>> plus, coming out of the tri-valley you're doing all right now but as you get closer to the bay i'll give you the update. east shore freeway had an early accident. the latest coming up. >> a live look outside this morning, golden gate bridge, welcome to monday morning. it's 5:00 a.m. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thanks for joining us. 5:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good monday morning everybody. i'm jon kelley. new this morning fire investigators at the scene of two suspicious car fires on the peninsula. they happened on lydon street in redwood city. the two cars were about a block from each other. one in a driveway of an apartment complex t other on the street. crews were able to put the fires out before the flames spread to nearby buildings. >> also new this morning, a destructive house fire in hayward, a home still standing

thanks to quick work by firefighters. the blaze broke out off mission boulevard. bars covered the windows. they had to use a saw to get inside. investigators say the fire started in the kitchen but spread to the attic. luckily no one was hurt. >> friends of a family lost -- that lost a father and daughter 18 deadly crash are demanding justice. they created an online petition asking to prosecute the driver suspect fd killing the two. police recommending the teenager face vehicular manslaughter charges. police say he was speeding when he jumped a curb and hit the father and daughter while they rode their bikes back in april. >> there is new information this morning on a crash in the south bay that killed a woman from mountain view.

investigators think they found the man that may have caused it. a woman lost control of her car and slammed into a tree in mountain view saturday night. witnesses providing the license plate of a car that was driving recklessly at the time of the crash. officers have since tracked down the owner of the car. so far he has not been arrested. >> two former san mateo county employees under arrest on suspicion of stealing from deceased residents. they believe that mandy yagi and peter wong toll money, jewelry and other valuables from the estates they were managing. both resigned last year. a county worker says after they left a box of items from several estates was found in a place only wong and yagi had access to. a controversial south bay trial could end today a. lawyer for the man accused of beating a priest decades after he says the priest molested him is demanding

the charge bs thrown out. marla tellez is live behind what's behind the legal tactic. >> the case of will yam lynch versus father lindner start add week ago and today the judge could declare a mistrial. lynch does not deny beating the retired priest about two years ago. he says he did it out of retaliation for the sexual abuse he suffered in mid-70s. last week the priest took the stand and denied the allegations despite the fact that the church paid a settlement to lynch and others. the father's testimony comes after the prosecutor told the jury the priest would likely lie under oath. so the defense is asking for a mistrial. here is the lead defense attorney. >> this is what is known as suborning perjury. you can be a defense lawyer, any lawyer, you can't get away with it. we know of at least three additional victims have come forward. this is what he wanted. he wanted this man out in the open, he wanted people to not be

afraid and i think he's accomplished what he wanted. >> if the judge declares a mistrial do both walk free. our legal analyst explains why that could happen. >> then the d.a. will be in the position do they want to try this again with a witness who they have already said is a liar and they also said he's a pedophile. >> in other words, it would be another uphill battle for the prosecution. the judge's ruling is expected at 8:30 this morning. >> thank you very much. the u.s. supreme court could rule as early as today on president obama's health care law. supporters say if the law is struck down it would mean an end to many protections for people and an end to financial people with insurance with small businesses. those with pre-existing conditions would likely see rates go up, young adults wouldn't be covered on their parents' plan and those suffering from a serious condition will have a lifetime

spending cap. the court's decision is bound to have a substantial impact on the november election. >> the supreme court finds itself in the middle of a political storm in the presidential election that's coming up because it's the president's signature achievement and this is about health care which touches all of us. >> those opposed to the bill say that government has no right mandating any citizen buy anything. coming up later on, we'll have a live report on this expected ruling and other rulings this week. >> a stadium snag. santa clara county and the 49ers wrestling over millions in tach funds. the county says it is keeping $30 mill i don't believe in tax funds promised to the 49ers stadium. christie smith joins us live with what is behind the move. >> reporter: good morning. this came as quite the surprise and unwelcome one for the 49ers that santa clara county decided

to keep tens of million of dollars, $30 million, apparently earmarked for new stadium construction and approved specifically for that by voters. this is according to the "mercury news" that reports the team objects and so does the city saying that voters earmarked this money as redevelopment funds and the county shouldn't be able to keep it and do what they want. but since then the state crapped redevelopment agencies and new state law gives counties control over those funds. the idea is to spend it at other public agencies, schools, but certainly really need money as well. on both sides this will likely be the start of a long legal fight. whether the construction will be impacted no word yet but the 49ers have reportedly said they'd eat the loss for now which is about 3% of the 1.2 billion stadium that's expected

to open sometime in 2014. what's expected to happen later this week is that the 49ers and the city are expected to draft an official response. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> colorado is facing its worst wild fire season 18 decade. eight fires burning across the state, the biggest is the high park fire burning for two weeks outside of ft. collins. it charred more than 83,000 acres, destroyed 248 homes. a fire near colorado springs erupted this weekend forcing 11,000 people oust their homes. >> this isn't something we haven't seen before but it is unusual to see a fire with this potential. >> half of the fire fighting fleet now battling fires in colorado. today military planes will start assisting. >> 5:07. we're not even a full month into the hurricane season and

tropical storm debby is a record-breaker. debby is producing rough surf and rain for much of florida's gulf coast. the tropical storm could grow to a category 1 hurricane. this is the fourth named storm of the season and the first time there have been four such storms before july since recordkeeping began 160 years ago. >> that's way out on the east coast. christina loren is here to join us. any of that affect us? >> no, not so much. what's interesting is that the peak of the season is september and october so we have a long season to go. the only impact we'll see is potential for rain, gas prices. a live look at the golden gate bridge. clear as a well this morning. 52 in san jose, good looking day shaping up. we have showers on the way but

it's the winds that are keeping the fog. 1:00, starting to get light precipitation north into sonoma county. throughout tonight and tomorrow morning, we'll get the cloud cover back even a few showers back tomorrow morning. overall looking toward a beautiful day. 65 at noon. a fair amount of cloud cover a mix, you'll be in the 70s, low 70s at about 4:00 p.m. and temperature this is time of year coming in and high temperatures at 5:00 p.m. bay side, 67. at the coast, 62 degrees, nice and mild to start out the work week. we'll time out the system, let you know when you have the best chance of showers. first, let's check your drive. >> let's take you out to the east, shore freeway where i've been tracking this accident away from the bay bridge. this is eastbound eighty approaching powell. the latest, they cleared the

roadway, i think they cleared the scene. heading away from the bay bridge. if you are heading to the golden gate bridge on the city side, nobody 101, southbound 1 has that accident. counseleds like the car went off the roadway. no injuries reported there. that's the best we could tell. smooth into and out of san francisco along the peninsula a look at the speeds. 280 not a problem. back and forth between half moon bay. to the south bay, a live look at san jose. the headlights coming, blend win the city lights. we have activity. i'll give you the next report. >> thanks a lot. from the bay area streets to the fast lane over the sonoma race way nascar's best drivers giving fan what is they love a. close finish. a few laps remaining.

look at this. pileup out there. that's a bit of a mess. during the prestart clint bauer holding off kurt busch. this is his first victory 18 road course. the bay bridge series t oakland a's have a come-from-behind win to beat the giants 4-2. that will allow the a's to avoid the sweep. the star of the night, derek norris, jacks out a three-run shot with two outs. that's his first major league already. his teammates saying glad to have you on the team, kid. welcome aboard. still to come, it's crunch time for congress. days from a crucial deadline concerning student loans. >> we'll let you know which presidential candidates get the highest marks for fixing the economy.

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>> welcome back everybody on a monday morning. a beautiful picture there of the bay bridge. the lights adding colors all over. you see the traffic flowing fairly smoothly. it's 5:14. >> decision 2012. when it comes to the economy half of americans say a new poll they say it won't really matter much whether barack obama or mitt romney wins. that is despite the fact the candidates staked their chances on which would be better at fixing the economy. the associated press poll found people were especially pessimistic about jobs. when asked about unemployment, 60% said the november winner's

impact would be slim to none. 31% think unemployment will grow worse over the next year t same number that predicts it will ease up. >> good news for your wallet which is always nice. gas prices continue falling across the nation and here in the bay area. the average price for a gallon of regular dropping 15% according to the -- actually 15 cents. the survey is $3.48. here the lowest was $3.77 in sacramento. drivers in san francisco paying some of the highest prices. aaa listing the average at $4, almost 40 cents down from a month ago. in san jose it's $3.89. >> perfect if you want to go somewhere. staying in the bay area is nice

too. >> i wouldn't want to go anywhere for the next few days. it's going to be perfect. not too hot, not too cold. pull that sweater out but you'll not need it all day. you may at the coast. hook at this beautiful sunrise. 5:16. already seeing the sun come up. what you will notice, a lack of fog. that's the good news. we have an area of low pressure to our north keeping the winds in place. so, as our atmosphere is moving around, the fog is unable to settle at the surface, therefore it does not impact your visibility. 54 degrees, good morning in livermore. 51 degrees in san mateo. i hope you had a great weekend, back to work, we have a good week shaping up. we stop the clock, at 7:00 p.m., what's left of an area of low pressure is trying to sneak in. we'll see light showers especially to the north bay until the morning hours.

if you're waking up north of the golden gate bridge you might get shower activity. i wouldn't wash your car. 70 degrees in fremont. 73 in san jose and 70 in los gatos, here are the numbers. 80 degrees on thursday. basically, we're not going to break out of mid-80s as we head throughout the week. we're done with the 90s, done with the triple digits, at least for quite some time so we're going to hold on to comfortable weather, something we like around here in the bay area. we pay for it after all. what else you're paying for, the gas. here's mike. >> right. you know, these folks have done their work later than we thought but it's clearing so that's good news getting you to work. 101 to 85, all lanes now open. the maintenance which was extended has now cleared from our reports. off the split off 101 and 85 all the way in the northbound directions. i'm watching it to blip. 280, we'll check on that.

i'll monitor that. no accidents reported there. to 580 for 15 minutes, slowing starts at livermore out of the altamont pass, through the heart of livermore. past al costa that we see with our sensors even though there is no overnight construction, not through san ramon. slowing down to the 50s, upper 50s for antioch and not a problem once you las over to easy creek, for 880 speeds you'll have to limit past the coliseum. one of those illusions as the curve kicks in but no slowing past the scene to the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you. get ready for all of the magic of the olympics. you probably heard go off in london. this is an important preview in

the south bay. the trials all set. bob redell is there with a look at the local gymnast hoping to make the cut out this. good morning. >> good morning, jon. yes, inside the hp pavilion workers are busy turning the shark tank into a gymnastic arena. some of the best athletes will try to flip and tumble their way to the olympics. by sunday we'll know which five women and which five men will represent the united states in london. it's possible some of those have come from here in the bay area. a 6-time all american at stanford, he took the past year off to train for this competition and hopefully beat out 14 other men for a spot on the team. it has taken a lot to get to this point, not just hours in the gym but having to cope with the death of his moth tear cancer when he was 15. >> my sister and i have been

through a lot, through lots of downs and we've kind of gotten to a good place now. and to have made it through all of that stuff and to have me in this place where i'm like i said, i get named to the team. there are only five people in the country that can say that. i think i'll just be at such a loss for words. >> reporter: alex is one of three men from stanford competing. there is another from cal who will meet in a half hour. looking at four athletes getting on the u.s. team. at the trial this is week the top five athletes will not necessarily be the ones who make the team. a selection committee has the final say. you you've got the junior and senior gymnastics, men's on thursday, women starting here on friday. at the hp pavilion. reporting live in san jose, bob

redell, "today in the bay." >> stay with nbc bay area on air and on line for continuing coverage of the gymnastic trials to be held in san jose. looking forward to that. >> exciting. >> a preview. >> right around the corner. 5:21. coming up, a bay area school district slashing millions in funding for special education. >> the rlts of pride weekend in san francisco and why say the bed was was extra special becauf an announcement.

welcome back. beautiful live look outside. sun coming up over the bay area. this is a look overlooking san jose in the south bay. it's 5:23. >> special education classes in oakland going to look very different when the new school year begins. the school district is slashing

more than $4 million in special ed funding. among the casualties several teachers and aides will not be rehired and class sizes will get larger. >> the san francisco police department is going high tech. a new mobile app helping to issue and allow officers to report from the field and share data in real time. the department says the program will help increase efficiency. mayor ed lee and other leaders attending a ceremony later on this morning to introduce the app. >> organizers are calling it one of the most successful gay pride weekends ever. nearly a million people made their way to san francisco to celebrate gay pride and organizers say the local economy got a boost when it took in $100 million. sunday's parade has special meaning for those who participated. marchers were energized by president obama's announcement that he supports same-sex marriage. >> we're so proud to have the

president say that marriage is for everyone in this country. he's truly our president, too, we have so much to be proud of today. >> i think he was so brave to come out and finally say it. we were really excited about it. >> the two-day celebration in san francisco are the nation's largest gathering of lesbian, gay, bisexual transgender people. >> the time is 5:25. time to check with meteorologist christina loren who is telling us looks like a nice week ahead. >> summer stunner for us. temperatures abnormally cool for today. we're going to end up at room temperature, 72 degrees, mike inouye just did that little hurrah. all week temperatures cool, we're done with the 90s but we do have showers on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. here he is, mike inouye. the happy mike inouye. >> we'll take the showers. we're looking northbound 101, here's what happened here. the accident cleared from the

roadway and cleared from off of the roadway so no more problem there. we talked about with the weekend activities so cleanup and staging that has to be cleared. so fulton will be closed from the high to lark. a few other local closures, not a problem for your commute. getting to the city or from the city all moving smoothly. the east shore freeway all cleared after the earlier accident and no major slowing. the blip on 24, we'll see if that sticks around. the transit lines as well, the rails, no delays reported for your b.a.r.t. system. as well as riding the rails along the peninsula. caltrain has no delays reported. >> 5:26 now. still to come on "today in the bay," a house goes up in flames leaving a bay area family homeless. >> looks like a little bit of a stadium snag. why santa clara county says it's keeping $30 million in tax funds despite the fact that was

promised to the new 49ers stadium. >> pretty mild temperatures across the bay area. a live look outside. golden gate bridge. isn't it nice to look across the span. we'll keep checking the morning conge, mni. hhrr mondayngni.

the scene of two car fires on the peninsula. what they are saying how they started. >> we've got a good looking forecast to start the new work week. temperatures in the 70s bayside and inland the 60s at the coast. showers in the forecast, that's coming up in moments. >> no major problems for 880 as you travel through oakland but a new incident affecting toward 580. i'll give you the latest coming up. >> we give you the the latest look outside. how about the bay bridge this morning. sun coming up. get ready for your monday on this monday, what's today's date? >> 25th already. >> thank you.

june 25th, "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. it is 5:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley, new this morning fire investigators right now at the scene of two suspicious car fires on the peninsula. they happened in redwood city after 3:00 this morning. the two cars about a block from each other. one was 18 driveway, the other parked on the street. crews were able to put out the fires before the flames spread to any nearby buildings. >> also new this morning another fire, this one in hayward. a home there still standing thanks to quick work by firefighters. this fire broke out after 8:00 last night in a home on wood land avenue off of mission boulevard. bars covered the doors and windowes so firefighters had to use a saw to get inside. the fire started in the kitchen

but spread to theatic. crews climbed on the roof. the crews managed to put the fire out in ten minutes saving the rest of the house. look at that blaze. luckily no one was hurt. >> so also new, a small earthquake jolting some people out of their sleep in the south bay. the 3.4 magnitude quake striking at 1:13 this morning about 10 miles east of the villages on a remote area of san felipe road in south san jose. so far no reports of injuries or major damage. >> 5:31. in east palo alto police are investigating the murder of a 30-year-old man. his body was found sunday afternoon after shots were heard in the area. arriving officers didn't find any one down. when they were sent to a home on the same block about three hours later they found edmund beverly dead. no arrests have been made.

>> today san francisco police continue to search for a young man who went missing in the city, evan flannery has not been seen since meeting a stranger through social media last week. his family says it's out of character for the 22-year-old not to contact them. they have reached out through social ned working in hopes of finding himt. flannery was last seen wearing jeans, a gray sweatshirt and a cal baseball cap. >> one of the peninsula's largest independent book stores taking a summer break. menlo park's kaeppeler books will be closed about six weeks starting july 1. the owners using some down time there to remodel the building. they hope the new look will better serve their community. >> check your ticket. someone in sonoma county won $13 million in the super lotto jackpot. the lucky player hasn't come forward yet. jon is scrambling. pulling out his wallet. check it. the winning numbers 2, 3, 10,

22, 25, and mega number 7. who is your friend, jon kelley? the ticket was purchased at quick pick market. that market will receive a bonus for selling it. about $65,000. >> not bad. >> the winner has 180 days to claim the prize. >> you know how it is for you and me, we buy tickets like that. >> check it again. >> game over for us. christina loren, it's game on. she's always a champion in our books. what's happening outside, young lady? >> we're all winners in this weather game. as we head throughout the afternoon we're talking about the 70s. temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees below their seasonal averages. the good news when it come as to that is it's not too hot. it's not too cold. you can give your ac a break which means your pg&e bill won't be as high. we're going to enjoy this weather just about with all week long. temperatures this morning are nice and cool to start.

it's crisp in the 50s at 8:00 a.m., 55 inland, 54 bay side and 54 degrees at the coast. with the fair amount of clouds. a mix throughout the day today. and temperatures will be comfortable. 72 degrees. we've got showers on the way. i'll talk about where in my next report. 5:34. mike's a busy man on a monday. >> great concern because 280 we were having an accident reported in both directions, turns out that chp and nav tech at page mill road, reports of sadly a very large deer reportedly hit and killed and in the second lane affecting the left two lanes as you head southbound on 280 passing page mill road, reports of slowing as well. we'll give them time to adjust the situation. likely having to have a traffic break. 101 is fine and again, i'll bring you an update if they have

additional delays. unexpected delay, 150 it's off of 580 as you head up off of the castro valley y, chp is helping out. sounds like traffic signals are out in all directions as you approach 580 so that will be an issue for local traffic onto and off of the freeway though no backups. still relatively light volume as you head up to the maze. smooth for eastbound 24 a little slowing shows up but only one eastbound bore. that's your kmucommute. back to you. >> appreciate it. you don't have to own a dog to know those four-legged friends love to go on long relaxing walks. have you contemplated the idea of ducks? look at this. a farmer in eastern china takes his flock out for a walk. how about with around 5,000 ducks. these ducks you can see they stop traffic and they do what they want.

they look like little toys. >> all lined up. >> about 5,000. they are taken to a feeding pond. he likes to herd his ducks to keep them out of danger. guess what, he claims he rarely loses any of his 5,000 birds. move it over, luck. >> like a sheep herder. >> a duck staff. >> 5:36. more news after the break. in the meantime, a live look outside sunol, sun up over the bay area. should be a nice day. pretty mild temperatures lately. >> for the latest news traffic and weather and all sorts of good things, check us out on facebook.

>> welcome back on a monday morning. we give you a live look outside at the bay bridge.

starting to crank up the day here, a little sunshine out there. nice temperatures. brace yourselves. christina loren says another beautiful week ahead. >> two landmark cases hang in the balance this morning at the highest court in the country. this week the supreme court expected to rule on president obama's health care law and arizona's tough immigration law. "today in the bay's" claire lacka joins us live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. with all of these critical issues coming to a head this week they are going to weigh heavy on the campaign trail. president obama will be stumping in new hampshire later today while mitt romney will be campaigning in scottsdale, arizona. on to a new poll by reuters, it shows that the majority of americans oppose president obama's health care law although they do support most of the provisions in that law such as letting parents keep their children on their policies until the age of 26. but 61% of americans are against

the individual mandate which forces americans to buy medical insurance. if the court strikes down the mandate or the entire law, analysts say it will be a political disaster for the obama administration. meanwhile, on to another hot button campaign issue, immigrati immigration. the supreme court also has that on its docket this week. a ruling could come on arizona's tough immigration law as early as today. the arizona law is controversial because it allows police officers to check a person's legal status during routine traffic stops. and critics say it amounts to racial profiling but experts say regardless whether or not that law is upheld or struck down as unconstitutional, it will affect immigration laws nationwide. we're live in washington. now back to you. >> so much to watch. thank you, claire. >> at least one person dead, another trapped after a roof collapses at a mall in canada. this happened yesterday in

ontario. this morning crews having trouble reaching possible victims because the building right there is unstable, at least 22 people suffering minor injuries. one part of the roof serves as a parking area which crumbled down two floors near the food court. >> they have collapsed on each other. the center beam in the premise is leaning over, there are very, very large, dangerous slabs of concrete that need to be stabilized and some removed before we could ever enter that premise. >> and a gas leak prompted evacuation. the city's mayor declaring a state of emergency. >> it's a dawn of a new political era in egypt as the country's first democratically elected leader gets to work. mohammed morsi has already moved into the office once held by hosni mubarak. the muslim brotherhood candidate

was declared the winner. president obama called morsi to congratulate him on his victory and offer support for egypt's transition to democracy. >> in mexico, at least 32 people were killed and seven injured after a bus overturned on a wet road. police and crews worked for hours at the scene about 2 1/2 hours south of mexico city. the bus is believed to have been carrying supporters of the country's leftist presidential candidate. mexico's elections on july 1. >> after four days the trial of a los gatos man accused of attacking a priest could come to an end. the defense asking the case be thrown out because of what the prosecution's star witness said up on the stand. marla tellez is in the newsroom with more. >> if the defense has its way the judge will declare a mistrial in the case of william lynch versus father lindner.

lynch beat the retired priest in 2010 he says out of revenge for sexual abuse he fell victim to at the hands of father lindner. the father took the stand and denied the charges even though there is significant evidence to prove he did molest lynch, and despite the fact that the prosecutor told the jury father lindner would probably lie about it so on friday the defense file add motion for a mistrial. we spoke to our legal analyst who says the judge almost has no choice but to declare a mistrial since father lindner could be subject to perjury. >> it's likely he is advised to get an attorney for further advice on whether to further testify f. he invokes his fifth amendment privilege, then all of his previous testimony will have to be stricken. and then the judge will have to try to unring that bell with the jury. that's probably too difficult to

do. >> the prosecution says they fulfilled their legal obligation when they warned the jury the priest may not tell the jury the truk truth. the case could be retried automatic as pointed out that would be a tougher sell for the prosecution. laura. >> thanks, marla. 5:44. stadium snag, santa clara county says it is keeping $30 million in tax funds despite the fact the money was promised to the 49ers stadium. "mercury news" reports county leaders want the money for teachers but the 49ers say voters earmarked the money for the stadium and the county has no right t keep it. voters approved the funds in 20 between. the front office says it would absorb the loss if the niners can't get it back. others suggested the battle will likely end up in court. >> the largest smart phone maker wants to take a bite out of

apple. so do a lot of people. sam sung with its galaxy s 3 device this morning. this phone is is thinner and has a larger screen, samsung planning a worldwide release of the galaxy s 3 by the end of the month. an important preview of next month's london olympics in the south bay. the gymnastic trials. >> bob redell is there live with a local at the locals hoping to make the team. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura and jon. around 24-48 hours before some of the country's best athletes start showing up here at the hp pavilion. you see what is going inside right now as we speak, that's where workers are turning the shark tank into a gymnastics arena. on the floor some of the country's best athletes will try to flip and tumble their way to the summer olympics, by sunday we'll know which five men and

women will he want the united states. it's possible some of those athletes could come from right here in the bay area. we were talking about one athlete from cal, his name is glenn enchino. he is believing that his skill on the pommel horse could give him the edge with the selection committee which has the final say on who goes to london. there are two other -- three other athletes from stanford competing so four men competing this week vying for five spots, three alternate spots. we'll know on sunday who is going to be going to london. you have the trampoline on tuesday, men's gymnastics on thursday, women's on friday. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >> we must say bob's hand spring spectacular. nice work on the mats. >> it's cool. you'll see right here.

>> amazing. flexibility. certainly something to be jealous of, ladies. good morning. a good looking forecast for today. no envy in the weather department in the bay area. we are the envy of the nation to be exact because most of the nation has oppressive heat. in the northeast. for us we're going to stay unseasonably cool for this time of year throughout this week. but temperatures will creep up, the low 70s so much cooler than average. we told you the fog was going to try to settle in. you see that marine layer pushing over the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. i don't think that marine layer is going to come all the way inland. an area of low pressure. you see that to our north. the jet stream hovering to the north. the tail end will swing through as we head throughout this

afternoon, reinforce the cool air that's in place, keep temperatures from soaring, and actually going to bring us shower activity tomorrow morning. we stop the clock on future cast. seeing a little spotty activity trying to push on shore. we are not exselecting a whole lot but clouds thick enough to produce a steady drizzle. might be slower than average with slick conditions. by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow the sun will come out and the showers will purify our air quality which could be. sparing the air not so much the case yet. we're still in the good rains and the showers will keep us in the good range. 73 today in livermore. and san jose. tuesday and wednesday, temperatures will climb, then we'll level off thursday into the weekend. hovering around 80 degrees all the way through the upcoming week so. a comfortable one. give your ac a break. the man who knows is mike

inouye. >> i cut folks a break. looking at this, off of the sky way, westbound 80, the southbound 101, reports of an accident there. sounds like activity to the shoulder. any activity could cause the ripple effect. no problems off of the bay bridge. getting on at the toll plaza, on the east bay and the oakland side. a beautiful approach. the volume starting to pick up. you see folks coming off of the 880 coming underneath from 580 and the berkeley curve no. problems for the east shore freeway. we'll show you where we have slowing, the westbound highway 4 down to the requests. typical for the monday heading through past summersville over to concord and the walnut creek interchange. 24 through the caldecott in the westbound direction. 580 continues slowing so 17

minutes as the altamont pass, past with a little slowing at the dublin interchange. no accidents or incidents. sunol southbound 680. we're continuing to build. no problems before highway 84. nice drive northbound for these feeder roads. 101, 87, and even 280 up here. the concern edens to sfeft there. we're seeing the volume building. we'll watch this. don't want you to be caught by surprise. southbound 280 at page mill, still reports of the dear that was hit and killed there. we saw it had been removed from the area and chp has get to give us an update. back to you. >> sounds good. >> 5:50. coming up on "today in the bay,"

a question i ask myself, social media, who needs it when you have the suspense of a woman. the latest. >> taking a live look from the south bay this morning. sun up over san jose. 280-17 interchange. we'll keep checking in with mike with full tabs of the morning commute. [ male announcer ] every day, your car takes you to work, school, practice, dance class, shopping, and more. so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. care for your car.

>> welcome back everyone. look at the sun rise out there across the bay area.

camera panning for you. beautiful picture. 5:53. >> it's a celebration of survival in the south bay this weekend. kaiser hospital in santa clara celebrated its third annual cancer survival day with fitness, yoga and a massage. that guy is getting a groove on there. do you think. nutrition out there, wellness booth, ways for cancer survivors to stay healthy. cancer doctors participate as well. experts from surgery to radiology to nursing all sharing their expertise. >> how do you eat well, how do you exercise, how do you think about your life differently so that you have a full and rich life beyond cancer. >> recently as 1971 there were just 2 million u.s. cancer survivors. by 2007, there were 12 million. thanks to better diagnosis and therapy. >> listen to this.

speed dating, so last millennium. all night dating, yesterday's news. pheramone parties. they started in new york. l.a. singles hope their body scents will lure a mate. >> could scare some away. >> each single sleeps in the same t-shirt for three nights, then brings it to the party in a ziploc bag. >> taking it in. >> participants pair up based on which smell they like best. the exercise is loosely based on science. research has shown that humans can defect the subtle body smells which tends to lead to stronger genetic combinations. stop it. >> very nice. i'm getting floral arrangements. i'm sorry. your hand lotion.

let's check in with christina loren. >> caveman-like. >> let's move on to the beautiful day. >> send your three-day used t's to kn the tv. good morning to you. marla tellez is single. 51 in san jose. 53 in livermore. 50 in sunnyvale. winds a little more of a factor at this point but they dropped off in san francisco as a result that fog is starting to develop. keep that in mind. travel cautiously. no weather elements to slow you down. tomorrow we're going to have showers on the radar. we'll talk about that when we meet back here in a few moments. first here is mike. >> we're still checking. i called chp, they are checking. 280, one of the directions, north or south, the only two, page mill, still an earlier activity possible there. no slowing shows up. use caution through the area. also use caution approaching 580 westbound on 150th north of the

castro valley y, the signal is defective. a live look shows you oakland 880 to the north and we see the northbound side away from us, moves smoothly southbound a good volume but no slowing. at the speed limit between the bay bridge toll plaza. the san mateo bridge no problem. >> 5:57. still ahead a rude awakening for some people on the peninsula this morning. investigators looking into two suspicious fires. >> why santa clara county is keeping $30 millionn iaxdsun f though it was promised to the 49ers stadium. ♪ ♪ ♪

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