from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." well good morning to you, happy monday, 4:30 in the morning, i'm scott mcgrew. let's get a check of your forecast with meteorologist christina loren, good morning. >> good monday morning, 4:30 a.m. hard to get up on a monday, i know. i struggled with that as well this morning, i can tell you right now though it's going to be hot. you want to prepare for the day ahead especially if you work outside. if your kids are headed out to summer camp or summer school, they want to have the sunscreen ready to go. we'll talk about that coming up, right now let's check your drive on an early monday, here's

mikey. we're looking towards the plaza, it's calm. look at the right side, that's the parking lot we talk about. critical for folks zwrovr night. just like the typical schedule, west 580 to east 80, that is closed until they clear that construction work. you'll make a u-turn in the parking lot i was showing you here. over here is 880 northbound itself, this is flowing smoothly towards high street and into downtown. however 580, earlier crash, sounds like everything is clear. no slowing on the sensors, back to you. let's get that it started, major twist in the oscar pistorius trial, a panel of mental health experts say the former olympian was not suffering from a mental disease when he shot and killed his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. the determination is a big blow to the defense if he's found guilty because the health experts are saying pistorius was able to know right from wrong when he pulled the trigger.

>> the trial was put on hold while the blade runner spent time in a psychiatric hospital. he says it was a case of miss taken identity. two people were arrested for separate shootings in san francisco. the first shooting happened near the intersection of golden gate and hyde last night. the police arrested the suspect. just an hour later, a woman was shot outside the warfield theater at sixth and market. that's not far away. she was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the shootings were not related to the pride events. officials at sf general will meet today to discuss how the hospital can responded to mass casual emergencies. a panel will discuss the response to the crash and how they plan to be even more prepared in the next emergency. that includes several new emergency rooms to treat

victims. last week the ntsb released its findings on the cause of the crash. investigators say all of the factor were in some way related to pilot error. a mountain view woman accused of assaulting two cal train conductors is in jail this morning. held on $50,000 bail. the attacked happened saturday at the san antonio station in mountain view. 22-year-old woman had been acting drunk and cussing. she refused to quiet down. she was asked to get off the train. instead she swung her bag at two conductors. one was taken to the hospital with a concussion. the other was treated for minor injuries. we now have a name to go with a face. santa clara county deputies say justin johnson is the person featured in this highlights video. they're still looking for him. johnson skus accused of arguing with a clerk at a liquor store in san jose.

the clerk fought back with a gardening tool. a customer stepped in to pulmothe attacker off. and the clerk suffered minor injuries. well today the san jose postal inspector accused of stealing mail will face a judge for the first time since he was arrested last week. investigators say juan howard will tell him to let him know when the items were separated. he stole them. howard faces several charges including destroying mail, mail theft, and possession of stolen mail. he's accused of stealing gift cards and pills and cash, and even two silver bars. well happening today, the secretary of homeland security, jay johnson, will visit a military base in texas that houses some of the unaccompanied children who have crossed the border. last week he was visiting a detention center in arizona where 900 children are held.

it was there he made a statement saying children who cross the border will not get a free pass, just because they're children. meanwhile, group called stop mass incarceration network will meet outside the immigration and customs enforcement building in san francisco later today. they're going to protest what they call warehousing of immigrant children. by the end of the summer, could be a lot harder to get your hands on everything from imported food to smart phones because contract that covers about 20,000 west coast dock workers is supposed to expire today. unions have been negotiating with the pacific mary time association since may in san francisco where both are based. neither side said much about the negotiations and how they're going. they have acknowledged it is unlikely they'll agree on a contract in time, but they do say they will keep talking past the deadline. well as crews work to put the finishing touches on lev rirks stadium, trgs agencies are

working to make sure getting to and from goes smoothly. over the weekend, the vta did a dry run of what's going to happen on game day so when the events let out of the stadium, fans can get in the right line and on the right platform and on the right train. the niners new stadium will host its first event in about a month. >> it's a soldout event on august 2nd. we are expecting a big crowd. and we are ready. we're going to be deploying all that we can to meet the sefs needs and get people to where they need to be quickly and efficiently and safely. >> the vta is encouraging people to buy ticketings ahead of time so you're not standing in line at the machine after the game. let's get a week started, short week for most as we check your weather and check in with christina. can we fast forward to july 4th, how's it going to be? >> freedom and love. the forecast looks good too, scott. temperatures right now, mostly

in the 40s and 50s. san jose is nice and clear. we've got a good-looking start out in pleasanton. i've got to let you know, out in the tri-valley, take care of outdoor activities the earlier, the better. we're headed towards some significant heat out there today. 94 degrees in the south bay. 98 degrees in the north bay. 92 on the pence last, and hey -- peninsula, and hey, 100 degrees out in livermore. i have to tell you, this is the hottest day of the week. gradually getting into midweek, by late week, back to average. i'll show you how that looks in just a few moments. right now let's check your drive, here's mike. here towards the san mateo bring, that's your commute direction, it's early for this to be a problem, and we don't have issues right now. we can see the high-rise off in the distance which is great stuff right now. the light over on the side remind us that july 2nd. that's when we see the closure for the 280 section just like

the southbound side a few weeks ago. we'll remind you. they're doing repair work over there. over towards the peninsula where traffic is flowing nicely as well. let's look for 101 as you travel across 101 past willow at top of the screen. university for the headlights heading for the south. easy drive here. and we have some construction going on at 880. right around steven's creek boulevard area. this is not a problem and not ae surprise, here's 101 with the headlights traveling north to san jose. limit at the split for the 101 where it meets 85 gern. easy flow for the freeways, south bay to the north bay. at the limit, petaluma, we have an easy drive. we see an early build. here in san rafael, no problems, back to you with a good forecast right there. with muni operate's contracts set to expire today,

they will present a tentative agreement to its members today. the union says they came to an agreement on an contract late friday. so far no comment from the muni and the terms of the deal haven't been released. any agreement would need to be ratified. hundreds were so upset last week they all happened to be sick on the same day. that kauszed a lot of headaches for san francisco commuters. the pride celebration and parade brought nearly a million and a half people in the city over the weekend. the parade lasted more than four hours. year, organizers say they had more gate donations at venues and more input from high-tech companies like facebook and apple. one year after the supreme court rulings say participants like the progress, but there's more to do. >> my partner and i right here have been together for 26 years. we got to get married finally. we have two children. and this feels amazing to be out here representing our community. >> organizers say they watch the

celebration closely. they'll use what they learn to make the 45 at pride celebration bigger and better. meanwhile police say on saturday alone, they arrested 65 people for intoxication. yesterday's number still being compiled. well it's 4:40, supreme court releasing a major decision involving the affordable health care act. is and facebook -- and facebook users saying they were lab rats in an experiment on facebook. what the company did and why it was totally legal coming up next. and scary moments on a flight headed to southern california. that's an emergency slide deploying midflight. we'll have detail, next. nbc bay area, honored with three national awards for excellence nor breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and public service in television journalism, all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate.

you're watching "today in the bay." and welcome back to you, and good morning to you san jose, happy monday. it's 4:43 in the morning. north korea planning to put two detained americans on trial for what it calls hostile acts. one is jeffrey fowl from ohio. the other man is miller todd

whose hometown not been released. they've been entered north korea earlier this year as tourists. they were arrested. meanwhile north korea already holding kenneth bay. he's serving 18 months of his 15 year sentence. in just a few hours, the supreme court will likely rule on a big case involving the affordable health care act. the quote will decide whether hobby lobby must include birth control in their employee's health insurance. the groups argue they should not have to have birth control because that's counter to the owner's religious believes. the big question for the courts then is can a company and corporation in particular have religious believes at all? the owner has a right to his or her religious believes. >> but they didn't mean you get to discriminate women against women if they have different believes than what the owner has. >> the government can fine companies with more than 50 employees that violate the health laws.

they could face $356 million a year in fines. they'll have to pay 475 million. supreme court expected to rule on an issue impacting labor unions across the country. justices will decide whether it's constitutional for unions to collect dues from all employees. the union is hired to represent. eight home health care workers are challenging a law that requires them to join a union. facebook dealing with a lot of unhappy users this morning. the menlo park company tweaked the feeds of out thises of users. researchers changed the feeds of almost 700,000 users to show a disproportionate number of happy or sad statuses for one week in 2012. they found the emotions of others on your news feed can affect your mood. they did not inform users of the experiment. many now calling it unethical. it's not users, they agree to give up their data for testing and research. in just under three hours,

general motors will reveal how it will pay the victims of the crashes caused by the faulty ignition switches. we are live at cnbc headquarters and the rest of the news business headlines this morning, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, top story on the radar. gm will announce the terms today on the compensation funds for victims for crashes linked to faulty ignition switches. mary barra says there's be no cap and gm will have no say into how much they can award to any individual or group. they had been linked to at least 54 crashes and 13 deaths. look at the markets, futures are lower cutting weekly losses for the dow. the nasdaq posted its second straight weekly gain. the dow is untrackable. look for data today on manufacturing and pending home sale data. the dow five points in yesterday's trade. president obama's expected

to nomination proctor and gamble bob mcdonald today to be the next head of the department of veterans affairs. if confirmed by the senate, mcdonald will be tasked with repairing the agency of delays in military vets getting health care at va for a minutes. administration officials say the president like lee donald has military service. he graduated from west point and served in the u.s. army. primarily with the 82nd air bourn division. scott, back to you. >> all right, live at cnbc world headquarters. not a more important weather week, we have holiday coming up, then it's going to be hot apparently. is the heat going to go away before our holiday, that's what i want to the know. >> it is, we will be independent of of that heat as we get into the fourth of july. that's friday. today's the hottest, then we'll slowly cool you down. all the way throughout the reminder of your workweek.

welcome to the final day of june. san jose right now nice and clear to start, pleasanton, nice and clear. this is going to be your hot spot for today. we are expecting a return of the triple digits. so cooling clouds limited to the coastline for today. we're not going to see a lot of cloud cover out thereto, but what will happen is the high pressure's going to force it right to the service. so you could lose visibility this morning as you wake up and take your drive up the coast. i can tell you right now, it's going to be hot later on. we'll check the visibility every ten to 156 minutes. south bay at 94, we'll hit 92 degrees. a lot of sunshine coming your way. room temperature yet again in san francisco coming up, beautiful weekend there. east shore looks good at 78 degrees. 100 degrees stragtd up in the tri-valley. today's the hottest. little cooler for tomorrow. and then we're really going to cool off as we get closer to the holiday. i'll talk about that coming up right now back to you, scott. >> all right, thank you much. new morning, a united

airlines flight bound for southern california forced to make an emergency landing after the evacuation slide deployed inside the plane. these are images tweeted out from on board. it was taking off from chicago and the slide popped open. the plane landed in wich tap safely. united airlines says 96 passengers and five crew members were on board. nobody hurt. there's no word on what caused the slided to deploy. power failure caused a ride at san diego's sea world to break down stranding dozens of people 320 feet up in the air. took four hours to restore power yesterday. and bring the thing down. 46 passengers, two employees were stuck. no major injuries, though one teen was treated for anxiety. sea world says nobody was ever in any danger. the two employees passed the time supplying guests with snacks and dries. a new study confirms what most know. we like our technology. according to the study, 47% of

americans surveyed a mitted they wouldn't last a day without their cell phones. total of 91% of the 1,000 people in the survey called their phones very important. the same percentage said their cars and their deodorant are very important too, but 88% of those 18 to 24 said their phones are more important than it the internet, deodorant, and their toothbrush. 4:50 right now, marnl airline sends out a controversial tweet after mexico's loss to the world cup. and why south korea play theers were pelted with candy as they returned home from brazil. too bad you can't catch that, that's illegal. look over here towards the bay bridge, smooth drive across that. we have construction going on around the bay. we'll point that out and check your transit as well coming up. at nbc bay area, we investigate giving you a voice, and we're committed to bringing

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you're watching "today in the bay." well welcome back to you, it is 4:53 in the morning, going to be hot today. we'll check in with christina in just a minute. new video from south korea this morning. the soccer team returned to a chilly reception from fans. and a few screams. dozens met the team at the airport. you could see they get thrown, people are throwing taffy at them in south korea. the team eat taffy is sometimes used as an insult. the south korean team earned just one point in three world cup matches and did not make it

out of the group stage. the teams head coach has apologized for the poor performance. dutch airline apologizing after sending out a controversial tweet following the netherlands win over mexico. this was the image they dweeted out with the caption audio amigos. people angered by the image. look at the departures, man with a mustache wearing a some brar row. one actor promised never to fly the airline again. the tweet was deleted an hour later. spokesman from klm says it was supposed to be silly. later the company issued the statement saying in the best of sportsmanship we offered our apologies to those offended by the comment. it's not the only teb controversy surrounding the game, mexico's fans calling foul after this play. it was tied up just minutes going into extra time when rafael marques called for a

fine. penalty kick, that's all he needed. netherlands win 2-1. and that eliminates mexico. well let's check your traffic this monday morning. looks pretty light there. >> nothing as dramatic as anything you've been talking about. looking over here, the bay bridge, we have a little bit of a back-up. the lanes approach, traditional before 5:00. we don't have the all of the cash lanes open, that's what's going on on the left approach. two or three minutes and they'll have the final toll ticker back in place. other other siepd, golden gate bridge moved smoothly. you can make out lights across the entire span. we're talking about july 2nd. that's a couple days from now when they're closing 280 heading up to san francisco. right now the golden gate bridge, that's an easy drive and no closures getting into the city. you're looking at no delays, bart across under the bay or muni in the city itself.

ap transit around it vta moves smoothly. city of the south bay of the rails and roads are moving nicely and across 92, this is the san mateo bridge. moisture, the low clouds, the fog watch 92 adds you get closer. and along the coast, pa i have is ka and likes will have lowerer visibility, back to you. 4:56, bay area kitten takes a wild ride. traveling more than 450r miles in a wheel well. planes gas station closed down after hundreds of gallons of fuels spilled. and we'll take you out live to the embark dare row this morning, and we'll check back in with mike and christina in just a minute, 4:56.

working on improving the new efforts this morning to increase emergency response in the wake of the asiana airlines crash. and good monday morning to you, i'm christina loren, your meteorologist, new workweek, new forecast. we're starting out with near record heat. we'll talk about what's coming your way for independence day in just moments. and test run. find out how bad traffic's going to be when the new levi stadium's going to be. parking is probably not going to do good either. new incident we'll talk about that drive coming up. monday, i can on this monday. let's ease into it together. live look outside from san jose. it is monday, last day of june, the 30th, this is "today in the bay". from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." well good morning everyone, thank you for joining us, happy monday, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon.

let's take a live look outside, good morning fremont where we're hearing triple digits possible in parts of the bay area this morning. let's check your microclimate weather forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, good morning, 5:00 straight up. and i've got to tell you, this is the coolest point of the day. we have near record heat in the forecast for all your inland hot spots as high pressure takes control. the heat is on today and tomorrow. although we will steadily cool you off as we head into the end of the week. and of course that fourth of july holiday, but for today, 90s and triple digits in the inland hot spots. 70s and 80s meanwhile at coast, and aroun the inner bay, and yeah, as we head throughout the week, temperatures will drop off. i want to the show you the trend for livermore, i want to point out the fact that it's still going to be hot and above average all the way across the board. now we'll tell you what's happened across the bay area for this fourth of july. i've got your fireworks forecast coming up, back to you right now scott and