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. officials say the gunmen armed

with machine guns and rocket launchers disguised as police guards stormed the international terminal in karachi setting off explosions. now this attack lasted five hours and comes weeks after a failed be eed peace talk betwee pakistani government and the taliban. people are desperately searching for answers following the senseless killings of two police officers. authorities say a man and a woman went on a shooting spree yesterday before then turning the gun on themselves. damian trujillo is live with the investigation. >> the entire nation is in shock after a lot of questions in las vegas at this hour. five people are dead including the suspects. police say two of the officers were having lunch at a pizza place yesterday when the suspects approached them. one of the suspects allegedly yelled, quote, this is a revolution before shooting the officers at point-blank range.

the suspects then took the officers guns and ammunition and then ran across the street to a local walmart. police say they shot an innocent bystander just inside the front door before warning everyone else to leave the store. arriving officers say they heard more gunshots after that in an apparent suicide between the suspects. witnesses are telling us what they saw during the rampage. >> because he was right behind where i work, and i was atrade that he would look over the wall and start shooting there. >> this morning we are getting reports out of las vegas that the couple may have been members of a white supremacist group while investigators piece together the moments before the rampage. officers now repair to bury two of their own. to recap, five people dead this morning, including the suspects. they have not been identified.

i'm damian trujillo for "today in the bay." new video of a fire at a dry cleaners in bay view. when the firefighters arrived, the flames were so intense they had to call for backup. they were able to save the sandwich shop next door. right now investigators are trying to figure out if anyone lived above the dry cleaners. nobody was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. new this morning, an oakland police suv is now part of a crime scene after the officer at the wheel hit a woman who was crossing the roadway. witnesses say the woman was crossing international boulevard near 84th avenue when she was hit. they say the officer's sirens and lights were off, but no confirmation so far from the department. >> i seen the dark-haired lady in a green lime dress, she was coming across the street. that first car right there came across, no sirens, no nothing. sweeping by and he just hit her and stopped.

>> the woman was taken on to the hospital complaining of pain in her arm. the officer was not hurt. it is unclear right now whether the officer was headed to a call when the crash happened. witnesses say the mayor of oakland may have been talking on her cell phone when she drove through a red light and crashed into another car. actually, the car hit her. the mayor says she'll turn over her phone records to prove she was not on the phone at the time. stephanie chuang is live in oakland. this accident comes as the mayor is seeking re-election. >> reporter: that's right, scott. good morning to you. and so this minor collision yesterday could turn into a pretty major political problem for her. and witnesses we spoke with say regardless of whether she was on her cell phone, it appeared it was the mayor who ran that red light. but officially it appeared oakland police headquarters have to determine who was at fault. cell phone video shows the aftermath that shows mayor quan checking on the people in the other car. a woman and a 14-year-old boy.

police say the mayor was driving alone in her suv on market when her car collided with a nissan on 26th street. this happened at 5:30 in west oakland. they didn't cite the mayor. this comes days after photos surfaced of her talking on her cell phone while driving. the issue is who had the right of way in yesterday's crash? witnesses say they believe it was the mayor who was at fault. >> i don't know if she had been 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 a red light. >> now mayor quan responded through social media last night saying in part, i immediately pulled over and checked to make sure no one was hurt. i appears everyone was all right and their well-being was my first priority. the mayor will submit her phone records to investigators to prove she was not on her cell

phone when the collision happened. the driver of the other car told us that her back hurt and she was going to go to the hospital with her nephew as a precaution. the mayor was not injured. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." still no agreement mean muni and its drivers after contract talks broke down over the weekend. muni drivers staged a three-day stickout last week and it was chaos for commuters, but muni says there's no need for the riders to worry this morning as they have until sunday to reach an agreement. if they don't, the current contract remains in effect for two years meaning workers would likely go out without raises. time to check the forecast as we give you a live look at the san francisco bay on this very warm day. we'll check the forecast and your microclimate forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. yeah, right now is the time to get any sort of outdoor activities taken care of inland.

we are talking about triple-digit heat. unfortunately, you've got to go to work through it today. now, we had a nice weekend. saturday was pretty comfortable. if you remember yesterday, it's going to be just about as hot inland as yesterday. that means the triple digits on the way with a degree or two cooler because we are seeing a little bit more cloud cover to start the day, but definitely not much. we'll show you as we zoom in here to the san francisco bay, a mostly clear start. a little bit of patchy cloud cover here, and that's likely the case for san bruno throughout the day. we'll see more of the clouds return as the strong onshore flow sets up tonight. i can tell you right now it will be hot out there. that's all the cloud cover we have to show you this morning from san bruno. the heat is on. here are the temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we are on our way to the triple

digits. 93 in the north way. and san francisco, holding on to the upper 70s for one more day. but look at this, this is an example of what's going to happen once the onshore flow increases. 7:15 with the giants back at it, 62 degrees. it will get more comfortable in san francisco later this evening. and you know what? best record currently. the winningest team in major league baseball. number two? the oakland athletics. it's good to be in the bay area, mike. good stuff. even if we didn't have that record, it would be great to be in the bay area. but now we have even more to offer. we are looking at a smooth drive for most of the sensors. bay areawide, no surprises. a shift on the approach to the east shore. we are facing more traffic at the toll plaza because of earlier problems. we still have problems reported for the system. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see this tough to see

with all the hoods there. the toll plaza is busy there. i said toll plaza a bunch of times, so let's show you why there's more traffic. we have b.a.r.t. problems with 20-minute delays. they are recovering after earlier track problems, but that forces more drivers to the roadway. and we'll have more commuters with the metering lights on. and we have a slower drive off the berkeley curve. a minor delay getting through the area with construction near market. no big surprises for the rest of the bay as we talked about. a little slowing west 580 to the dublin interchange. no drama and no problems past there. and a little bit of slowing near north 101 mapast 680. this is the volume of traffic we are dealing with. very easy, steady drive through san jose. >> good news. thank you very much, mike. it is 6:09 now. still ahead on "today in the bay," a twister cuts a dangerous path right through the fairway.

>> when i looked down, i see there's a man with just a huge blow to the side of his right head. >> coming up, we'll hear more from that kid who helped pull a cart off an injured golfer. plus the music man remix. the classic broadway tune that got the hip-hop treatment at the tony awards. and now looking live at the golden gate bridge, a little bit of the air-conditioning keeping you cool in san francisco. a different story in the south bay. your forecast is still to come.

we have a hot day ahead in the south bay. if you are looking for the 80s, head to the peninsula. and san francisco is where you'll get the coolest conditions today. it is 90 degrees out in the tri-valley. conditions keep cooling all the way to father's day weekend. we'll show you that drop off coming up in just a bit. we are looking over here at 880 past the b.a.r.t. track with an issue for folks riding b.a.r.t., but we'll talk about the commute coming up. and today's top story, the pakistani taliban claiming responsibility for a deadly airport assault that killed more than 18 people yesterday. the group says the attack was an act of revenge for a leader killed in the u.s. drone strike last year. militants disguised themselves as police guards and stormed the

international terminal in karachi causing a massive explosion. we will find out why san jose mayor chuck reed is endorsing sam liccardo at a news conference today. he will face dave cortese in november's election. the price of apple's stock will drop from $648 to $93. shares will only be worth 1:7 of the price, but don't worry as an investor because it does not affect your net worth. it just makes the apple stock more affordable for the next person to buy. new this morning, the airline passenger tweeted out this picture of a southwest plane that backed into a jet blue plane that happened an hour ago at boston logan international. there's damage to the planes but no injuries. no word yet on how exactly that happened. the controversial prisoner exchange to free sergeant bowe bergdahl will take center stage among lawmakers on capitol hill this morning. later today the obama

administration will be forced to defend its decision before members of the house. secretary of state john kerry says the move to free bergdahl in exchange for five taliban detainees does not place u.s. troops in afghanistan at an increased risk. >> i'm not telling you that they don't have some ability at some point to go back 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, u.s. officials say bergdahl is doing fine physically but struggling psychologically. he's currently recovering at a medical center in germany. happening right now, a line of severe storms packing high winds and hail in the midwest. the storms now moving into central nebraska and western kansas. eventually they will hit arkansas and missouri. in colorado, seven tornadoes have been reported. one of those touched down on a colorado golf course during the junior golf tournament. a young golfer says the twister lifted his golf cart off the ground and landed right on top of another golfer.

>> just a horrifying sight. i grabbed my phone, called 911 and we had the lift the golf course off of his head. >> no one else injured by that twister, but you get an idea of the severe weather out there. time now to check the forecast. as we look at san jose, there's blazing sunshine. it looks hot. let's go to christina loren this morning. you'll be happy to be inside today with or without me. it will be hot, especially here in the south bay where we don't get the 90s all that often. and especially if we're getting closer and closer to summertime, we're not used to it. so i just want to break you in for the day. i want to let you know temperatures will be hot out there by lunchtime. we are talking about the upper 70s to low 80s at noon out in the tri-valley. so just make shower your ready for that if you work outdoors. and the only thing with yesterday, you didn't have to go

to work in the heat, today you do. you can see the fingers of fog moving in for san bruno. really cool how that works, but it will burn off the next couple of hours. once the sun is up, the fog clears from the top down. it warms up the top layer and that's how the fog burns off. that's where we get that term. throughout the south bay, we don't have any low clouds to show you here, and it will be a scorcher. 88 degrees along the peninsula. 90 degrees for the south bay. and 101 degrees is a hot day shaping up for you. any time, even in the summertime in tri-valley. not as hot inland with a degree or two of cooling. you probably won't notice the cooling trend really until we hit tomorrow afternoon into wednesday. and then that june gloom really starts to kick in to bring our temperatures back to average. i just want to give you a preview of the cool down coming your way. heading throughout the week, today is comfortable in san francisco, but you have to pull out the jacket again hegd throughout thursday down to 61

degrees. meanwhile, we'll see the comfortable ocean air return by midweek. overall, i can wait for it, but it's going to be hot. i hope you're ready, mike. i'm never ready for the heat, but looking at the numbers later in the week, i'm keeping hope alive. we are looking over here with a nice drive holding up from northbound 101 right at 680. the volume not so bard. we'll show you the map to show you san jose out of the south bay with a commute and slowing north of 680. we may see traffic start to slow at 280 into 87 downtown over the next few. the rest of the bay, nothing unexpected with a smooth flow of traffic. we have slowing off 238 for southbound 880 in hayward in towards union city. a typical pattern there. same thing for the altamont pass. into livermore, the leading edge of the 40s now coming over to el char roe. by the time you are to the dublin interchange, you are moving slowly. because of the volume south of

sunol, you are see a lighter traffic flow near the walnut creek interchange. we have slowing out of berkeley and richmond because of the volume. check your trains. we don't have 20 minutes to spare with those delays, so a lot more cars are hitting the bay. if you are south of the bridge and want to avoid the bay bridge backup, we have a nice easy drive off 880 all the way across the peninsula side without delay. on the peninsula. 101 is moving nicely northbound into the park in san francisco. 280 is clearer. watch the sun coming into your eyes in the southbound direction. mike, thank you. a historic and emotional night at the tony awards as a broadway star steps into the spotlight and into the record books. >> i want to thank all the shoulders of the strong and brave and courageous women that i am standing on.

>> audra mcdonald won her sixth tony last night for her role as billy holiday in lady day and emerson's bar and grill. she now has more tony wins than anyone else in the acting category. broadway legend angela lansbury had the previous record of five tonys each. another moment from the tony awards attracting attention, hugh jackman turned the title song from "the music man" into a rap act with the help of ll cool j. ♪ he's a music man >> he says rap brings the classical musical into the 21st centu century. i like it better that way. >> that's trouble. 6:20. still ahead on "today in the bay," a teacher is charged with

kidnapping his own students. and an expensive sports car and a multimillion mansion. the teenager is accused of living the high life with stolen money. and we'll take you back out live. there comes some of the fog that is going to keep the city cool. we'll look at alcatraz in the southbound. inland it will be hot again. we'll check in with christina in a moment.

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good monday morning to you. looking live at the east approach of the bay bridge or what we can see through the haze. that will burn off with warm temperatures all around. comedian tracy morgan is recovering after a horrific crash. he'll likely be in the hospital for a few more weeks. a spokesman says morgan is more responsive now. the comedian has a broken leg, broken nose, several broken ribs. morgan was inside a limo bus rear-ended by a walmart big rig saturday on the new jersey turnpike. one person was killed. two others also critically injured. the truck driver is facing charges but is out on bail. los angeles police are now identifying the man charged with breaking into the home of actress sandra bullock and police say bullock was home when josh ka vet joshua corvette

broke in. police are still trying to figure out if corvette is a stalker. donald sterling has agreed to drop his lawsuit against the nba, but he says there's no possibility the league will take back sterling's lifetime ban. sterling was fined and banned after racist remarks went public. a southern california teacher is under arrest accused of pulling a knife on students and demanding that they drive him to a jack-in-the-box. here's a picture of john mouse from the school website. a group of students saw their teacher on the side of the road and gave him a ride. they picked him up but when they stopped the car he acted strangely. the students got out and said mouse demanded to be brought to jack-in-the-box and pulled a knife. one student said he pulled a

knife. students say he was drunk and faces kidnapping charges. police are trying to figure out how two teens used a stolen credit card to rent a sports car and a multimillion cvacation home. the two teens were pulled over in this sports car over the weekend in roseland. they used a stolen credit card to rent the car for $13,000. the car was later reported stolen. investigators say the suspect also paid $27,000 to rent a $12 million home earlier in the week. somehow i admire their guts. >> that's one way to put it. i remember i couldn't rent a car through enterprise because you had to be 24. the time is 6:26. still ahead, shares of apple are out of reach for many of us until today.

coming up, we'll tell you why shares are $500 cheaper than they were on friday. we'll take you outside as you take a live look at san jose. it will be another hot one today. we'll have your forecast coming up. and we're looking live from at&t park. the seagulls are enjoying a great day on the diamond. you used to sleep like a champ.

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morning. and there's the opening bell on the new york stock exchange. and over on the nasdaq it's fusion io and ceo matt rossen ringing that buzzer right now. today is monday, june 9. this is "today in the bay." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we'll take you live to the nasdaq where a few of us can finally afford apple's stock. >> what does this mean for you? we'll bring in bob redell joining us live outside apple headquarters in cupertino. bob? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, scott and kris. it means one share of stock is more affordable for the average investor when the stock closed on friday it was trading at

roughly $645. when the market just opened moments ago, it was at $92 and change because of the 7:1 stock split that went into effect yesterday. so for anyone who held stock on june 2nd, if you were a shareholder on that day, you received an additional six shares for every one share you own. so let's say you have 15 shares valued at roughly $10,000. your investment is still at roughly $10,000 but you now have 105 shares of apple stock. generally companies like apple do this when their stock price gets too high to build excitement in their stock among small investors who cannot afford it. we don't know if that was apple's intent here. it's possible the company wants to be included among the 30 stocks to make up the dow jones industrial average. this move would clear the way since the dow's 30 selection committee has only selected stocks with a share price below $300 a share. and clearly that puts apple into the range. now, apple has done 2 for 1 stock splits before.

the stock rose 2% in the first year after they split in '87. it plunged 57% after the stock split in 2000 and it rocketed 60% when the stock split nine years ago back in 2005. so what is it going to do today? we'll have you look at my apple iphone and i will tell you right now it is up a whole whoppi whopping .24%. >> did you have to go like this? >> the next thing will be to figure out where to hold the iphone as we get into our 40s. bob redell in cupertino. apple's ceo tim cook sent out this photo from austin, texas. the problem is if you can look closely, there's an imac there running windows. apparently cook didn't notice.

the half million twitter followers did. the photo has now gone viral. >> it would be like having one of our monitors showing something else. 6:33. time to check the forecast, but first we'll look live at san rafael. a lovely start to the day. traffic is not too bad. the weather is pretty hot. >> yeah, and you're welcome, by the way, apple. good morning to you. it's going to be hot out cupert. if you flay your cards right, you can beat the heat. we'll see the return of the cooling sea breeze, but this is all the cloud cover we have to show you this morning coming in from san bruno. our temperatures this morning are mostly in the 60s. it's nice and clear throughout most of your inland valleys already. that sun is blazing in and your temperatures are warm to start. this is easily going to boost the temps up towards record levels yet again today.

after all, we are not officially in summertime. that arrives on the 21st of this month. as we head throughout the day, this fog what has arrived is going to burn off pretty rapidly. then by 7:00 tonight, those clouds will increase and we have a comfortable evening shaping up at the coast. and you'll get a little bit of relief in your inland value lease. i'll take you through the hour-by-hour forecast as promised. 9:00 a.m. for the interior east bay, this is going to be the hot spot for today. you're at 72 degrees here. that's room temperature. by 9:00 a.m., that climb continues. and the hours you want to focus in on, noon to 6:00 p.m., temperatures will be in the 80s to low 90s. it will be really hot out there. and really want to avoid the hours of 3:00 to 4:00. that's the hottest point of the day. we are talking about 101 degrees. as the sun drops off, we get sunset at 8:30 this time of the year. 78 degrees is still going to be warm out there at 9:00 p.m., but you will notice the cooling breeze returning tonight. which means you may get a little bit of a break.

turn up the a.c. as we get a substantial break heading to the end of the week. here's where we are headed, a big cool down at the coast throughout the next couple of days. then by wednesday, the june gloom will settle in. how it looks in the seven-day forecast is coming up. mike, let's get up close and personal for a minute. i want to see your eyes. thank you. thank you for giving a girl what she wants on a monday. you can get off this and go to a live shot. people are eating breakfast and don't want to see that in the morning. over to 580, you want to see this, a nice, smooth drive with a sudden flow clearing up. no incidents in the chp report. we do see a smooth drive right where the top arrow is. we'll see this as they tap the brakes and disturb the flow. southbound 680 is moving smoothly through pleasanton and sunol. a lighter volume overall around the bay, but a little issue near the bay bridge toll plaza that you have to contend with a few more cars than you would expect

on this monday. it's summertime traffic, even though it is not the summer season officially. but a lot of schools are off. the last of the schools get off this weekend in many of the school districts. that's my kids i'm talking about. southbound 880 is slow from 238 past the san mateo bridge. that's all the drama on that side of the dumbo. north 887 we are showing a slowing. an earlier crash near 101 has cleared from the roadway. look at the live shot through san jose. northbound 101 is showing congestion there. that's the pattern we see for the morning commute. this slowdown will stick around for 87 to 85. >> so your kids are still in school so you have not heard, i'm bored yet. >> my daughter has a fever, so her promotion from kindergarten is tomorrow. so we are hoping that the fever gets under control. she has to have 24 hours without that. it looks to have broke last night, fingers crossed.

otherwise she has to do kindergarten all over again. >> so sad. >> just kidding. it is 6:36. still ahead, a james bond jailbreak in canada. we'll show you what we know about the helicopter that swooped down to the detention center and flew away with three inmates on board. and we'll take you back out live. that says hot, doesn't it? christina was saying all the tips she has for keeping everything cool. she's going to take a look at today's highs coming up in just a minute. new the morning the

pakistani taliban claims responsibility for the attack at the karachi airport. they say it was revenge after their leader was killed in a u.s. drone attack last year. they stormed the international terminal in karachi setting off explosions. the attack lasted five hours and comes weeks after a failed peace talk between the government and the pakistani taliban. right now a desperate search for dozens of students swept away by a river. rescuers are searching the h

himalayan river near manali. 25 students were taking pictures when the dam released a rush of water. the water came up so suddenly the students were caught without warning. >> a massive manhunt underway in quebec hours after three inmates escaped from a detention center and they got away in a helicopter. that landed right in the prison yard. three inmates jumped aboard and took off. two of the men were arrested in the drug bust four years ago and were awaiting trial. prison officials have not released any information about the third man. it's unclear if the helicopter was hijacked but we know it's the second time in 15 months a helicopter has been used to break prisoners out of canadian prisons. 6:41 now. coming up, clean shirts and maybe burned collars. new details about the overnight fire at a local dry cleaner. we'll show you whether your clothes are now scorched. and brotherly love for a cause. we'll tell you why a teenager

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tragedy in las vegas this morning. the entire community is trying to come to grips with the violent killings of three people including two police officers. >> and the question many are asking this morning is why. damian trujillo is here with this story. the police officers were just having lunch. >> we are waiting for las vegas police to identify the shooters in this case. we are getting reports the suspects may have belonged to a white supremacist group. this started before noon at a las vegas pizza place yesterday

when two officers were having lunch when the suspects, a man and a woman, approached them and shot them at point-blank range. one of the suspects was hurt saying, quote, this is a revolution. people are opening fire. the duo then took the officers' guns and ammunition and ran to a nearby walmart store where they allegedly killed an innocent bystander just inside the front door. when officers arrived, a gunfight before they say the couple completed an apparent suicide pact. >> a tragic day. it's a very, very difficult day. but we still have a community to police and we still have a community to protect. >> nbc's jay gray joins us live now from outside that walmart store in las vegas. jay, still a lot of unanswered questions, but we expect to get maybe some answers at 10:00 this morning. >> reporter: yeah, we hope so. that's when we'll hear from police next. look, this is a community still stunned, shocked at what

happened here. and really trying to grasp some understanding just like the police officers and investigators are here. and working through grief. the officers have lost two of their own. there was an innocent bystander that you talked about gunned down and killed as well. this is the front page of the "las vegas journal" today. if you read into the text of this, very interesting. police have spent a lot of time today at the apartment building four blocks from the shopping sent we are the couple lived, or the suspects in this case. it says neighbors tell the paper that they talked about anti-government views that they had and talked openly about white supremacy and a desire to kill police. so very disturbing information coming from that area. and again, we hope to hear more about that and some of the aspects of this investigation at 10:00 this morning when police are scheduled to speak about

what happened here. i can tell you being here throughout the night and into the early morning, they have been working here at the walmart around the clock. it's still lockeddown. it will be for quite some time. and they are going to go over this area with a fine-tune comb to make sure nothing is left unturned as they get to the bottom of what happened here. they also want to make sure this is not part of what could be a broader conspiracy. there's no indication at this point that that's the case, but again, at this early stage of the investigation, they are not ruling anything out. >> you have to worry about copy cats as well. thank you, jay gray, life at the scene there in las vegas. back to you. we'll be watching for the 10:00 press conference as well. thank you, damian. and time to check the forecast as we look live at downtown san jose. it looks a little hot. >> yes, it's going to be. one more day of hot? >> one more day of oppressive

heat. it's the kind of heat to put you in a bad mood by the end of the day. you may be in a bad mood getting off work and you just want to get home. and the heat does not help, but you can do yourself a solid favor by looking for shade when looking for the parking spot. it may be worth your while to take five to ten extra minutes for the perfect spot. that will keep you temperatures 10 to 20 degrees cooler this afternoon. that, my friends, is a luxury of parking in the shade. if you do not, it's going to be hot. give yourself a little extra time before you sit down on that hot leather. or else you might burn your buns. the pbay area has a little bit f fog. we are talking about a big spread. temperatures are about 30 degrees warmer out in the tri-valley versus the immediate coast. so the ocean beach side of san francisco only getting up to the low to mid-60s for today as the fog returns. it will be 77 degrees bayside.

and 101 out in the tri-valley. make sure you're ready for the heat. and it might be a nice thing to do, if you are working outdoors, drop off a water bottle. 88 degrees in the peninsula. grab yourself an extra water bottle out in the east bay. 101 for you. and 93 degrees out in the tri-valley and wine country where it will be the warmest today. cooling back to average by the end of the week. this is it. we'll steadily drop the numbers as we get into the next three days. so fortoday, san jose, the 90s. tomorrow, the 70s for wednesday to thursday. and then we'll boost the numbers up just a touch as we get into father's day weekend. so, we will see temperatures return to comfortable levels in a couple days. we just have to wait for that. something you don't have to wait for are giants, they are in town with us through father's day. that's day game on sunday. a great day to take dad to the ballpark. the a's will be home on sunday as well. look at the temperatures, comfortable levels for you.

we are watching the wind the next couple of nights, so make sure to grab the jacket if you're headed to the yard. let's check your drive with mike. certainly any wind at at&t park is much less to contend with than at the old stick, we know that for sure. here our manuals and automatics are flowing nicely northbound 101 north of 680. no crashes reported through the area, but that is when all the folks are hitting the roadway and are meeting at the interchange. that's a slower drive from the capital expressway up to the airport. northbound 280 and 85 are building over the last ten mi h minutes. the rest of the commute is slow through livermore near the dublin interchange focusing southbound on 680 showing the volume building through sunol. slowing down into fremont, but nothing dramatic. over here as you would expect, a lighter flow off westbound 580. a gentle build through hayward and union city. gentle traffic in union city. and near the san mateo bridge,

we have a sudden slowdown with the traffic dragging now. but that's better than five minutes ago. no crashes on the span. every one is hitting the focal point. back to the map, the rest of the traffic along 880 out to the bay bridge toll plaza, 58 is looking good through downtown with your slowing for the east shore freeway. that's west 580 off the san rafael bridge. we'll look at the berkeley curve slowing a bit, but it is not until you get to the curve that it is slow for 580. and westbound off 24 you see the cars approaching the tollway itself. thank you, mike. new this morning an overnight fire in san francisco damaged a dry cleaner business in the city's bay view district. this is near the intersection of 3rd street and hudson avenue. when fires arrived, the flames

were so intense they called for backup but they were able to confine the fire to the dry cleaners and saved a sandwich stop next door. right now investigators are trying to figure out if anyone lived above the dry cleaners, but at this point it appears no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. also new this morning, a woman was taken away in an ambulance after she was hit by an oakland police suv. witnesses say the woman was crossing international boulevard near 84th avenue last night when she was hit. the officer's lights and sirens were off but so far no confirmation from the department. the woman was taken to the hospital complaining about pain in her arm. the officer was not hurt. it's unclear whether the officer was headed to a call when that crash occurred. 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 car crash in west oakland. stephanie chuang is live in oakland and the mayor says this is not a case of distracted driving and says she will prove

it. >> reporter: that's right, kris, good morning. the mayor says she'll prove it through cell phone records that she'll give to police, but witnesses telling us that regardless of whether she was on her cell phone at the time, it appears she ran a red light. officially, police here in the traffic division at oakland police headquarters still have to determine who was at fault. there's cell phone video captured after the crash at 5:30 last night in west oakland. and it appears that mayor quan in green is checking on the people in the other car, a woman and a 14-year-old boy. the mayor was driving alone in her lexus suv when her car collided with a nissan on 26th street. this accident coming just days after pictures surfaced of the mayor talking on her cell phone while driving. as for last night's crash, one witness didn't see if the mayor was on her phone but added she was not paying attention. >> she was completely distracted. she was looking down, was not looking at the road.

so i don't think she noticed that the light had turned red. >> reporter: now mayor quan put out a statement last night on social media writing, i am also submitting my phone records to the investigators which will confirm i was not on my phone at the time. i'm grateful that nobody was reported injured. please stay safe out there and look out for one another. however, the other driver in the crash told us that her back hurt and that she was going to the hospital along with her 14-year-old nephew as a precaution. the mayor was not injured. mayor quan saying she was going from one community event to another when the crash happened when the car hit her suv. that remains to be seen. what appears to be a minor collision could be a substantial problem as the mayor is seeking re-election this fall. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> it will be interesting to see what the phone records say. the i mayor chuck reed is

going to be supporting sam liccardo. he will face santa clara's supervisor dave cortese in the election this november. a review of construction records and e-mail from the company that built the bay bridge found that we'll probably be spending millions of dollars on repairs in the years to come. according to a report by the sacramento bee, the department of transportation picked a chinese company to build the bridge despite the fact the companied that no experience building bridges. the paper says officials apparently thought the company would work faster and cost about $250 million less than the next lowest bidder, but the report also found that in order to get the work done quickly some of it did not meet code and will probably have to be fixed down the road. the department is still defending its decision. the price of apple stocks dropped significantly this morning, but nobody is panicking. >> bob redell is live outside apple headquarters in cupertino. starting today, shares will only

be worth 1/7 of the price, but that's not a bad thing. >> reporter: well, look at what it closed at, apple's stock on friday there, kris and scott, around $645 a share. a pretty fairly pricey investment. well, this morning it opened at around $92 and change. and that's because of a 7:1 stock split that the company put into effect yesterday. so anyone who is a shareholder of owning stock on june 2nd will receive an additional six chairs of stock for every one share they held. so if you had 15 shares earlier that rallied near $10,000, now you have 105 shares of apple stock but your investment is still around $10,000. now, companies like apple generally do this to build excitement in their stock among small investors who might not have been able to afford it before. we don't know if that's the case. that's why the stock split may have happened at this time.

and they may have wanted to be included in the stocks that make up the 30 dow jones industrial average. apple is now at a reasonable price of $92 and change. this is the fourth stock split in apple's history. the previous three were 2:1 splits. one time the stock jumped around 2%. the other time it went up 60%. and a third time it plunged 57%. so this morning you can take a look. it is up maybe, i believe, .23%. so if you listened to me 20 minutes ago when i said buy, buy, buy, you clearly lost out on this opportunity because it is skyrocketing. >> makes sense to me. >> reporter: a blind chimpanzee with a dart board would be doing better than me. >> bob redell out in cupertino.

thank you. 6:57 now. time for one final check of the day's top stories. deputies in sonoma county say two teenagers used a stolen card, credit card, to rent this orange card and a multimillion vacation home. investigators say the suspects paid $27,000 to rent that home. three people including two police officers gunned down in a shooting spree in las vegas. the shooters, a man and a woman, also dead as part of an apparent suicide attack. we are waiting for las vegas police to identify the shooters and are getting reports the suspects may have belonged to a white supremacist group. the pakistani taliban claiming responsibility for a deadly attack that left more than 18 people killed yesterday at the karachi airport. the group says the attack was revenge for a leader who was killed in a u.s. drone strike last year. and finally this morning, brotherly love in michigan. a 14-year-old hunter gante

walked 40 miles from his home to the university of michigan and he carried his 7-year-old brother braden on his back the whole time. >> braden has cerebral palsy and cannot walk on his own without a walker, so hunter did the walk to raise awareness for the disorder to give his brother bragging rights. >> isn't that fantastic? an old phra that is adorable. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." we are back at 7:25 with live local news updates. >> and don't forget to join us for "nbc bay area news" at 11:00. all your information is at nbcbayarea.com. have a terrific and hot monday. >> stay cool.

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