and good monday morning to you, welcome to the first week of summer. today it's going to be comfortable out there. i can tell you though, we are actually tracking a rare chance for rain later on this week. we'll time it out to the your doorstep coming up in your microclimate weather forecast. not so rare, the backups at the toll plaza. we have a tough visibility, that affects your drive and the update on the crash in the peninsula. live look outside, today is monday, june 23rd, and this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good monday morning to you, thanks for joining us i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. for the second time this year, someone died at the same san jose intersection after trying to dart across vta tracks in front of a train. >> "today in the bay's" reporter

live in the area where it happened. witnesses say last night's victim was chasing his dog? >> reporter: that's right. a friend of the victim just talked to me a few moments ago, and that friend says the man killed was walking a neighbor's dog when the animal ran away. he ran after it to get the dog off the tracks. and of course, tragedy happened. vta train then struck and killed him around 9:00 p.m. near the baskin station close to the intersection of the expressway and stokes street. the friend said the victim suffered a brain injury at a previous accident and may not have had the full ability to react quickly. about a dozen passengers were on the train, they were not hurt, but had to be bussed to their destination. it caused major delays overnight on the winchester line. this morning they appear to be back on track. last night's train was not able to stop in time. >> we are relying on the san

jose police department to conduct the investigation. we as part of our normal procedure will take the operator for testing, and we will impound the train. >> reporter: the victim is the second person to die at this intersection. in january, 14-year-old danica garcia was hit and killed by a light rail as she biked to school. people left candles and signs at the crossing at that time. and back here live, the same is being done here, candles and flowers are set up to remember the victim. the man's identity has not been released yet, but near this memorial, look up at the sign here, there's a sign that warns people to look both ways before crossing and of course sometimes whp you're chasing after a dog, you just can't see those. meanwhile, that dog is okay, the owner of that dog is saying to friend around here that she just

feels really bad that she had this man walk the dog for her. live in san jose, "today in the bay." >> wow, very sad, thank you very much. at 6:20, new this morning, secretary of state john kerry in iraq why where he hopes the meeting with the prime minister can help bring the country back from the brink of civil war. u.s. officials say kerry is not there to get the prime minister to resign. though there have been calls for a new leader who could bring shiites and sunnis together. kerry will also meet with sunni and kurdish leaders. coming up in 30e minutes, "today in the bay's" tracy potts will have the latest on the crisis in iraq from washington. convicted child molester jersey sandusky back in the headlines this morning. find out more about the investigation that led up to his arrest. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez will one of the questions to be answered, were politics at play, kris? >> reporter: hi scott, jerry sandusky went years after the

first victim came forward. the head of the investigation was running for governor at the time. jerry sandusky is serving a 30-60 year sentence for sexual assaulting ten boys. taetd's pennsylvania attorney general plans to release that comprehensive account. kathleen cain vowed during her campaign to review the case, repeatedly questioning why it took three years for charges to be filed against jerry sandusky. she argued that her predecessor took too long and wasted time while a suspected serial abuser remained free. one of those predecessors is current governor tom corbit who was the attorney general at the time and thus in charge of the investigation. as sandusky's trial, an investigator said that the investigation started all the way back in 2008. sandusky was not arrested until 2011. the sources familiar with the report say there was reason for prosecutors to take their time that the first witnesses testimony might not have been strong enough to convict the former coach.

that's according to to the "philadelphia inquirer." now the man who was the penn state president and two other administrators are awaiting trial on allegations that they miss led or lied to the grand jury in this case. governor tom corbit is running for a second term as governor. than report is a long time coming. it was ordered in february of last year. we expect to hear more about it at 7:30 this morning, scott. >> kris, dhaung. 6:05, federal investigators are in the bay area this morning looking into the a deadly plane crash in livermore. jerry parker died when he jumped out of his plane right before it crashed. the plane took off from livermore municipal airport just before 5:00 on saturday. witnesses say a few minutes later, the plane caught fire and went down. the crash started a brush fire north of 580. burned about one and a half acres before crews put it out. the tide may be turning against ocean front landowners who try to block public access to beaches. for the first time the

california coastal commission can now fine property owners who intentionally impede access. in the past, the commission could only take violators to court and had limited resources to be effective. now, the burden shifts from the commissions to the property owner. >> so before i could say okay, you're doing something wrong, we think, they'd get into a long, protracted court argument, the judge would throw his or her hand up and say i don't know what these guys are talking about. nop clarity here. all that's gone now. >> beach access is at the center of a dispute involving martins beach near half-moon bay where a land owner is accused of installing a locked gate to deny beach access. that case is now before a judge. 6:06, time to check the forecast as we give you a live look outside foster sympathy morning, can you make it out? haze to start out monday morning. feels great sometimes on a monday. clear things it up with christina loren. >> hey good morning to you, yeah the low clouds are going to

clear rapid i did for today -- rapidly for today. they are just starting to roll in. we have a good looking date shaping up as we enter the first monday of your summer. as we get into the further bark of the week, i can tell you right now one we have big changes coming your way, today, tomorrow, nice, feeling like summer. right on average for this time of year. overall things are going to change. we have showers coming in as we get into the midsection of your workweek. good morning to you, thanks for joining us. as laura pointed out mondays can be tough, but you know what, the weather is on your side this morning. we're going to check on your drive with mike in a moment. about ten minutes, it was on your side. 64 degrees in san francisco today, 86 for the east bay and you'll have about 80 degrees in the south bay. it'll be comfortable yet again similar to yesterday. and then we're going to bring in the changes as we head deeper into the week. weather headlines tell the story of the week. pleasant day today, temperatures are going to spike tomorrow, climbing by about five to ten

degrees for most spots. even right at the water, right by the beach, temperatures are going to get warm tomorrow. before we bring showers into the forecast, those will move in as wet head through the midsection of your week. really only bullseyeing the north part of the bay area. definitely possible. i'm going show you where and when coming up in the next report. mike is back, let's check in on your drive. >> instead of them being sick, that's work, better than being sick. over here look at the san may day owe bridge where there is better than a lot of mornings. you see the sign lit up on the right. you see something about a crash. if you get into a crash, pull over, no problems on the bridge. 92, just there at 280 and 92. involving a deer and we had some activity in the lanes, but it sound and looks like everything is moving smoothly. i wanted to point that out, same

thing from 101 flu the same area. looks nice into the construction zone southbound towards university. the rest of the bay, look at that, pretty predictable pattern. we'll talk about the rails. we just got word that they have a major delay system wide. reports of some sort of problem on the tracks between emeryville and oakland. that'll be an issue, that's capitol corridor, over the bart trains are moving smoothly and no problems getting into san francisco. all those rams are moving on schedule. looking over towards the tri-valley, typical pattern here and debris reported around the area, but no problems on our live camera shot. we'll check that out again when i get back to the desk. backup here, we see that they're looking nicely, no problems there. there's no problem, they're impeding the view from the camera of the bridge itself. when you're on the bridge, the and drive aez visibility, you're all right, don't be alarmed. we see the fog drifts around, we'll let you see if there's any

problems. still ahead "today in the bay," unleash the hounds. coming up we're going to tell you which bay area city letting the dogs out. at least for a year. >> you need a trumpet or something. unleash the hound. let the dogs run free. taking a live look outside overlook the south bay, san jose this morning, look at the haze starting out our bay area morning. that's okay, it's going to burn off later. we'll keep checking the forecast with christina, stick around, a lot more news ahead. nbc bay area, honored with excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and public service nor television journalism. all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate.

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that sweet stride and temperatures are going to be comfortable every single day this week. you'll notice though on thursday, had to use the rain icon for san francisco. i will show you if your city is expecting showers. and we'll talk about some changes, pretty significant coming to your microclimate this week. she pulled out the rain icon. we had icon for debris here west 580. strask moving smoothly whereby but i'm still on the lookout for what is an issue. chp says there's some kind of deaf brie. we'll bring you more details that has comes in. and wooem talk about the slowing as well, coming up. here's a look at today's top stories. people are leaving flowers and candles at the intersection whereby a man was hit and killed by a light rail train in san jose. happened late last night right next to the baskin station. investigators say he was running after a dog when he was hit. the man accused of opening fire at a seattle university could enter a plea in court today. prosecutors say they'll seek a

life sentence for erin evara. he walked on to seattle pacific university and killed a student before he was taken into custody. right now hazmat crews carefully going through a suspected meth lab. five los angeles police officers were rushed to the hospital after they were exposed to chemicals inside a building. the suspect was also hospitalized. tonight palo alto city leaders will talk about an ordnance prohibiting feeding wildlife and ferrell animals in city parks and open spaces. it's the second reading after the council approved the initial plan. tonight's meet willing start at 7:00. right now mountain view, dog owners allowed to let their pets run free without a leash at some parts. the pilot program is in effect at six parks with designated off leash areas. stephanie chuang joins us live this morning, how's it sitting with people so far? not much company with people behind you. >> reporter: good morning to you

both, so far quite, not many folks out here yet. you can bring dogs out starting now and not run the risk of getting citation. that patch of grass is where you can do that. this is popular for a lot of people, cyclists, walkers, roller bladers, tennis court, people working out already over there. there's a baseball field here and patch of grass where kids play soccer. it'll show leaders here in mountain view if people and off leash dogs can share the space safely. most people, 67% of the 750 who responded liked this idea of the unfenced area where dogs could run free. before council members approve the plan, this will be hosted in february. dog owners, there's split. some say with such limited land in the city, this will keep people happy. others say they can let their dogs run free, but they won't. >> it's hard because when you

live in a place without a backyard and you have to keep your dog on leash all the time. >> i assume people know that if their dog is dangerous to children they would be keeping them on leash. >> reporter: that remains to be seen. the city says it'll post permanent signs in a few months in addition to dog bag dispensers. at the six parks, they run weekdays 6:00 to 10:00 in the morning. some parks have additional hours so back here live, check signs like this one, the city posted laminated -- laminated signs. this will keep your dog under voice control and have the plastic dags. the signs are at all six of the parks. live in mountain view, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> i think it's time to get you a fur friend my friend. >> reporter: i'm sorry? >> pretend to not hear. >> too early. >> thanks steph. >> now keeping dogs under control, my dog murphy, forget

it. let's check the forecast as we give you a live look at san jose, any day's a good day to take your dog for a walk. >> your dog murphy. >> mine's chip. >> and i have whisky and money. >> you got whisky and money. >> what more do i need? one of them in college, the other one was a rescue from oakland. her name was honey bun, we renamed her money. you know what, i can tell you if you want to adopt a dog, they have amazing animals at the oakland animal services, it's always a great, great place to check out if you want to adopt an animal. 56 degrees in san francisco right now. what a great-looking day shaping a up for dog walking, bike riding, whatever you like to do outdoors. not too hot out there, but i can tell you, we have changes in the works. just 72 hours away from possible rain showers here in the bay area. so we'll show you this on the future cast in just a moment.

first let's talk about what your microclimates are headed for today. coolest weather as per usual, you head to the coast, 64 degrees. lots of cloud cover in san francisco, just up the road in santa rosa, you're going to be about 20 degrees warmer in the mid-80s for today with the cloud cover burning off up in the north bay. right around 9:00 a.m. this morning, but hey, 80 address, not a bad way to finish off the day in the south bay. 78 degrees for the peninsula. mid to low 60s today at the coast and in san francisco, bring that coat with you if you're headed to work out there. 69 for the east shore and 88 degrees. out in the north bay, what a great weekend for nascar out there. now as we head throughout the next couple days, we're going to drop off temperatures, bring in showers potentially late wednesday into thursday. now the whole bay area's fair game for drizzle and soupy conditions, but what when it comes to the organized potentially measurable precipitation we're counting on that north of the golden gate brinl. you can see the clouds increasing, really thick as we

come back wednesday morning. the best chance for rain comes into the mix as we head through thursday in early friday. let's check your drive, here's mike inouye. >> the dublin camera, this is the same speed as far as the flow of traffic. this stretch, we know it's building the volume. let's get a look at the map. we have reports that the debris and now finally reported by chp. tire shredded up in the roadway. right two lanes headed towards the dublin interchange, we didn't see the activity on the live camera, we showed you, we see slowing coming through that area. watch it, there may be a traffic break, but it's unleekly it's going to break up. there's a slower drive developing, and now slow south 680, your typical pattern, but 84 showing a good volume. that is a little more congested around the area. the south bay, smoother drive and 101 starts or it clear up right here at 680, but we have a slower drive north 101, north 87 towards 880.

reports of fender bender there. we'll track that. just happened here. live look where we had the slow down and we'll the traffic flows nicely from 680 to 280. and toward the airport without arm problem. back to your maps. we're showing you the rest of the bay which shows a predictable flow. san mateo bridge moving nicely in both directions between the city and the south bay. getting into the city, we have the bay bridge, backup at the toll plaza. slow west 5le 0 through the maize. but the feeling is nice, 50s, 45 at the very worst. driving through the north bay as well. southbound to 101, across the golden gate bridge. live look at the golden gate bridge shows you as we're watching, there's haze. the bridge view is just fine. of the bridge and of the north bay from the city, that's a little bit of a problem. that's okay because it's further than you need to see, back to you. >> thanks a lot. it's i6 20,less than an

hour, san francisco will become the set for the it show created by netflix. filming on location for a new series called sense 8. the shee is reportedly about a group of people who are hunted by an evil something in. not quite clear exactly what. sense 8 was supposed to come out this year, now it looks like its been pushed to 2015. 6:21, still ahead on "today in the bay." controversial comments coming out, we'll tell you why hilary clinton says she and bill really not truly well off. let's take you back out live to san francisco and some of the fog that mike was talking about. you can barely see the power there. -- tower there. forecast coming up in just a bit.

new this morning, journalists now slapped with seven year sentences in egypt. the courts found two al jha zeer ra journalists publishing live to support the muslim border. they are now classified as a terror group. the verdict is a blow to freedom of expression because the prosecution provided very little evidence in this case. the journalists were arrested after police raided their offices in cairo last december. bowe bergdahl one step closer to going home this morning. he's been moved and now getting outpatient care at a texas military base. the army says the next step in

bergdahl's reintegration sprosz to get him exposure to more people and increase social interaction. bergdahl was freed by the taliban last month after spending five years in captivity in san francisco. the army is investigating the circumstances of bergdahl's capture and will not be questioninged until recovery is complete. supreme court could rule on cases this morning. affordable care act and the future of broadcast television. first the court could release a decision about hobby lobby's religious objections to the affordable care act. the company does not want birth control coverage included in basic health care plans, even though the affordable care act calls for it. and we could find out if a judge is going to stop areo, a company that charges customers 8 a month to watch any broadcast television, network live or recorded, broadcast networks say areo takes free programs on the

air and sells them without, sells access to them rather without paying for the right to do so. hilary clinton facing more scrutiny after revealing possibly too much about her personal finance. in response to a question from the "guardian" about income equality. they don't see me as part of the problem because we pay ordinary income tax unlike a lot of people truly well off, not to name names and we've done it through dents of hard work. a couple of ways, the clinton supporters say the quote was a dig at former presidential candidate mitt romney who kept millions in offshore accounts to avoid paying some taxes. the guardian said clinton gets about $200,000 per speaking engagement. 6:26 right now, still ahead, pulled from the water. why five rowers were rescued during a major competition out in the ocean. plus truckers threaten to stop bringing fuel to the south

bay. details about their demands next. and we have a live picture of the san mateo bridge, lots of fog everywhere. we'll check in with christina and mike coming up.

truckers get tough. why some are threatening to stop fuel deliveries in the south bay. and good monday morning to you, taking a live look at san jose, a little cloud cover, a beautiful day shaping up and showers in the forecast. we'll tell you where and when in a few moments. but there are crashes in the south bay. we'll point those out as well. this is the berkeley curve, it's hard to see that. i'll sort that out as well. and we have a live look at the opening bell this morning. this is the nasdaq. the dow has been what, six days in a row, eight days in a row

now of higher openings. we'll check it all out, today's monday, june 23rd, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." well good morning everyone, happy monday morning i'm scott mcgiroux. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. new morning, rebels are tightening their grip on north iraq. john kerry travels to baghdad. "today in the bay's" tracy potts joins us live in washington, d.c. with new details about that visit, good morning, tracy. >> reporter: hey laura, good morning, let's start with kerry's visit and the meetings he's been having since he touched down in baghdad early this morning. three meetings with political leaders including prime minister al maul i can who privately many here in washington say is not the man top lead this government. could have been a tense meeting

there. kerry also meeting with the kurd and sunni leaders as well as shiite leaders trying to pull this government together. and speaking of that enemy, isis, the sunni militant group that's invaded this country, as of of this morning looks like they've taken over at least part of the syrian border. a couple of towns there. and new this morning, we learned that there were also reports that they had taken over a main route from jordan into baghdad where it looks like the border patrol agent, the iraqis who were there fled early this morning. we're watching that one for you too, laura. >> thanks so much, tracy. happening now, gas truck drivers in san jose say they're overworked, underpaid, and have an incredibly dangerous job. a handful are protesting at the bay area's third largest fuel processing facility. they're demanding more money for handling fuel in and out of the bay area. a live look at the kinder morgan

fuel depot on cruz drive in san jose. you can see again a handful of workers there. we've reached out to them for comment. we're waiting to hear back. some close to the situation worry the protest could cause local gas prices to spike. 6:32 on a monday morning, time to check the forecast this morning as we give you a live look outside. golden gate bridge shrouded this morning. time to check the forecast with christina laren for a peek of the week as well, good morning. >> hey good morning, laura, scott, everybody at home. new workweek, new forecast, new season. temperatures this morning are comfortable, mostly upper 50s and wind out there this morning. your wind arrows con fewed right now. they don't know which way too point. you can see the south end of the bay area. wind arrows pointing offshore. meanwhile on the north end, we're getting the influence of a disturbance that came through over the weekend and the wind arrows are coming off the ocean. we have plenty of low cloud cover here in san francisco to kick off the day. as we head into this afternoon,

your temperatures are going to get comfortable, another bay area center in the south bay. 537 degrees right now. you're on your way to the low 80s and that's it for today. we're going get that cool ocean air, it's going to persist all day long. sop really comfortable conditions, right at the immediate coast, cool enough for a coat, but not bad. 63. san francisco. 78 degrees in the peninsula today. 80 meanwhile for the south bay at 88 degrees. dry and breezy out in the north bay. that'll be the warmest region for the north bay. now i promised you we have the chance for showers coming in. we'll talk about that coming up. we'll check your drive, here's mike inouye. beautiful shot that you showed as far as the sunlight goes. but we also have, this is 101 at 680, not at problem and the map shows you this is an easy drive for this time of day just starting the second burst. as we zoom in we're focussing on north 87.

there's reports at a taylor onramp. we have slowing coming through downtown and heading up towards 880. that is an unusual stretch and unusual slow down. the rest starts to build. southbound 880 at the 101 interchange there. reports of a crash as well. we don't see slowing and that's been there are for five minutes and no problems for the connected lanes. they're all open and that shows up the same on the speed sensors. tri-valley, pretty typical pattern. a little shift in the past ten mirns, over off to the right you see the arrow. there's the debris back before you get to the north livermore scale and that's causing folks to back up to the pass. then a smoother drive through dublin. there's enough troosk show the slowing. out of employee santon -- pleasanton. south through hayward, the planes very smooth for 101 and 280. there's the dogged down as you're getting through berk le and emeryville.

in fact we have all lanes backed up, but the fast track lanes are moving well. even though the lights were turned on before 6:00, you have your the slowest drive off 24. you are moving pretty well and golden gate bridge despite some cloud hovering around the deck. no problems out of north bay. that's an iconic look. >> exactly. >> which is a different kind of luxury. >> thanks a lot. there was trouble far rower in the racing competition off california's central coast. >> the coast guard came to the rescue of this rower who capsized in high winds yesterday. it was in the chilly water for about four hours. rescuers say he had all the right equipment to help them find him. >> found the individual because he had a emergency positioning device and also had a radio where he was talking to us on and we were able to direction, point off his frequency and found him right away.

>> sounds well-prepared and he is expected to be fine. four others were rescued saturday after their 24 foot row boat started taking on water. the race started in monterrey and ends in honolulu. >> holy cow. 6:36, still ahead, five officer pass out at a crime scene. new details about the secret stash that sent them to the hospital overnight. taking a live look outside, let's head on up to the north bay. look at that the, not as hazy up there, s-curve this morning. we'll be checking the forecast and the morning commute for you as we ease into this monday together. 6:36.

you're watching "today in the bay". and you are looking at live picture of san francisco this morning. and the american flag flying in the breeze. foggy really everywhere in the san francisco area. we'll check in with christina in just a minute. 6:39, controversial plan scrapped. the border patrol planned to fly hundreds of detainees from texas to southern california today, but the plane was canceled due to criticism and public pressure. the border patrol made nearly 175,000 arrests in the texas rio

grande valley since october 1st. developing story in southern california where five los angeles police officers are in the hospital after they were exposed to chemicals at a suspected meth lab. hazmat crews with the lapd carefully going through the building right now. officer first called to the scene after 11 last nigh -- 11:00 last night, they got sick after coming in contact with the chemicals. no word how they're doing this morning. the suspect was also rushed to the hospital. it's 6:40, was the delay justified? coming up in a new report sheds light into jersey sandusky and why it took song to put him behind bars. plus two deaths at one light rail crossing. new safety concerns in the south bay next. and welcome to summer time. we're going to see a cool ocean breeze, a summer breeze for today. then we have rain in the forecast by the middle of the week. only for some parts of the bay area. we'll let you know if your

microclimate is included when nbc bay area news comes right back.

you're watching 156 minutes of -- 15 minutes of continuous news, weather, and traffic. a memorial is growing for a man hit and killed by a light rail train in the south bay. investigators say he may have been chasing off a -- after a dog. we are live near the baskin station. that is the same intersection where a teenager was killed earlier this year. >> reporter: that's right, the second in six months. police believe the man was chasing a dog, a friend of the victim confirms that he was walking the animal for a neighbor. but the dog got away.

and the man may have been so focussed on getting the dog off the tracks that he just didn't see or hear the oncoming winchester train which struck him around 9:00 p.m. near the baskin station close to the intersection of southwest expressway and stokes street. candles and flowers have already been placed here to remember the man who died. he still has not been identified. the victim's friend says the man had suffered a brain injury at a previous car accident. and he may not have had the full ability to react quickly. vta says the driver will be tested and the train is impounded until the investigation is complete. the collision caused major delays last night forcing 25 passengers to use temporary buss to get to their destination. >> our train was traveling southbound, winchester train, traveling southbound toward bin chester and there was someone in the rite of way, and the train was not able to stop in time. and struck the person.

>> reporter: this is the second person killed at this intersection in six months. in january, 14-year-old danica garcia was hit and killed by a light rail train as she biked to school. back here live at the scene, look at this sign behind me, no train horn. apparently no additional warning for people that a train is approaching other than the normal signs and bells and crossings that are at the intersection for cars and for people trying to cross the tracks there. meanwhile we're told the dog is okay and that the owner feels very bad and horrible about this situation. also that we understand that the morning commute trains are not affected. we've seen several come by here over the last couple of hours. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> so tragic, thank you. let's check your forecast this morning as we give you a live look outside on this fine monday morning.

and a shot of san jose, christina joins us and perhaps label the of rain. >> little bit of rain, little something to talk about around the water, cooler for today. 6:45, thanks for waking up with us, this is the first monday of the summer time. you know it's going to feel comfortable. we have average highs on the way for you today. tomorrow we're going to climb above average. and then those numbers crash and we bring in the rain. we'll tell that story just in a minute because i have a good story. we're in a drought, we need any sort of moisture we can get, and right now the wind direction. we'll have wind coming in off the ocean in san francisco. meanwhile we're seeing offshore flow south of the golden gate bring as high pressure builds in. that's going to warm us up today and tomorrow. you can see the hills, definitely have low clouds this morning, but not as thick as what we're seeing in san francisco. this is going to keep your temperatures down by about 20 degrees. and your inland highs versus what we're expecting at the

coast today. if you're headed out and about, this is what you can expect for this monday. low cloud cover here in san jose nap coastal fog is thickening up and it'll continue to doed so far next hour and we'll see it burn off. we're expecting clear conditions here by the 9:00 a.m. in your inland valleyst. we'll have to wait until about lunchtime for the skies to clear in the city by the bay. vaefls today, 70s and 80s, not too hot. highs at 3:00 p.m. that's also when the wind starts to pick up. we'll get the sun downer breezes. if you want to open up the windows in your home, you can get by without using the ac, the manufacturered one today because the natural one will be on. 86 in the east bay. and a cool day shaping up for you in san francisco. at about 64 degrees where the giants are back at it tonight. night game, 63 degrees, taking on the padres. they have a long home stretch. for tomorrow's game, 7:15 because of that warm-up, it's going to be nice. 66 degrees. and then a day game, 12:45 on wednesday, comfortable

conditions, you'll need your sunscreen and it's wednesday when we bring in the changes. look at this the. actually have a chance for showers. i put the icon in for saturday. excuse me for thursday in san francisco. we're going to keep that chance going for early friday and then another chance for saturday as well. overall though with on shore flow, our temperatures are going to be really nice. i love these days. you know the triple digits are lurking. enjoy this while it lasts. we'll talk about what's coming next in a little bit. here's mike inouye. we're going focus on the tri-valley right now. we're going to focus on the bottom part of the traffic which is slowing south of highway 84. now let's show you the map. i wanted to show you that slow down that was registering just at the bottom of your screen somewhere through the corridor around highway 84. reports of debris. nothing specific, but we saw the slow down really kick in over the last 20 minutes south from 580 through employee sonton. it's going -- pleasanton.

expect it to be a slow drive because of something in the lean. sound like debris, but not a major incident. we have west 580 also slowing. earlier tire ke brie still ha -- debris still has to be cleared from the highway. tri-valley, that's the worst of it. by the time you get to dublin and castro valley, smooth there. now north 101 and 87, both are slowing and building for 85 as well. starting to kick in right now, the earlier crash north 87, has cleared out of the roadway, but you see the affects just kind of blending in with the build for the morning. typical build here, this is an earlier crash south 880 at 101. it's clear from the connecter, there's still activity there, but the typical pat ordinary reason continues for north 101. as we get along the rest of the bay, 880 south hayward for the southbound side of it. northbound side slows a little bit through oakland. let's give you a live look as we

talk the traffic flow up here past the coliseum. little slowing towards the bay bridge toll plaza. you're jammed up 580. look at this shot from the emeryville camera. low clouds and haze, view of the roadways on the roadways, these folks are clearly seeing the roadway. no problems, just slower drive from richmond down to berkeley and the university towards the toll plaza because of the build, back to you. thank you, mike. investigators floon release a much anticipated report about the case involving convicted child molester jerry sandusky. among the questions were politics at play? "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins with us an early look at the reporting. it seemed like it took frr to get this -- forever to get this guy in jail. >> reporter: investigations take a while. this report is expected to reveal that that investigation was appropriate, even though jerry sandusky went free for years after his first accuser came forward. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60

year sentence for 45 counts of sexual assaulting ten boys. today pennsylvania's attorney general plans to release the comprehensive account and kathleen cain vowed to review the case repeatedly, questioning why it took three years for charges to be filed against sandusky. she argued that her predecessor took too long and wasted time while a suspected serial sexual abuser remained free. one of those predecessors is the current governor, tom corbit was the attorney general at the time and was in charge of the investigation. an investigator with the ag's office said it started in 2008. sandusky not arrested until 2011. but sources familiar with the report say there was reason for prosecutors to take their time, one of those reasons being that the first witnesses is testimony might not have been enough to convict the former coach. according to the philadelphia inquirer. the man who was the penn state president and two other

administrators are awaiting trial on allegations that they miss led or lied to the grand jury. tom corbit is running for a second term as governor. that will report is a long time coming. it was ordered in february of last year. we expect to hear more about it as it is released at 7:30 our time this morning. scott. >> all right, kris sanchez, thank you. we are still waiting for coroner to determine what killed a san leandro man at a popular music festival in los angeles. 24-year-old montgomery sang collapsed in a parking lot after attending opening of the day electronic daisy carnival. authorities say he suffers some sort of medical episode but they didn't give specifics. according to the las vegas sun, two people died in connection with that festival in 2012. tomorrow a federal safety board will tell the world what is found while investigating ash

ya in a -- asiana flight 214. there were no signs of mechanical or electronic problems with the plane. analysis of the mrnl crews response to the accident after the crash. one of the passengers was run over by a san francisco fire truck. she and two other teens were killed in the july 6th crash. about 200 others were hurt. nbc bay area's steven stock will be at the nation's capitol tomorrow. he'll have live reports around this time coming tomorrow. today the supreme court will decide whether to require fib laters on hand. it helps victims of sudden cardiac arrest recover. a growing number of public places in the country have been requiring the defib ra laters. we know the drought is bad, but today the san francisco public utilities commission will talk just how bad the situation is in the city. this is the commission's med

year water supply update. officials will talk about supply levels at the reservoir. that's located in yosemite, but it carries water all the way to san francisco and beyond. an assistant general manager with a puc told the mercury news that the reservoir only has enough water to last two more years, and that's if everybody conserves. 6:546, the controversial kill switch bill face ascii vote today in an assembly committee. they already approved that bill. it would require a switch on smart phones sold nor california -- in california to allow users to disable devices if lost or stolen. it would stifle innovation, but supporters say it would deter theft. well starting this morning dogs allowed to be off leash at some mountain view parks. >> but pet owners must follow certain rules. stephanie chuang joins us live this morning, it's all part of a pilot program they're testing

out. >> good morning laura and scott. that pilot program set for a year as of 54 minutes ago. started at 6:00 this morning and here at the park, the designated area would be this patch of grass here. we haven't seen many dog walkers so far. we've seen plenty of cyclists using this trail, walkers. there are also tennis courts here. people up and about this be morning for that are. baseball field, soccer field, lots of people come to parks like these. the question this pilot program is set to answer is can people and off leash dogs share this park without problems? city leaders say 67% of nearly 750 people surveyed last year said they like the idea of the off leash area. we spoke with parents who also have a dog and some said they would keep their dogs on leash because they don't trust they'll behave and hopes others might consider doing the same. >> i assume people know that if their dog is dangerous to children they would be keeping

them on leash. >> the people are responsible enough. >> reporter: so we'll have to see what happens. the city did host a public input meeting back nb february before city council members approved the plan in april. that made at least 2700 mountain view residents happy. that's how many licensed their dogs with the city. let's check out a map. this is a map of the six parks included in the pilot program. there's bob cooper, eagle, the whiskman here. back here live, you can see signs like this one that show you all the rules. some of them are keep the dog under voice control. respect the park here. you can see there are hours. every park, weekdays from 6:00 to 10:00 in the morning is the off leash hours. here there are additional hours. be sure to check the signs. live in mountain view this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> all right stephanie, thank you. we were hoping to see video of dogs running free this morning. maybe people don't realize it.

let your dog out. >> they're all sleeping in. final check of the top stories. right now a small group of protesters are out in front of the bay area's third largest fuel processing facility. workers of the kinder morgan fuel depot in san jose say they are upset because they're overworked and underpaid for the type of job they do. the last of serious chemical weapons are reportedly out of -- on their way out of country. authorities are the u.n. say the last 8% of the 13700 ton stockpile has now been loaded on to ships a at syrian port. oracle announced it is spending more than $5 billion to buy microsystems. oracle will pay $68 a share for the company which sells software and hardware to shops and hotels. the deal is expected to close by the end of the year. 6:57 within let's get a last check of weather with christina. >> nice day, nice way to kick off the first mochbtd summer. 48 degrees in the north bay

right now. that's where it's chilly, might need a jacket. otherwise mid-50s, low clouds widespread this morning. nonetheless we're on our way to the upper 0u. low 80s up here in the south bay, and that is not a bad day. >> not at all. >> what about the morning commute. >> slow issues right now as we take to the maps, west 580, the debris cleared though. now you see a bulk of traffic to south 680 where there's another issue. roadway hazard, debris or stall, not sure which. there's a look at rest of the bay, typical pattern for most other parts as you hit the traffic. system-wide delays because of something going on, that's only that railline, bart, caltrans, they're all on time. quick look and as christina's been talking about, low clouds around the bay. not a problem as far as the view of the bridge. we love rain. >> love the entire bay.

>> love you. >> love you. let's talk about the world cup for a second. team stau dweeting out a picture overnight from -- usa tweeting out of picture overnight from the area. huge match against germany later this week. >> now yesterday's game against portugal simply a stunner with 2-1 lead, time winding down, u.s. seemed to take a lock to advance to the next round. portugal managed to punch in the tieing goal with some seconds to spare. u.s. place germany on thursday morning. the ideal se narrow is to win or tie for the u.s. automatically advances to the next round. but it's possible the u.s. will advance even if they threw germany because of the tie breaker rule. >> it's complex. well that's what's happening "today in the bay" this morning. we're back at 7:25 with a local news update. . >> of course join us at nbc bay area news at 11:00, online all day as well. these two will join us during the cut-ins to have a look at weather and traffic.

have a great day everybody. good morning.go soccer shocker. >> it's a great cross, and it is an equalizer! >> the out of nowhere goal that snatched a historic victory from team usa. but the tie gets them to the next round against mighty germany. we'll talk to one of team usa's goal-scoring stars jermaine jones. high stakes mission. john kerry arrives in baghdad for intense talks with the prime minister as those islamist militants gain more ground now controlling parts of the border. is we'll go live to baghdad. glimmer of hope in the search for a firefighter lost ten days in the california