this is not too far from the park. viewers sent us this about an hour ago. still working to learn if anyone was hurt and learn how this fire was started. >>> knew it 11:00, for a mixed martial artist stars, faced a judge once again today. nbc bay area's robert handa is live for us outside of the san jose courthouse. what happened out there today? >> reporter: well, marcus, here at the hall of justice, proceedings are still dragging along. however, today we can give you a rare look at cain velasquez in court. today, nbc bay area was able to get a tv camera into the courtroom, so this is the former ufc champion. a short while ago when he was scheduled to enter a plea, but velasquez faces an attempted murder charge and gun related offenses regal art during a car chase where anothe

you are watching nbc bay area tonight. nbc bay area's welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. a new shot will soon be on the market and today a panel voted to endorse the shot. it still needs a green light from the cdc but if approved it will be the first new shot for covid since february of last year. this is different than pfizer and moderna because it has technology that has been around for decades. covid experts say the new shot could be good for two different days and reasons. at first it may better protect us from variants and, more people might be willing to get vaccinated. morning is now, one of our experts from usf. i just talked with one of my little league dads and he said he is against vaccines because he does not trust the moderna or the pfizer shot. do you think this could get some folks, like him, to buy in? >> i hope so. this is like many of the vaccines that we have used in times before covid-19. it is giving proteins to your body that look like a gene in your body makes antibodies against it. nothing new or fancy. it is tried-and-true. >> what took so long to

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good night >>> next on nbc bay area, tonight a tax rebate coming to 23 million in california. we'll break down how much you could get and when. plus, we'll be talking about how much this could help and what else you could do to offset the cost of gas and rising inflation. >>> two big events in one week. how the warriors parade and pride weekend may impact our covid cases. we're joined by an expert. >>> and it's been a staple for generations, but today announcement that great america will eventually close. we'll tell you why. then. >> it's always nice to be challenged by seeing things in nature we can't explain. >>> more great white sharks

also at nbc bay area.com. across the rest of the bay area when you look at some of those inland valleys, it was definitely warmer today. anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees hotter. we got up into the 90s. thankfully, it was not nearly as hot as we had last week with those numbers were in the low 100s. still a very warm day. pittsburgh at 91. concorde 90 in saratoga at 90. a ridge of high pressure. we are seeing this hangout for just one more day and then we will get even more weather changes coming our way. strap on the seatbelt here kind of weather. we have had a lot of ups and downs in those temperatures, and this week is going to play out more of that for us. as we head into tomorrow morning's forecast, we start off with temperatures in the 50s. mostly sunny skies. over to the northbay has you starting off at 54. san francisco, 58 and east bay 56. daytime highs don't really adjust a whole lot. down here to the south bay, we look at some similar numbers. 85 expected in san jose. 89 down to gilroy. 90 in morgan hi

we have the video to prove it, with our friends at nbc boston. if we won we were supposed to receive some chocolate chip cookies as well as some clam chowder. i'm not sure how you do that. but we are ready for our prizes. the cookies and all of the chowder because we are winners in san francisco. i called it on june 2. and now we are just waiting for a reprise. >> the cookies on the chowder will be delicious with the confetti on it. thank you. >>> a lot of fans took to social media to congratulate the team and show off warriors pride. a very electric and emotional night for everyone. and diehard fans already have their nba champs gear. several 's sporting goods stores were all set up with the gear. one woman had to watch the game on her phone but she was the first one in line and she said it was worth it. >> i knew they were going to win and it is the warriors. >> don't worry if you didn't get in line yesterday. they say they have plenty of inventory left. there will be a championship parade on monday and that parade will kickoff at 11:00 a.m. at

watch it on roku amazon fire tv, apple tv or download the nbc bay area app. up next to live look at downtown san francisco. jeff joins us to tell us how the weather is changing. and not what you would expect from the man known as america's dad. >>> if you're looking for a - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> check this out it's going viral tom hanks mobbed by fans for selfies as they left the new york restaurant. they trip reid wilson. you see it right there and that's when the nicest guy in hollywood lost his cool. >> back up. >> what are you doing? >> you are knocking over my wife. >> did you hear that? that is tom hanks but he was defending his wife. twitter having a field day with the clips. i favorite so far, breaking news, tom hanks reacts like a normal human being. c

you can watch them here on nbc bay area. our team will also bring you updates on what comes out of the hearing on nbcbayarea.com. >>> let's take a life look at this beautiful shot of san jose. a much cooler weekend for us but how everything she about? let's go to meteorologist vianey arana. you have been checking we can expect next payment cool and comfortable today and then we get an increase in temperatures at first let's guide you through your friday forecast. a live look over san francisco. one noticeable thing compared to the past couple of days is the increase in cloud cover we do have a system just a are north providing a lot of our temperature changes. and over the next couple of hours we will notice an onshore flow. that will kick up the wind around the coastline, and will funnel some of that wind through some of the valleys, which means to the tri-valley. concord can expect gusts at 20 plus and i will guide you to the timing. >>> first, let's check in with mike. >> trying to get a break on gas prices. in cupertino,

the doj set to begin a review of the delayed response our nbc news exclusive. the border patrol agent who raced to t school where his wife was a teacher and his daughter a student what he's saying about the response >>> also tonight, historic hurricane agatha slams mexico and a new threat in the midwest after a tornado damaged as many as 100 homes. al roker is here >>> gas prices hitting a new record high as europe moves t ban most russian oil and russian forces seizing half of a key city in eastern ukraine. >>> the rare meeting president biden welcoming the chairman of the fed to the white house to talk inflation. and our reporting, the friction inside the white house as the president's approval sinks. >>> a chaotic start to the summer travel season delays, cancellations, and soaring airfares and now the comeback for business travel. >>> and the excitement building for the queen's platinum jubilee. the countdown to the event 70 years in the making >> reporter: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening it goes against every fiber in our being

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight, a dangerous tropical threat taking aim at florida, parts of the southern coast getting pounded by heavy rains. the tropical cyclone with warnings issued for a large part of the state, including south florida and the keys also on alert, parts of the bahamas and cuba where at leas one person already died dangerous rains expected to continue overnight, causing torrential downpours and possible tornadoes. just this week the national weather service predicting an above average hurricane season we start tonight with meteorologist bill karins tracking this dangerous storm. bill, what are you seeing >> reporter: tom, i'm very concerned with heavy rainfall overwhelming flood control systems in south florida. they're thinking the possibility for water into homes, evacuations and rescues in the next 24 hours. let me give you the latest on the storm. it is coming off the yucatan and heading to florida. heavy rainfall is well ahead of the storm, already drench

in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news . >>> in san mateo county, christina corp. is hopes to be the first latina sheriff in state history. she is taking over incumbent charlotte is. corporate says there needs to be more accountability for the people of san mateo county. >> i run a grassroots campaign. i have done this with a lot of resistance from the establishment in the political world here, but i did it because i wanted to bring change to law enforcement and to the way we deliver our law enforcement services in san mateo county. >> our website is a great place for election updates as well as analysis. just go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the top story box. that will take it to a list of the races we are following. >>> sky ranger over a fire in a san jose church that appears to be parched. crews arrived at the church around 2:30 this afternoon. they knocked down the flames quickly in downtown san jose. witnesses told police that they think they saw a person and started the fire, and they pointed out the suspect. police arrested the person for arson. nobody was

nbc bay area news. >>> now is the time to buy. according to real estate agents and brokers, they say the housing market has cooled off significantly in the silicon valley compared to just a couple of months ago. but the cooling comes with a catch. interest rates are climbing meaning the mortgage still might be more expensive in the end. damian is in san jose with a look. >> reporter: agents say the trend started shifting in february and march, and those who couldn't buy a home then may now be able to do so. take this single family home on north white road in san jose. it's been on the market for 24 days, and the seller did something that was unheard of just a few months ago. he recently dropped the list price by $95,000. >> the market is changing. it's definitely not what it was four or five months ago. >> reporter: this agent says higher interest rates are keeping homes on the market longer. open houses are attracting smaller crowds, and the multiple high bidders are disappearing. >> today there will be many buyers that will be a

here's the view from nbc bay area's sky range. it took 75 firefighters to contain it and no homes were damaged the fire did burn into some yards. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> this one happened in san francisco. a fire broke out just before 5:30 tonight in mclaren park. firefighters contained the fire at four acres. no one was hurt and no buildings were damaged. this was accidental. >>> a call for help from oakland's vietnamese community known as little saigon. they say like in chinatown, they are being besieged by crime and they need the city's help. we have that story. >> reporter: >> for the last year i have been --. >> reporter: this man is the owner of a jewelry store in little saigon. he showed us video of a group of men and women trying to break into his store. >> it happens every night. those people that break in my shop they come with guns. >> reporter: another man owns the supermarket nearby also sees violent crime daily. >> i see kids driving. >> reporter: she now closes her store early. along with about 100 other bus

stick around for nbc area news at 5:00. we will be right back. >>> you are watching nbc bay area news at midday. we are learning new developments out of san antonio, texas where the death toll stands at 51. this is in the smuggling tragedy were migrants are packed inside of a sweltering truck. we are following the investigation underway. >> this morning in san antonio a horrific tragedy taking a growing human toll. >> it is sad. these are human beings. >> officials now say at least 39 men and 12 women are dead after they were found packed in the back of a abandoned semitruck monday. in sweltering triple digit heat. authorities adding some of the victims may be children. >> potentially some of them are under the age of 18. >> first responders describing the shock of seeing so many people packed inside of the trailer. >> we had 50-60 people in mainly stuff in the back of a truck with no water, no air- conditioning, no means for ventilation. >> mexican authority say 22 of the victims are mexican nationals, seven migrants are f

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jay gray, nbc news. >>> let's bring in jeff. the strange weather happening across the country and even here, we've been so warm, and now we'll drop in temperatures too? >> yeah, we have this strong area of high pressure sitting across a lot of the west, and then that will give way to numbers dropping anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees as we head into later on this week. certainly a roller coaster ride for us. not only this week, but really for the past six to eight weeks we've had a lot of erratic changes. today we were 10 to 15 degrees warmer, and that brought us to 91 in pittsburgh. not good enough for records, but averaging 10 to 15 above average. concord at 90, here's the area of high pressure that's producing this. livermore 87 right now. we drop down to 70s by 8:00 ask the 9:00. then eventually we get some relief heading through later tonight with the 60s returning through livermore. high pressure is bringing the heat and will stick around for one more day in the forecast, and then it's going to get on out. so i think as we st

for all of us at nbc news, good night have a great night >>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, preparations in california? we'll break it down, a first of its kind report for reparations for black americans. what's being recommended and what comes next. i'm raj mathai. >>> also, an outing at facebook and why cheryl sanders is saying, time to move on. >>> a surprise visitor on campus. how this bay area high school got a mountain lion inside. quick thinking by a custodian and where the cat ended the night there we check in with the warriors and celtics and the party that's happening as we speak. we are live at chase center on the eve of the

let's bring in nbc bay area's cheryl hurd who spoke with the vice president earlier tonight. and life from sfo, good evening cheryl. >> reporter: good evening, as you mentioned she is in the bay area. now, the last time that she was in san francisco, she paid a visit to ucsf, this time she is here to raise money. vp kamala harris landing safely at sfo tonight and happy to be back home. she was met by two big-city mayors at the airport, chef and braid, their talk at the bottom of the steps, lasting several minutes. >> it was about things important to san francisco and catching her up on some of the happenings here. and asking for her help and her support. >> elections matter more than ever and we all talked about how we all have got work to do on these midterms. >> reporter: tomorrow, harris will be helping raise money for her party as the midterm elections draw near, microsoft executive kevin scott and his wife shannon are hosting a fundraiser at their home in los gatos. from the chopper, you can see people setting up for the event. tickets cost between 1000 and $50,000. toni

michelle byrd, nbc bay area news. >> michelle, thank you. the meteorologist rob mayeda is with us to see these windy conditions and what might happen overnight. >>> yeah, the concern overnight is the humidity numbers don't come up as much as we want. looking at warm temperatures, but we can see the convergence of hottest temperatures today, low humidity averages, with gusty winds. the fire took off at 4:00 or 5:00. strong updrafts, lofting up the ash and evers, causing more fires downwind. check out the temperatures we're seeing here. at 11:00, still an idea of where the the fire is burning, interstate 80 with him and be at 35%. cooler temperatures are likely to be around the fire lines aftecounity. that's what we talk about, when we should be in the 70s or 80% range. not the case in the hills. dropping back into the teens tomorrow. wednesday, picking up in the afternoon. temperatures, in the 80s to near 90 degrees. yet again, from 3:00 in the afternoon to 5:00 in the evening. hot and dry and windy conditions on the right side of nevada coun

nbc bay area news. >> thank you. meanwhile, state lawmakers have changed a bill that would have let pre-teens get vaccinated without their parents' consent. sponsors raised the proposed minimum age to 15 instead of 12. right now kids in california 12 to 17 can't get vaccinated without their parents knowing except for vaccinations to prevent stds. it didn't have the support to pass the assembly. and kids and teens makeup lowest number of california's vaccinated population. partially because of how long it took for vaccines to be made available to them. around 36% of kids age 5 to 11 have been fully vaccinated. 12 to 17-year-olds have a higher percentage. those 17 and younger makeup 19% of the state's cases. >>> all right action in other news, in san francisco today, the man accused of killing the man known to the community members as grandpa will face a trial. he died from a violent attack more than a year and a half ago. his death trigger aid nationwide response from aaip activist. this rally was held before the prel

yesterday after the nbc news report, certain terms were unblocked again. >>> since roe v. wade was overturned, major drugstore chains say the demand is spiking for emergency contraceptives like plan b. in fact, demands spiked so quickly that some pharmacies began limiting the amount available to each customer. today we spoke with a stanford doctor who says she's hearing from patients with general worries about access to contraceptives. >> it's been a fast-paced evolving weekend, but many of my patients are very aware of the changes that are happening nationally, including california where we're protected, and we anticipate that our local patients will continue to receive excellent care. >> planned parenthood of northern california says they're not currently seeing a shortage of plan b that's offered at all 17 of their locations, however they say there are caps on the number of emergency contraception they can order. meanwhile, cvs told us today that it's in the process of listing its limit on plan b purchases. >>> in other news, the search is on for a driver involved in a

we'll have it right here on nbc bay area and on nbc sports bay area tonight. >>> let's see what we can expect for those temperatures today. a lot people might want to get outside and cheer on the team. i was a going to feel, temperature wise? maybe not as muggy. >> today the temperatures are going to be warm. it will be dry. not as much humidity. it helps a little bit. let's talk about the hourly temperatures. we are starting out in the 50s. if i fast for this to 12 law, we will be in the 70s. and then right around 2:30, 3:00 it will go into the upper 70s. if you're watching the game around the peninsula, you do not have to worry about the heat. upper 70s should cool off by the afternoon. let's yell those roads are doing with mike. >>> unfortunately, vianey, it is the same status. we will show you the live camera coming towards us, south bound 101, two lanes open. still shooting water on the fire on the roadside and on the tractor trailer. between the expressway, that is what you would not expect normally. it has cleared up through san jose. is the reminder, you talked about road closu

nbc area.com and click on the top story box. that will take you to the list of all of the races that we are following. >>> time to take a live look outside for you right now in dublin. you can see cars on the road, things moving along smoothly. it will be nice out there. it's a little warm outside. meteorologist cary hall has a look at that. it does look warm out there to me. >> it is sunny. yes, sometimes that is enough to get it warm outside. as we take a live view at our camera in san raphael. as we get ready to head out for lunch, it is in the mid-70s. you see the mid-temperatures holding steady here as we go into the rest of the afternoon. today is a beautiful day compared to what we have ahead. reaching 81 this afternoon, 77 in fremont, and 83 degrees in livermore. tomorrow is when the heat that we've been talking about, when it starts to ride his in the bay area. temperatures in the mid-80s, we will be in the upper 90s in fairfield, and that peaks on friday. we will take a look at those temperatures and the excessive heat

all of the fun on nbc bay area, starting at 9:30 in the morning. it will also air on our sister station, telemundo 48. >>> moving over to major league baseball. the giants starting a road trip, the giants pitcher, carlos rode on, picked a of a game. giving up only two hits. striking out eight batters. josh peterson provided the only offense the giants needed, each hitting a home run, the giants win 2-0. >>> >>> finally, tonight. a successful uncomplicated rescue for some sunnyvale firefighters. >> look at that! >> oh my goodness! >> nice job guys! >> there he is. the crew worked four hours, to get the kitten out of the chimney. as the group later tweeted, catastrophe averted. no word on how that cat actually got back there. >>> tonight, the new images purportedly showing two americans captured in ukraine in russian custody. russian state tv airing video appearing to show two veterans from alabama that went missing while fighting alongside the ukrainians a third american reportedly missing, too. president biden acknowledging today the u.s. has no id

in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> ian, thank you. this is the supreme court's, the court that former trumm trump helped to shape.he released a statement today, taking credit for it happen. he said, in part, today's decision, the biggest win for life in a generation, along with other decisions announced recently, will only be made possible because i delivered everything, as promised, including nominating and getting three highly-respected, strong, constitutionalists into the united states supreme court. while much of the focus has been those who are angry about today's ruling, there are millions of people who have spent decades fighting for this very decision and this ruling. here's nbc bay area news's stephanie maguey on. >> reporter: reflecting on what they have been fighting for nearly half a century. >> this is monumental. we never thought we would have had this in america. we never thought it would get overturned. >> reporter: james cook, long protesting abortion services outside planned parenthood the next for years now. for him

make sure to download our free nbc bay area app. you can get breaking news and weather alerts sent straight to your phone along with updates as we get them. >> in the east bay, a home was vandalized. san leandro police say a home's garage was vandalized with anti- asian messages. officers say that since the property owners, recent tenants, and realtor are all of asian descent, it's being investigated as a targeted hate crime. police are urging anyone with information about that crime to come forward. >> in the bay area celebrated two holidays today, and we hope you had a wonderful father's day and juneteenth. people gathered in san francisco's bayview neighborhood to celebrate both. here is christie smith. >> reporter: a warm, sunny day was the backdrop for the juneteenth celebration at gilman park in san francisco. darius jones is visiting from out of town and stopped by. >> heard about this event in the bayview area, juneteenth event, so i said, hey, i've got to mark this on my calendar, come out here on father's day, you know, sh

in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> to the north bay now. crews are watching for any flare ups from that brush fire. it happened around 10:00 last night in san rafael near dominican university. it's now under control, which is great news. firefighters evacuated neighbors, but they're back in their homes now. a nun from dominican university says it was frightening. >> we practice all the time. we're really organized about it. but there's nothing like seeing it and smelling it and realizing how fragile we are. it's very wooded up here. they take as good care of it as they can, but a fire is a fire and it could have been terrible. >> indeed, it's alarming. no word yet on the cause. >>> fighting fire with fire. you might have noticed smoke on the peninsula this morning. it was from a prescribed burn conducted by cal fire. light smoke could be seen in parts of san mateo. it burned five acres and helps reduce the threat of wildfires, they say. >> this is the first prescribed burn of the season. it gets us out here training and practicing and also

>>> i'm raj mathai, next on nbc bay area news tonight the vice is back home. she arrived at sfo just a short time ago. >> i'm glad to be here, and it's good to be back in the bay. >> we'll tell you who she's going to visit in the bay area and how much it costs to get in the door. >>> plus, is governor newsom planning a presidential run? >>> and is alameda county's recent mask mandate making a difference? one of the leading covid experts in the country has some answers. >>> and brace yourself if you're traveling during fourth of july weekend. we've got pro tips to avoid those delays or cancellations at the airport. >>> good evening, this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai. quite a meeting on the tarmac. not just political allies here but friends. vice president kamala harris chatting with mayors london breed and libby schaaf as air force two arrives. we are live at sfo in just a moment. >>> but first we want to start with some developing news. that fire in nevada county. this is northeast of sacramento. tonight more than a dozen communities are facing

nbc bay area responds next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a cool, yes, cl, letven a cool, yes, cl, letven oo's e - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> morning rates rates are on the rise. but the biden administration says it plans to help more americans find an affordable home. here's more. >> reporter: on top of record high gas prices, rising food costs, and now increasing interest rates, home buyers are seeing their purchasing power dwindle, adding even more financial stress for americans like jean robinson. >> i'm retired and slightly disabled, so it means that if i want to buy a house, you know, where does that leave me. >> reporter: housing costs up 5.5% from a year ago, pricing more and more out of the market. the biden administration says it's workin

you are watching nbc bay area news tonight >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. we want to get you caught up on other stories. a san ramone cheering squad said they were unfairly labeled as racist because of social media posts. the controversy centers around the california high school cheer squad. social media pictures shown members of their cheer team posing with a black mannequin head. team members refer to the mannequin head at kareem. saying they opened an investigation and plan to step up diversity efforts at the campus. but the cheer squad said those were false and defamtory claims and they are now getting bullied and harassed. the team is demanding a public apology and calling for the resignation of the superintendent after he sent a district wide letter condemning the photos. >> he has left these children in a very dangerous situation by implicating they are racist. as a mother i am absolutely terrified that this label will follow my daughter for the rest of her life. >> regardless of why it existed it is wrong and it can not continue. and, we understand

remember nbc bay area is your home for the complete parade coverage. we will have exclusive interviews with the players. the parade kicks off at 11:00 a.m. but our life coverage begins at 9:30 monday morning. and our sister station will be the only spanish station where you can watch the parade. if you're planning to go to the parade we have got you covered as well. from getting to the city or parade route, we have posted everything you need to know on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link in our trending bar. >>> the giants on a roll lately, just a few games behind the padres. the giants in pittsburgh this afternoon. that is austin slater at the plate. they have got a man there, he hit against a lefty, a solo homer over the wall. he smacked that thing. the pirates load the bases in the eighth inning and jake mcgee on the mound, and he gets the pop up, to get out of a jam. the giants go on to win at, 7- 5. >>> back in the bay area, the oakland a's, hosting the royals. a fan makes the catch but he did it with a pretzel in his hand

a video from nbc bay area sky ranger right now. there is a lot of areas where you could see them standing in that area. now some of the details are not yet clear including how or even when that ended up there. but check this out, these past images along the bay area, showing that big cat under the desk. there students are safe, and wildlife teams are now on their way to remove that animal. >>> firefighters too are making progress on the old fire in napa. >> nbc bay area rapper joined us, and robb, you spoke with them? >> reporter: correct, sierra and markets. the weather will fortunately not be a big factor today. the communities are low, it is high but not superhigh. the winds are light, if nonexistent. if you look behind me, the fire is burning in that steep terrain and that steep terrain where this fire is burning is the main challenge facing the firefighters. this is called the old fire and it is now 15% contained and a 10% improvement from overnight and still at 570 acres. no structures burned, the fire was first reported arou

in san martin, marion favreau, nbc bay area news. stronach four years after the tone of yacht phil was torn apart of a deadly shooting in a veterans home, we have looked at the victims families. it started as a hostage situation as law enforcement converged on the pathway home, which is a -- program on campus. the gunmen had been kicked out of the program. some five hours later, police stormed the room finding the gunmen had already killed his victims and himself. the state will pay $51 million to the families of dr. jennifer gullett, dr. jen gonzales, who was pregnant, and pathway director, christine roper. >>> the remains -- return to his beloved soft baked community for tributes today and a form of community service tomorrow. today, minetta was praised for his professional achievements, including stints at san jose mayor, cumbersome and, in two cabinet positions. it was mainly goodbyes to a friend. nbc bay area's robert handa, who knew minetta since childhood, joseph from san jose city hall, where one of many events was held today

you can watch the full interview on the nbc bay area streaming app. it is available on the roku, amazon fire tv, or apple tv. the interview is placed under the musty playlist. stomach the report is out and it shows the wide majority of crashes involving assisted driving were made by tesla cars. nh tca started collecting data a year ago out of nearly 400 nearly crashes, 70% of them involved tesla's. however, traffic safety leaders are saying the data is incomplete and doesn't quite indicate which assisted driving systems are the safest. while tesla did have the most crashes, it is believed the company also has the most cars with those systems on the road. >>> next, you love binge watching your favorite show on netflix? you may not be able to do that in the future when the company is rethinking the way it does its business. >> we've got a viewer who thinks the car company is offering to replace his broken transmission. then his case got mark. i'm consumer investigator democrats, nbc bay area responds next. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff. after the he

you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. houston, a huge concern around here. no matter what your income level is, last night, the oakland city council voted to lower the cap on how much money should landlords can raise the rent by each year. landlords have rent -controlled apartments and only increase right now by 3%. before last night's decision, landlords could have raised the rent by 6.7%, because oakland's cap was tied to inflation. here's how much of a difference the lower capital make if you are paying $2400 a month right now, before, your rent could be raised to $25.60. now, capped at $24.72. this helps renters but hurts landlords. landlords say, they're suffering from inflation and the pandemic and are being unfairly asked to shoulder responsibilities of the housing crisis. they say, strict laws and ordinances make it hard for them to operate. so what exactly does this mean? our investigating unit talk to mom-and-pop landlords in a new housing series. these are landlords who only rent out one or a handful of units.

the nbc universal film had the third biggest debut since the pandemic >>> nbc's meteorologist michelle grossman is back with a look at the week ahead hey, michelle. >> it's a hot one. good idea to go to the movies. we're looking at temperatures in 100 in many spots. it will feel like 115 in many spots. that's a big one today, extreme heat across the country. looking at severe weather, ohio valley into parts of the upper midwest, great lakes and the mid-atlantic later today showers in the northern plains, a high fire danger in the southwest. we're watching the pipeline fire north of flagstaff and continued heat wednesday back to you guys >> michelle, thank you studying babies for dybo size and obesity later in life. that's next. simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with febreze touch. la, la, la, la, la be ready for whatever life throws your

morgan chesky, nbc news, san antonio. >>> tonight the u.s. announcing a major new military commitment in europe in response to russia's war in ukraine. kristen welker was at the nato summit in spain and has the latest >> reporter: tonight new video shows the horror when a russian missile hit that crowded shopping mall in ukraine many still missing from monday's deadly attack ukraine's president zelenskyy says russia is now a terrorist state. all of it intensifying the pressure on world leaders as the critical nato summit gets under way in spain. nato today declaring russia its most significant and direct threat >> we're stepping up we're proving that nato is more needed now than it ever has been >> reporter: in an attempt to counter russia, today presiden biden announcing plans to bolster u.s. forces in eastern europe including a permanent u.s. base in poland and increased rotations in the baltics. that in addition to billions in military aid already delivered to ukraine, but president zelenskyy addressing nato today says it's not enough and

in cupertino, scott budman, nbc bay area news . >>> another twist in the last twitter saga. elon musk claims twitter is not giving him enough information about the fake accounts. because of it, he might not fight. we learned about musk's position in the filing from twitter. filing contains a letter from musk threatening to undo the deal. experts report musk must bye twitter no matter what. if he does not, he has to pay twitter a billion-dollar breakup fee. >>> a schools take over in oakland, parents and students camping at a now closed elementary school. this is only if that dissipates their demand. >>> two weeks since the uvalde shooting, states are taking action to stop another tragedy . what some teachers could soon start caring inside the classrooms. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff criner. a lot of blue skies today. we have dangerous heat coming our way. we have a few more showers. i will see you back here in about eight minutes. >>> here is the election qr code. use your phone to scan the code on your screen. we will put that up for you right there. that will take you

reporting live in san francisco, i am cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> the warriors, even the nba finals, stephen curry after his epic performance, that is coming up later in sports. >>> if cheryl is not getting the assignment, i am. the warriors brought the heat and so did mother nature. it is a beautiful night, still in the 70s tonight, scorchers today, triple digits. at least one record set, meteorologist jeff ranieri joining us now. and jeff? >> it is really locked in, there is some changes that you can see today. we got to 100 in concord. a new record within santa rosa. 102. leading the record back in 2019. the heat advisory has expired, and some positive things here. and it is a small, down 2 degrees within novato. again, signaling those cooler changes as we go through tomorrow's forecast. we will have 8:00 a.m. 73 degrees. and by 1:00 p.m. we will be at 91. and by 2:00, we will be at 92. >>> some good news tonight, a fire that forced crews to block off part of vasco road. is now fully contained. it all happened around 1:00. near walnut boulevard. this is the same spot where

tonight that swimmer sharing her story in an nbc news exclusive. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening an unsent letter described as a murder-suicide pact by a former trump white house lawyer stood at the core of testimony in today's january 6 committee hearing. three former top justice department officials describing former president

anthony florez, nbc bay area. >> your 401(k) likely took a big hit yesterday. huge soft market selloff amidst soaring inflation, skyrocketing prices of food, gas, and pretty much everything. president biden taking on the situation head-on in a speech in philadelphia today. we will show you who he says is standing in his way as he tries to improve the economy. >>> helping unhoused students make it in the bay. where life breaking down the proposed program that could help bridge the gap tween high school graduation and what is next for those students. we will be right back. >>> we are looking live at the market, this morning. although the dow is in the red it has been a tough day and volatile day of trading. nasdaq is slightly in the green , as we seem to be falling into a bear market. yesterday the dow tumbled 876 points, dropping 17% off its record high. the president, though, taking on the economy in a passionate speech and philadelphia, this morning. he is any labor union convention. the president there reassured americans that the soaring inflation that we ha

. >> we begin with nbc bay area cheryl hurd in pleasanton. cheryl, what a chaotic day and night for residents out there and firefighters of course. >> very chaotic. i'm live right now at the golden eagle estates. as you can see firefighters are still here and i've also seen some people still coming home tonight after being told to evacuate earlier today and there is a similar situation happening not far away. >> we didn't have any notice, i saw the fire and smoke before we got a real evacuation. it kind of hit us pretty quickly. >> after about five hours of uncertainty, they arcoming back to the home night after being told to leave quickly duri the height of the pleasant canyon fire. >> a couple papers and couple valuables and got out of there in a hurry. >> families who live near the golden eagle estates were also given evacuation orders. >> at your house, your life, your everything. they could disappear forever. it's undescribable feeling. >> the canyon fire covering 71 acres per tonight, 10% contained. this fire starting first. moving quic

. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. president biden tonight announcing his new plan to bring down high fuel prices the president calling on a somewhat skeptical congress to suspend the federal gas tax. that's currently around 18 cents a gallon for gasoline. 24 cents for diesel. a federal gas tax holiday will provide only minimal relief from the price at the pump which has trickled down to a still staggering average of $4.95 a gallon and the president is asking states to suspend their fuel taxes, too. gas prices are up nearly $2 a gallon in the past year helping to fuel soaring inflation. with limited levers at his disposal, the president faces increasing pressure to show he's trying to do something to blunt the impact of runaway prices but at what cost chief white hous correspondent kristen welker leads us off tonight. >> reporter: under pressure with gas prices hovering around $5 a gallon ahead of the july fourth holiday president biden today calling for a suspension in the gas tax. >> i fully understand that a gas tax

live in san jose, and, nbc bay area news. >> that is madness. we hope those kids did not see that. >>> san jose police spent the weekend trying to break up this, sideshows, the illegal and dangerous shows jamming up traffic and shutting down intersections all across the city this weekend. the city has vowed to crack down on those risky shows. as nbc bay area's robert harr explains, the crackdown only works only if they have enough police officers to respond. >> reporter: san jose police say they responded to the sideshows quickly concerning how fast they pop up and disperse. this time around, they had their hands full with other crimes. it is pretty easy to see where a big show has taken place. the proof of the illegal races and spinoffs are staying around a lot longer. this is the same intersection on saturday night near the bay area of north bart station and neighboring road and where they spin out and race as crowds cheer them on. a person who works in the areas that he could not believe the scene left behind. >> i thought it was maybe an acc

those stories and more on nbc nightly news with lester holt. families already struggling and record gas prices. how president biden is turning up the pressure on the oil giants. >>> also tonight, the state of emergency at yellowstone from unprecedented floods evacuees rescued by chopper. roads, bridges, and homes washed away. could the park be closed for months. and tonight the dangerous tornado threat and extreme heat nearly 100 million under alert. >>> the january 6th committee releasing new video of a capitol tour given by a gop lawmaker on the eve of the attack one of the guests later heard on video threatening democrats outside the capitol. what the republican who led the tour is saying >>> the fda panel backing the covid vaccine for children under 5. the last group still not eligible, and news on dr. anthony fauci testing positive for covid. >>> the major announcement from the u.s. on arming ukraine. >>> and it harkens back to the days of dial-up.

nbc bay area 70 floors joins us from boston. you are the one that said this game three is the pivotal one, statistically speaking.. >> we are minutes away. i was about to say this place has gotten under control. it was crazy earlier. we have plans into the game right now. most of the crowd has made their way into td garden's. this is a big game for the celtics and their fans. it has been 12 years since boston has hosted the nba finals. the banners tell the story. the celtics have won 17 nba championships. they have not won a title since 2008. there are people giving me disgusting looks when i said that. they are just 5 in 4 in boston in the season. the warriors have no problem playing on the road. they won at least road game and 26 street in the off series.. >> we have had great talent and great players. they have gleaned playoff experience during the years in california. they believe in themselves. there is a lot of grit to the group. that is what it takes to win on the road.. >> we are minutes away from tipoff. the last few fa

nbc bay area sky ranger overhead. check that out, fireworks illegally launched on the ground tonight. heavy police presence too. >> and this will be a win we'll be talking about for quite some time. we got a sneak peek at the chronicle's front pain. front page. you can see the headline, forever champs. a nod to them winning four titles since 2015. and more love from the city tonight. mayor breed tweeting this message out saying quote congrats warriors on bringing another championship back home and showing the doubters that we are still here. the entire bay area so proud of you. now it's time to celebrate in the city. the mayor appears to be referring to a parade, and we'll of course have more on that in just a moment. and governor gavin newsom was also quick to congratulate the team. he tweeted warriors, nba champs. never a doubt. what a team, what a year. >> he has the bet with the massachusetts governor, he'll have to wear a curry jersey. die hard dubs fans lining up to get their nba champs gear. several bay area di