air and ground, hopefully we're able to contain this fire, sooner rather than later. right now, at six, a wildfire explodes in size in north bay. evacuations in place as crews are battling challenging conditions. we're live with those windy conditions on the front lines and fire from that smoke has been mainly concerned contained to the north bay, but

will spread across the east bay as we go into this afternoon, into the evening. so i'm tracking the air quality impact next. plus we are following some breaking news from overseas. a surprise move just announced by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this is ahead of his planned address to us lawmakers. this is today in the bay area. what a sad good morning to you all. i'm marcus washington and i'm scott mcgrew. laura has the day off this morning. we'll get right to our breaking news. the wildfire burning in wine country. firefighters had their hands full overnight. yeah, not only that, but the teams are really facing some challenging conditions. we have team coverage for you, meteorologist kari hall. she's tracking those conditions. but first, today in the bay's bob redell. he's live for us in healdsburg. and bob, let's talk about this. what are you learning about this fire? because i know it's continued to burn and it's grown a little bit overnight. we got into some new numbers from cal fire. we're

near downtown healdsburg. the fire is burning several miles to the northwest of us in the hills. this is new video. into the newsroom. you can see some of the flames that were shot from overnight. it has grown significantly in size from when it first started, which was yesterday afternoon. around 1230 at 3:00. yesterday was 120 acres. now we've just learned it's just over. it's just at 1100 acres. so it's grown about 90 acres since our last report, and it's only still 15% contained. there are hundreds of firefighters from across the region are now on the scene. two homes are lost, but the firefighters have saved hundreds of other structures. there are mandatory evacuations in effect, as it's called the point fire. by the way, cal fire is pleading with people to follow those orders who are in evacuation zones because the wind and the terrain do make this fire unpredictable. and the steep hillsides are covered in manzanita, madrone and oak trees . those are highly combustible plant species. hopefully with all of our resources that we have right now, air and ground,

hopefully we're able to contain this fire sooner rather than later. we did speak with one woman who lives near the fire. she tells us she's concerned about friends and neighbors and the dry creek area who are under evacuation, but they're staying home despite those warnings, at least for now. so again, if you were in an evacuation zone, you do want to heed those warnings just based on the fact it's a little breezy down here, we're obviously at the valley floor, but up in the hills, you can imagine it's probably a little bit more gusty. reporting live here in healdsburg, bob redell. today in the bay. all right, bob , thank you. now we are getting reports into our newsroom right now. the cal fire rescued a man near mountain view road. i want you to look at this video right here. it is dark, but you can see that man. he's being carried out by helicopter from that area. not exactly sure right now how that man was injured, but our photographer at the scene did say that possibly he was hit by a fallen branch. i want to go

to meteorologist kari hall right now because we've been talking about those conditions. i know you've been monitoring the red flag conditions and really the worsening air quality that we're seeing from all these fires. yeah. so any time you have all these fires burning, if we don't have enough wind to really mix things out, it can really affect how much of this smoke we're breathing in. and when that fire started just northwest of healdsburg, we had winds gusting 20 to 30mph. so that kind of fan, those flames. and so right now we're seeing conditions where it is much better compared to yesterday. we have a lighter wind. we have higher humidity. and it's also cooler for those firefighters who are out there working. but we are still under a wide area under this red flag warning. and we'll see these conditions continue for today with a low humidity and the high wind that may cause those fires to kind of pick up in intensity again for today, as we're taking a look at our air and smoke pollution that we are seeing, it's been mainly in the north bay but may begin to spread into the inland east bay and the

spare. the air alert continues for today as well as tomorrow. we'll talk about temperatures and the wind direction and wind speed that's coming up in just a few minutes. scott. all right, kari, thank you. 604. the decision 2024 and the race for president. after a weekend of dueling campaign events, the presumptive candidates this week will angle for more party support. also on the horizon, supreme court decisions that may impact the race today in the bay's alice barr joins us from washington as both campaigns press owing donors. that is for sure, scott. and in fact, the biden campaign says that it had a record fundraising event this weekend, while former president trump slammed his rival at a meeting with black church leaders in an event that the biden campaign is calling an 11th hour attempt at outreach. that isn't fooling anyone in. with the summer campaign season heating up, president biden and former president trump both coming off big weekend events, the biden campaign saying it

raised more than $28 million at a star studded l.a. fundraiser featuring former president obama, during which president biden said the next to hold the oval office will likely nominate two more supreme court justices. he called the current court out of kilter, referencing an opinion from justice thomas during the overturning of roe v wade. you had clarence thomas talking about the fact that there are going to be other things we should reconsider, including an in vitro fertilization, including contraception, including all these things. and there, there and there, going by the way, by the way, gay rights. but by the way, not on my watch. former president trump in detroit making his most direct outreach yet to black voters at a roundtable with pastors at a predominantly black church arguing president biden's immigration policies are hurting the black community. he's the

worst president in the history of our country. and you know what? he's been the worst president for black people. he's been the worst president for hispanic people. before telling supporters at a separate event that his legal troubles are only helping his campaign, the former president meeting today with house speaker mike johnson at mar a lago. and that trump johnson meeting comes as the former president has been shoring up his support with congressional republicans. president biden has another fundraiser tomorrow, this time with former president clinton scott. all right, alice, thank you. breaking news this morning in israel, where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has dissolved his cabinet, his war cabinet. this is about one week since the country's opposition leader withdrew the war cabinet was set up five days after the october 7th attack back. it is now believed netanyahu will hold forums with a smaller circle of government members also developing right now in the

middle east. a possible breakthrough in an effort to get much needed humanitarian aid to trap palestinians in gaza, israel has agreed to halt daytime combat along a seven mile stretch in southern gaza critical to the flow of supplies. now that area surrounds rafah, where more than a million palestinians are now hunkered down. israel's military has agreed to an 11 hour tactical pause each day. the united nations is welcoming that move. but of course, much of the war and the world is calling for a full cease fire. well, as expected, the conflict in gaza front and center during stanford's main commencement ceremony, more than 200 graduates walked out yesterday. as you can see right here in this video. this was posted by a group of students opposing the war. the group left in mass at the start of the speech by outgoing university president richard sackler. now, the school did not issue a comment. billionaire philanthropist

melinda french gates delivered that commencement address. she actually talked about some of the struggles the class of 2024 has already faced during their time in college. yes, you are graduating into a broken world, but it is community that rebuilds things you've already started building that community here and together for is how you'll make the broken things whole again. now, some of the students organized an alternative graduation as well. this was held off campus. that ceremony was intended to honor students barred from the official graduation after recent protests. 609 on your monday morning, new signs, maybe of a slowdown for home buyers trying to make it in the bay. homes are selling at a slower rate, a new redfin report shows. half of the homes in for sale in san francisco and san mateo counties have been listed for at least a month in alameda and contra costa counties, it was 44% that

were listed for over 30 days. in san jose, it's 1 in 3, real estate agents say newer homes are being snapped up quickly. fixer uppers stay on the market longer and with higher interest rates, buyers are taking more time. you know, house on my street just sold. yeah all right, all right. let's get a look at that forecast for you this morning. it is 609. meteorologist kari hall is tracking those conditions for us. and some of those temperatures are pretty pleasant. yeah. it looks like it's going to be a really nice day. kind of average for this time of year. starting out in the upper 60s in concord. and then as we go throughout the day, a very quick warm up into the afternoon as we head for the upper 80s here. but looking across the bay area, there will be a wide range from 60s near the coast to low 70s in san francisco, and then upper 70s as you move across the bay into oakland, upper 80s for concord and fairfield, while the south bay will see low 80s for today, and in the north bay it will be

mostly in the low to mid 80s for this afternoon. kind of breezy this afternoon and slightly warmer for tomorrow for some of those inland areas. we'll be tracking that. mike, you've been looking at where we can find lower gas prices. yeah. kari, we have the best price in the state and it's according to our friends at gasbuddy.com. that's all of you out there. livermore again. but this time, it's 349 at chevron on south front road. san jose's got the south bay's lowest of four, 19 at platinum gas on tully road. and it's 429 here at the bottom. that would be marin county's best at arco on redwood highway in mill valley. thank you for sharing those prices, folks. you can check before you get your weekly fill up on the roadways. we're looking at a smooth, easy drive right now. south bay peninsula, all that speed. in fact, most of the east bay is as well. just some slowing through richmond at the bay bridge toll plaza. and of course, your usual spot there as the gathering happens and the sunlight would be in your eyes as you leave san francisco, bring those shades back to you guys. just leave your heart. thank you. mike 611 for you right now and the happiest place on earth. not making some

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take a look at our live view in san jose. our temperatures are in the low to mid 60s as we're getting the day started and heading into the afternoon. still pretty comfortable with some low 80s and breezy winds for this afternoon. i do have a couple of things i'm watching in our forecast. we'll talk about that and what's ahead coming up in a few minutes. kari, this is actually a live picture here in nimitz freeway looking really, actually very light for 6:14 a.m. my goodness, all right. a smooth flow of traffic here. we'll show you where there are some build ups where you'll have to tap those brakes coming up. live. look at the futures ahead of the opening bell on wall street. little change this morning. traders are starting a holiday shortened week comes after a mixed close friday. the dow is down about 57, the s&p 500 slightly lower. nasdaq eking

out its fifth record session in a row, got earnings today coming from homebuilder lennar. mcdonald's reporting reportedly rather firing its artificial intelligence drive through chat bot, at least for now. trade publication restaurant business says the fast food giant is telling franchisees it's ending its ai partnership with ibm. no later than july 26th. the tech will be removed from 100 restaurants now using it. mcdonald's not dismissing the prospect of using it in the future, telling restaurant business it still sees an opportunity to explore voice ordering solutions more broadly. well, disney is mailing out checks as part of a $9.5 million settlement. this is over its $1,400 dream key pass. plaintiffs claim allowed guests to make reservations at disneyland and california adventure without an additional charge, with no blackout dates. well, the customers claim that they were not allowed to use the pass on weekends in the entirety

of november 2021. disney denies any wrongdoing but agreed to settle to avoid a trial. more than 100,000 people purchased those passes between august 25th and october 25th of 2021. they will receive about $67. well, how about celebrating broadway's biggest night? it is an honor of a lifetime to be among this group of directors, especially the group of women directors, a record number this year. stereophonic led the pack and last night's tony awards with 13 nominations. men's action took home five awards musicals merrily we roll along, as well as the outsiders, each picked up four tonys overall. angelina jolie and anjelica and angelina. angelina, thank you. and angelina jolie still can't say it produced musical outside outsiders. she got best musical award there. merrily we rode along, got best revival of a musical while appreciate got

best revival of a play. the best original score went to suits soughs suffragettes. maybe, i don't know, i have no, i don't follow yes producers saying yes. okay, there you go. never heard of it, but okay. real pony boy. well, important father's day message out there for one of america's most famous chefs. yeah it's not about food preparation. it's about road safety. right. and this week, unfortunately, i had a really bad accident, and it really shook me. and honestly, i'm lucky to be here. wow gordon ramsay urging the importance of helmets after a scary bike accident happened this weekend in connecticut. in a video on his exit, county thanks first responders for helping him. he also says he's lucky to be here. the helmet saved his life. he's on the mend now, but ramsay revealed a giant purple bruise on his side as well. i love i love chef ramsay like i'm a huge fan. yes, i hate to see that.

you know i'm glad we didn't show that i actually i watched the video i didn't i'm like what's this i turn up the what are you talking about i, i was actually looking for it. he he it's it looks i told, kari that it looks like someone put sort of, like, fake naugahyde in a dark, dark purple. i mean, it's just like this hits hard. oh, man. a lot of wear a helmet. yeah, that's what he said. yeah, i've saved him, so. all right, well, you know, we're trying to get out and enjoy this nice weather. and we've had some issues with our air quality due to all the fires. we're going to talk about where we could see some more of that smoke drifting in today. take a look at our live view in dublin this morning. as we are waking up and heading out. we're still concerned about the fire danger for today. a red flag warning means that we'll have low relative humidity, the air will be very dry and we'll have a breezy wind picking up, and some of the worst of the fire conditions will be in sonoma, napa, lake and solano counties. so we're watching out for that elevated fire danger. when we do have these conditions, you want

to make sure that you have a defensible space around your home, especially in those mountainous areas. you have a spot where there could be a fire break. if there is a fire that moves close to your home. also, don't throw out the cigaret litter. that really is what lights a lot of these fires roadside and don't drive on any dry grass. some of the tow chains or anything that's dragging on the ground. those sparks can also light a fire and then also use grills on paved surfaces. relative humidity is high at this morning. that tends to slow the spread of those fires that we've seen, especially in the north bay, where we have higher humidity and cooler temperatures in the morning. but the air will be drying out again today. look at clear lake. we saw the air, the relative humidity coming down to the single digits. that's extremely dry air and it continues into the evening. these areas in red will have some critically dry conditions, but at least we will have some nice recovery and the humidity coming up early tomorrow morning. as far as the wind,

it's a dry northerly wind. that's the problem that we're seeing right now. and the reason why we do have the red flag warning those winds will increase to 35 to possibly slightly higher along the coastline. and in some of the hills, but then calming down tonight, temperature wise, it's not that bad. we're headed for the upper 70s and low 80s. we'll be in the mid 80s for the tri-valley with upper 80s in fairfield, and we're keeping it in the 60s and 70s along the coastline and in san francisco. tomorrow is about the same, but then on wednesday we're going to see the return of our ocean breeze that will cool down our temperatures and it will be nice heading into the rest of the week and then heating up again this weekend. summer begins on thursday, and it's going to feel more like spring. we'll talk about that coming up. but mike, you were looking at the biggest change. yeah, over here at the bridge, richmond, over towards san rafael. the biggest build happened up. so the most extreme change in the last few minutes. and this is actually great because it's moving. so you know what? it's not that bad in that

portion of the bay. it's right here more slowing. we do have a little more build through richmond itself heading down toward berkeley where their break tapping some slower speeds registering, and there is a crash now near the maze, but not at the maze. so this is closer to highway 24. i mean, sorry, 580, i believe that should be off the roadway, but we'll double check with chp. the build for contra costa county, mild for highway four and the rest of the bay. not so bad. even great out of the altamont. and just about 25 minutes for your drive off of vasco road, off of marsh creek. back to you. all right. thanks mike. a new arson investigation at an east bay school coming up. the fourth fire, believed to be set on purpose in a matter of about two weeks. but first. there you have it. you're hearing the marching. no, no, no, that's alabama state university right there. that's a band i was able to participate in san jose's juneteenth in the street over the weekend. a little bit of the battle of the bands. there many of you may have been out there. you about

to see it? if not, it is on my instagram page. but if you know, that is an important time in my history. juneteenth marking the end of the enslavement of black people here in america. battle of the bands between famu, florida a&m university, as well as alabama state university. cool. it was pretty good out there. we'll be right back

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to be the fourth intentionally set fire this month. the latest happened yesterday afternoon. this was at dwinelle hall. this is a site currently under renovation. the daily california is reporting that someone on social media posted that that fire was retaliation for recent actions by campus police involving pro-palestinian protests. the school not responding. now, as for those other fires, two were set on june 1st, one near east asian library, the other targeting a uc berkeley vehicle on barrow lane. on june 13th, firefighters responded to a confirmed arson outside of koshland hall. anyone with information is asked to call police. 626 with father's day celebrations still on people's minds, we're shedding a little light on a little known condition that can impact new fathers called perinatal mental health disorder. it can affect all partners, but researchers say it affects about 10% of fathers rather, during pregnancy and the year following birth,

nearly 20% of fathers can be diagnosed with clinically significant anxiety disorders at some point during that time, and it often goes unreported. doctors say only about a quarter of those who suffer actually receive help. parent educators are usually focused on telling fathers your job is protect, provide. you know, support your partner. all of that is important. it's just that fathers also need to hear there's a good chance that you might get depressed, that you might have anxiety, that you might feel alone. now, for some men, this can show up a little differently. sometimes depression can make fathers irritable, isolated, or angry. even manifesting itself with physical symptoms like migraines . if you or someone you know feeling this way, you can visit postpartum dot net to get more information. mandatory evacuations still in effect for a large fire burning up here in wine country. the latest numbers in terms of acreage and percent containment from cal fire. stay

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i wonder if they'll take my photo. and put it in every seatback. on every airplane. i really hope fame doesn't change me. we're live there this morning with a report on the conditions crews are facing as nearby homes remain evacuated. meteorologist kari hall is also tracking that red flag condition and an overnight fire damages a home in san francisco. new information we're learning from

investigators and shocking video. in the south bay, a police cruiser damaged during a sideshow at santana row. we're live this morning with the help. police are asking for this is today in the bay well good morning everyone. happy monday to you. i'm scott mcgrew. laura garcia has the day off and i'm marcus washington. well, fire crews, they have busy right now working to save homes. and the slowing the spread of that fast moving wildfire in the north bay. bob redell is out in healdsburg this morning live. bob, what are things looking like now? well, we got new numbers from cal fire. we reported within the past half hour that the point fire that's burning about seven, eight miles in that direction from where we're standing has grown to 1100 acres. it's not a big jump overnight. and they've also now got containment at 20. earlier it was 15. cal fire now says it's 20. this is video that came in overnight. you can see the

flames burning in the hills here. northwest of downtown healdsburg. we're at where we're at. it is breezy. you can smell the smoke, but it's not not overwhelming. a hundreds of firefighters from across the region, they are now on the scene. two homes have been lost so far. firefighters have saved hundreds of others structures. however there are mandatory evacuations in effect for part of this burn area. the operator of a horse riding ranch above lake sonoma, she called off her riding planned rides yesterday when the fire started just after 1230 in the afternoon and, she hopes, hoping it continues, that the fire continues to move away from her property. as it stands, we're not in the evacuation zone because the fire's going the opposite direction. but, if they do evacuate us, then we'll be ready to go. it's still pretty far away from most things, so we're hoping. but i mean, i have stuff that i still have packed from the last fires. and cal fire is really pleading with

anyone who is in those mandatory evacuation zones to follow those orders to leave, because the wind and the terrain do make this fire unpredictable. and the steep hillsides, they're covered in manzanita, madrone and oak trees, which are very flammable. reporting live here in healdsburg, bob redell, today in the bay. all right, bob, thank you that meanwhile, just kari hall is tracking our air quality when it comes to the fire and carry. it's not just the north bay that's expecting to see that impact. yeah, things will change as we go throughout today. a shift in the wind direction can make a huge difference in how much of that smoke you're getting. and let's talk about the conditions where we saw that fire starting northwest of healdsburg. and there were wind gusts at 20 to 30mph. as of now, the temperature has come down, the humidity has increased, and we're seeing the fire spreading a lot more slowly than we did with the lighter wind. so we are getting some favorable conditions as of now. but there is such a large, large area across the state that's dealing

with these very low humidities as well as also seeing those winds picking up. and so we will continue with the red flag warning for today. that means that conditions may go downhill in terms of any fires that could develop. and also that smoke which has been contained to the north bay will start to spread across the east bay later on this evening. so we'll be talking about that impact. mike, you've been watching the commute and looking now at the san mateo bridge, and it's looking pretty good right now. we're looking at the westbound direction from the east bay and we're seeing more traffic, but nothing dramatic. this is great. i think that even though summer is a couple days away, officially, we have summertime traffic flow that is now kicking in as we saw that stanford graduation. that's one of the last big ones in the area . we're looking at the south bay, where 101 shows a little more slowing, but there may be a crash. 237 at 880, i'm double checking with chp. get more detail. there's some slowing south in toward hayward off of san leandro for the nimitz. and then here's the biggest build. it's highway four into concord out of pittsburg and bay point. the volume just starts to build

there. nothing dramatic of course. the backup is at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. 634 search continues for people involved in the sideshow. police say not only attacked a police patrol car, prevented that officer inside from helping one of the injured bystanders. today in the bay's kris sanchez live at the san jose police department. kris, the chief, has a message for the people who attended this. well, hi there scott. he says that the department is throwing all available resources toward finding the people who are responsible for the chaos here. we're going to show you here on your screen screen. this is what was happening on saturday night. video circulating on social media of that sideshow that happened just before 7:00. the car at the center is a san jose police cruiser, and there is that reserve officer inside. now, the officer was flagged down by people who witnessed a bystander injured in the sideshow that happened near santana row. we talked with legal analyst who says that these culprits face really

serious charges from felony assault on a police officer to felony vandalism and more. now, acting san jose police chief paul joseph issued a statement saying he will work with the district attorney's office to ensure that once arrested, these suspects are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. the chief is not the only one who is frustrated. it's really unfortunate and frustrating, for somebody like myself who likes to walk a lot and not feel comfortable, knowing that these kind of things are starting to happen, even during the day. now, if you live or play in san jose, you know that santana row is very busy around 7:00 at night on a saturday night, lots of restaurants and places to hang out. so the police are hoping that if you captured video of this incident as it was unfolding, that you will share that video with them so that they can find those suspects in san jose. kris sanchez today in the bay. all right, chris and experience tells us they will find them. thank you. well, new

at six. firefighters worked overnight to contain a san francisco house fire. this one started a little before 4 a.m. on health street and ocean view. firefighters work quickly was able to contain that fire within a half hour. the cause is not yet known. now you've been hearing us talk about the point fire over in sonoma county this morning. well, it is just one of several fires keeping teams hard at work across california. cal fire lists 13 active in all in sacramento county, right now. evacuation orders are in effect for the excelsior fire. this is burning east of meadowview. it started yesterday afternoon, has burned nearly 900 acres with zero containment. a wildfire in southern california closing lanes in the grapevine. this is burning in gorman, about 70 miles north of los angeles, has burned nearly 15,000 acres since saturday night. right now, there's essentially no containment there. a meteorologist, kari hall, has been tracking those conditions. i know first responders are facing some tough conditions out

there because there are some wind gusts. we heard bob talking about that this morning. yeah. and so we had a lot of high winds, especially in southern california. and then we've also had the smoke that's been drifting around from the fires that are burning across the region. as far as the impact for that to the bay area, it's been mainly north bay, and that's where it does stay into at least the early afternoon. but notice this evening that as the wind picks up, coming in from the north, it's going to spread that smoke across much of the bay area. and start to have an impact on our air quality as we go into this evening. and a lot more of that smoke has been moving across the region into the central valley. so we are going to have a hazy sky and the spare the air alert for today into tomorrow in those areas where we are going to see the shift in the wind direction change where that smoke will be coming. but we are looking at still a high fire danger for grasses, brushes elevated. we're seeing very low humidity within the vegetation zone. and that means that if it gets burning, it could spread very quickly. so we'll be watching out for that. we'll talk about the change in

our temperatures. mike, now you're watching a crash. what's going on? we have a crash right here. this is 237. it's eastbound, so it's opposite your commute on to northbound 880. so right here as i'm motioning out of the area and heading up in toward milpitas and fremont, word is that it may be affecting that transition or the flyover. so we'll get more detail once chp arrives on scene. the volume, though relatively light, very light in the south bay. we're just starting to see slowing for 101 and maybe a little more 101 near the airport where it merges with 87. nothing dramatic, but again, watching that crash, possibly on the edge of milpitas, we are looking over here because southbound 680 moves very smoothly. the note here, 84 is open during the day. folks cut through the area, but overnight this week there will be a full closure through niles canyon. i believe they're doing more extensive work on the road repair or the repair of the hillside under the roadway that washed out months and months ago. so that will be closed again. all week, overnight through niles canyon. we have your typical slowing. we talked about for 101 and then 88, 80 as you're getting toward 92 or the

san mateo bridge as well, that's a pretty typical pattern as you're coming down through the east bay for early in the commute. but now 639, that's a little bit late for this little traffic to be an issue. so that's great for drivers out there. right now. we are still looking, of course, at your bay bridge backup and the build through richmond for the east shore freeway. back to you. all right. good to know. thanks, mike. well, new developments for that. wall street journal journalist in prison in russia on accusations of spying. details about what's expected in his upcoming trial and a massive sfo renovation being celebrated today. a new look at the harvey milk terminal in the overall price tag and competing for a few dozen spots coming up on today in the bay, live to indianapolis and find out who secured their ticket to paris in us olympic swimming and the milestone for one, stanford grad

day morning, heading to work in the east bay. we're checking out fremont, where it will be in the mid 50s at 7:00, and it's all sunny throughout the day and quickly warming temperatures here. we're headed for the upper 70s, but we'll see a wide range in temperatures. i'm watching a few things. we'll talk about that coming up in the microclimate forecast. yeah. look at this beautiful sunshine. beautiful drive. light traffic here on 101 through san jose. we do have an issue though. over there near 880 and 237 there is a crash and perhaps one of the

connector ramps is closed. we'll show you a closer look. what i'm talking about coming up. well, it's a decision 2020 for san francisco's leading mayoral candidates will square off tonight in another debate ahead of the november election, five contenders scheduled to appear, including incumbent london breed. as for also former interim mayor mark farrell, levi strauss heir danielle lurie, as well as supervisor aaron peskin and ahsha safai. now, this is their second debate. it's going to take place at 730 tonight over at uc law school. meanwhile, some ground rules have been set. the first debate between president biden and former president trump. it's going to take place june 27th in atlanta. each has agreed to have their microphone muted when it's the other's person's turn to speak, they will not be a studio audience. no pre-written, pre-written notes or props will be allowed on that stage. also

new at six, a trial date has been set for wall street journal reporter accused by russia of spying. the russian authorities arrested evan gershkovitch last year. he's accused of gathering secret information on orders of the cia. but the us government, the wall street journal, denied those allegations. his trial will happen behind closed doors july 26th. so that's about a week from now. south bay congressman ro khanna making his stance clear on the war in gaza. he says he'll skip benjamin netanyahu's address to congress next month. israel's prime minister, scheduled to speak before a joint session on july 24th, now appearing on nbc's meet the press, kind of characterized the speech as a one way lecture that will do nothing, he says. to further peace. i will not attend, i said that if he wants to come to speak to members of congress about how to end the war and release hostages, i would be fine doing that. but i'm not going to sit in a one way

lecture. the congressman says he believes lawmakers should be polite, use decorum rather than staging disruptive protests. vermont senator bernie sanders also plans to boycott the address, going so far as to call netanyahu a war criminal. sanders believes netanyahu should have never been invited. we'll go one on one with the south bay lawmaker on our streaming newscast on wednesday. that's at 8 a.m. you can find that on roku and pluto and other streaming platforms and watch online on nbcbayarea.com or our app. well, now to a live look at sfo upgrades to the new harvey milk terminal. number one will be completed today. $2.5 billion makeover includes a new ticket counter, a new mezzanine level security checkpoint, two new gates, another museum gallery, a connecting walkway linking every sfo terminal, post-security. san francisco mayor london breed will host a special ribbon cutting today. the last section of that terminal officially

opens tomorrow. well, we are just over a month away from team usa, converging on to paris. this in the quest for gold, of course. but you know many of those highest profile olympic sports. it is still not clear who's going to wear the red, white and blue. and the difference can all come down to hundredths of a second. and some of those sports anyway, jay gray live for us this morning at the swimming trials over in indianapolis. and jay the venue there unlike any other in history when it comes to that sport. yeah, it is amazing. and this is a sport where hundredths of a second make a difference. i want you to take a look right now at this incredible stadium. i mean, this is a football stadium. the colts play here, but it's now a swimming pool. they've hosted a super bowl here. a final for taylor swift concerts. and now this olympic trials where things are going just, well, swimmingly. it's a swim meet in an nfl football

stadium. can you believe it? history in the hoosier state. the us olympic swimming trials, at times with the feel of a music fest or mosh pit. but the volume of the party dropping to zero just ahead of every race. kris take your marks. american hopefuls diving for a spot on team usa in a place and it caught for the touchdown zone, where colts usually dive for the goal line on the field at lucas oil stadium, replaced by an olympic pool and practice facility, a first for the sport. we're really privileged to have been able to bring our athletes to this venue again. the greatest meet that ever. there was the largest selection event that ever there was. it's a it's a new era for swimming, really a record breaking era. opening night more than 20,000 filling the seats. the largest crowd ever at a swim meet. it is beautiful being inside a football stadium. it is a really

cool sport that it is on. on a big stage. it's really cool. so is downtown indy transformed into an olympic village with its own eiffel tower, an aqua zone with interactive games and lots of gear to the wall she goes and in the pool, a lot of grit and determination for the athletes battling to be a part of team usa. he'll win in the 400 im and book a trip to paris. yes, so look more than a thousand swimmers are competing here for what are 52 spots on the swimming team, 26 women, 26 men. to give you an idea, marcus, of how close things are, how strong this team is. last night in the women's 100 fly, the third place finisher, the woman who won't make the olympics in that discipline, regan smith. though she is a favorite in the 200. by the way, she swam the fifth fastest time ever for the 100 fly and still didn't make the

team so very intense. and you can watch it all right here this evening during prime time. it's worth the watch. it's a lot of fun that it will be. i was hoping to see you in the water doing, you know, the dog paddle, something. give me something. i left my floaties at home. i couldn't, i left my floaties and they won't let me do a cannonball. it's just a okay, well, we'll see you in four years then. in the competition. thanks, jay. and a reminder for you. we are your home for everything olympics. you can watch the pairs games right here on nbc bay area. we're going to kick things off on july 26th. that's cool. you know, to jay's point, i remember reading somewhere, buster crabbe, who was an actor and a olympian years ago. he was the american olympian gold medal in swimming. he would not qualify in any country for any swimming event.

yeah, he was number one. but this was what, 1930s? that's how much faster they had just invented water. yeah. just before that, everybody just sank. yeah, exactly. it was ridiculous. well, those hopeful for the summer olympics in los angeles, they can start practicing now. okay. well, yeah. you know, that is coming up in the next few years. so we are going to of course, today, you know, see what we can do out there. we're trying to run bike and, you know, get that inspiration from the olympians. and we're starting out with some cool weather this morning. it's in the upper 40s in san rafael. as you're walking out in san jose, it's 57 degrees and 53 right now in dublin. because of the high fire danger, we do need to be very careful. make sure that you already have that defensible space around your home, especially if you live in the hills. you know what i'm talking about. but for everyone else, you want to avoid that cigaret litter or anything that could spark some fire. these conditions are way too dry to even drive on the grass, and you also want to secure any toe chains or anything that could create some sparks and use

grills on paved surfaces. with these warmer temperatures, we know people want to cook outside, and you want to make sure that you're being careful with those coals as well. looking at our relative humidity , this is one of the factors that determines whether or not we're under a red flag warning. when we have low humidity and high winds, that means that fires could spread and develop very quickly. as of now, we're starting out with some high humidity this morning, and when we're close to the 90 to 100% range, that means the humidity is very high. there's a lot of moisture in the air, but as we go throughout the day, the humidity levels will be dropping and some of the lowest and some of the driest conditions will be in parts of the north bay, along with that dry northerly wind into this afternoon. but temperature wise, we're not seeing any extreme heat. we're ranging from upper 60s near the coast to upper 80s inland, and this is the weather we'll see throughout the week. but as we head into the weekend, it's going to be heating up in san jose is going to have a quick spike in temperatures between friday and saturday. and then it

comes back down for sunday into next week. so overall, we're in for some very mild conditions throughout the week, very seasonable as we officially welcome in summer on this thursday. so we'll be tracking all of those changes for you. mike, you're following up on that south bay crash. yeah. this is unwelcome. this is a closure though that was going on. see you slow down now. eastbound 237 heading toward the nimitz. so. 237 to 880 north. that flyover was temporarily closed. i hope they have it open in the next couple of minutes. and i'll double check to see if we get any timing on that. but that is a factor there. now, the flyover may be closed, but you can still make the transition on those lower streets. you just can't use the express lane as far as i understand. right now we're looking at the rest of the south bay, though. we see the northbound bill for 101 and 87. the rest of the bay pretty standard, with the east bay seeing the most build as well. back to you all right, mike, well, happening now. you can already be fine for parking in a bus lane, but ac transit is using automated enforcement to issue citations to drivers who block bus lanes between oakland

and san leandro, because the busses have cameras that will detect if a car is in that lane, those cameras take an image, send it to transit and law enforcement. they write the ticket and that'll cost you about $100. anyone can be fined, including taxis, rideshare drivers and delivery trucks. and the top stories we're following this morning, including that breaking news where a wildfire is forcing evacuations in wine country. we have live team coverage on where containment stands and the expected impact on our air quality. keep you right here

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but look at the top stories on today in the bay, starting with breaking news in the north bay. firefighters in wine country, they're making some progress tackling the wildfire that exploded in size yesterday.

today in the bay's bob redell live for us over in hillsboro. so bob, just you got an update from firefighters. what are they saying? it has grown slightly in size. we're talking about the point fire, which is burning about seven miles northwest of downtown healdsburg. we're at you can smell it here. it's not overwhelming, but you definitely know that something is burning in the hills here above us in wine country. cal fire says the point fire has now grown to 1100 acres and is now 50. excuse me, 20% contained. now, when this fire started, around 1230 yesterday afternoon is much smaller. at 3:00 in the afternoon was 120 acres. so again, now just over around 1100 acres. hundreds of firefighters from across the region there on the scene, two homes have been lost so far, but the firefighters have saved hundreds of other structures. there are mandatory evacuations. in effect, cal fire is pleading with people to follow those orders if they are in a mandatory evacuation zone because the wind and terrain do

make this fire unpredictable and the steep hillsides are covered in manzanita, madrone and oak trees, which are highly flammable. reporting live here in healdsburg, bob redell today in the bay. all right, bob, thank you. now, also overnight, an apparent rescue involving someone injured in the fire. cal fire says that they rescued a man. this was near mountain view road. you can see right here from this video. although it's dark, look closely. there you can see the team airlifting him from that area. not exactly sure how he was injured, but our photographer there at the scene says that it is possible that he was hit by a fallen tree branch. kerry bob mentioned the winds. that's going to be. it's always a factor. yeah, absolutely. that when you combine it with low humidity, i mean, that is what makes it very critical for those fire conditions. and we are at least not dealing with any extreme heat. it's going to be a mild week and summer officially begins on thursday, but it will be a hot weekend ahead for the inland valleys, reaching up to the lower 90s saturday and sunday. and in the south bay. we're still watching this connector ramp that's closed, although the speed sensors just

cleared up eastbound 237 to northbound 880. there was a crash a couple tow trucks are needed and there's some debris, so you might have to avoid that connector. thank you. mike. well, the today show just ahead. we continue today in the bay on roku and other streaming platforms. you can watch our 8 p.m. newscast also at nbcbayarea.com or your smartphone app. all right. well that does it for us here on today in the bay this monday morning. we'll see you back here at 8:00. also for our news update coming up and about 30 minutes. have a great monday. good monday morning. get ready to crank that ac. good monday morning. get ready to crank that ac. >> yeah. much of the country set for a scorching week ahead. good morning. it's june 17th. this is "today."