young woman told us this was her grandmother's house and her brother lives here. >> how is your grandmother? >> shocked. [ indiscernible ] >> i don't know yet. >> reporter: spokesperson for the fbi declined our request for an oncamera interview. protecting weapons is a high priority but that agents are human. residents of the bay view neighborhood tell me they're relieved the gun has been recovered. >> somebody would have been killed with it. >> glad that they got it back. if it was led to the wrong hands. we could have had more violence than we already have. >> fbi agents say it was surveillance video from the alamo area that led them to this house. and the gun. reporting from the bay view, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark. check out this new video into the newsroom. stunning. brazen armed robbery in san jose. watch the video. from last month. two men storm the hp foods on south 3rd street. one armed with what appears a machine gun. watch this. punches the employee in the face before taking the cash. the two men then drove away from the store in an early 2000 acura. now if you recognize either one of the men, you are urged to call police. >> a critical breakthrough in the fight to get body cameras for san francisco police. today the police union officially signed off on a plan to equip officers with the cameras. the current proposal would allow officers to watch the footage before writing incident reports skpept except in case of police shooting or in custody deaths. a key sticking point in the year's long debate. the police commission will take up the issue at a hearing that's tomorrow. >> developing traffic nightmare in the central valley. all lanes of northbound interstate 5 are shutdown. because of that. sinkhole. this is the view from the chopper an hour ago. see excavators trying to make major repairs. this is going on near highway 132 which is south of tracy. the traffic is being diverted on to northbound 33 and then back on to i-5. some reports say the sinkhole is 15 feet deep. the closure began around noon and crews now estimate it could take them all the way until thursday afternoon to get it fixed. and to get the lanes reopened. >> an early blast of summer as we saw it, 90s inland today. and hot weather is already having an impact on graduations season. nbc bay area's mary ann favro following the story. let's begin with jeff ranieri, tracking the heat and increased fire danger, jeff. >> right now, hottest san ramon, 101, alamo, 100. walnut creek, 99. napa, 89. 68, san francisco. fog at the coastline. 6:03, warmest weather remains across contra costa and alameda. and 96, pleasanton. 95, alamo. 93, lafayette. and mid 90s in concord. show you differences. across the peninsula. we have the fog. pillar point. linda mar. 50s, 60s. where it is winning out. and currently, 91 degrees. tracking. coming up. the hottest day of the week. i want to warn everyone here across the bay area. fire danger increases through saturday. as wind will be 10 to 15 miles per hour. that will help to decrease our humidity. the forecast in 15 minutes. >> jeff, thank you. with the heat, greater concern for wildfires like this one. small one popped up this afternoon in north san jose, 1st near tremble. crews knocked it down quickly. they say it is likely to be a rough summer. >> speaking of the heat -- too hot to walk. how many graduates felt during commencement ceremonies. nbc bay area, marianne favro. the weather making schools to make changes, marianne? >> reporter: yes, some schools are moving their ceremony to the morning to beat the heat. right now, willow glen high school students about to graduate. gunderson students wrapped up their graduation. it was so hit today. i talked to a lot of parents who got here hours early to get a front row seat. but now they have given them up just to sit in the shade. family and friends watching san jose high school students graduate at the rose garden this afternoon, experienced a lot of heat with the pomp and circumstance. it was 95 degrees during the ceremony. >> because it was really hot. and, people were having -- wet towels and, ice cream guy, i know he made out like a bandit over here. everybody was going over. >> three high schools are enjoying graduation ceremonies here today. now students from five san jose unified middle schools will come here for promotion ceremonies on thursday. they were supposed to have their ceremony at s.a.p. center. but the sharks need the tank for the stanley cup finals. school district leaders say they're prepared for the sizzling temperatures and plan to hand out water. >> encourage people to keep drinking water. have water for the audience. nurses are on staff. >> in los gatos, blossom hill, switched the time for the 5th grade promotion ceremony to 9:00 in the morning to help kids and parents beat the heat. right now there are three school district nurses here at this graduation just to help out any one who may have health problems from the heat. reporting live in san jose, maryanne favro, nbc bay area news. >> all right, marianne. track the hot temperatures on the nbcbayarea app free for apple &roid devices. >> a tragic camping accident in northern california. two pittsburgh teens drowned saturday west of moore creek campground in amador county. 2 1/2 miles east. they were cousins. the two were jumping off rocks in the river when they were swept away. scheduled to graduate from pittsburgh high school next week. and the school is planning to hold a vigil at 6:00 p.m. wednesday. >> two novato teenagers accused of killing their classmate will be charged as adults. the marind.a. made the announcement two hours ago. the boys both 17 years of age accused of shooting and stabbing two students last week. edwin ramirez died. another recovering. investigators haven't revealed a motive. prosecutors plan to charge the two teens with murder and attempted murder. does isn't of one of the boys in custody on conspiracy charges. another suspect remains on the run. >> new clue today that police hope will lead them to a missing teenager. investigators say, pearl pinson was wearing a black backpack like this last week. purple and green with the joker on it. investigators are hoping someone found pearl's backpack. the 15-year-old seens when day being dragged across a pedestrian walk way in vallejo. fernando castro, suspected kidnapper later died in a shootout with police on the central coast. >> a big change in the fight between the sheriff's office and jail officers union. tomorrow, new union leaders will take over including a union president who says years of fighting have been bad for officer morale and taxpayers. nbc bay area's robert honda joining us now with an interview with the incoming president. robert handa. >> the sheriff and the correctional officers union has the had serious public fights over the years. now the incoming president says a new approach is needed for the public good. she emerged as a player who ease ongoing tension over embattled county jail. the 48-year-old lei ran to be the correctional peace officers union president, and pushing for a positive, productive relationship with the sheriff's office. starting june 1, lei becomes the union first woman president after a landslide victory that seems to indicate guards are weary of political fights. >> not a time to point fing ter, wter, -- not a time to point a finger. we know what the problem is. focus on the problem. work for the solution. >> many issues will keep the jail in the spotlight including the murder trial of three jail guards accused off taking michael tyree and two taufsers who surrendered, for allegedly beating inmate ruben garcia. >> the publicity is not good for us. we hold our head high. we go to work and do day good job every day. >> the sheriff looks forward to a new relationship. county supervisor, apointed the blue ribbon jail commission says change was overdue. >> some times tension is okay. some times over the top. an obstacle to get things done. i think there is a lot of hope around here right now that with this kind of sea change that is happening with new leadership of the correctional officers that will open the door a little built for much belter relationship. >> the sergeant le plans to repair relations with county board of supervisors but adds it will not stop her for asking for more jail staff and more paid working hours. live in san jose. robert handa, nbc bay area news. imagine waking up to find your front lawn ripped up? an east bay woman is shaken after her artificial turf became the target of thieves. jodi hernandez -- i will have a live report coming up. >> i'm your new consumer investigator. and this is our new consumer investigative center. we're working to solve your problems. just ahead, i'll show you how how to put us to work. >> good evening, i'm meteorologist, jeff ranieri. beautiful shot of the fog rolling into san francisco triegt now with-- right now. i'll have details coming up in my full forecast. every e-mail. bay area responds." ehind "nbc =jesssh >> we'll respond to every call, every e-mail, that's the promise behind nbc bay area response. well, tonight we are unveiling our consumer focus effort. aimed at helping you. >> we are introducing our consumer investigator, chris kit. mora. welcome aboard. >> thank you. beginning tonight every night at 6:00 i will be right here.cce3 not just me. have you seen our consumer investigative center. open for business and ready to work for you. our team will help resolve consumer disputes. track trends. and ideally we will bring about change. our first story accomplishes just that. reached out for help, battling triple a. together we changed the policy and we put put money in her pocket. her van broke down after her driver dropped her off for an appointment. rose wasn't concerned though. she had a triple a membership. and had been a royal customer for 17 years. when rose called for a tow. triple a declined. why? could not get to the vehicle. that's not the problem. their policy is 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nowhere until she called us. i'm glad she did. >> thank you, chris. >> way to go. >> unexpected chemical reaction forced i vac wags of a palo alto business. the chemicals were incorrectly mixed in a bucket. fumes prompted some 50 workers to leave stangenis industries. one employee was hospitalized. 14 were treated on site for shortness of breath. chemicals were apparently nearing ex-per racing date, were about to be thrown out. the bucket in which they were mixed melted. the company makes transformers and electromagnetic components. >> property tax revenues are up in san francisco. the mayor wants to improve residents' quality of life. the budget plan calls for 4% growth in the labor force to. better serve residents heap says. the funds would launch the department of homelessness in support of housing or dhsh. extra money would fund police classes, pay for training programs and body cameras. and if approved, neighborhoods would see improvements to parks, playgrounds and expanded library areas according to may your lee. thief is changing the landscape in the east bay. a concord woman woke up sunday to find her artificial turf had been stolen from her yard. >> her artificial turf. jodi hernandez is live in concord where police are looking for the turf thieves. do they want to use tight resell it or use it themselves? >> jessica, police point out artificial turf like this is very expensive. they speculate that perhaps the thieves plan to resell it or maybe use it for themselves. now, this is one of the steel bolts that anchored the artificial turf down. apparent leap it wasn't enough to stop the grass thieves. much of the artificial turf that kept san tra fisher's yard looking green without wasting water has been ripped off by turf thieves. a neighbor called the 79-year-old sunday morning telling her the turf had been taken. >> she said -- sandy, didn't you like the grass you had? and i said, well, yeah, i love my grass. she said, well it's gone. i was like, what? >> i'm appalled. good grief. >> her neighbor is outraged. she says fisher whose husband died a year ago was frying how to be drought conscious when she spent thousands of dollars to replace her real lawn with a low maintenance artificial turf. >> let down by humanity. why would people steal this? >> how sad is that? stealing turf from the front yard of a house. >> reporter: concord police say they too are stunned. they say the first time high priced turf has been targeted in concord and they hope not the start of a trend. >> it is either resell it. see if they could, at least make some money online. or, use it for their own home. or some where else. >> fisher wants to warn others to be on the lookout for the lawn thieves. she can't believe her grass is gone. >> sick. sick over it. >> now, neighbors report seeing a suspicious dark blue suv with something hanging out the back early sunday morning. it's not clear whether that car is connected to what happened here. meanwhile, the homeowner has ordered new artificial turf, she has also ordered surveillance cameras. reporting live in concord, jodi hernandez. nbc bay area news. >> let's hope the turf stays put. >> when you think you heard it all. >> i know. >> all right. >> check in with jeff ranieri now, he has the microclimate forecast. hot, triple digits huh? >> a few triple digit today. and still warm outside. having a hard time cooling off. especially in the south bay. 85, santa clara. downtown, san how say. 88. warmest temperature now. south bay, morgan hill, 94. get you up to san francisco. obviously a lot cooler, fog at the coastline. we are at a -- himmy, chilly, 56. 62, bay view. also 65, the embarcadara. and 59 for the presidio. look at the forecast. fog at the coastline. and with that fog there -- it is going to provide more temperature contrast for tomorrow. so, in terms of the morning forecast, we will get the fog back in san francisco in 53. i think a clear start inn't east bay. 58. we'll start with 59 for the south bay. through tomorrow morning, again, fog at the coastline. san francisco at 68. but it is going to stay hot inland with 98 in the tri valley. also 93 for the south bay. now, the one thing we don't want-up to get caught off-guard by is the uv index. while the heat will be uncomfortable in interior vallies. everyone should remember that spf, it goes up to a ten. means you can get burned in as little as 15 minutes. make sure to apply that spf 30. back in 25 minutes with the full forecast. >> see you then, jeff. >> ratting out your neighbor. the move by air b & b to make sure hosts don't constantly party next door to you. happening now on our home page. ==reveal== polere now inveigating theparent the cincinnati zoo. now on our home page. police are investigating the parents of a toddler who fell into a gorilla enclosure. authorities will look at what the family was doing before the incident happened. check your pantry. general mills recalling flour due to possible e.coli contamination. reported in 20 states. back with more news in a moment. daily air b-n-b rentals that get taken over by teens.... or neighbors call them party pads. daily air b & b rentals get taken over by teens or worse, loud guests who keep the neighbors up. take up all the parking or leave piles of trash behind. >> now, finally a place to scum plane directly to tear b & b. and peggy bunker joins us with the story a lot of people have been complaining about it. finally some action? >> reporter: that's right, terry, jessica. the link went live on the air b & b, dubbed animal house button. a way for neighbors to alert the company to partiers, loud, guests that are staying at these air b & b residences. it is now asking you to take action. in response to air b & b tenants that has the launch of the animal house button. a way for people living next to air bnb rentals to report problems to the company. airbnb.com/neighbors, people can complain of rental noise, parties. trash, disruptive guests. airbnb issues a case number and promises to follow up within five days and suspend or kick out an airbnb host who repeatedly ignores the rules something that could have been helpful to dawn gardner whose rental became a party pad for hundred of teenagers. >> it wasn't the first time. this was the third weekend in a row. >> 300 teenagers rented the house. when we arrived they scattered all throughout the neighborhood causing damage. >> reporter: the airbnb rental taken off the website the day after our story aired last summer. it now looks like this. with lots of upgrade and renovations. still, the home remains empty. and neighbors aren't sure what it will be used for. >> i can tell you from being there last summer to this summer that house has changed dramatically. now the link on the website does allow people to complain anonymously. the first question we got when we started looking into the story. neighbors are able to send in their complaints. they do not have to reveal their names. peggy bunker, nbc bay area news. >> which is harder, getting your ged or kicking heroin? >> reducing prison population one inmate at a time. the former white house lawyer pushing to get local inmates the education they need to succeed on the outside. >> i'm scott budman. big day for bernie sanders here in the bay area. even as a new local poll shows results. he may not want to see. right now at 6:30: with the california primary just one week away -- bernie sanders continues his right now at 6:30 with the california primary a week away, bernie sanders continue his campaign across the golden state. just hours ago he wrapped up an event in santa cruz and then late tire night, will hold a rally in monterey. and as the bay area, bernie tour continues today, senator sanders started his day talking health care. >> a group of nurses even as a new poll came out showing him quite a bit behind rival hillary clinton. nbc bay area's scott budman with the poll and news from the rally. >> health care is a big issue this year for both parties to. day senator sanders talked about bridging the health care gap as the polls showed the gap widening between him and secretary clinton. senator bernie sanders continued to stump in the bay area. >> got a dysfunctional system. we are going to change that system. >> reporter: starting with health care reform in front of a group of nurses in emoryville. embarrassingly the united states today is the only major country on earth, the only one, that does not guarantee health care to all people as a right. >> continuing a streak of well-attended visits here. from a baptist church in oakland to the warriors game seven. even as a new hoofer institute poll shows the senator is 13 points behind challenger hillary clinton in california. >> first of all, california has been very good to the clintons. bill and hillary clinton never lost a presidential election out here including run against barack obama in the primary. >> sanders is not backing down. telling nurse he's will keep fighting for them and for patients. how can we be satisfied when 28 million people in this country today have zero health insurance. >> senator sanders is expected to keep it local the tonight schedule to speak at a rally tomorrow afternoon in palo alto. terry. >> thank you. wasn't a ringing endorsement. governor jerry brown did announce he will vote for hillary clinton. post aid statement to his website calling support for hillary clinton the only path. to stop donald trump. brown pratzed bernie sanders for his economic message. called clinton's lead insurmountable. brown's relationship with the clinton is not warm. he ran against bill clinton in 1992. accused hillary clinton, of corrupt practices while her husband was arkansas's governor. presumptive republican nominee donald trump blasted the media today for questioning claims that he raised nearly $6 million for veterans charities. trump promised to gift money to groups after a january fund raiser. but at least a third of the checks didn't get distributed until last tuesday. the same day a "washington post" story raised questions about those donations. >> while political coverage continues online at nbc bay area.com. go to the decision 2016 section to find more stories. and including why physicist stephen hawkings is baffled by donald trump's rise. >> while the federal prison system is looking at ways to reduce the inmate population by increasing educational opportunities. in the bay area former white house lawyer pushing for a program she knows will work. >> she invited mark matthews to see special education at work at federal women's prison in dublin. a program she says is better than the federal system but still wholly inadequate. >> we are here because of daphne frederick, appointed to the federal sentencing commission. and talked to the warden of dublin. prisons headquarters in washington, d.c. found out. and now we are barred from interviewing the warden or talking to any prison staff. we can only show you one room in the prison that is the special education class. a spokesman for the prison told me some one at the d.c. office got concerned about the way you will see this story. >> again, which again? >> between her work in d.c. and the seven member sentencing commission and her family in san mateo county, dabney volunteers as a special ed tutor here at dublin any federal prison. >> having been a federal prosecutor. i locked a lot of people up. i always want to give back. >> she started volunteering two years ago the same time her 8-year-old son was dieing anotioned as dyslexic. he had hitten his inabuilt tee to treed read by memorizing wor. common copying mechanism. and frederick and her husband moved heaven and earth to get him help. and they found it. >> it is a very expolice it method. it is taught in a certain way, the child might read a sound. write the sound. and give a sound. it is all -- use their finger to trace the sound. >> she admits it has been a long some times difficult two years. >> but i am happy to report that he is currently reading, for pleasure, at grade level. >> read the prefix. >> here at dublin. she noticed a lot of of students in the special ed class appeared to have the same dif comy. >> i mem rised. i am kind of smart for everything else. but my receiveding and writing, i don't understand why it is so, kind of hard. one of two inmates we were able to interview in the special education class. she is dyslexic. a study out of university of texas found 48% of prison inmates are lakely dyslexic. all most half. some times i see words backwards. >> one of ten students in the class. that's all they have room for. out of a population of 931. >> heroin addict for 22 years. >> the other inmate we were able to interview. in for struggling drugs. she has been in and out of the high school equivalency program three times. >> which is harder getting your ged or kicking heroin? >> the ged. >> the ged program recently had over 100íi graduates. for the first time. we know of one that came from this special ed class. but she says half the women she knows in this prison cannot read or write. we drop out of school. hang out with the wrong crew. and we use drugs. >> she says she went to the bureau of prisons and suggests programs like her son's for teaching dyslexic inmates. but with no funding. and she discovered that as a member of the government's judicial branch she is barred fromgd-añ raising the money her. and she is frustrated. the prisons have to meet the inmates where they are. system failed them on the outside. schools did not work for them on the outside. many of them dropped out of school. i think it is no stretch to say -- that that contributed to their path. that led to them being in prison. >> the bureau of prisons required us to interview fred wreck off property. inside she says the warden and staff have been in her words incredibly receptive to her proposals. they just don't have the resources. i asked solias what it means to be able to read and write, to finally get the high school equivalency degree. >> do you think it will keep them from coming back? >> hope so. it is going to keep me from coming back. >> i was toeltd tld the story w about special ed programs and may not sit well with taxpayers. kid the cost of keeping an inmate at federal lock youchlt if you could eliminate 10%. one person out of ten, the savings to taxpayers would be $2.4 billion. that's prufly the same amount of money it would take to educate every student in public school system in san francisco and san jose combined for the next three years. reporting in dublin, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> insightful numbers, mark. thank you. the plan work its way through city hall to create rooms for breast-feeding moms. >> chatting it up with the astronauts. tell you about mark zuckerberg's plan to have a live video chat with those aboard the international space station. a very unwelcome site on the san mateo bridge this morning. a big-rig overturned durinth a very unwelcome sight on the san mateo bridge. a big rig overturned during the morning commute blocking a lane of highway nearly an hour. the chopper caught the video of the scene.p]0s chp says the truck went off the road into an embankment. the driver was treated for minor injuries. 14 people lost their homes today. after a fire ripped through their east bay apartment complex. flames erupted here in martinez. right before sunrise this morning. that fire destroyed two units. damaged eight others near the intersection. one person was hurt. and it is expected to recover. and, no word on what started the fire. >> more than first stop. a number of concussions involving children. underestimated across the u.s. data is based on -- er visit its. first taken to the primary care doctor. pediatricians need how to be up to speed when it comes to symptoms and treatment >> face book founder going to extreme lengths to talk withruç some friends. mark zuckerberg will host aó";wl with three astronaut as board the international space station. it will stream via facebook live and invited to join. nasa's page. call set up for 9:59 tomorrow morning. going to be on the call? >> jeff? >> maybe. >> jeff would have intelligent questions. >> what do you see up there? what is that system doing? >> could be fun tomorrow? >> yeah. >> weather forecast. certainly, very vast and different here. the microclimate in effect. sunny skies in san jose. 85 degrees. over to belvedere. san francisco, fog so thick. can't see the downtown skyline. talk more about the fog when it clears out and when everybody warms up. in just a few minutes. awe think that would be amazing. i think it is really important for will tine feel secure. and feel like they have a place that they can go. >> coming up. the new push to get more rooms for breast-feeding moms in the south bay. san jose's city council is about to enter the growing debate over creating a specific place, for nursing mothers. >> san jose city council. about to enter the debate aboutating a place for nursing moms. a/ohiva breast-feeding moms or hiding them. and if you are here any day of the week. what you would see are nursing moms. taking advantage of any quiet. little remote spot in the museum. >> nicole parker one of those moms. >> my preferred spot is -- the chair in the wonder cabinet because it a little more private. back is to the crowd. >> what we are asking for are three stations. >> san jose city council member, asked the city to include $15,000 in the budget to build three rooms. one at city hall. one at happy hollow park and zoo, one here at children7,+?k discovery museum. and dignified spaces. private rooms would include sinks, outlets and -- a quiet moment. and pushing the initiative through. and doesn't mean pushing moms out of the public eye. >> not a way for places to put women a place. we do not want to promote this no breast-feeding in public image. and some place quiet you can go. not a done deal. we will find out if the mayor will include the lactation rooms in the budget friday. if approved the museum hopes to start construction come september. a string of storms sweeping across the middle of the country have turnedly. mandatetory evacuations were ordered after several days of heavy rain across southeast texas. neighborhood were on the verge of being away. cars and homes were underwater. people, animals. struggled to find higher ground. >> scary. we never expected anything like this could happen in our community. >> some neighborhood, the search is under way for survivors. at least they're hoping they're survivors. weather forecasts are not encouraging. some of the hardest hit areas váu told me. checked that. it's not looking, like, like we would look tight look. >> going to see rainfall continue through saturday. some heavier rainfall, it's just going to get worse. not a good situation there. back here at home. we had a few isolated 100s today. it is going to be getting hotter as we head throughout the week. i know this is too soon. when it comes to the heat here across the bay area. for a lot of you in the east bay the if you have been in san francisco, a different situation. check out the beautiful view of the stream. pushing through the san francisco bay. right now a cool 68. the fog really again has helped the coastline to stay cooler as we are averaging 62 here for most of san francisco. we have a lot 92 across the east bay. through tomorrow morning forecast. patchy areas of fog. again down the peninsula. for the south bay. clear start. 59 degrees. east bay. 58. not too many changes in the temperatures for tomorrow. going to stay steady with what we experienced to day. san jose, 92. for the peninsula. 84. palo alto.ohbñç and beaches in the 60s. san francisco, stay here at 66. marina. sunny skies. in the afternoon. the cold wind at your back. keep it at 69. north bay. east bay. tri valley. hottest temperatures in near 100 again tomorrow. for danville. 97. andmore expecting 95. look at the range here from oakland at 75 degrees. tomorrow -- to 15 minutes away. walnut creek jumps up to 94 degrees. across the north bay. napa 89. mill valley. 83. high pressure in control right now. helping to produce the heat. by friday, the hottest day in the forecast. going to see a change in the wind direction. the area of high pressure begins to move off toward the east. we are going to see dryer offshore winds build. won't be super gusty. the direction of the wind out. the east. dry, hot. help to lower humidity and bump temperatures up for everyone. as you see here. upper 70s. san francisco. well above the average of 65 walnut creek as hot as 102. take you to the forecast for the upcoming weekend again. we are going to see jes coming our way. and mainly some cooling. go for the 102 friday. hottest weather we have seen in quite a long time. and, down to 97 on saturday. there is a little bit of a cooldown. by sunday. temperatures drop to 88. we will also see a substan sthal drop for the south snsqñbay. from 97 friday done to 89 sunday. and you are also, probably, noticing here this chance of some isolated thunderstorms. it is not a large chance again, the possibility here of a stray scattered lightning strike maybe a few drops in the forecast. so, a lot coming our way throughout the week. but, bottom line, hot throughout the nextóht track it at nbc bay area.com. >> thank you, jeff. breaking news out of hayward, police searching for a man who hit a police officer with his car. hatch penned an hour ago. this is what we know. officer that was on a mope tore cycle and then took off. police found that car, abandoned near intersection. and now they're going house to house looking for the person who the officers leg is broken. but that officer is expected to survive. again a house to house search now looking for the man or person that struck an officer who was on his motorcycle. we'll continue off to track the story and bring you updates as the we get them. more news after the break. final for the sharks. night 3 to 2... game one last tough start to the stanley cup finals, with the sharks. team losing last night 3-2. >> hockey fans coming from near and far to watch their respective teams, the series in pittsburgh, are ready for more. >> being a fan of a sports team and frustration the next. but unlike -- unlike anything else in life it can bond people together. complete strangers or family. it doesn't get any better than this for andy and daniel. andy, supports them and his dad does not. >> i grew up here. moved to california a month before the penguins won the cup, '91 before the sharks were created. i text him thursday night after the penguins won. want to go to pittsburgh. phone call, book your flight. >> we met up here. and, you get to see them. wonderful. >> his trip, 500 miles. daniel, south bay guy. 2200 miles. and joe and ryan i met at the airport upon my arrival to pittsburgh. total mileage for the die hard penguins fans to got4gnpñhere, 18,500. joe from new zealand. ryan from melbourne, australia.ó his wife has given him quite the hall pass. >> a big fan. in the end. she didn't want to come. >> you are all in for this. and as many as possible. >> well, yeah. so, coming out here. see if you can get it. >> i know you have relatives in los altos. we are from the bay area. why aren't you a sharks fan? >> well, you know i mean, it turns out there are some things that run deeper than blood.l]9oñ >> this sort of loyalty even sharks fans can appreciate. in pittsburgh, nbc bay area. ♪ ♪ >> the warriors fans are busy getting geared up for the finals. locations across the bay area, opened early this morning. 7:00. handle that rush. look at those lines. fans looking for a jersey. jeff ranieri in the back there. is that you, jeff? >> definitely. the first person in line at the freemont store. showed up at 4:00 in the morning. >> good year to be in the bay. good year for sports. good year to be a fan. we are on top of the world right now. going to see what i can get my hand on. >> warring a giants hat. >> all bay area. all bay area. here's what the nba final schedule looks like. game. one. thursday night at oracle. game two, sunday. game three. go back to cleveland. wednesday. friday. back there. and if needed -- game five. back here in the bay area. >> coming up at 11:00, tracking the traffic nightmare south of tracy. that is a sinkhole, i-5. shut down all northbound lanes, near 132. traffic is being diverted right now and could stay that way until thursday afternoon. so this is not the way to go. that's how long crews think they need to make the repairs. we have our own news crew headed to the scene. the latest tonight. >> that is a huge -- i-5, the backbone of the state. >> thank you for joining us. see you at 11:00. >> bye-bye. ♪ ♪ johnny depp out partying with a mystery woman. his ex amber heard giggling 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