from the south bay this morning. cooler temperatures on this monday, july 11th, "today in the bay." >> good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. it's 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. she's got a look at our forecast. >> good morning to you. back to work monday. we're looking pretty good. a really nice looking week on tap. we'll break those down for you. >> good morning. we'll take you to antioch, we haven't seen this but there it is, we've got used to it not being there. a warning for folks, slowing toward love ridge on the way from about g street, that's 13 miles per hour. the 20 miles or less per hour where that is red. as well as through livermore coming out of the altamont pass we have the slowdown through

central livermore and clearing, then getting heavier toward hop yard. we'll send it back to you. live shots in the next report. >> thank you. we have the developing story this morning in pittsburg where police investigate another shooting on the popular de anza trail. christie smith joins us live with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. exactly yet another shooting. i spoke briefly with a neighbor who didn't want to go on camera. she said she's kind of scared after this whole series of shootings but said lately it has sounded like fireworks going off near this trail, so she has basically stayed off of it until her -- and told her grand kids to do the sap. this latest shooting happened before midnight on the delta de anza trail near railroad. the trail is closed after 10:00 p.m. so no one should have been on. neighbors heard gun fire and found a man down on the ground.

that's what police found when they came out. i spoke with the east bay parks. they are not releasing information on the man's condition or whether this is connected to another shooting a block away, also on the trail. that one wednesday night a. 20-year-old man was shot in the head. now reporting that man has died. police saying he had been shot at in antioch the week before and they do not believe that it was random. also, in early may another man was shot in the shoulder in an apparent gang-related attack, same trail, one dispatcher told me that police are increasing their patrols in the area and in light of what's going on. east bay regional parks working on a press update. as soon as i get that information i'll bring it to you. so far, though, no arrests in this latest shooting and no suspect information. reporting live in pittsburg, christie smith. >> thank you very much. two men are in custody after a

long car chase stretching from san pablo to fremont early this morning. p suspects in the car, carjacked a driver in san pablo, then fled. chp and other law enforcement agencies gave chase on southbound 880. the suspects drove to south fremont boulevard where they eventually crashed at an on ramp. police arrested two men in the car. a female in the car taken to the hospital. police are looking into a shooting and attempted robbery. one person went to the hospital. that shooting happened around 10:15 last night on chestnut street. two armed suspects tried to rob two people. the suspects ran away after the shooting and still on the loose. the victim is expected to survive. >> arson investigators are at a daly city elementary school. they think someone may have set a one-alarm fire at skyline elementary school. firefighters say the fire

started outside of the back area of the school, then spread into a nearby reading lab. investigators have not yet ruled it an arson, they are trying to find the source of that blaze. >> it's going to be a little crowded for commuters trying to get home at one san francisco b.a.r.t. station today as protesters will rally at the civic center station over an officer-involved shooting. bob redell is live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the organizers of these protests made it clear it is their intention to disrupt your ride home if you are using the civic center b.a.r.t. station 4:30 to 7:00. they are trying to bring attention to their cause, they are protesting is the b.a.r.t. police shooting and killing of charles hill, he was a 45-year-old transient who died a week ago last night this was on sunday the 3rd. i was at this station after a confrontation with two b.a.r.t.

police officers. the officers were responding to a call that hill was drinking alcohol on the platform and at risk of falling on the tracks. the officers say he was aggressive, had a knife, and slightly injured one of them when he threw a vodka bottle at them. they ended up shooting hill three times. at a news conference b.a.r.t.'s chief of police said he was comfortable with how his officers handled the situation. protesters think the shooting was unnecessary and b.a.r.t. police are participating in a cover-up. today they will demand the firing of the two officers who are on paid leave, the release of surveillance footage of the shooting and an independent investigation. it should be noted that both b.a.r.t. and san francisco police are investigating this shooting in parallel so. two separate investigations going on. this is the second b.a.r.t.

police shooting that caused controversy on new year's day oscar grant was shot and killed by then b.a.r.t. officer johannes beas mehserle. he said he meant to shoot grant with his taser, not his handgun. this is what b.a.r.t. had to say to us this morning. in response to the planned protests, i'm quoting, while this news outlet must think it's acceptable to promote unsafe and illegal behavior -- we find it reprehensible this outlet would ask us to participate in any story that could encourage illegal behavior and risk safety and security of b.a.r.t. passenger, employees and other guests. this is for your information, there is a chance that this planned protest could affect your commute this evening between 4:30 and 7:00 if you travel through the civic center

b.a.r.t. station. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> good for people to know to be prepared. thank you very much. it is 6:06 now. san francisco police officers have agreed to a contract with the city that will prevent layoffs and save money. police officers will immediately get a 3% pay increase with another small increase next april. officers will also pay an extra 3% into their pensions. firefighters in the city are expected to vote on a similar contract soon. if it is approved san francisco could save up to $31 million over the next two years. as you get in your car this morning caltrans officials want you to watch out for construction workers. the agency is starting a campaign along with the california highway patrol to remind drivers to move over. it's the law. caltrans officials say drivers should move over a lane if

possible when they see flashing lights. the campaign comes in response to a string of caltrans worker deaths this summer due to drivers not taking precautions. uc and csu students brace for more possible hikes. the board of regents will vote to increase tuition 10% for the semester next month. that is on top of the 8% increase approved last november. both systems were each whit a $650 million cut in the budget and both are asking students to make up the difference. >> it's really painful. we're paying a lot of money and this extra tuition increase is really going to affect my family. i already don't get a lot of financial aid from the college, so this is just even more is going to have to come out of my pocket. >> a few administrators vote on a 12% hike for undergraduates tomorrow. that's on top of a 10% increase

approved last fall. here is one great thing that is free this morning, the temperatures, the weather. all thanks to christine lorn. >> as we head through the next couple of days they will continue to fall. temperature thes that we see in the fall up to 70 degrees. that's it. 70 flat in the warmest cities on wednesday. the the reason why is this area of low pressure that sits to our north. it's driving in the on shore flow, pushing this ridge of high pressure that kept us warm and mug muggy, pushing it to the east. this will be the guy that's in control of our weather pattern. as a result we're going to see great starts, fog that is so thing it general are rates drizzle. watch for that. not too bad. it's a matter of time before we get that marine push. i think it will make its way to livermore this morning, just peeked my head out in san jose and yeah, it's a gray start even

here. throughout the afternoon we'll see that cool cloudy sky make way to a warm comfortable day. 52 in san francisco, 53 in san mateo right now. you're on the way to about 60 degrees at noon in the city, that's when we'll start to see the sun shine through. the clouds break apart. bless you. our prompter operator had a sneeze there. by 4:00 p.m., 65 degrees, lots of sunshine in the city. hey, if it was you you would do it as well, laura. as we head throughout the afternoon, 79 in santa rosa, 74 in oakland and 77 degrees in los gatos. as we head throughout the next couple days we continue to drop, i've got your seven-day outlet ready to go. i think you'll be pleased. right now let's get to you work on time. 6:10. how are we doing? >> week seen earlier slowdowns. over all good, the green speeds and the 50s and 60s.

behind the 67, northbound 101 past 680 speeds around 15 miles per hour up to 880. red and yellow through the area. there off 880 westbound 237 slowing coming past first where you see the red. that's about 20 miles per hour. and slowing in toward sunnyvale. a live look at oakland 880, that's not a major problem. 880, through the earlier construction, a nice smooth flow past the coliseum. heading to the toll plaza with no metering lights. another 5-7 minutes. the volume is steady. what a smooth flow under the low clouds along the east shore freeway. >> cooler this week. i like it. not complaining. >> 6:11. on the bills as well. search.t$

lawsuit. plus the relatives of missing fishermen are using the internet to aid in the search. a live look touag you were tal ababout. thank you very much christina loren. we're going to have a lot more ahead. ♪

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>> good morning to you. live look outside. looks like one of those eye test this is morning. can you see the flag in the middle of the screen billowing in the wind? make it out among the clouds. 6:14. the u.s. navy will be in the waters off baja california this morning looking for the seven fishermen missing after their boat capsized last weekend. divers are expected to search the remains of the submerged boat looking for bodies. the seven were among 44 people, many of them from the bay area, they were thrown into the water

in the sea of cortez on july 3rd. yesterday the coast guard searched by air, while the mexican navy searched by boat with the hopes of finding those men. the family members of those still missing want them home or to know their whereabouts. they launched a website. find our fathers.com shows the images of the missing men and lists the men who have already been rescued. >> richmond police still trying to figure out how it happened but say a triple homicide over the weekend is a result of a drug deal. police say three men were shot in an apartment on triangle court saturday afternoon around 4:30, in the next room a 6-year-old. police say the three men were involved in a close range gun fight. the child was not hurt but was a nephew of one of the victims. police say the investigation continues this morning but they are confident everyone involved is either dead or in custody.

>> controversial last minute decision by former governor schwarzenegger will have its first day in court this morning. the parents of a murder victim are suing arnold schwarzenegger because he did not warn them before he reduced the sentence of one of the men involved in their son's killing. esteban nunez pleaded guilty to being involved in the killing of a 22-year-old man in san diego. he was sentenced to 16 years in prison, but schwarzenegger reduced it to seven years. the victim's parents say schwarzenegger reduced nunez' sentence because he is the son of his political ally, you saw him there, former speaker nunez. schwarzenegger has generally admitted that is the case. 6:16 now. this morning animals at the san diego zoo are safe after a fire ripped through a gift shop near the panda exhibit. monica dean is live at the san diego zoo with the latest.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. that fire happened early this morning at the panda shop which is a gift shop in the heart of the zoo. and we just spoke with officials here at the san diego zoo, and they say that a security guard was doing a routine check before 2:00 this morning, he smelled smoke and called the fire department. take a look at some of the video from the scene. there was quite a bit of smoke as you can see. 25 firefighters were called to the scene, that's about four engines and two strucks. that shop was fully engulfed. the stricture is mostly wood, it burned very fast. the metal roof caved in. firefighters were able to knock down the flames in about 15 minutes. that panda shop is a 1200 square foot structure, about about 50 yards from the panda enclosure. that houses hundreds of birds. no people or animals were

injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation and crews are now still here at the san diego zoo combing through the burned debris, trying to figure out what may have caused this blaze. for zoo operations, if you have friends or relatives visiting, sounds like just the canyon cafe next to that panda shop may be impacted because of gas and water shut off to the area when the fire happened. looks like the build withing is a total loss. minimal impact to the san diego zoo, its operations and the animals are safe. we're live in san diego. monica dean. back to you. >> so everything open as normal? >> reporter: everything is running smoothly. it may be that one area, that canyon cafe you might want to go somewhere else to pick up lunch. all of the exhibits are open and the zoo is expected to run as narmle. >> i would imagine. thank you. certainly doesn't feel like summer in the bay area, at least

not today. did it last week. i want to check with christina loren. >> summer came in and then left. came in like a lion, left like a lamb. this is a live look at the transamerica pyramid. you can't see it because we're so socked in with fog. this fog isn't going to hang around long. showing you what's causing it, onshore flow has really kicked into high gear. as a result we've got fog all the way from the san francisco bay up through livermore. so, expect a mostly cloudy start. that will all make way to a lot of sunshine for the second half of the day. we're going to have to wait for it in the city, possibly until noon. high pressure has drifted to the east. that's good for us. that means all of the monsoonal moisture that brought the muggy weather into our neck of the woods will continue to drift off to the east. even southern california getting a break from the muggy conditions. on shore flow fully in control right now. you can see this system of low

pressure, a dip in the jet stream has brought about a cooling trend. that cool marine air will pull in. our lows overnight are actually quite a bit cooler than we've seen. 50 in gilroy. 52 in novato. we're starting out cool and cloudy, only at noon temperatures in the low 60s in some cities. 62 as you break for lunch in concord. you know what that means, drive around with the windows down, you don't have to worry about really hot air making the house really hot. might not need the ac if you are tough enough to take it. 79 degrees in san jose. downright perfect weather. these are numbers we see in the fall. this is going to continue to stay cool the next couple of days. 70 degrees by wednesday, the cools day of the week. then our temperatures jump back up to about 80 as high pressure regains control. we're only going to get to about 88 degrees over the weekend.

that will be the warnest day on sunday. always looking at the weekend. looks good, though, over all. laura, you know what, it's no 90s, gives that pg&e bill a break. >> the way they are giving me a break by turning the power off lately. yikes. thanks so much. 6:21. riding your bike to work might get your blood pumping but that might not be so great for your health. we'll tell you why. >> should the courts be able to force you to give up your password if you are testifying against yourself? a look at that in tech today. >> and the password is, slow, for 580 to the tri-valley, there you go. right around north wind, that's why you see the yellow. [ male announcer ] can't get to sleep? can't stay asleep?

clinically proven unisom helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep so you wake rested. unisom. fall asleep faster. sleep longer. >> welcome back. a good monday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i want to check in with mike. he's got a look at the commute. >> good morning. we're looking at 580. we saw early slowing including coming toward the dublin interchange. that has cleared for the most part at least west of portola. 22 minutes, slow from the alta mont pass. here focusing on antioch approaching l street. things lighten up then clear toward love. haven't seen it for a couple of weeks.

livermore, the interchange there with 24 and 680 moving smoothly. and a nice drive in toward caldecott. no problems. and no metering lights a it the bay bridge. a live look, i'll let you know t latest, they say no metering lights and we don't see a backup a. good steady flow but lighter under the low clouds. watch the wind across the bridge. a live look at the golden gate bridge. fog is an issue. it's creeping all the way down the coast so be careful. there are patches of dense fog along highway 1 so be careful. >> just talking about the bay bridge, the final pieces to the eastern span of the bridge will soon make their way to the bay area. a ceremony took place in shanghai, china today as the crews load the final pieces of the steel girders. it will make the 22-day voyage from shanghai to oakland. by outsourcing from china they

saved $400 million in labor and material cost. the department of transportation chose the maker because it has a huge crane needed to lift the pieces of the span. the new eastern span is scheduled to be open in 2013. >> taking the bike to work may not have all of the health advantages you think it does. at least according to a new study. canadian scientists say the health benefits of biking are directly related to how much traffic you ride through. fewer cars means less of a chance of getting hit and less chance of being exposed to pollution. short-term exposure to heavy traffic made a person's heart less able to respond to stress up to three hours after the ride. researchers say they are not suggesting that you stop liking to work but avoid busy roads when possible. >> i want to check in with scott mcgrew. >> good morning, laura. a woman is on trial in colorado accused of mortgage fraud,

prosecutors think there's valuable evidence on her laptop so the big question this morning is, her laptop's encrypted. should the courts force the accused to give up their passwords if doing so would prove them to be guilty? this seems like a violation of the fifth amendment. you can't be forced to testify against yourself. the counterargument is if you hide evidence in a safe you have to give up the key. the courts have said that. is the fact that the password is in your head, does that change things? it's a precedent we'll be looking at as it progresses. apple is suing a company called get jar which sells apps for smart phones in its app store. that's the fight. apple says only it can call its store an app store. get jar points out it's been selling apps longer and it's going to keep using the term. >> and finally, talk about an hd ipad that would be the next ipad that comes out. could be introduced as soon as

two months from now. the special retina display. the big question is what are they going to call it? the ipad hd if it has hd, ipad 2 plus, or go with ipad 3. and keep going up. >> interesting. as soon as you buy one it will change. 6:28. a protest is planned at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station. a live report and how it could affect you, coming up. >> and the de anza trail in pittsburg is the scene of a shooting for the second time in eka we. ekwe

>> reporter: a planned protest over a b.a.r.t. shooting that could disrupt your ride home.

i'm bob redell live in san francisco. that coming up. >> reporter: new this morning pittsburg police expanding their search efforts after yet another shooting on a popular east bay trail. i'm christie smith. we'll have that story plus an update on the victim's condition. >> san francisco firefighters very busy overnight. it is monday, july 11th, taking a live look outside. cooler temperatures across the bay area. "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. 6:30 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. yes, we've got a really foggy start all across the bay area even inland cities like san jose, livermore, yeah, you're going to have to deal with some of the marine air as we head through the first part of your day. gray, overcast conditions will

make way to sunshine and really comfortable temperatures. i've got the full forecast coming up. it's 6:31. let's get to you work on time with mike inouye. >> all right. the update, the metering lights turned on the toll plaza. first, i want to show you the approach hasn't shown that slowdown. we have slowing westbound 80 through richmond and across the carquinez bridge. showing speeds around where these turn to yellow. the benicia bridge not a problem. 780 the approach is slowing. approaching 680. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the build starts, we'll show that to you. >> thank you. later today protesters will be rallying at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station. over a recent officer-involved shooting. it's an important story this morning because it could have an impact this afternoon on service for b.a.r.t. rider who is use the civic center station. bob redell joins us live from the station with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

this rally is organized by a group called no justice no bart. they plan it for 4:30 to 7:00 tonight here at the civic center b.a.r.t. station in san francisco and they made it clear their intent is to disrupt the afternoon commute to give attention to their cause, bring attention to you. what they are protesting is the b.a.r.t. shooting and killing of a 45-year-old transient who died a week ago last night at the station after a confrontation with two b.a.r.t. police officers. the officers were responding to a call that hill was drinking alcohol on the platform and at risk of falling on the tracks. when they arrived he was aggressive, had a knife and slightly injured one of the officers when he threw a bottle at them. the b.a.r.t. chief of police said he was quote comfortable with how his officers handled the situation. protesters think the shooting was unnecessary and that b.a.r.t. police are participating in a cover-up and in light of the 2009 shooting of

an unarmed b.a.r.t. passenger oscar grant. today the protesters will demand the b.a.r.t. police department be shut down, the firing of the two officers who are on paid administrative leave, the release of surveillance footage of the shooting and an independent investigation. it should be noted that b.a.r.t. is conducting an investigation. we spoke to b.a.r.t. riders and took note of one who says she sides with police and has no sympathy for those protesters. >> no. not at all. especially when they disrupt everybody. >> this morning b.a.r.t.'s chief spokesman released this statement to us in response to the planned protests tonight. while this news out let must think it's acceptable b.a.r.t. is focused on keeping passengers safe secure and on time, we find it reap prehencible this news

outlet would ask us to participate 18 story that would encourage the -- and employees and other guests unquote. again, this is for your information, there is a chance this planned protest could affect your ride home tonight if you do plan on using the civic center b.a.r.t. station. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. this morning san francisco fire crews are mopping up after a fire ripped through a two-story building in the sunny side neighborhood. firefighters say the one-alarm fire broke out around 2:30 this morning a few blocks from city college of san francisco. firefighters put out the flames and now they are checking for hot spots. as you can see, there is some spoke coming from the garage and upper window. so far no word on injuries and the cause of that fire is under investigation. >> this morning we're following a developing story out of the east bay. less than a week after a man was found shot in the head on the de

anza trail in pittsburg, police are investigating a second shooting there. christie smith is live in pittsburg. >> reporter: good morning. 6 1/2 hours after this shooting and police are still here gathering evidence. what they are going to do now is now that it's daylight, bring in metal detectors and look for shell casings and perhaps expand the search area. looking for evidence across railroad street. the victim may have staggered over this way and been shot over there. at midnight neighbors called 911. they heard gun fire on the trail and police found a man down near railroad and alvarado. the victim is out of surgery. this follows a shooting last wednesday, a 20-year-old pittsburg man that police say may have been shot at the week before. in that case it was not random. and now reporting that man has

died. neighbors say lately they heard rounds coming from the trail after hours. >> there are times at night it's before midnight or after midnight between the hours of 12 and 3, i hear gun shot, pop, pop, pop, but i think to myself it might be firecrackers. my grandson was with me and said mom, i mean grandma, that's gun shots. >> reporter: the trail is normally closed between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. this morning dog walkers are turned away as police gather evidence. expanding that search area. we do have calls tine pittsburg police about a possible connection with these shootings. east bay park police tell us that they are working on a press update. we'll bring to the you. they do tell me at this point there have been no arrests. live in pittsburg, christie

smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. an east bay county is using the power of the internet to help its legal system. contra costa county supervisors launched a website to help people who think they are not eligible to serve on jury duty. the site saves the time of having to travel or call the court. requests must be made at least five days before the start of jury duty and the court will review each inquiry and a decision will be delivered by post card. >> heading to the shores of lake tahoe may not be possible this summer because it's the unusually snowy winter has caused the lake to rise, shrinking the beaches. the most recent measurement has lake tahoe five feet above its natural rim. the level is still rising. it may not peak until the end of the month. more than 61 feet of snow fell in the sierra this season, second most on record. quite amazing. so beautiful up there as always.

i want to check in with christina loren. she's got a look at our forecast. >> good morning to you. yes, it's hard to make out what's behind me but this is transamerica pyramid. this is a live look overall across the bay area. we've got pretty dense patches of fog. you'll likely encounter overcast conditions at some point especially closer to the coast. because of our marine layer is so thick, up to 2,500 feet, i think we're going to deal with the first part of the day. take it to the futurecast. by noon 60 degrees, mild. just a few clouds hanging overhead. i think the sun will break through. mild, only 60 degrees as you break for lunch in the stixt then we round out the day, 65 degrees. so bring a coat with you because even in the city, in the heat of the day, 65 degrees and it's a little breezy out there now so there is a windchill factor. we don't want you to get cold.

59 in oakland, 62 in hayward and 66 in sunnyvale so this morning it's nice and mild inland and going to be a cool start at the coast. at noon you're peeling off a layer in fairfield and concord, probably wait until the heat of the day before you start peeling off layers in san francisco. 74 in oakland, 79 san jose, 77 in gilroy. that will be one of the warmest cities. throughout the remainder of the week into the midsection, yeah, we've got a cooldown. we'll show you the seven-day, help you plan your week in detail. let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> good morning. out to antioch action as we've been reporting we have good slowing but then look here, pittsburg, we're seeing speeds below 40. heading to 242. we'll see slowing later on as well. more slowing, too 3 minutes out of the alta mont pass.

then clearing by the time you get to airway and a smooth transition at the dublin interchange. laura, back to about the middle of the parking lot for the backup there. >> thank you. a lot more to come on "today in the bay." pablo sandoval is the fifth giant headed to the all-star game. find out the last time that happened. >> the white house wants to see cars that get more miles to the gallon but automakers say the plan could still cost you more money. money.

>> the white house is working with automakers to come up with new gas mileage standards. kristen dahlgren is live in washington. >> good morning. how does this sound a. car that would get 56 miles for every gallon. that's the new fuel efficiency standard that the obama administration would like to see in place by 2025. that would be better for the environment, cost us less, mean less oil imports but the auto industry is saying not so fast. it's not quite so easy. while they are confident they will be able to develop that they say they have to put billions into it. they are also not sure that americans will want to drive or buy those smaller and lighter cars that are required for that type of fuel efficiency. and that they could be more expensive because of all of the

money that the auto industry would be putting into research and development. so all of this being wrangled out in washington now. we should know more later this year on what the new fuel standards will be in 2025. >> thank you very much. meantime, president obama is also expected to update us on the debate to raise the country's debt ceiling in a couple of hours. in a meeting last night the president and congressional leaders failed to find a deal with the deadline growing closer. the meeting is described as charlotte and tense. the president is pushing for $4 trillion in deficit reductions over the next decade. he's open he says to cuts in social security and medicare. in exchange for closing tax loopholes. republicans favor a smaller plan in the range of $2.5 trillion, keeping tax hikes off the table. >> we need the do something very big, substantial to bring our deficits down over time. >> another meeting is scheduled

for today after the president speaks to the public. >> most of the giants getting a few days rest for the all-star break. they went out with a bang, beating the mets 4-2. they maintain the top spot in the nl west. 5 players will take place in the festivities. sandoval will make the trip to arizona. fun to watch. sandoval joins tim lincecum, matt cain and ryan vogelsong. last time the giants had so many all stars in 1966 when six made the team. check out the list of names, willy may, willy mccovey, gaylord perry, tom haller and jim ray hart. pretty nice. always fun to watch. as for the a's they have a tough time. they were swept by the rangers over the weekend. yesterday 2-0. the only athletic headed to the

all-star game, gio gonzalez. >> and two tour de france riders, yikes. they are just fine after this frightening accident. yesterday a french television car smashed into one rider, the second went flying. you saw that into the barbed wire fence. both managed to get back on the bikes but frightening to watch. organizers say that car and driver won't be allowed close to racers again. it's a smauch road that they'd even be allowed in the first place out there. 6:47. u.s. women's soccer team, they are getting ready for the next matchup. everybody is talking about the thrilling finish to the last game. did you see it? that shot by abby that tied the

game against brazil. extra time yesterday. pretty amazing. u.s. went to win it in penalty kicks. listen to the crowd, to the announcer. they play france on wednesday. so good women's soccer. bringing a lot of fan excitement to it. 6:48 now. i want to check in with christina loren. she's got a look at the forecast. >> talk about excitement look at this. not a lot happening in downtown san jose. you will notice we've got gray skies and overcast. i think a lot of people are on summer hours now. as you can see, a nice clear start and high and mid level clouds, we have the cloud cover for the first part of the day. foggy conditions out there. probably until about noon in the city. the sun shining through later on.

vitamin "d" in san francisco. a pretty thick cloud bank. high pressure has drifted off to the east. that's allowed this dip in the jet stream to provide a significant on shore flow that's going to stay with us for the first part of your week as a result this morning mild inland downright cool near the coast. the 60s inland versus the low 50s in spots toward the coast. today mostly clear. highs in the 70s everywhere i put the 70-degree readings on the map. and by the middle of the week temps tumble through wednesday. wednesday the coolest day of the week if you're looking for a cooldown, swens the day, only maxing out at about 70 degrees. in addition to the cooler weather, on shore flow has a tendency to clear out our air quality. breathe it in this morning. we have nice quality all across the board. good air quality from santa rosa to gilroy in the bay area. 57 degrees in san jose. we're headed to about 62, 66 in sunnyvale at noon, rounding out

the day in the 70s, 70 in san francisco, the warmest spot inland 79 in livermore. the reason why, because of that marine air. that really, really solid marine deck this morning is going to keep things mild. it's pushed all the way over places like fairfield and livermore this morning. so as a result, it's not going to get that hot. you can give your ac a break. 3 to 5 degrees cooler action even cooler than where we ended up yesterday. yesterday was a pretty nice sunday. 75 degrees on tuesday, down to 70 degrees on wednesday. a mix of sun and clouds on thursday. overall really nice for this time of year, about 5 to 15 degrees cooler than average all the way through wednesday. then we start toward the end of the weekend, sunday, 88 degrees. >> thank you very much. 6:50 now. coming up a popular bay area band is getting into the wine business. >> a tough day on wall street over debt concerns and not even our debts. we'll look at the numbers coming up. >> and these numbers coming down

a bit, the speeds as well as the visibility through the north bay. 101, approaching the richmond bridge, green means you're clear to go.here. either i can't get to sleep, or i can't stay asleep. [ male announcer ] unisom helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep. so i wake up rested. [ male announcer ] unisom. fall asleep faster. sleep longer. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today.

>> welcome back. a good monday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. look at these folks making their way across the san mateo bridge. hazy out there. i want to check the commute across the bay area with mike. >> that shot, you saw the sunlight on part of the peninsula. there is also fog so we'll give an overview of the slowing. south bay 101, 237, those held up pretty steady. and not a lot of other build except for northbound 87 out of

downtown where we're seeing some slowing. northbound 101, past mountain view, there is stanford, palo alto, we see the green cars, speeds above 50 heading up and down the peninsula. 280 and closer to the coast there you're going to find fog in the area. hayward side some slowing and we'll end with a live shot out of sunol. slowing south bound. back to you. >> thank you. are we doing this story? last week we told you about a dog named jack. someone stole a wheelchair specially designed for him. he was able to get around using his wheelchair. now thanks to the generosity of strangers jack is mobile again. a couple found out about the crime and gave jack a new wheelchair that belonged to their dog who had passed away.

to replace the chair would have cost as much as $600. good for jack. 6:54. if you wanted to get a taste of jupiter now is a chance. a train releasing its first wine name affidavit their popular song from 2001, drops of jupiter. the wine is on sale at the band's website. you can get it under $10. the band plans to donate part of the proceeds to the family house in san francisco, a place that offers help for families with children treated for serious illness. >> good news for fans of adele across the bay area. ♪ we now know when she'll be back in the bay area. adele had to cancel a lot of concerts because she was sick. now they are all back on. adele will be at berkeley's greek theater on august 14, all tickets from the canceled june 4th performance at the warfield

and the greek theater will be honored. show time is at 7:00 p.m. >> countdown to the final harry potter movie is on. you can get scoop on the "today" show this morning. two of the stars will talk about the new film. both harry potter loyal friends will be there. emma watson makes an appearance and rupert grant will be on later at 10:00. boy, the kids grew up. want to check the markets. >> we've got movie stars on wall street, too. chris evans, the captain america there, opening the bell. it is not a good day and it's not americans that are the problem, it's the italians, worry about the debt in italy, pulling down the euros. we have our own debt to worry about. dow industrials down 105 points now, nasdaq down 21, a rough day

on wall street. >> maybe the super hero will help. what about slurpee. one of the biggest convenient stores in america celebrating by giving back to the community. 7-eleven commemorating its anniversary giving away free slurpees. customers can get a 7.11 ounce drink. that's a live slurpee. >> a live slurpee being slurped. only on "today in the bay." i can say -- i can pretty much say that's an exclusive. looks like a monster mix too. nearly 400 stores across the bay area will participate in the event. and in case you didn't notice, today is the only time this century the date falls on 7-11-11. >> that makes sense. >> see how many play those lottery numbers. >> thank you for joining us this

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