en talking on her cell phone when she drove through a red light and crashed into another car, but the mayor says she'll turn over her phone records to prove she was not on the phone. stephanie trang is live with the investigation and what witnesses are saying this morning. good morning stephanie. >> reporter: yeah good morning, kris. oakland police are trying to determine who was at fault in this collision, but it is worth noting mayor quan is running for re-election. so what appeared to be a minor collision could be a major political problem for her. take a look at the cell phone video of the crash that happened at 5:30 last night in west oakland. mayor quan in green is checking on the people in the other car. a woman and a 14-year-old boy. now the police say the mayor was driving alone in her suv on market when her car collided with a nissan on 26th street. police did not cite the mayor. at issue here is who had the right of way. the accident comes days after photos surfaced of mayor quan talking on her cell phone while driving. witnesses we spoke with from

yesterday's crash say the mayor appeared at fault. >> i don't know if she was distracted or not, but she blatantly hit the car. she ran through the light and the car hit her. i mean it was just -- she ran the red light. >> reporter: now mayor quan put out a statement on social media last night saying i immediately pulled over and checked to make sure no one was hurt. it appeared everyone was all right. and there well-being was my first priority. police are investigating what led to the collision and i'm going to let them sort out the details. the mayor was, quote, absolutely not on her phone and will prove it with cell phone records. we also spoke to the driver of yesterday's collision. he back was hurting and she was taking her nephew with her as a precaution. stephanie chuang "today in the bay." well, this morning police officers in las vegas desperately are searching for answers following the senseless

killings of two of their own. authorities say is a man and woman went on a shooting spree yesterday before taking their own lives. damian trujillo has the latest on this investigation. damion they were just having lunch. >> reports from las say say the couple may have belonged to a white supremacist group. police say the couple entered the restaurant and targeted the two police officers. as you mentioned who were just having lunch. the officers were shot at point-blank range. reports also say one of the suspects yelled quote, this is a revolution before opening fire. the suspects reportedly took the officers' guns and ammunition and ran across the street to a walmart before police say they killed an nentinnocent bystander inside the door. when reinforces showed up there was a suicide pact between the

suspects. both are now dead as police struggled to explain the chaos. >> it's a tragic day. it's a very very difficult day. but we still have a community of police and we still have a community to protect. >> reporter: the sheriff reiterated his officers were just simply having lunch when they were killed. this morning five people are dead including the two suspects. reports say the suspects warned everyone inside the walmart to get out before the apparent murder-suicide. both of the officers leave families behind. i'm damian trujillo "today in the bay." deputies are still trying to figure out how two teenagers reportedly used a stolen credit card to rent a sports car and a multimillion vacation home. two 19-year-olds were pulled over in this orange mcclaren sports car over the weekend in roseland. they used a stolen credit card to rent the car for $13,000.

the car then was reported stolen. investigators say the suspects also paid $27,000 to rent a $12 million home earlier in the week. i thought you had to be a certain age to rent a car. >> right. and especially a $13,000 rental charge. you may want to double check -- can i see your i.d.? the price of apple stock will drop significantly today, now reason to panic. it could be the way to get the cupertino company on a specific list. >> bob is going to break it down for us in cupertino. do we buy or sell? >> reporter: i will never pretend to know what i'm talking about. good morning to you there, scott and kris. when apple stocks rose on friday it was trading around $645 a share. when the stock opens this morning, the stock will start to trade around $92.25. this is because of a 7:1 stock split that went into effect yesterday. so for anyone that held on to

the stock, june 2nd was a shareholder record. so let's say you had 15 shares valued at roughly $10,000. well, your investment is still at roughly $10,000 but you now have 105 shares of apple stock. generally companies do this when their price gets too high to build excitement among small investors who may not be able to afford it. it is possible the company wants to be included among the 30 stocks that make up the dow jones industrial average the. this move would clear the way for that since the dow's 30 selection committee has only completed stocks with a share price below $300 a share. and right now as i said they would start trading near $92. apple has done 2:1 stock splits three times before. the stock rose 2% in the first year after the split in '87 and plunged 57% in the 12 month and

rocketed 60% of the split in 2005 chchlt means, again, i have no idea what the stock is going to do today. >> well, at least we know it will go down significantly today. bob redell in coupeupertinocupertino. if you see tim, let him know. this is a photo from apple's mac production line in austin. the problem is and it is hard to see, but right behind cook is an imac that is running windows. apparently cook does not notice this. some half million twitter followers apparently did. the photo is now going viral. >> what do you do? all of the pictures behind meteorologist christina loren are okay for broadcast. no trouble here. i'm not going to pretend to ignore them either. good morning to you. we have a good looking day in the upper 50s to mid-60s. 65 degrees in mountain view for example. it is a mild start out there.

ape temperatures are going to warm up beautifully. for the first part of the south bay, i have to tell you that it will be hot out there later on. just about as hot as yesterday. 1 to 2 degrees cooler if anything. 77 in san francisco. 101 out in the tri-valley and the east shore. getting very warm out there, 83 degrees. 93 degrees in the south bay and lots of sunshine to finish out the day. we have a big cool down coming our way. i'll detail that in our next report with mike. >> hey, as you pick your path you are moving close to the speed limit. a little slowing in the tri-valley, but we'll talk about the fact that we are watching the roads and rails for transit. over here in muni we have to warning you on the 6 parnasus with construction going on near market. that's a congested area.

and they will reroute the bus there. if that's your route, you'll have 20-minute delays at the oakland station. now we'll get a live look out there at oakland itself. 880 is moving smoothly past the coliseum and toward downtown. look at the volume with a light visibility. and we'll look at the map to show you it's no speed issues as far as anything major. a little blip around here or there. 580 is slowing a bit toward 24 because of a few slow-moving movie s movies vehicles. a smooth drive around the rest of the bay. construction on 880 near the stevens tree boulevard and two-way interchange.

no big surprises for this part of the day. we'll hook farther on the northbound 101 there's an easy flow of traffic to willow and past leaders with san francisco's muni say they are optimistic service will be normal this morning despite a breakdown in contract negotiations over the weekend. muni drivers staged a three-day sickout stick out. the current account will remain in effect for the next two years meaning workers will likely go out raises. 5:09. a local man can add tony award to his list. plus a southern california is in police custody accused of kidnapping three of his students. details, next.

good morning to you. a beautiful picture of san francisco there. you can see the clouds all the way in the distance cooling off this morning. your forecast is coming up. we'll look at today's google doodle. this is made by an 11-year-old girl from new york. she beat out 11,000 other kids to beat the google for doodle competition. that's an elaborate water cleaning machine in the middle. audrey traveled to google to work with animators to make the doodle come alive. and for drawing the winning doodle. audrey gets a $30,000 school scholarship, $50,000 for her school and $20,000 for the charity of her choice. >> wow. very well. despite just emerging from bankruptcy detroit's big three

automakers are dipping into their own funds to donate $26 million. the money goes to detroit's art museum to try to help the city keep its massive art collection. detroit has declared bankruptcy. here you see some of the court hearings and is considering a plan to sell off some of the treasures to help refill city coffers. and seema moody is live at cnbc headquarters this morning. good morning seema. >> good morning. and futures are looking at records that were hit on friday showing slow and steady growth. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 turned in three weeks of gains. today we'll watch whether the markets continue to gape this week. keep an eye on retail sales. those are showing the dow rising 88 points on friday. the nasdaq adding 25. tyson foods wins the battle over breakfast sausage. they will pay $7.7 billion to

buy hillshire brands. this tops a bid by pilgrim's pride by more than a billion dollars. the offers come after hillshire agreed to buy pinnacle foods, the maker of birds eye vegetables for $4 million. firefighters in oregon are battling two fast-moving wildfires near the city of bend. this is time lapse of the two-bolt fire that has turned almost 6200 acres. the fire started saturday and is threatening 40 homes in the area. with the help of helicopters and planes firefighters were able to contain the fire over the weekend, but experts expect the wind to pick up later today and tuesday and could make things more difficult. the cause of the fire is under investigation but officials say it was likely started by someone. there you go. we hope it's cooling down here. give us a great cooling down forecast. >> we'll do. that's all i have for you. but the thing is we'll deliver what scott mcgrew likes.

we are happy you are back sure. welcoming in kris. it's 5:14. we don't have much fog over the san francisco bay, but right at the immediate coast you'll find a little bit of the fog clinging to the coastline and what is available to you will keep your temperatures down into the upper 70s to low 80s for the coast. but we are still talking about temperatures well above average to the tune of 20 degrees in some cases. the reason why is because we are lacking that natural cooling. you can see right now not a lot of fog out there whatsoever. we are completely clear from san jose all the way south through gilroy. and just a little bit right here clinging to marin county. and it looks like san francisco will burn off quickly heading throughout the day. these are the etches temperatures, 101 in the east bay. this is the warmest day of the week. we will really drop the numbers by tomorrow, almost by 10

degrees. still seeing a 20-degree difference between the coast and inland valleys. heading throughout thursday n particular, you will start to see the a/c expand to the delta. by the end of the week friday saturday and father's day, temperatures return to average. we will show you what it looks like here. cooling back to average late week. just want to show you the difference between san francisco and san jose. it will be rather warm inland with a great beach day all the way through friday. and there's a lot of beach travel this weekend, mike. >> i'm sure it was a horrible drive getting here, but once you get to the beach, ah. then you have to get home. over here across the water, a smooth drive westbound with the taillights. the smooth traffic at the toll plaza as well. look at the haze in the air. they probably don't get much traffic on the bridge. we are talking about a couple cars waiting here. one is in the cash lane on either side of the fast track lane. no big surprise with a smooth flow of traffic. and a wider look at the east bay and the approach the east shore

freeway. the red blip sometimes catches and alarms people. we expect slowing here. a note for oakland, the b.a.r.t. system is experiencing 20-minute delays with an equipment problem. heading to san francisco or toward fremont, delay for that line out of oakland. a little slowing shows up here. wlifrmore wlifrmore, livermore, we are seeing a smooth drive through the peninsula area. and in san jose a little bit of slowing. north 101 showing up near 680, that will start to thicken up a little bit over the next few minutes. back to you. mike thank you. a southern california teacher under arrest accused of pulling a knife on students demanding they drive in to jack-in-the-box. here's a picture of john mouse from the school website.

a group saw him along the side of the road on friday night. they picked him up and stopped the car when they say he started acting strangely. the students got out of the car but mouse demanded that he take him to jack-in-the-box. he pulled out a knife and one student called 911. but then mouse turned off and turned himself in the next day. authorities say he was drunk. mouse is now facing kidnapping charges. the controversial prisoner exchange to free sergeant bowe bergdahl takes center stage among capitol hill lawmakers. secretary of state john kerry says this move for bergdahl in exchange of five detainees does not put the u.s. at an increased risk. >> i'm telling you that they don't have the ability to go back at some point to get involved, but they also have the ability to get killed doing that. >> kerry says the former taliban detainees will be monitored closely. meantime officials say bergdahl

is doing fine physically but struggling psychologically. he's now recovering at a medical center in germany. well, love can build a bridge, be new paris it broke one. part of the bridge collapsed in paris under the weight of love locks. this is something people have been worried about for quite some time. the padlock is a symbol of their unbreakable love. well, the locks just got so heavy that a portion of the barrier fell off. i've seen that. there's a lot of them. >> and they are heavy. >> it is causing a bit of a problem. >> i'm admit i didn't know what it was about. well, broadway's most talented gathered for the tony awards honoring the big stars last night.

that's neil patrick harris after whipping his first tony in hedwig and the angry inch. and brian cranston picked up his first tony for best lead actor in "all the way." the production with the most mom nations. "a gentleman's guide to love and murder" took home the tony for best musical. >> and the bay area local took home his first tony. alumni james monroe eagleheart wop best performance featuring an actor in a musical winning for his role as the genie. jennifer lopez backing out of the world cup performance. why she won't be there to sing the official song. we'll tell you why, next.

and welcome back to you as we take a live look at san jose. christina promises a cool down is coming but it is already

quite warm out there. the u.s. men's world cup team on its way to brazil this morning. team usa is considered an underdog, but in the past few weeks the men have shown they shouldn't be underestimated. they were undefeated in the sendoff series beating nigeria 2-1 this past weekend. until now, no u.s. team has won all the games leading up to the world cup. the men start playing next monday against ghana. and jennifer lopez is not on her way to brazil. despite taking part in the official game "we are one," j-lo will not perform at the opening ceremony. officials blame unspecified production issues. that's code. and the start of the world cup nears. one brazilian man came up with

seven themed hot dogs. >> how fun! >> it is symbolic of the country with the colored bun. the hot dog has several countries countries represented. >> that's cool. let's go to christina loren for our forecast. sounds good right? >> sounds delicious. good morning to you. got to love the latin flavor. temperatures this morning are looking really good. if you're going to be headed outdoors today, i have to warn you just about as hot as it was yesterday. and then by tomorrow we are going to drop like a rock. losing about 10 degrees. so 101 out in the east bay today. extreme east bay. that's the tri-valley section. i can tell you right now, oakland is still going to hit 85

degrees in the south way. and 95 in the north bay today. the giants are at home all the way through father's day. we'll look at what they are going to be playing through weatherwise coming up but first we'll check your drive with mike. trafficwise, you have to get through this. we are at at&t park with happy fans as they have been the last few games. westbound 580 is moving slow through dublin. an easy drive. el char roe from the top of the screen. look at the map with slowing near the dublin interchange. no big drama and no big problems through livermore. that's the good news with a lighter volume. soak folks i just want to warning you as that clears youlg get the burst over to the dublin interchange. a lighter flow of traffic here with a little slowing pittsburgh, bay point and concord, very smooth off 680. a nice drive to the walnut creek

interchange. a slower driver developing for ashby avenue. the freeway is moving nicely to the bay bridge with no metering lights yet. heading to san francisco or towards fremont, that particular uhly bart lane. and then through san francisco near gulf market there's a reroute there because of minor construction. so minor delays outbound. the rest of the bay including the south is moving smoothly. 880 at stevens creek is not a surprise. back to you. a woman is in the hospital after being hit by a police car. we'll tell you what witnesses say happened coming up next. plus five people are dead after a bizarre shooting in las vegas and police are now searching for a motive. we have a live report from vegas coming up. and a live look at the toll plaza. get on the road right now and get out the door.

a new report claims caltrans cut corners to put up the new span of the bay bridge and now they have to pay the price. we'll have details, next. and what oakland's mayor says after being involved in a car crash on city streets. good monday morning to you. another hot day ahead. right now we have hazy sun over the san francisco bay. same clear start over the south bay. temperatures in the triple digits for one more day. then a big-time cool down coming your way. i'll detail the microclimate forecast in moments. and we're looking at a warm drive across the san mateo bridge. we have two issues to report one by highway 101 and another near 280 coming up. and we'll take a live look at san jose. this is monday juneth. 9th.

this is "today in the bay." good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. a live look at san francisco where temperatures are in the high 70s today. we'll check that microclimate forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. good morning, kris scott, everybody at home. i want to show you the weather story of the day. that's the fact we are waking up with low cloud cover. we take you to the highest point we can. this is our san bruno camera overlooking the bay. and this is all the fog that we have to show you this morning. and that is not enough to keep the bay area cool my friends. so it will be hot out there with the exclusion of the immediate coast. you're going to hit the upper 70s. meanwhile, in the tri-valley, 101 degrees for you today. 88 degrees for the peninsula. 90 degrees in the south bay. there are some ways that you can beat the heat. close all the blinds before leaving the house this morning. also postpone using the heat

generating appliances until after 6:00 p.m. once we bypass the hottest point of the day and temperatures start to cool off, that way you're not adding heat to your home. you can also seek shade when parking. that's a good tip. or use one of the awesome-looking sunblockers. i promise it's worth your while if you have little ones out there and will be taking them out and about later today when it's hot. big-time cool down coming our way. we'll talk about that later on. back to you, scott and kris. we have new video just into the newsroom of a fire at a dry cleaners in san francisco bay view district. when firefighters arrived the flames were so intense they had to call for backup. they were able to confine the fire to the dry cleaners store and save a sandwich shop next door. right now investigators are trying to figure out if anyone lives above the dry cleaner, but they say at this point it appears no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. the mayor of oakland took to twitter and facebook to defend herself against allegations she was talking on her cell phone when she got into a crash in

west oakland. stephanie chuang in live in oakland where the mayor says this is not a case of distracted driving and she says she can prove it. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. we are here at oakland police headquarters where traffic investigators are determining who had the right of way, but the spokesperson said through cell phone records they can prove that the mayor was not on her cell phone at the time of the crash. we have cell phone video of the crash that happened last night at 5:30 in west oakland. mayor quan is in green checking on the people in the other car, a woman and a 14-year-old boy. police did not cite the mayor when she collided with the other vehicle on 26th street. this comes days after pictures surfaced of mayor quan talking on her cell phone while driving. after last night's crash, one witness says she didn't see if the mayor was on her phone but added it didn't look like she was paying attention.

>> she was completely distracted, she was looking down, she was not looking at the road. so i don't think she noticed that the light had turned red. >> reporter: the mayor took to social media last night to dispute that in part writing, i'm also submitting my phone records to the investigators which will confirm i was not on my phone at the time of the crash. i'm grateful no one has been reported injured. please stay safe out there and look out for one another. the other driver in the crash said her back was hurting and she was going to the hospital along with her nephew as a precaution. the mayor said she was driving between two community events in west oakland when the other car hit her. again, that remains to be seen. and while this appears to be a fairly minor collision. it is worth noting the mayor is seeking re-election this fall and it could turn into a fairly substantial political problem. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> it does sound like from witnesses that the mayor may have run the red light.

>> reporter: i'm sorry, scott, say that one more time. >> the mayor was probably running a red light, at least according to witnesses, even if you count out the cell phone part. it sounds like the mayor was running the light. >> reporter: right. the question is whether the mayor ran the red light here. and the witnesses we spoke to, a few of them said it looked like she was at fault yesterday. >> okay. stephanie chuang thank you very much. new this morning in oakland, police became part of a crime scene after the officer at the wheel hit a woman crossing the roadway. it happened around 10:30 last night near the intersection of 84th avenue and international boulevard east of 880. witnesses say the woman was crossing international boulevard when she was hit. the officer's lights and supers were off but so far no confirmation from the department. >> i've seen the lady dark-haired lady with a green lime dress, she was coming across the street. he right there, that first car right there, came across, no

sirens, no nothing. sweeping by and he just hit her and stopped. >> now that woman was taken to the hospital complaining about pain in her arm. the officer was not hurt. it is unclear whether the officer was headed for a call when the crash had. a review of construction records and e-mails from the company that built the bay bridge found we will probably spend millions of dollars on repairs. according to the report by the sacramento bee the department of transportation picked a chinese company to build the bridge despite the fact that the company had no experience building a bridge. the paper says officials apparently thought the company would work faster and they cost about $250 million less than the next lowest bidder. but the report also found in order to get all this done quickly, some of the work doesn't meet code and probably will have to be fixed down the road. the department is defending its decision. the price of apple's stock will drop significantly today, but no one is panicking. bob redell is live outside apple

headquarters in cupertino. bob, today shares will be only worth 1/7 of the price but that's not a bad thing. >> reporter: that's correct. good morning to you, kris. that's because of the 7:1 stock split that the tech giant enacted yesterday. if you are a shareholder, that means you get an additional six shares of stock for every stock that you own. but the price is going to be a fraction of what it was at. so on friday the stock rose to $645. you do the math today it will start trading near $92.25. again, if you had 15 shares of stock valued at roughly $10,000, your investment is still valued the same amount but now you have 105 shares of apple stock. generally companies do this to try to make their stock a more affordable stock for small investors. when the stock is at $645 that's not an entry point for some people. but when it is below $100 it is

easier to get in and will help to build excitement. that's not clear if that's apple's intent. but it is also possible that apple is trying to get entered into the dow jones 30 industrial average. the selection committee for those 30 stocks typically do not choose stocks valued over $300. this, of course, would put them into that range. again, not clear what the intent was. apple has done a three stock split before. and in prior times, they were 2:1. in two of the instances, the stock didn't do much. one time it plunged and the other time it skyrocketed. my advice today is buy, buy, buy! i mean sell sell sell! i have no idea what i'm talking about, don't listen to me. >> bob, this puts you in the league of just about everyone else. >> reporter: pretty much yeah. there's your crystal ball. >> thank you bob. we'll check in with christina loren to authoritatively say it is going to be hot, hot, hot. >> glorified.

59 degrees in san francisco. 63 in san francisco, i'm sorry, san jose. i love bob redell. it will be a nice day for the silicon valley but it will be hot out there. temperatures are going to be very warm. about 20 degrees above average. and you can see the reason why. no june gloom over the san francisco bay this morning. we are entirely clear all the way from 92 south through morgan hill. temperatures are really really nice out there to start the day. but it will be hot getting into this afternoon. in fact, we'll be in the 70s. the mid-70s in the south bay. by lunchtime temperatures here are going to reach the 90s. so do everything you can to combat the heat. i advise people to shut the blinds. don't let the sun come blazing into your home. that's one thing you can do to help. and open up the windows if you don't have an a/c after 6:00 once the sun starts to set and we get the nice ocean breeze throughout tonight. this is the last hot day. 90 degrees today in the south bay. cool breeze for the peninsula. by this evening, 88 degrees for

you. 77 in san francisco. you'll see old glory getting significant pickup there as we head throughout the evening hours. that's where we'll see the real cooling heading throughout tomorrow as well. 101 in the tri-valley 86 for the east bay, and 93 degrees, another hot one out in the north bay. we'll show you cooler temperatures to keep things optimistic for you heading throughout the next couple of hours. so stick around for that. if you have to get out the front door here's mike to help you out. yeah. we want to stay optimistic for the commute as well. so far we are looking all right. here's the san mateo bridge. an easy drive across the flat section up and over the high-rise to foster city. now we'll look at the map. we see the speed sensors approaching 101 are pretty smooth but after 101 at west 92 it slows a bit. here's the issue with a couple things going on westbound 92 at 280, the earlier crash cleared over on the shoulder. but now most of the activity is gone. south 101 at 92 we have a highway hazard. the rest of the bay is moving

smoothly including the bay. no problems for the tri-valley out of livermore. a smooth drive off the walnut creek interchange. a crash near 580 central. so watch that but everything is off to the shoulder including the chp vehicle hit. no injuries to the officer. that's our update. looking at oakland, a shot of 880 past the coliseum. traffic is moving smoothly past the coliseum but no real issue there is. we'll send it back to you. 5:40. searching for answers as police continue to investigate the lives of two people behind just an awful deadly shooting spree in las vegas. plus, new details on the condition of actor tracy morgan. this as this man is accused of causing the crash that injured morgan. he'll make his first appearance in court.

this morning an entire community is coming to grips with the violent killing of three people including two police officers in vegas. the question is why. damian true hejillo is joining with us this story. >> reporter: this morning police in las vegas are trying to piece together the hours and minutes before the shooting. it all began inside a las vegas pizza place. two police officers were having lunch when the couple walked up and shot the officers at point-blank range. that set off a rampage that led to a walmart store across the street where the couple allegedly shot an innocent bystander before pulling a gun on themselves. police officers across the nation are now mourning the loss

of two las vegas police officers. this morning jay gray is live in las vegas. jay, in watching my twitter feed this morning, the entire nation is mourning. what is the mood there in las vegas? >> reporter: yeah i think just still a lot of people stunned, damian. you can understand this is really just unfolding through the noon hour yesterday and into the evening. now the investigation is continuing into the early morning here. still no clear indication of the motivation in this incident. as you talked about, there are neighbors in the apartment complex where the couple may have lived that talked about this couple talking openly about white supremacy. also about actively searching at some point killing police officers. it's disturbing to hear that from the apartment complex four miles from here where investigators are pouring through an apartment there. they continue to work at the

walmart behind me as well. still a heavy police presence here and across the area right now. it's going to be that way for quite some time. we don't have the names of the suspects or the third victim in this case. the person that was shot just as those two suspects walked into the walmart and opened fire. there was a brief gun battle between police that had moved into the walmart and the two suspects in this case. and after that is when officers said they turned the guns on themselves. so a lot of questions left to answer damian. we expect to learn a lot more throughout the day. there is a press conference from police scheduled a bit later this morning. do we know if the walmart behind you will be opening later today or is it still a crime scene at this point? >> reporter: it's still a crime scene at this point. i would be shocked if it open today. walmart did issue a statement calling the incident a senseless act of violence. and they obviously said they are

going to work and cooperate with officers and investigators to do everything they need. so they turned this store over to police and it may be some time before the police turn it back. >> jay gray live in las vegas. we'll stay in touch with jay throughout the morning and bring you the very latest. also new this morning the pakistani taliban claiming responsibility for the deadly airport assault that killed 18 people yesterday. the group says the attack was revenge after its leader was killed in a u.s. drone strike last year. officials say gunmen armed with machine guns and a rocket launcher disguised as police stormed the international terminal in karachi setting off explosions. the attack lasted five hours and comes weeks after failed peace talks between the government and the pakistani taliban. a massive manhunt underway in quebec hours after three inmates escaped from a detention center and got away in a helicopter. investigators say a helicopter landed right in the prison yard

and three inmates jumped aboard and took off. two of the men were arrested in a drug bust four years ago. they were awaiting trial. the prison officials haven't released any information on the third fellow. it is unclear at this time if the helicopter was hijacked but we know this is the second time in 15 months a helicopter has been used to break prisoners out of canadian prisons. a man accused of causing a crash that killed one person and put comedian tracy morgan in critical condition in the hospital is scheduled to make his first court appearance today. kevin roper was driving a walmart truck that smashed into the limo van carrying morgan and his friends and colleagues on saturday. yesterday morgan had surgery on his leg and remains in critical condition. three other people were hurt and fellow comedian james mcnair was killed. >> the most amazing and humble father that i met in a long time in this procession.

>> investigators said roper did not notice that traffic had stopped and rear-ended the limo. walmart says if it is determined that the truck caused the crash, they will take full responsibility. in washington president obama will expand upon a 2010 law that made it so lenders could not expect payments bigger than 10% of borrower's monthly income. the president's administration says student loan debt is hurting millions of americans' ability to buy homes or start businesses or even just spend to spur the economy. and now meteorologist christina loren is here with a look at the long-term forecast. we're looking forward to father's day next weekend. >> that's right. don't forget about daddy. scott mcgrew, it's all about you. >> that's right, don't forget apt scott mcgrew! >> that's good news about the loans as well. scott has some kids that will go off to college. and temperatures will be

comfortable out there. if you have a child home from college with you, and i know a lot of you do after all, a lot of graduations have taken place and a lot of kids are out for summer as well. we'll talk about the weather across the bay area. if you have a kid at home push them outside today with temperatures nice for the beach. and we are only going to get this great beach weather for a couple more days before things start to change. so it's hazy over the san francisco bay to start. this is all we have in terms of moisture over the south bay. you can see this very thin vail there. very light marine layer formation. as we head throughout the day today because we don't have much of the natural a/c, temperatures are going to soar. it is mild out there. you don't need a jacket for most spots axrosz the bay area. 101 degrees, you won't need one later in the east bay. 77 for san francisco. 93 in the north bay. we'll see ample sunshine in the south bay with a temperature near 90 degrees. if you want that cool weather, if you want that natural a/c, we have it for you. but it won't kick in until wednesday or thursday here in the south bay.

but the average for this time of the year is 79 degrees. so we'll be a little below average for wednesday and thursday. and then we'll bring the numbers up just a touch getting into friday. then saturday is flag day, a lot of parades happening. temperatures will be nice for that. and father's day, we'll get into the father's day forecast maybe you want to have a barbecue with dad, maybe you want to take dad to a giants game maybe a game of golf. am i sounding and ging appetizing to you, mike inouye? >> any of those three. and don't forget scott mcgrew. we're looking to the rest of the bay, the roadways are looking good. but i want to talk about the roads and rails for the transit system. a couple issues outbound 6 near parnasus is a small problem with a reroute. we have a 20-minute delay systemwide from the b.a.r.t. system. they have cooled the equipment problem they had outside the

oakland station. it is now clear and recovering. 20-minute delays systemwide. none of us have 20 minutes to spare in the morning. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights just turned on a couple minutes ago. and at the toll plaza, with any b.a.r.t. problems like that we expect to see more street traffic as folks find the alternate there. the approach on the map is moving slowly out of the maze off of 24 northbound from 880 up to oakland. a smooth drive as well. the rest of the flow of traffic around the area nice off the cartinas bridge. 680 to walnut creek, we have a typical build for monday out of the altamont pass. a smoother drive through fremont for 880. 92 no more problems after the debris at 101. the dumbarton bridge is moving well. with we have debris report southbound here. san jose an easy build to 680. back to you. mike thank you. san jose mayor chuck reed is

endorsing sam liccardo. and this comes less than a week after liccardo won his spot in the mayoral runoff. he voted for measure b in pension reform. david cortese was the loan de decent decenter. 5:52. the 49ers at your service. where you can eat out tonight to get a pro football player at your server.

tesla is upgrading their sedan as the carmaker awaits the new launch of the x-car next year. tesla will automatically update its software to allow the navigation to steer you around the traffic jams. and they will get a more comfortable seat. and tesla is working on a self-driving feature that works like a jet, but you still have to pay attention, of course. video game enthusiasts descend on los angeles for the annual electronic entertainment expo called the e3.

microsoft is expected to cut the price of the xbox one console lagging behind sales of the sony ps4. and microsoft may sell halo 5 and an action game called sunset overdrive. they are excuse toiflusive to the xbox. and colorado chrome is recovering from an injury this morning. >> they are not certain when it happened to the front hoof but it will only take a few weeks to heel. california chrome lost out on the elusive triple crown coming in fourth. chrome's co-owner is not backing off from calling some competitors cowards for not running the races, their horses in all three races. >> the other horses didn't compete in the other two races. so you keep the horses out of the game and then you bring one in to upset the apple cart when they have not raced in the derby or the preakness.

>> steve coburn says the rules should change. if a horse does not race in the first two legs it shouldn't be allowed on the track at belmont. that's his opinion. well, here's your chance to have dinner served up bay 49er. some players will be in san jose to serve diners. tips will be donated to make-a-wish foundation. they have not specifically said which players will be serving up food but there's a total of five of them there. the event starts at 5:45 and runs through 8:00 tonight. well, it is now 5:56. a tony that places an actor and singer in the record books. and a severe storm picked up a golf cart and drops it on top of another golfer. and this image just tweeted out. we have all the details coming for you, next.

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disguised as policemen out for revenge. new details about the terror group responsible for the deadly attack at a busy airport. plus no lights, no sirens but perhaps plenty of speed. what witnesses are saying about the police cruiser that hit a woman in the middle of the street overnight. and a fire at a dry cleaner. we'll tell you if your clothes are burnt to a crisp. and a new week a brand new forecast to tell you about my friends. not quite as hot today, but just about as the cooling continues into tomorrow. and then we crank up that natural a/c by tend of the week. we'll tell you when to give your manufactured air conditioner a break coming up. and a live look outside in san jose. a beautiful start to this monday morning. it is june 9. and this is "today in the bay."

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for the deadly airport assault that killed more than 18 people yesterday. the group says the attack was revenge after its leader was killed by the u.s. drone strike last year.