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prosecution? our washington insider is live with more is with what is at stake. and the impact it will have on the 2024 election. all right, we're telling you now, get ready for the heat. we are tracking triple digit temperatures for this week ahead. how hot it's expected to get. and the warning that pg&e is already giving some customers about possible psps, those safety shut offs, a number of new laws now in effect, including one which would do away with hidden fees. the way this will impact your next purchase. this is today in the bay monday morning, first day of july. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia and i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington is off. we want to take a live look outside in dublin and if the weekend seemed toasty, get ready because it's going to get even hotter. some places will hit triple digits this week, and there's an excessive heat warning on the way. also, you may not be able to count on your

fans or your air conditioning to stay cool because pg&e is warning that the heat could trigger public safety power shut offs in more than a half dozen counties, including napa and solano. you'll remember that those psps happen when high winds and dry conditions increase the risk of fire. the utility does expect only a handful of customers in those counties to be impacted, but if you're one of them, it doesn't matter how many there are. we want to take a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. yeah, we're starting out with a look at some of the counties highlighted in that psps. and it does begin tomorrow. you'll want to make sure that you're signed up for those alerts. and you're able to get information just in case. they do give you a pretty good heads up in advance. and it's not the entire county. it's some of the areas that are in the higher elevations and are most likely going to have that increased fire danger as we are dealing with not only a hot temperatures, but also a breezy

wind. and we're going to have the longest duration of a heat wave that we've had so far this year as our temperatures for the bay head for the 90s and the valleys, it's going to be in the 90s and even up to over 110 degrees. so very high fire danger coming along with this. temperatures come up several degrees today with a moderate heat risk for our interior valleys. but you'll see how much hotter it's going to be tomorrow and how that major heat risk will continue to spread. we'll talk about this and what's ahead as we go through the week. coming up, mike, you're looking at some early slowing kari. and some of it was because of an early crash. well, let me show you overall green, green, green reopening the flow right here through niles canyon. but we're looking at over here early slowing out of 205. there's a crash at mountain house now there was early slowing back here. kept things lighter back toward grant line road. but now things have kind of spread out for the morning. backup all the way back in through the same area. now, mountain house and grant line road. those are sort

of areas that folks reference when we're talking about the start or the end of the commute and where things loosen up here for westbound 580. so from that point, we're just now seeing a couple minutes more in the next in the last beginning of the commute, starting trying to say that things are starting to get slow out of the altamont pass, but no surprises other than that crash out of tracy, a smooth drive across the city in towards san francisco. look at that. and there's that laser lit up for pride. so we still have folks recovering from the weekend. i think back to you. yeah. no doubt. all right. thank you very much. mike 503. right now we're nearing the end of the supreme court's current term, and several key rulings hang in the balance with major decisions expected. so that, of course, includes the highly anticipated ruling on whether former president donald trump, as a former president, should be immune from prosecution when it comes to his federal election interference case today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live from washington. bree, nice to see you. this is a decision both sides everybody's been waiting to hear. that's right. laura kris. good to see you. well, at

issue in this case, whether donald trump can claim immunity from prosecution for at least some of his actions in seeking to overturn the 2020 election, trump faces a four count indictment for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, which culminated in the january 6th insurrection on capitol hill. lower courts rejected trump's claim of broad immunity, prompting his legal team to appeal the case to the supreme court. now, even before the decision, the high court is facing criticism from the left for agreeing to hear the arguments in the first place. the move prevented a trial from taking place in march, making it difficult, if not impossible, for a trial to begin before the election. even if the supreme court rejects all of trump's immunity arguments and says a trial can take place, it will likely not begin until september at the earliest. if a majority of the justices side with the former president, the charges would then be dismissed. now

based on oral arguments, it appears likely that the court will conclude that there could be some conduct alleged in the indictment that is subject to immunity. the justices could set a new test for determining what official acts fall under that category, and it could then send it back to the lower courts to determine how that affects trump's indictment, which would delay the trial even more. rulings are expected to be released at seven this morning. we will definitely be watching and analyzing. thank you so much, bree. well, this morning, north korea test fired two ballistic missiles. that is according to the south korean military. this is one day after north korea threatened an overwhelming response to recent us military drills with south korea and japan. military sources say one of the missiles failed and landed inside north korea. the other, though, landed in the sea of japan. just five days ago, north korea tested a multi-warhead rocket designed to

penetrate missile defenses. a redwood city judge, this morning is expected to hear arguments surrounding planned new dna testing in connection to scott peterson's murder conviction last month, the judge allowed only one of more than a dozen requests made by peterson's legal team to test or retest dna evidence. today's hearing will cover which lab is used to test a 15 inch piece of duct tape found on laci peterson's pants. at the time of her autopsy. the judge will also determine who pays for that testing. peterson's new legal team is still working for a new trial. the next full hearing is scheduled for july 15th. as many will recall, this is a case that captivated the nation. 20 years later, we're getting you caught up on where the case stands and what comes next. i sat down with two attorneys who have been tracking this case since 2002, along with our jodi hernandez, who interviewed scott peterson before authorities arrested him.

watch our half hour special right now on nbcbayarea.com or wherever you stream. as of about five hours ago, a slate of new california laws took effect, which mean all sorts of changes, and one of them includes a ban on junk fees. but in a late twist, restaurants will be spared the worst of that ban. a last minute deal by lawmakers allows restaurants to keep the fees provided. the added charges are clearly disclosed. one diner said he doesn't expect to notice much difference. however, this will mainly affect you when you buy a concert tickets or book hotel rooms. i've gotten used to the fees being there, so at least it'll be apparent before i order what i'm actually ordering, kind of what the total is going to be. a lot of restaurants across the state have struggled to stay open post pandemic, and that's why lawmakers introduced that last minute legislation. the goal is to provide more menu transparency without further harming the industry. well, that's just one of numerous laws

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equipment. well, with the start of the nba's free agency period, the warriors are already leaving little doubt that they are turning the page at this one point. at this point, one thing is for certain, and that is that chris paul will not be back next season. the warriors waived him yesterday and there's already a report that he agreed to a one year deal with san antonio. now, klay thompson is also certain to be gone. he is now an unrestricted free agent and he is reportedly in talks with at least four teams. the warriors are not among them, developing now a major hurricane closing in on the caribbean, hurricane beryl is currently a category four storm. this is new video posted on x from barbados, capturing the rain and wind. the center of the hurricane is set to make landfall this morning on the windward islands, with up to six inches of rain expected. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the timeline of this really powerful storm. could

have a big impact on holiday travel. kari. absolutely. and this is going to continue to make its track off towards the west over the next few days. but the storm is over some extremely warm water, and it's the earliest it's formed in that area during hurricane season. so it is very intense and is producing winds at 130mph. but the good thing is that it's moving very quickly at 20mph. and that's the reason why they're only expecting about six inches of rainfall, as it continues on its westward track to the south of haiti and the dominican republic, south of cuba, it will be making its way toward the yucatan peninsula over the next few several days into wednesday, as well as thursday and may still be a very powerful hurricane. so we'll be watching that here at home. we're looking at a big warm up across the bay area, including san francisco and we're also going to see those temperatures very intense for a long period of time. so we'll talk more

about that in a few minutes. mike's been tracking where we can find some lower gas prices. yeah, we're trying to do our best. with all of your help, let's look at the lowest on our board, which is at the top here. san jose has a 395 at platinum gas on tully road. and then contra costa county. 405 is the best in concord at that. valero on willow pass road and marin county's best is in san rafael. that's 409 at the mobil on ritter street. i think that's the first time we've given that one a shout out. those reports come in to us from all of you. gasbuddy.com. let's get out to the roadways where we're looking at mostly green sensors. as you would imagine. still looking at the crash in tracee near mountain house. not a major issue circling the bay bridge toll plaza approach. that's the berkeley curve crash reported there. my buddy ben in the operation center did turn in time to see some slowing. you see it at the top of the screen. looks like can't see exactly what's going on, but there may be a vehicle that needs to be cleared from the area. we'll track that traffic's getting through, but slow right now. back to you. good to know.

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of how long it will take to clear. if chp gives us that update, we'll let you know what they say. well good morning everyone. good morning mike i was kind of surprised to see all of those cars because it should be a slow business week, as many companies in the bay area gave their employees the entire week off. it's 1st of july, so we're into the third quarter. stock market did very well in the second quarter. that ended last week. s&p 500 up 15% in just those three months, 15% would be a great return on the year. boeing aircraft is in the news. i'll get to them in a second. ginkgo bioworks they trade is dna. they're laying off based in boston but have offices and labs in emeryville. big layoff, about 35. company filings with the state show that will be about 50 people in the bay area. they're trying to turn cells into factories of sorts, making things like drugs, even cosmetics. a bankrupt bitcoin bank that's been shut down for going on ten years now, finally going to pay back its depositors this week. and the amount of

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area under a heat advisory, which is basically a step below that excessive heat warning. we are going to have a very slow cooling for the inland areas for the evening, and it's most likely not going to be that chilly during the overnight hours as we deal with all of this heat, you want to make sure you're drinking lots of water if you have to work outside, take breaks in the shade and remember pets and livestock and anyone who has to be outside in this heat. and remember that a parked car can reach over 150 degrees for the 4th of july. those barbecues you want to be careful with any of the coals. and also if you're going out to enjoy some water, wear a life jacket. people unfortunately, are become victims of any drownings and things like that during the holidays. so we want to avoid that. and then in these areas in red will be under a red flag warning due to the extremely low humidity and the high winds and a high fire danger. here's a look at our temperatures today.

most of us will have a minor to moderate heat risk as our temperatures range from mid 70s in san francisco to upper 90s in concord and 102 in vacaville. tomorrow is when the heat really starts to hit us, and we're seeing widespread triple digits for areas from the south bay to the east, bay to the north bay, and even more extreme, on wednesday. unfortunately we are not going to see this heat really backing off for quite a while. take a look at brentwood hitting 111 degrees on wednesday. there is really no cool down in sight over the next ten days. and mike, you've been watching the commute in a crash. yeah, the crash right here at the berkeley curve. things are slowing down quite a bit now. it looks like maybe there might be another emergency crew in the area, or perhaps a secondary crash. whatever the flashing lights are, we'll check that out. but here's the original crash. it involves a big rig that's a tractor trailer and a pickup truck as well. and it's just under a hidden partially by this overpass right here. that's the commute lane getting over

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the series of toll hikes. now all in the works. plus we'll see a lot of extremity injuries on the arms, on the hands, facial injuries where it's blown up right in their face. when it comes to illegal fireworks, it's not just the risk of injury, but also the risk of fire. we're going to break down some of the best places where you can celebrate, but leave the show to the pros. this is today in the bay. thanks so much for joining us on this monday morning. first day of july, we go, yeah, marcus washington is off. i'm kris sanchez and i'm laura garcia. so let's start out with a look at the forecast. it's going to feel like july. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. and the heat just about on target. yeah it's going to be cranking up starting today. although it was pretty hot over the weekend. but this is going to be an extended duration heat wave ahead. going throughout the week and possibly into next week

as well. well, the bay will see temperatures headed for the 80s and 90s and for the valleys it will be in the 90s and up to over 110 degrees, a very high fire danger as well as impacts to our air quality. as we take a look at our trend today for livermore, it's going to be in the mid 60s to start at noon. it's 87 degrees. we're going to be in the mid 90s throughout much of the afternoon with a lot of sunshine and temperatures as hot as 102 degrees today in vacaville, we'll talk about the changes ahead in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike's been tracking an issue out there for you on the roads. we'll talk about that coming up a little bit later. back to you. well developing right now, nearly half a million credit union customers locked out of their accounts. and it comes just as rent and other monthly bills come due. as we mentioned, it's july first today in the bay's bob redell is live outside the patelco credit union headquarters. that's in dublin. bob, the credit union is calling

this a serious security incident. so have they said when people might be able to access their cash? well, you can still access your cash. there are other services that are aren't available. i just saw a man within the past couple of moments here walk up to this atm behind me here outside the patelco union credit credit union headquarters in dublin. he was able to take out cash, but there are other banking services, according to the union, that are not available, and it's something we've heard from other customers. it's not clear when those will be restored. now. patelco credit union, which is headquartered here in dublin, as i mentioned, and has many barrier branches, they send an email to customers yesterday afternoon saying that on saturday it experienced this, quote, serious security incident which required a company to shut down some systems. in an update last night, patelco said electronic transactions like transfers, payments and balance inquiries, they're still unavailable. it says call centers and customer service will be back open this morning, but they expect longer wait

times. the company hasn't said what type of incident it was or who may have been behind it, which tells me that somebody actually inside their network and crippled their ability. so what they have done is like unplugging like an unplugged, you know, the computer, they unplug the network and trying to assess the damage and see how to deal with it, hoping that the money is still there. i think that's a lot of people's concerns. looking at the comments on the twitter feed is, is our money safe? so yesterday there, we did see a couple of customers drive up to branch atms in a little bit of a panic because they couldn't see their balances online. they can't see their balances on the atm either. but again, they are able to wish withdraw cash here, which we just saw man do within the past few moments. reporting live here in dublin. bob redell today in the bay. stressful time for those customers. thank you bob. well, north bay commuters waking up to a new reality. higher tolls to cross the golden

gate bridge. and the latest hike takes effect this morning. mike inouye is here so how much more is this going to cost us? you know, just a few cents. half a dollar, i guess. basically, generally jumping up $0.50. but that's every time you cross right? so that will be a factor for folks who commute into the city. there's a live look. let's take a look at the bay bridge for drivers with fast track folks it will mean a jump to 925 for drivers without fast track, it will jump to 1025. this latest hike is part of a larger effort, though, to ease a budget. there's a deficit of more than $200 million for this section, so we're going to. since 19 2019, the golden gate bridge district has been increasing tolls by $0.35 every year. then in march, leaders approved a series of new increases over the next five years. as one spokesman says, the money is critical. it's important to note that the golden gate bridge district is unique among transit agencies and that we don't receive any dedicated state or local tax

revenues, and so we rely primarily on bridge toll to keep up with the rising costs of providing our services and the services that our customers demand. now, the agency also says bridge traffic and transit ridership never actually fully recovered since the pandemic, especially during the commute hours. and that's what really counts, right? and so it amounts to nearly $1 million less in revenue each week, which is a big reason for the massive budget shortfall for golden gate transit commuters. those who take that system fares for most bus and ferry lines are increasing by $0.25. again, some folks who don't use these systems or the bridge itself go. that's only a few cents, but it's every day it's 25. every day we're talking about gas prices. we're happy when it goes down by 5 or $0.10. so this is a daily cost. not once, you know, once periodically when you fill up with gas. oh, and i've been here so long. i remember when it was $3 to cross and we could pay with cash. yeah, right. you would talk to the toll workers. that's right. now. yeah. you

can't skip out now. those computers get you. times have changed. yeah. all right. thank you. yeah. thanks, mike. all the san francisco pride weekend now in the books. and yesterday, hundreds of thousands of people descended on market street to attend what is one of the biggest pride parades in the nation. the event concluding a weekend long celebration. music, dancing, fun. they were all centerpieces of this year's annual event, but it was also an opportunity for pressing issues facing the lgbtq plus community to take the spotlight. we have people around the country in different states who are trying to criminalize queer people, trying to ban queer youth and especially trans kids. nbc bay area and our sister station, telemundo 48, also were there for the parade. you see our float, some of our producers and anchors were out there dancing, showing pride, showing support, just showing some love there, jumping up and down. i'm glad that float is strong. having a good time. you know? hundreds

also used pride to make their voices heard over the war in gaza. a group held a counter march in san francisco to support an immediate ceasefire. demonstrators accused pride organizers of accepting sponsorships from companies they see as contributing to the war and humanitarian crisis. the group is also pushing for bay area politicians to provide more support for palestinians living in the bay area and in gaza. if you are headed to lake tahoe for the holiday, be aware that three popular beaches will be dry. an alcohol ban spanning four days from july 3rd to the seventh at chambers landing beach. the two others, nevada beach and zephyr cove, will only be alcohol free for the 4th of july. violators could be fined up to $5,000. that's for individuals. groups could be fined up to $10,000. so keep your chambers punch on the pier. the 4th of july holiday

around the corner. it is time for those annual reminders to leave the fireworks to the professionals. it's really important. nationwide, firefighters will respond to 10,000 fireworks, burns and blast injuries, mostly to your hands, arms and face. 75% of those injuries happen around the 4th of july. additionally, people using fireworks spark about 15,000 fires a year. we've already seen vegetation fires around the bay area, and with temperatures hovering around 100 degrees in some of our communities, it won't take much for fire danger to certainly take off. the fine fuels the grasses and the weeds. they dry out real quick. you can watch the hillsides go from green to brown over the course of a week, but they can dry out even if we have moisture in the morning. throughout the day, they'll dry out, especially with the warm weather. and if there's any kind of wind on them. the message from many bay area agencies is just leave those fireworks to

the pros. from parades to fireworks shows, we've actually compiled a list of safe ways to celebrate the fourth across the bay area. just get your camera out. see that qr code right there on your screen? or if you don't have time to do that right now, you're laying in bed. head to nbcbayarea.com. click the link, you'll find it up on the top trending bar, and we'll remind you that anyone who sparks a fire as well, or you injure someone with illegal fireworks, you can face fines, even jail time. you just don't want to risk it. hurt yourself, hurt others, and certainly don't want to cause a fire. it's so hot dry out there too. yeah absolutely. and we're going to have a big fire danger over these next few days. so now we have a red flag warning that will be in effect for parts of the north bay, as well as the diablo range and looking into the next few days, that will most likely continue. and what makes it a red flag warning and increases that fire danger is not necessarily the temperature, but it's the low humidity and the wind that could pick up. and

as he mentioned, the little spark could really spread very quickly under these conditions, especially in these areas that will be shaded in red. looking at that fire danger, the humidity is the big factor in that we are looking at some slightly higher humidity for today at least along the coastline. but for the inland areas, it's going to be dropping and even lower for tomorrow. we may see at times our relative humidity in the single digits and teens in parts of the north bay. so that is extremely dry air. that's going to be coming along with some high heat as you move away from the coastline. so we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, you're still tracking that crash as you approach the bay bridge. yeah, yeah, here we are. but we're also tracking the sunrise. and as more light shed on this crash scene, things appear to have smoothed out. there's two chp cruisers now on scene at the berkeley curve, where the arrow is. you can't really see the whole scene because of that. overcrossing. but let's show you where that is on the map again, things were slowing approaching the toll plaza right here. it's right on the 580. i'm sorry, the

westbound 80 curve over here, but these folks are coming off of northbound 880, so they're still getting there. we do see more traffic flowing toward the area. the metering lights should be on. scott talked about many companies getting vacation or giving vacation to their employees all week, but it's not the case for the clearing at the bay bridge toll plaza. we still have the backup there and the build for highway 37. highway four did have a late pickup for some crews through the area in concord, but everything else is looking actually very light as scott was talking about. back to you. yeah. sure is. thanks, mike . an affluent neighborhood is on high alert after a string of break ins a head on today in the bay. the advice from police to best protect yourself. president biden, under pressure from both sides to step aside and from his family to stay in the race. we'll have the very latest. and locking in on paris, the u.s. women's gymnastics team officially set after athletes thrilled fans in minneapolis. we'll have a look at the new faces competing for gold. keep it here. you're watching today in the bay. this morning on

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they're clear the scene just a couple of flares that have to burn out, but all lanes clear from the earlier crash at the berkeley curve. what's that mean for the bay bridge? not a lot. there is backup that's forming. the metering lights should be active soon, but the middle is just starting to show the congestion on the morning. bill 545 now and happening tomorrow, vice president kamala harris returns to her roots with a stop in the bay area. she will be joined by second gentleman doug emhoff for a political fundraiser in san francisco. he has already been in the city, having attended yesterday's annual pride breakfast. several democratic party heavyweights attended, including house lawmaker, former house speaker nancy pelosi and both pelosi and house address the big issue biden's performance in the debate scott mcgrew both of them were upbeat. they said that they were still sure that biden would win reelection. yeah, that nothing has changed, emhoff said. that's something we've heard over and over from democratic leadership. in fact, the democratic national

committee tweeted a picture of biden that said winner of the debate, rejecting what many of us saw with our own eyes. on thursday. here's emhoff over the weekend. we are going to win this election. because nothing has changed. nothing has changed, donald trump is still unfit to ever return to the white house donald trump still tried to overthrow a free and fair election and still wouldn't commit to that. during that debate. now things have changed. a cbs yougov poll taken right after the debate found 72% of registered voters questioned, said biden did not have the mental or cognitive health to serve as president. nearly half said that about trump as well. the margin of error here, enormous by standard polling more than 4. but it is a flash poll, nbc news reports the biden family gathered this weekend at

camp david, where the president's family urged him to stay in the race. indeed to fire some of the advisers that had prepped the president for the debate over the course of several days. the biden campaign will release a new ad later today showing a vivacious president biden much of it clips used from just the day after the debate. meantime, the new york times editorial board said it was time for the president to step aside, not to resign, but not to run for further office. the times said the president was a shadow of a great public servant during the debate and that while biden had done great things as president, the greatest public service mr. biden can now perform is to announce that he will not continue to run for reelection. keep in mind, as we continue to consider the ramifications of last week's debate, this was biden's idea. he wanted it early . his camp set the rules. the point of the whole thing was to show biden as a strong and

competent leader, to shut down talk. he is too old for the job. this is the debate that biden had asked for. now we're not alone in elections. the first round of two elections in france began over the weekend. the far right national party doing very well. you hear him celebrating there. the french, frustrated with inflation and immigration, leaning right. president macron's job not at risk. he's not up for election. but the prime minister who serves under him could end up being a 28 year old from the right wing named jordan bardella in the uk, the opposite move from conservative to liberal, as conservative prime minister rishi sunak's job definitely in jeopardy. the conservatives the tories have ruled britain for more than ten years. voters think it's time for a huge change, quite possibly for this guy. labor leader keir starmer. they go to the polls on thursday back here at home. we should get a decision from the supreme court today over presidential immunity, whether a sitting

president can break laws. the rest of us have to follow. a 1981 supreme court decision found sitting presidents cannot be sued in civil court over official acts, while president. justice department policies say that sitting presidents can't be prosecuted for crimes they commit while president, but can after office. now, trump says they can't. special prosecutor jack smith brought that very question to the court, trying to get a decision on that as quickly as possible so that he could move forward with his prosecution of trump over his attempt to subvert the 2020 elections. not only did the court not rush the case, it waited beyond its last scheduled court decision for days until today, for the very last day of the term, laura, we think we'll get that at 7 a.m. but when it comes to the supreme court, i can only say we think that will happen. all right. we will certainly follow. thanks so much, scott. well, in the east bay, moraga police have their

hands full with at least 15 cases of thefts and burglary. an alert neighbor tipped officers off about the spree about 630 yesterday morning. the caller said people were pulling on car door handles when police arrived. they saw the suspects go into a garage where they stole a gray lexus and sped away . officers say they decided not to chase them out of concern for public safety. investigators now say the thieves entered at least 15 different unlocked vehicles. oh my goodness, some of those cars had garage door openers inside, allowing access to several homes. some people who live there were surprised while others less so. crime is so high all over the state, all over the bay area that no one's really so isolated that you're not going to get to it. moraga we really think of it as a safe enclave out here in the bay area, but you have to follow common sense rules no matter where you are. well, police are now working to

identify the suspects who are believed to have committed similar crimes in neighboring towns. they're also reminding everyone to keep your cars and homes locked at all times. 551 right now you hear the sound. here we go. this morning. it's official, as expected. simone biles is officially a member of team usa's olympic gymnastics team. the olympic gold medalist taking home first place in the all around competition during the final day of the u.s. gymnastics trials in minneapolis. biles will be the fourth american gymnast in history to compete at three separate olympics. after bowing out of tokyo, she said she knew she wasn't finished. i knew i wasn't done after the performances in tokyo, so just getting back in the gym and working hard and trusting the process with cecile and laurent, i knew i'd be back. also named to the squad three of biles tokyo teammates, including suni lee, jordan chiles and jade carey, also making a return to the olympics following the

competition in minneapolis. all right, all four, along with team usa newcomer hezly rivera, will appear on the today show this morning about their upcoming trip to paris as they look to bring home gold. you can watch that full interview at seven this morning right after today in the bay. that will be great because hoda kotb was actually there watching them all. oh, that's cool. it was great to hear the crowd. they were just like cheering everyone on. they were alive and suni lee's from. that's a hometown crowd for her. so yeah, that was really she was great. gia vang put a great social media post out there about what it meant to her and the hmong community. yeah, coming back from i know what the doctor said, she would never compete again earlier because of her liver. they are just so many powerhouses. all right, well, we're not going to be tumbling around in the grass for the next couple of days if you want to. i mean, somersault inside. okay yeah. i think we're going to be doing whatever we can to try to find some air conditioning, try to stay cool and stay hydrated

over these next few days, we are going to have several days on end of a heat wave ahead. that means our bay temperatures will be in the 80s and 90s and in the valleys it will be possibly over 110 degrees with temperatures that hot, a light wind, low humidity, we will have a very high fire danger, and we also may see impacts to our air quality, especially if we do see more fires going around the region. and this is a look at what we're facing. the excessive heat warning for basically any area that's not along the immediate coastline, even along the bay. we're going to have a heat advisory in effect as of now, we do have our cool temperatures, but it may not be this cool over the next few days. with our morning start in san francisco in the mid 50s, we're at 52 right now in san rafael, looking at our highs for this afternoon. napa headed for 95 degrees and as hot as 102 in vacaville. we're still in the mid 70s in san francisco, but even here it's going to start to

get really hot over the next few days. with mid 80s across the bay to oakland, 95 degrees and 111 degrees in concord. really extreme temperatures. but unfortunately it gets even hotter as we head toward wednesday. it's going to be over 110 degrees for fairfield, 110 for concord, 107 for livermore, and 103 in santa rosa. so we're going to have several days like that as we take a look at morgan hill. it's still hot into the weekend and possibly next week, so i don't see any cooler air, really cooler air coming our way for quite a while as we are celebrating the 4th of july. keep in mind that you want to make sure that whether you're barbecuing, having a party, lighting fireworks, or doing something like that watching a fireworks show, you want to make sure you are very careful and everyone around you is staying hydrated and taking breaks and going into the air conditioning if needed. but we are also going to be warm here in san francisco

for the middle of the week. and mike, you're seeing that most of the activities in the east bay. yeah, that's where we're seeing the most change. the crash cleared from the berkeley curve. so that's a positive change. there's a little bit of a build up at the toll plaza. no surprise for the bay bridge. highway 37, highway four smoothed out. actually, the earlier construction i believe, has now cleared approaching 242. but now there's the morning commute down here in oakland. there is a concern. there's a crash, and there may be some injuries reported here. as you're passing west of 580 approaching seminary. so watch for that activity. we don't see slow sensors, but right at the scene that may be a factor. the rest of the bay shows a light build back to you. thank you. mike happening now drivers are feeling some relief at the gas pump ahead of the 4th of july holiday. at least compared to one month ago. triple a lists the san jose average at 4.83 per gallon for regular unleaded, which is $0.33 lower than last month, but slightly higher than one year ago. ahead, our mike inouye will reveal some of the lowest gas prices anywhere today. it's the first day of

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