husband, and by the way, her husband, andy grant, a former stanford swimmer who grew up in livermore. it's not an easy road. it rarely is. the injuries, she had diet issues but here she is now as she wakes up a gold medalist for the former cal star. >> i'm still shaking all over. seeing my family, i haven't got tune see them yet and that really made it set in. >> reporter: it really is a nice scene to see the vollmer family celebrating. so much fun. what a great scene. also if you've been watching over the weekend, the olympic, you might have noticed what's up with the seats? a lot of empty seats. maybe not the basketball games but most of the venues you see empty seats. people are ticked off in london. really it's been an embarrassing story for the london officials. why the empty seats? usually they are corporate seats. most are going unused.

we've been to several olympics before and usually this is how it works. in athens this happened. the first weekend, the opening weekend, you have a lot of empties, then the corporate guys and women come in and they fill it. so that's what's happening with the seats. then here's a story, talking about the, well, remember the wedding crashers, how about the opening ceremony crasher. who is this lady in the red? this woman walked into the opening ceremony with the indian olympic team, slight problem, though. she's not on the indian olympic team, not even an olympian. she apparently is a grad student from india studying in london. they did find, track down her parents in india and they apologized on her behalf. she kind of walked in, she got through security and walked with the indian olympic team. i'm indian, i didn't even get to walk with the indian olympic team. >> you missed your chance. >> looks like you could have had you tried. >> she just you know, she was

smiling and part of it. probably waving to the crowd. amazing. something about security, too. there. the world is your stage. >> maybe we get you in the closing ceremonies, raj. work on that. >> reporter: i can re-enact it from bombay to london. i can do it. >> love it. we're going to check back with you shortly. thank you so much. >> in fact, while you were sleeping, maybe not you, most of you, several women's beach volleyball matches were played. >> we're about to show you the scores. if you do not want to see them we suggest and recommend you cover your eyes. we'll play music while we show the scores. when that is over you can open your eyes and turn back around. here is a look at the results for the czech republic versus mauritius. next china versus switzerland.

we're going to turn the music off and now you can turn back around and check us out again. by the way, kerri walsh and her partner misty may-treanor playing against the czech republic today. 11:00 tonight london time. you can catch that as well as plenty of others, that starts at 8:00 tonight right here on nbc bay area. >> a really stunning upset in women's gymnastics has a member of team usa sidelined. the favorite and defending world champ wieber being upstaged by her teammates. 17-year-old wieber shaken when our cameras caught up with her but she did manage to find the silver lining. >> i'm really proud of the team today. i'm really happy that aly and

they are going to be competing. it's a disappointment but i'm happy i'm help out in team finals. >> in a cruel twist wieber placed fourth overall among all of the gymnasts trying to qualify. the rule is only the top two gymnasts from each team can compete for the all around title. wieber did qualify to advance to the finals in the floor exercise. jordyn wieber tweeted saying thank you for all of your love and support. i'm so proud of our team today and i can't wait for team finals. her mom said my one wish give my amazing daughter a huge hug. so proud of her. she's all class. very nice. make sure you don't miss a moment of action check out our viewing guide. there you find our olympic tv schedule by sport, day and time. head over to our home page and search olympic viewing guide.

>> happening now, an amber alert in effect for a missing teenage girl from monterey county. eunice serrato is from san ardo. she lives in the same house where two men in their 20s were found dead on saturday night. investigators say it is possible serrato's boyfriend and his father kidnapped the girl, the plan to take her with them to mexico. the boy's father wan manuel salazar turned himself in. the boyfriend juan manuel salazar jr. >> james holmes will hear a formal reading of the charges. holmes is accused of killing 12, wounding 58 during a midnight screening of the new batman film. the 24-year-old appeared dazed

and confused in a last appearance last week. the district attorney says she wants to talk with victims' families before making a decision whether to seek the death penalty. >> if the death penalty is sought that's a very long process. that impacts their lives. for years. and so they will want to have and we'll want to get their input before we make any kind of a decision on that. >> holmes could face more than 100 charges including 12 counts of first-degree murder. >> to a developing story. a brand new ride at six flags vallejo is off limits. this just opened up recently. a dozen were stranded on the superman ultimate flight 150 feet up in the air. they were there for nearly two hours on sunday. christie smith is live in vallejo. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what a day for people who wanted to come out to six flags and catch a ride on the newest roller coaster. the highest part, it's hard to see because they turned the

lights off the ride. but the highest part is 150 feet in the air which is taller than all of the trees out front. the park opened at 10:30 this morning but exactly when superman ultimate flight will reopen is unclear according to a six flags spokesperson. it won't happen until an inspection is complete. it was around 2:30 in the afternoon when it stopped at the crest of the ride a. dozen riders sat for nearly two hours as firefighters were called in. a large crane was lifted up with a mechanic and firefighters, they delivered water and sun screen to the riders. fortunately, they were prepared for something like this. >> oshaa wanted a system in place in an event like this occurred. and they actually required it and we went ahead and complied and did training. >> reporter: that crane basically just sits here all the time. apparently some riders tried to

shake the ride to get it loose and going. that didn't work as mechanic got it going and they rolled back to the ground to safety and no one was hurt. why it stalled they don't know. a spokesperson said if the ride stops it usually detects something and stops for safety reasons. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:09. two tech titans due to square off. the case could have a big impact on the iphone and tablet markets. apple is suing samsung saying that they are knock-offs. the company demanding $2.5 billion in damages. that number is the biggest of any patent-related case by far. in about 10 minutes scott mcgrew will have more on the lawsuit including a look at samsung's defense. >> a major milestone in the construction of the san francisco 49ers new stadium in the south bay.

bob redell is live with a look at all of that heavy lifting out there planned for this morning. bob, i imagine you'll just be watching, not doing the lifting. >> reporter: i don't think they want me behind any crane. good morning to you. in the months since the groundbreaking, the stadium news focused on laying the foundation, leveling the dirt. but today people in santa clara will get to see the stadium itself start to take place, you can see behind me they have four cranes set up. at 6:30 the mayor and the 49ers will oversee a ceremonial raising of the first beams. they will lift into place the steel structure. the end goal is to look something like this. the animation shows what the $1.1 billion stadium will look like. they say in time for the 2014 season. the new digs will seat 68,500 fans, about 1500 less than kand

le stick. it's bigger, double the square footage of the stick with double the parking, concourses that are the times as wide. and the scoreboard footage, six times as great as the sticks. and this new stadium will have 300 more toilets which we know is of great importance after you down add few watching a football game. >> thanks so much, bob. >> nothing wrong with downing a few during a ball game. you might need those this week. look like it's going to be a hot one. >> it is. probably want to hold off on the cool stuff until later tonight. if you are waking up getting ready to hit the out door work place, the outdoors are where you do your work, if that's your office, you'll want to stay hydrated, seek the shade. we've got a hot day ahead. 58 degrees to start out in san jose. 60 in sunnyvale. 57 in santa cruz. basically we're talking about a hot day we mean inland.

the best weather by the coast and bay side. 76 at noon in oakland, 82 by 4:00 p.m. major swings ahead. first, let's check your drive on a back to work monday. >> welcome back to work. okay. we're looking to 880 t davis street off ramp. we have the earlier issue. what was a car fire, now a car blocking one of your lanes but the off ramp is open. 880 past the coliseum i marked the game there today. no problems. later on game after 7:00, keep that in mind. a smooth drive, across the bay bridge, no problems heading into or out of san francisco. so we'll head to the south bay from the east bay. a live look at san jose. northbound 101, it looks pretty steady. good number of cars. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up, strong in body and mind. we're not talking about laura garcia-cannon. we're talking about the judo olympians in the running. how she did coming up in the early morning competitions.

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sets their mind on their goal. i believe if you think about it mentally and believe it's going to happen your body's going to follow suit. >> marti malloy says her mind is the strongest part of her body. she's one of eight team bay area athletes representing team usa in london today. overnight she inched closer to the olympic dream. she won three rounds against portugal, colombia and russia. now she's moving to the bronze medal finals later this morning. good luck to her. the u.s. men's water polo team had to fight for a victory winning 8-7 in the opening match. >> this is a great match.

team usa relying on stanford power. four former cardinal player there. the head coach of stanford's team says to create olympic players, he preaches toughness but all of his players have a little something else in common. >> threes guys have an amazing workout. not only do they work hard, it's an intelligent effort. they did go to stanford so we're coaching very bright athletes who are extremely dedicated. >> the high gpa's. the aquatic center is one of the sites hosting the junior olympics water polo matches all week long. we mentioned today is a big day for apple and samsung, the two ready for battle in san jose. scott mcgrew says it's not david versus goliath. good morning. this is goliath versus goliath. samsung is the biggest seller of

cell phones and apple is america's most valuable company. apple accuses samsung of copying many of the features found in iphones, like rubber banding where you can flick the screen to scroll. apple wants $2.5 billion in damages. samsung says even if they did get idea from apple, apple got it from sony. jury selection begins today, testimony as soon as tomorrow. court records show everything is a fight even which company gets to sit at which table. we'll also be watching facebook stock. facebook founder has in the last few days lost a billion dollars a day on paper as that stock sank to new lows. you remember hours before facebook's ipo general motors said it would no longer advertise on facebook. the guy who dropped that bombshell at gm has been dropped

at gm. that and more. good morning. >> general motors has in fact ousted its global marketing chief two years after he joined the company. he was responsible for pulling gm's ads from facebook earlier this year. he made the decision not to advertise in next year's super bowl, moves seen as controversial within gm. reports say he didn't properly report the details of chevy's recent five-year sponsorship deal with manchester united, the soccer team. apple and twitter in talks, one time about a possible tie-up. reports say discussions involve apple making a bigger investment in the micro blogging service but the talks which were held more than a year ago didn't result in a deal and they aren't currently active. apple is still a big partner for twitter as it continues to mesh its message service. >> hampton pierson live in

washington, thank you. have a great morning. over at yahoo! possible free food. we'll look at that. >> hey. >> an attention grabber early in the morning. free food. 5:19. also looking forward to a nice day. a little warmer. >> pay for the air conditioner. it's going to be a nice day. we haven't had to use the ac in san jose as much as last summer but it's going to be a week where likely you'll be turning it on three out of the four days if you can't take 95-plus degrees. temperatures now are so comfortable. good monday morning to you. the olympic excitement makes it feel like a thursday. taking a live look at the embarcadero. you can see here we've got a little bit of fog out there but overall starting out mostly clear. the marine layer is getting compressed by high pressure. it's going to amplify. what that means for us is a warmer day, more sunshine, less

cloud cover to start. 54 in san francisco, 61 in sunnyvale, 58 in san jose, high pressure is in control. we'll see a little monsoonal moisture creep up into the southern california cities like los angeles up to bakersfield. for us, we're just going to get hotter as a result of that stronger rays today. by tuesday we're going to cool you off a touch, high pressure starts to weaken and move to the east. these aren't too bad when it comes to highs. the east shore, comfortable in fremont, 81 there. 74 in san francisco. 76 degrees, great beach weather. if you have the day off, oh, i highly, highly recommend santa cruz as your beach city. it's going to be fantastic out there. and 17 was packed over the weekend. a lot of people are hitting the beach as we're getting a taste of summer. changes on the way. speaking of change, those are fancy maps. >> i stole them from you guys. we're looking at the ican

meaning an accident southbound 680 through martinez and approaching 4 n is not really blocking lanes but we'll track this as emergency crews arrive. there may be more to report. as you come across 680 for the carquinez bridge or interstate 80, sorry, across the carquinez bridge a smooth drive to the east bay approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic flow is nice right now. no major problems. you have the speed limit approaching the span. a live look outside for our sensors again to the south bay. a nice flow of traffic. major highways, 101, 880, and 17, all moving smoothly through the area. i will call out 237, we have construction between 680 and 880. back to you. >> thank you. 5:21. coming up, rowing their way to victory.

updates on how our local rowers did. >> i like that rowing thing.

>> 5:24, monday morning. mixed emotions for bay area athletes competing overnight. we're about to show you the scores. if you don't want to see them, cover your eyes, turn away. we're going to play music while we show today's score. when that music is over you can open them again. here is a look for the results of men's rowing pairs. silas stanford competing. here is a look at the results for men's rowing. quadruple skulls with elliot hovey. and the results for kara kohler of clayton competing in women's

rowing quadruple skulls. we'll turn off the music. look at your screen once again. pretty exciting. some of the results coming in. >> i like the fact that olympic music is off of your ipod. great stuff. thank you for staring. >> inspirational. >> our olympic gold medalist for the weather is christina loren. let's see what's happening. >> thank you very much. i accept that. thank you. i give at three. we have a really good forecast. up to 95 at 4:00 p.m. that means if you are someone who working outside you want to stay hydrated. today's seek that shade. if you have little ones, dress them in the light clothing today. i'm talking about light colors, cotton because it's going to be hot. hotter than yesterday. and then we cool you back off. we'll take you through the forecast coming up. 5:25. our bronze medalist, just

kidding, he's always got the gold. >> thank you. i don't know the scoring system. i have a 580 and 6 a 0. is that good? we'll show you the maps. this is dublin. a smooth flow. yellow on the maps means it's below 60 and that's not so bad. the orange here, speeds in the 50s so keep that in mind out of the altamont pass. a look at the bay, the palo alto side, 101, more cars heading north. the headlights past the shopping center. there is ikea. we're not sponsors they are just there. back to you. >> kind of a landmark. >> it's 5:26. how about this. a legendary treat for rock lovers. >> pretty cool. the boss coming back to the bay. ♪ bruce springsteen and the band will perform november 30th. it's the rock star's second trip to the bay area this year.

he performed in april in san jose. ticket prices have not been announced but they go on sale september 21st. at ticketmaster.com. >> max wineberg killing on the drums. still ahead we go back live to london for another round of olympic competition. raj mathai has been all over this. he has an interview with a local athlete bench eed by her coach. >> london already hustling as it's the afternoon there. a lot more ahead here on nbc bay area. [ cullen ] take a day off?

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our dedicated u.s. athletes, every step of the way. >> good morning everybody. welcome back. thank you for joining us, always great to have you. it's 5:29. >> this morning we begin with a london olympics. a live look at london this

morning, hosting a variety of events including beach volleyball, judo and table tennis. swimming of course is under way. >> absolutely it is. in the bay area natalie coughlin making headlines not for her performance but a decision made on the sideline. >> raj mathai joins us live in london. you spoke to natalie. is she keeping her spirits up? >> reporter: my gosh, she has such a good positive attitude. i know deep down this is confusing to her and a bit hurtful. a lot going on. just in case you missed it essentially natalie coughlin was benched by her own team. she wasn't allowed to swim in the finals. in the finals they did win a bronze medal so natalie does win a bronze. however, she didn't really take part in the finals. she took part in the preliminaries. the next question is what happens now. we've been around the world with her. she won 12 medals, a record for an american female athlete.

she could retire. seems that team usa is nudging her out of the picture by taking her off the team there for the final race. the question is why would they do that? especially since her coach for team usa is also her personal coach in berkeley. >> there are a lot of factors that go into it. i think we were swimming pretty evenly, if you factor in our relay take-offs and everything. our times are pretty even. i think part of it is having the head coach be your personal coach. you don't want to cause a controversy and don't want any one to think she's giving me special favors so i think we' we'rerring on the other side. you have to stick with the decision and be supportive. >> been very up front and honest with us your career. disappointed how it went down? >> i'm -- it's hard to say. i'm just kind of disappointed how this year has been.

>> reporter: the entire year difficult fortunately coughlin, most likely this is the last time we'll see her in the olympics but as she told me hey, don't push me out the door yet. let me take my own time in making the announcement. by the way, natalie coughlin will appear on the "today" show after our newscast in the morning. from natalie coughlin to nathan adrian, another cal bear, i mean cal is doing great in these olympics. all of our local olympians, so many positive results. nathan adrian part of the freestyle relay, he wins a silver. he paired up with ryan lochte, michael phelps among others and won the silver over the weekend and they were flying fast. also very proud for the asian american community, nathan adrian part of that cal team for so many years as well. a very good start. we're just getting started. so we'll send it back to you, check in with you later this morning. and did you watch? are you tired? everyone stayed up late watching? >> a little more concealer this

morning, my friend. how could you not. >> me too. >> i'm energized. i'm eating my wheaties. i'm having gatorade with all of the athletes. we'll check back later on. >> a developing story, 15 stories high and stranded for hours. sounds scary. the brand new superman roller coaster ride in vallejo coming to a halt on sunday afternoon. that's where christie smith is live with a dramatic response from the rescuers there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what a day for people who just wanted to come out to six flags and enjoy this coaster. it can go about 62 miles an hour, and the coaster stopped near the very top. it's one of the first things you see when you pull into six flags. they turned the lights off this morning. i checked the website. the park opens at 10:30 this morning. when this will reopen is unclear. a spokesperson says that it

wouldn't happen until a thorough inspection is done after the newest roller coaster stalled, leaving about a dozen riders stuck 150 feet in the air for almost two hours in the afternoon. vallejo firefighters were dispatched to the scene almost immediately. a big park crane and personnel bucket that stands by was used to deliver water and sun screen and eventually a mechanic got it moving again. >> we were able to fortunately go ahead and release the train after inspection, take a good look at it deeming it was safe. we got down safely. 12 individuals, no injuries. >> reporter: the riders had to roll backwards to get down to the ground. he mentioned no one was hurt. one other park visitor said that the ride which just open add month ago stalled briefly two weeked ago. a park spokesperson said she was unaware of that or what

compensation the stranded riders might be offered because of this. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> 5:34. a bay area lawmaker's fight to restrict party buses has new ammunition a. 25-year-old santa cruz woman was killed saturday when she and a second woman fell from one of the buses along highway 17 in los gatos. the 20-year-old woman who tumbled out actually survived. she had minor injuries. the chp says everyone on board was intoxicated. they are looking for some of the people on the bus. investigators say some of the riders fled that scene when the accident happened. >> california's high speed rail could one day whisk you from the bay area to las vegas. private developers are gambling on a plan to build a second bullet train that would end in vegas. they hope the obama administration provides a record loan to kick start construction of the line that could some day

connect high speed rail near los angeles. the trip from san francisco to las vegas would take about four hours traveling two lines. >> new this morning, very heavy lifting planned at the site of a new 49ers stadium. bob redell is live in santa clara where the first steel beams will be put in place. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. the first indication, the first visual will show people the stadium is starting to take shape. in just under an hour the mayor of santa clara and the 49ers will oversee a ceremonial raising of the first beams, four large cranes will lift those steel structures, some 90 feet tall. the end goal is for it all to look like this. this shows their $1.1 billion stadium, what it will look like when they say it will be

completed in time for the 2014 season. they will seat 68,500 fans compared to candle stick, about with 1500 less but the new stadium is double the square footage, double the parking and concourses three times as wide. a lot easier to get to your parking spot. scoreboard is six times the size. there are roughly 300 more toilets, much more convenient. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all you have to say is puerto potty. >> it's 5:37. let's toss to the christina loren to find out what's happening on this monday ahead. >> quite visual with your wheaties. we've got a great looking day, as you make your way out the front door you don't have to worry about deep pockets or fog a. thin marine layer out there. this is san francisco. not expecting flight delays but

we have low clouds. temperature in the 70s. we have no clouds to start in oakland and temperatures are easily going to hit the 80s. 51 to start in santa rosa, 54 in san francisco. 58 degrees down in san jose. weather headlines tell the story of the week, heating you up, sunny and breezy later on. by tomorrow not as hot, afternoon looks comfortable tomorrow, especially if you're waking up with us near the ocean. up and down trend really starts to kick into high gear. you're going to fluctuate in the 90s back to the 80s. we'll show you when, help you make outdoor plans. and plan accordingly as we're getting back to the back to school season. 95 inland, 82 bay side. here's mike and your drive. >> i showed you earlier coming into livermore, a look at the maps you'll see that out of the altamont pass. speeds in the 40s and a little

below made worse by westbound 580. your commute direction approaching grant line road. blocks left shoulder and maybe your fast lane. this is a distraction in addition tohe merge off 205 and 580 that's causing more slowing there. the east bay starts to build up. northbound past the coliseum, no delays to the san mateo bridge. the volume picks up here as well as san jose a tad, 280 as the headlights coming northbound under the interchange, 101 picks up more. i'll show that to you in the next report. >> thanks, mike. >> 350 million people without power. we'll tell you where and why so many are in the dark.

>> 5:41. in india grid failure left 350 million people in the dark. it's the worst blackout to hit the country in more than a decade. seven northern states were without power more than eight hours. hundreds of trains including the massive metro were shut down and

hospitals had to shift to generator power. power was eventually restored by this morning. the rest could be back to normal later today. >> in southern india dozens are dead after a fire swept through a passenger train. at least 47 people were killed. dozens injured when flames broke out while passengers were sleeping. officials say they fear the death toll will rise as they continue searching for victims. a rail station employee noticed the fire, raising the alarm allowing some to evacuate. >> new zealand plans a new look for christ church after an earthquake reduced it to rubble. today officials unveiled blueprints for a convention center and performing arts complex. 185 people were killed, more than 1,000 buildings destroyed in last year's 6.1 quake. >> turning to politics, this morning mitt romney making his final stop on his trip abroad. today, poland.

in israel he had tough words for iran and its nuclear program. brian mooar is live on capitol hill. it's your world, take it away, my man. >> jon, this is about mitt romney looking presidential. he's hoping that poland goes off less like london where he had the gold medal gaffe. more like israel where he stood a hard line against iran. he didn't have to criticize president obama or the u.s. government policy, he stood along side people who did it for him. romney rubbing elbows with his friend of decades, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu who has a notoriously icy relationship with president obama. he's going to do more of the same in poland. today is going to be meeting with the former president lech walesa who has snubbed or i should say exchanged snubs with president obama. each refusing to see the other. this is a chance for mitt romney to stand on that world stage, to fill in his foreign policy resume a little bit.

but this election again, jon, it's all about jobs and the economy. this is a detour for mitt romney. >> thank you very much. >> 5:43. a kent state student will be in court after sending a tweet saying he planned to shoot up the school. he was arrested. following the message sent on the social media site. the sophomore will be arraigned on a variety of charges. he also faces university hearings that could result in expulsion from the ohio school. >> this morning the man accused of the worst mass shooting in american history will be charged. that is 24-year-old james holmes accused of killing 12 people, wounding nearly 60 others. leanne gregg is live in colorado with all of the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. extra security is in place for that hearing set to be in a couple of hours. the courtroom is expected to be full when holmes hears perhaps

hundreds of charges against him. >> call people versus james holmes. >> all eyes again will be upon james holmes today, just as during his first court appearance last week when he was read his rights. then holmes appeared dazed, unable to focus. >> you have a right to remain silent. >> reporter: prosecutors will seek 12 counts of first-degree murder, numerous attempted first-degree murder counts. for the furs time he will hear what he faces in conjunction with the death of 12 and injury of 58 others. a decision on the death penalty could be months away. the district attorney wants input from victims' families and survivors. >> if the death penalty is sought that's a long process that impacts their lives for years. so they will want to have and we will want to get their input before we make any decision on that. >> reporter: for now, families of victims are saying good-bye.

funerals for several were held over the weekend. among those laid to rest, jessijes jessica, and a.j. boit. >> my heart is breaking. >> heartache as investigators learn more about james holmes and what may have led to such a devious plot. holmes had been seeing a psychiatrist at the medical school where he was a ph.d. candidate. and apparently a document that he had sent to his psychiatrist will be one of the subjects discussed during the hearing as to whether it will be allowed as evidence. defense attorneys argue that it's privileged patient and doctor communication. >> leanne gregg, thank you for the report. >> 5:46. the former head of avon may have to testify about that company's alleged attempts to bribe chinese officials. scott mcgrew with important

ties. >> she does on the board of directors at apple. not popular among avon, she stepped down there after the company lost value and market share. the "wall street journal" says investigators want to meet with her to talk about bribery allegations against avon. avon may have tried to bribe chinese officials, that's against u.s. federal law. jong has not been accused of wrong doing, the journal says she's the one who launched the company wide investigation into the allegations. >> yahoo! free food, several reports say marissa mayer has ordered cafeterias at yahoo! to stop charging. she comes from google which is always offered free lunch to employees. google never said how much free food costs but estimates put it between 15 to $30 per day per employee. at the low end that would be $200,000 a day to feed everyone

employed by yahoo!. watch facebook shares treading in an all-time low. "the new york times" saying it's the end of a bubble. apple versus samsung in san jose. more about that later. as far as the overall economy, last week starbucks and ups warned of slowing. why do we care? because people buying coffee and shipping boxes, those are very basic elements in the economy. and if those are slowing down, that is really a bad sign. >> good to know. thank you. >> we check win meteorologist christina loren. day one of the work week, what's happening today and ahead? >> you might pay for iced coffee. it's going to be a hot one. good morning to you. back to work monday a lot happening. we are your home for the olympics starting with this live look over san jose. you can see nice clear start. mostly. we're going to see the marine layer really, really quickly clear out of here.

in fact, i think before we even hit 9:00 a.m. but we're starting out with a beautiful, beautiful temperature in san jose, 58 degrees, crisp, great for a morning jog. here is san francisco. you can see the embarcadero here, we're not expecting flight delays. what's happening is we have a marine layer. about 1200 feet. high pressure is compressing that, forcing it to the surface. so, we do have reduced visibility for the time being. but it won't last long. 58 to start out in oakland. 58 degrees this morning in san jose. high pressure is in control. that's going to bring monsoonal moisture into southern california for us it's really going to warm us up, high pressure will be stronger than it was yesterday. 3 to 5 degrees warmer than where we ended up on sunday. as we head through tomorrow we're going to cool you off a touch with a deeper marine layer. to the beach, that's the place to be today. you've got kids home with you for summer take them to pacifica with 72 degrees, comfortable conditions. wind at about 10 to 15 miles per

hour. also half moon bay looks phenomenal. but the best beach city if you're looking for the warmth. get your tan on as long as you can. temperatures are going to be really comfortable in santa cruz. 78 degrees there today. so we take you through the rest of the bay. 81 degrees in fremont. 90 in santa rosa. 94 in fairfield and taking a look at the seven-day forecast, no consistency. we swing up and down all week long. no extremes so that's the good news. let's find out where you might be tapping the breaks. here is mike inouye. >> you will have to slow a bit warning the upper deck getting into san francisco right here, at&t, the giants play today, 7:15. right now we have a disabled vehicle reported past treasure island on the upper deck. you see slowing showing up, speeds in the upper 50s as you cross over the bay. no metering lights. no problems on the lower decks. down to the south bay, showing awe smooth flow. yellow means speeds just below

60. 101 north of the 680/280 interchange, i want to show you the live shot. the volume will bump up. this is the 680/280 interchange. the volume starting to build. we'll see speeds in the 40s approaching north of tully over the next half hour. we'll track that. back to the maps again. we'll show you how traffic flows north through palo alto and mountain view, up toward the peninsula. el camino is the slow spot. 92 heading west over the hills of san mateo and toward 280. there is no incident going on but a burst of traffic through the area. that might be because of the burst of traffic i saw off of the foster city side. a quick look, we'll show you what it's like now. i did see a steady stream of headlights and there is a nice view coming up the hayward side. >> coming up we're taking you back across the pond to hit the

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>> 5:54. welcome back. kerri walsh and her partner misty may-treanor are in the running for the third consecutive gold medal. >> they hope to serve up a victory during today's preliminary round. let's hope they are getting rest now. tonight's match against the czech republic isn't until 11:00 london time. the good news is you'll be able to catch that match among other sports here on nbc bay area. all the action starts at 8:00 our time. how about this. the olympic venue for beach volleyball very much steep in tradition. >> the matches are played at the horse guards parade grounds,

that's where king henry viii used to watch jousting back in the 1500s. >> going way back. >> way back. check out this picture of the venue. kerri walsh tweeted out earlier in the week, a member of the horse guard keeping us safe. so rad. a little history. >> exactly. the sign of the times goes way back. 5:55. we go to meteorologist christina loren. are we having rad weather? >> we are. we're seeing off with his jacket this morning. it's going to be nice and mild out there. a hot afternoon. it's already 60 degrees in sunnyvale. we'll be 883 inland by noon, up to 95 in the heat of the day. 82 bayside. 72 at the coast. your seven-day outlook is moments away. before you walk out the front door, mike can tell you the fastest way to get to where you're going. >> we'll start with the slower way. 580 has this accident so this is a problem getting out of the

altamont pass. this is faster if you travel then through livermore and getting over to the dublin interchange. speeds in the 50s because of some folks held behind that accident. an easy drive then through castro valley. the incident still reported across the upper deck but the slowing has cleared on the san francisco side. look at the toll plaza, see the volume, not a problem now. back to you. >> thank you. >> from olympic volunteer to overnight sensation. >> one woman may have found her calling thanks to a dry humor. she shepherded the crowds into the opening ceremonies. listen. >> we are going to be telling our children's children's children's about this. i work for the olympics. >> she had a speaker and made sure to use it.

she's an unidentified woman dubbed the happiest olympic worker on youtube. the video went viral and it now has almost 400,000 views. she made her job look tedious by delivering iing commentary to t crowd. >> there are some empty seats at the olympics. raj mathai is live with a look at the spectator turnout. >> take a look at that beautiful live look at london this morning. already afternoon there. we're going to have a live report coming up. [ donovan ] i hit a wall.

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>> good morning. thanks for joining us. we will have more coming up. an olympic security scare, how

did that woman in the red get in? >> right now a security scare, the mysterious woman who showed up. >> "monday night football" only happening earlier this morning. the south bay could be changed forever. >> temperatures soar today, 90s inland, 80s bayside, 70s at the coast. and change is on the horizon. >> as you get ready to cross the bay i'm watching a stall on the upper deck. we'll let you know what the bay bridge is looking like. >> taking a live look outside, san francisco all fogged in. when will it clear? where are the warmest temperatures? we'll find out on this monday, july 30th, this is "today in the bay." >> good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning.