from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> and good monday morning to you, it is 4:30 a.m., i'm seth -- sam brock. >> let's first say good monday morning and check that forecast. >> hey, good morning to you, new workweek, new forecast, i think you're going to like it. i don't think you're going to have to use your ac at all across the bay area, that's because we're getting that beautiful, natural cooling all the way inland this morning. the dool ocean breeze will bring the ocean air in all day lock. temperatures running about 10 degrees below average for this time of year.

that means 71 for the suite bay, 74 in the east bay and just 59 degrees. that's it for today out in san francisco. we are going to warm up and warm up rapidly. right thousand though, we gave mike the day off, he's sick unfortunately. we miss you, but we're going to cover traffic, double duty this morning. all is clear right now in terms of accidents. no major problems right now. there's a little construction. we'll tell you about that and i have a great detour in a bit. right now back to you with the top stories of the day. new this morning, investigators looking through two burned homes in san francisco this morning trying to figure out what caused them to go up in flames overnight. fire started outside the front door, the second story home and quickly spread to a neighboring building. fur people are evacuated and getting help from the red cross and people were treated for minor injuries. crews had to call for backup and were able to put out the flames in 20 minutes. the homes located in the amazon

neighborhood near interstate 280. investigators have not figured out how the fire started and say it is suspicious. now to a developing story, dozens of extremists with automatic weapons, in fact small kenyan for hours. sprayed bullets into the streets. this all started last night around 8:00 as people watched world cup matches on tv. it lasted through the night and now bodies are still being collected from neighborhoods. at least 48 people died. more than 25 were hurt. pakistan, few hours away from the country's board we are somalia where kenya has troops clashing with al qaeda-linked militants. ten militants were killed today, this in that country. the latest in a full-scale military operation launched yesterday to drive militants out of the region. the operation was launched just days after insurgents attacked the country's biggest arnt last

week. the prime minister is expected to address the nation later today. also developing this morning, al qaeda-linked militants have captured another town as they try to take over iraq. the town of televon fell just before dawn. 250 mimes north of baghdad. the residents confirmed its capture. militants from the islamic state of iraq are known as icl. video from iraq's defense minister released yesterday reportedly showed aerial assaults north of baghdad. defense ministry statement said cachets were destroyed in a large number. additional military personnel have been sent to protect the u.s. embassy and employees have been moved to more stable areas. three u.s. ships are waiting for instruction in the persian gulf. secretary of state john kerry is calling for allies in the region

to play. republicans blame president obama. >> this administration from secretary clinton to president obama has repeatedly understatemented -- estimated the threats by america. we need air power immediately to stop the advance towards baghdad. >> president obama is leaving southern california this morning in the men time to head back to washington to figure out how to stop the crisis in iraq. the white house said president obama got several updates. he's been staying with friends and family in the springs palm area. surveillance and gathering and strikes using drones or aircraft. spain says police there have arrested eight people who recruited fighters for the isis. a person who lives in spain but previously been jailed in guantanamo bay after being arrested in afghanistan in 2001. we'll bring you updates on this

developing situation in iraq all morning long. any time we are not on air, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. two people including a teenager are accused of killing a south bay man in a case of road rage. the 17-year-old and 23-year-old killed a man at the intersection of center and talla. police just released the information last night. investigators say the two suspects got into a car crash just blocks from his home. when he got out to talk the suspects, they reportedly shot him several times. earlier this month, we talked to the victim's wife about the shooting. >> wants people to know that her husband was a good husband, good father. he's the only breadwinner in the family. he's the one that brings in the financial support for the entire family. >> police do not think he knew the suspects. the santa clara dlikt attorney's office plans to charge the

17-year-old as an adult. unsettling news from the peninsula. investigators are looking into what killed a man who was found dead inside of his stanford dorm. he was found in a building on mayfield avenue on the stanford campus. now according to the mercury news, someone dimed 911 when they found this man unconscious. he was declared dead at the scene. it is unclear whether he lived in the dorm or was visiting. investigators have not released the isolate and are working to determine the cause of death. two people wanted for pistol-whipping a man in san francisco are on the loose. yesterday morning the two men walked up to the man who just parked his car not far from south san francisco's caltrans station. the man told police the men were wearing masks and armed with shotguns and pistols. the men reportedly bashed him in the head with the head of a handgun. the victim was in the back seat of the car when he came to. 14 of the 16 people that were picked up in a wide

reaching bay area gang sweep may be entering pleas in court today. the suspected gang members faced numerous serious charges including murders in east palo alto and east san francisco. accused of attempted robbery, gun running, and gun offenses. some date back to 2012. an 18 month long investigation including wiretaps and 80 search warrants. happening right now, crews in central california placed themselves between a small community near bakersfield and a wild fire that has been burning out of control since friday. nearly 500 homes near wooled for heights have been evacuated. it is wedged between lake isabella and the fire. it started on friday, its burned more than 2,000 acres of land. only 10% contained this morning. it has burned two buildings and threatening hundreds of others. firefighters in the bay area have been kept on their toes too as small fires broke out all

around the area this weekend. the fire department said fire conditions and dry fume are three months ahead of schedule right knew. ahead of normal i should say. this fire in the borders force scorched five acres yesterday. firefighters said the flames were heading towards heatherstone drive and the crews managed to extinguish that quickly. urn toing now to the microclimate forecast. live look outside in san jose this morning. waiting for the sun's arrival. let's take a peek at san francisco as well. nice look around the water. let's see what we're in store for this morning, let's check the forecast. >> hard to tell from those images, but luckily we have a resident expert. >> sam and laura, the good news is we kick off summer as we get into this saturday. sun's coming up earlier. that dark picture is going to change right before our eyes as we head through the next half hour. thanks for waking up with us, we have a lot to go over this morning. 55 to kick off the day. in san jose, you're starting

off, my friends in san martino, chilly out there, but not too bad. it feels comfortable. temperatures this time of year are usually in the low 80s in the south bay today, right around 74 degrees. the warm spot. it's going to be cooler than average. courtesy of the low clouds coming in. you're going to lose that later on this week. for today, mostly expecting your valleys in the hot spots and up in the 70s, then as we get into wednesday, trade this in for the 90s. it's going to get warm rapidly. to want make sure, also double duty today. mike is sick unfortunately. we have your drive covered. right now free and clear everywhere. there is a couple of construction delays that could slow you down. you have one closed through the area this morning, try to get to the golden gate bridge, take 25th to lincoln to avoid that closure. right now back to you sam and laura. >> we're appreciative of that. pulling double duty, that's not easy.

it's 4:39 right now. negotiations could continue today. operators won't get raises if they don't come to an agreement. negotiations were called off on wednesday because the the two sides couldn't come to terms. union and the transportation agency have been talking ever since drivers held a three-day sickout earlier this morning. >> definitely something to keep an eye on. still ahead this morning on "today in the bay." the budget headed to the governor's desk this morning. details still to come. plus more problems with checkouts at target. this time it wasn't an accident. what caused people to wait in long lines. nbc bay area honored with three national awards for kblens in breaking news coverage. featured reporting and public service and television journalism all from the society of professional journalists, nbc bay area, we investigate.

you're watching "today in the bay." >> and a very good monday morning to you. light traffic on the bay bridge approach so far this morning. we'll keep checking that morning commute for you and of course the days and weeks forecast. it is 4:43 right now. israeli troops use explosive to force they way into a home in the west bank as they ramped up the search for three missing

teenagers. the home belongs to a family known for its ties to the palestinian islamist group hamas. militants are accused of kidnapping the teenagers last thursday. one of the teens is reportedly an israeli-american citizen. the army spent much of the night doing door to door searches. arresting 80 palestinians overnight. russia cut gas supplies to ukraine this morning. overnight a payment deadline passed and negotiators failed to reach a deal on gas prices and unpaid bills amid fighting in eastern ukraine. the decision does not affect the gas flow to europe, but it could disrupt the energy supply to the region if the issue is not resolved. somber ceremony will mark the 150th anniversary of arlg ton national ceremony today. the site was designated a military cemetery on june 15th, 1864. politicians and other lead lers take part in a wreath-laying

ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier a little bit later this morning. state budget is on its way to governor brown's desk this morning after it was passed by the assembly and it senate just hours before the deadline. the $108 billion budgets was passed mostly along party lines. calls for programs supporting preschool, home care givers, and well favor to work grants as well as using 25% of cap and trade revenue for the controversial high speed rail program. also paying down state's debts and building up a fund. senate president steinberg says it's a turn around from what seems like an ir surmountable debt. >> nothing is ever perfect, we're a nation state hereafter all, but we're in better shape than we were several years ago. >> assembly member richard gordon was happy to cast his vote in support of the budget which also includes the self-generating incentive

program. that will attract investment, innovation, and green jobs here in california. the uncertainty in iraq is driving down the narcotics for that and the rest of the news before the bell. we are live in world headquarters, good morning, jackie. >> good morning to you, sam, we are watching the futures here pointing to a lower open on "wake up with al" street as investors continues to focus their attention on iraq. we saw the dow snapping a three-week win streak. oil prices of course are in focus too, they rose 4% last week partly on the iraq needs. above $107 a barrel today. meantime we get economic data on manufacturing and housing and traders are also going to be watching the fed which kicks off a two-day meeting tomorrow. the dow rose 41 points on friday but fell nearly 1% for the week. its worse since april. nasdaq closing 14 points on friday. target saying that a glitch in fits checkout system is not

related to any security issues. customers took to social media last night to complain about delays and long lines at stores across the country after registers went down. customers in five states including new york and california tweeted that debit card payments were not working. forcing them to pay cash. and finally it morning, starbucks offering workers help towards getting their degree. teaming up with arizona state to provide online classes in everything from business to engineering. workers will get partial tuition and full tuition for the rest. any employee who works more than 20 hours will be eligible. talk about a perk, back to you guys. >> thanks. >> i'll take that, thank you, jackie. dower look on wall street, things could be picking up in the skies. it might be a bright forecast. we'll find out. >> always when christina's around. >> rose-colored glasses. i do weather in the bay area, my job, pretty delightful, most of the time.

as you know, that time of year where we really, really have it well off for the state of california. southern california gets really hot this time of year. we don't get that hot, we'll see a couple heat waves, even the one we have coming our way this week though. not that impressive. mid-90s at best, drop you off wednesday. peak, dropping you through the weekend. for today, much cooler than average. really beautiful day coming your way, bay area. we're going to get the low clouds, settling in all day long. mix of sun and clouds by about 11:00 a.m., then the entire bay area will clear out of here by about lunchtime. cool, ocean breeze will persist. that'll keep us comfortable later on this evening. i hope the dads had a fantastic father's day. temperatures like this, 73 degrees for the peninsula. 71 on the south bay, and 59 degrees in san francisco today. you will need your jacket, of course you're in the bay area, you get all that variety when it comes to our microclimate. let's talk about the difference throughout the week between san

jose and san francisco. we're in the 80s as of wednesday, upper 60s for you, another treat. getting close to 70 degrees in the city by wednesday. we'll be a little bit warm. use your ac in san jose by wednesday, we're going to cool you right back down as we get into the first official weekend of summer time. we kick off summer on saturday. so that's looking good. idea of what this looks like on a bar graph, we'll peek on wednesday, slowing dropping out in the tri-valley to saturday. not too bad at all. now when it comes to traffic, mike has the day off. we received board of a crash on 880. we'll have details on that in a minute. >> thank you, christina. little girl injured in a dog mauling was asked to leave a kfc restaurant. now the chain is launching an investigation. these are photos from a facebook page from three-year-old victoria wilcher. a kfc employee asked the girl to leave the restaurant in jackson,

mississippi, because her facial injuries disturbed other customers. kfc will give $30,000 to the girl to use towards medical bills. >> i hope she's doing okay. a pilot who typically flies sky divers fgs forced to make his jump out of necessity. he was on his fourth run of the day, nearly 12,000 feet above the air when the ground i should say when the trouble started near the missouri-illinois border. he says the last sky diver to jump from his plane damaged a piece that controls the aircraft's ability to go up and down. for the next ten minutes, he fought to com the zest in a as he tried to make it back to the airport. herlsed hafs not going to happen, he decided to bail. luckily already wearing a parachute thanks to company policy. >> i jumped out of the aircraft, it was at 2,000 feet. i only had 1,500 feet left to the ground. when i jumped out, the plane spiralled and crashed. the wind carried me and i landed

in the soybean field over here. >> he was not injured. however the plane was destroyed on impact. it crashed into an empty field. and that is why you always wear your parachute. >> even right now. >> are you wearing one right now? still ahead, new dad, he certainly steals the show on father's day, his amazing catch. in the meantime, 4:51 on your monday morning, live look right now at 101 running through san ra fell, not too much drivers out yet. don't worry, that'll change. coming up right after the break.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back, time is just about 4:54 on your monday. live look right now at odot coliseum on the left and at&t park on the right. the a's pounding the yankees yesterday, 10-5. they'll take on the rangers tonight in their home ground. meantime the giants have a much-needed day off after dropping three straight to the rockies. they looked snake bitten this week. they'll pick up tomorrow against the white sox. the play of the game yesterday did not belong to anybody that was actually on the field. instead it was a dad in the stands who stole the show on father's day. >> troy homers to left center field, and a fan holding a baby in his right arm, reaches up and makes the bare handed grab with his left hand. yeah, that's pretty impressive

there. makes the catch and simply continues walking back to his seat while everyone around him cheers him on. >> that's talent. >> that would be the definition of multitask lg. you're a mother of three young children. >> i wouldn't have an arm left. i need an extra arm for all the babies i have. spurs fans sleeping in a little later this morning after spending most of the night celebrating the team's fifth nba championship. after the spurs win over the miami heat, thousands of cheering fans hit the streets of downtown san antonio. many waving flakes and banners. some jumping on top of cars. it appears everything was peaceful for the most part. no word yet on any arrests. just a thumping out there in san antonio. the u.s. officially kicks off its 2014 world cup run this afternoon against ghana. this as the brazilian city hosting the match is under a flood alert. officials made that announcement

over the weekend after days of heavy rains. you can see some of the damage left behind so far nobody is hurt. weather could play a role when the two teams hit the field today at 3:00 our time. fans here in the bay area can stay dry watching the action at one of several watch parties. many fans will gather at jack's barn lounge in san jose. and that's in the japan town district. and san francisco, team on team usa on mc teague saloon on polk street. i want to the check, not the forecast, i have to get it straight, traffic this morning. this is connected to the forecast, christina's helping us out. >> thank you, thank you very much. i'll be doing traffic and weather together my friends. you know what, we've got a good-looking drive for you this morning. traffic and weather are making an impact together. we've got wind to tell you about on the bay bridge, travel cautiously over there. lefts get to the maps and show you what we are working with. lots of green this morning. althoughly tell you on my drive

into work this morning at about 3:30. a lot more cars than we typically see. take it easy out there. never know what people are doing when they stay up late. le -- 880 northbound, blocked by a tractor-trailer, crews on the scene. more good news to tell you about on monday morning, that's what you want, bay bridgele to plaza looking good. we will let you know the minute they are turned on. hopefully we'll see a lighter drive because kids are off for the summer as of this week guys, back to you. >> big weekend too, could be sluggishness on the roadway as we will have to see. 4:57 on your monday. attacking a student in a wheelchair and arrested. what's next for the school's security guard. plus a late night move by state lawmakers to approve a budget. how it'll lead to changes on the golden gate bridge. that's where we come in. we've helped over 8 million people find the right dentist,

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escalating violence in iraq forces the vacation of the u.s. embassy in baghdad. we'll tell you how soon president obama could act. plus up in flames. we'll tell you how much cash is being offered to catch the person responsible for this playground fire. and it's the last monday of spring. we officially kick off summer on saturday, but we're going cool you down today. ten degrees cooler than average. your full forecast in moments. you learn something new every day. the last day in spring, 5:00 on your monday, live look outside. it is monday, june the 16th, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." very good morning to you, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. militants claiming more control in a mass evacuation from the u.s. embassy in baghdad. here