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 laura. we have new pictures just

into the newsroom. this a car that went into the side of cliff's hardware store in san francisco's castro district. witnesses on the scene tell police driver ran away from the crash. no word on whether anyone else was hurt. workers at cliff's just arrived at the store. engineers will be called in to see how badly the building is damaged. officials at sf general will meet today to talk about how the hospital can better respond to mass casualty emergencies like the asiana air crash. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live outside the hospital in san francisco. steph, the outcome could mean big changes for bay area hospitals. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you. you know we don't know the exact details of what they'll be discussing, but we do know that that day the asiana wreck, there was the operations of the emergency department and in addition to a panel discussion today, the hospital is revealing a mock up site featuring the er room, we'll look at that. san francisco general has the

only level one trauma center serving the area. so this of course is where the asiana crash victims underwent critical surgeries. i was actually here when trauma surgeon gave the very first update following the crash. now she said it was well organized. she complimented those who performed tree i can't imagine at airport because she said the six most critically injured victims arrived at sfn first. which she added definitely saved lives that day. she also described how four rooms were going full speed ahead at the same time, same quote, i think this is the largest incident, really, the mopt has been involved with. we were really well organized and everybody did their job perfectly. but of course, even so, today a we approach the anniversary of the crash. they will be getting together to zwhausz can be done better when it comes to a disaster, the scale of asiana. the asiana crash. not only will the hospital folks

be here, but the department of public health here, that was the department in charge of providing mental health, support to both the victims and the families. live at sf general this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> we're looking for days to improving with thanks steph. police in antioch looking for anyone who knows about a shooting that injured seven people. it happened near hill crest a saturday night. unclear if it happened inside the house or out on the street. officers arrived and found five victims at scene. develop more victims showed up later at hospital. doctors say all of them should survive. so far, no arrests have been made. it's 5:03, the man who led fbi agents on a nationwide man mustn't will be back in a san francisco courtroom today. ed a federal grand jury indicted ryan chamberlain. he's accused of building a homemade bomb and keeping it in his san francisco apartment. he was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation, today's conference could discuss the outcome of that investigation.

he faces ten years in prison. peninsula gas station back open this morning after al close call yesterday. a driver crashed swoot station on east fourth avenue in san mateo. the crash caused about 200 gallons of gasoline to leak into the streets. fire crews activated an mrnl shut off switch, prevented the gases from flowing into storm drains. it's unclear what caused the car to crash into the pump. levi stadium seems to be ready to handle the fans expected for game day. we are joined live at the new home of the 49ers in santa clara. sop far so good on crowd control tests? >> reporter: laura, they liked what they say and aside from a few minor glitches, they are ready for business and he sure looks like it here early this morning in santa clara. levi stadium officially opens on august 2nd when the earthquakes play the first match ever here. it seats 68,500.

so the roads and railways will be congested. yesterday's dry run was intended to test all the systems to see what needed to be fixed in the next five weeks. roughly 100 workers spent 12 hours here yesterday from parking and traffic control officers to maintenance crews. and the vta sent 80 trains into service in a mock game day operation. vta only send out 20 train os an normal sunday. the transit agency says it's ready for game day, especially the soccer match. five weeks. >> it's a sold out 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 service needs and get people to where they need to be quickly and efficiently and safely. >> reporter: vta says it's planning for about 10,000 fans to hop on its training during 49ers games. the 49ers says things will run so smoothly if you are in the

vicinity of the stadium at 12:30. you should be able to goat your seat by the 1:00 p.m. kickoff. always the best advice is to arrive early and bring a lot of patience. live in santa clara, "today in the bay." >> and that's not talking about it when you're rooting for your team. that is true my friend, thanks so much. >> and a foam finger. i didn't realize the soccer game was sold out. >> i will be at that game, i'm excited. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren this morning, good morning. >> hey good morning to you. yeah, soccer, really popular right now with the world cup happening. hopefully that'll extend for our own earthquakes. 60 degrees in the east bay right now. those are your current temperatures. we're waking up really mild out there. thanks for waking up with us each and every day. mondays can be difficult. so, the fact that you're here with us at 5:06 in the morning is a great thing. cool and cloudy right now. around the bay and at the immediate coast. meanwhile we're nice and clear

here in the south bay, san mateo, we're still getting a good ocean breeze here for now. we are going to cut it off later on today. and temperatures are going to be hot as a result, even here in the city by the bay. 72 degrees for san francisco, that's about ten degrees above average for this time of year. 92 for the peninsula. you'll hit 94 degree in the south bay, 98 degrees in the north bay. 78 for the east shore, and the hot spot, look at this, goose eggs looking right at you, 100 degrees in the tri-valley for today. this is not going to last forever. we have cooler days ahead and i'm going to show you your fourth of july fireworks forecast coming up. right now let's check your drive and say good monday morning to mike inouye. >> the goose eggs are proceeded by a one, that's triple digits as far as i'm concerned. over here we're looking at the bay bridge and much less traffic as all cash lanes are now open. folks are waiting, easy drive, no problems. let's look at the approach to the city, the height rise and around the bend.

now there are low clouds hovering around, not a problem as far as the view. also very smooth. we'll look at the entire bay. no matter what you pick around the area, you're at speed limit, however, we're looking at your build coming over here. now over on the planes. northbound 101, debris reported and maybe a fender bender, but that quickly from the report and no slowing along that stretch. crash earlier approach og 680 cleared from the connecter. good stuff for the dublin interchange still. west 5680 at grandline road, fender bender over towards the shoulder. that's a slow down headed to livermore, livermore and dublin moving smoothly as well. south bay, no major problems, northbound routes and fender bender now report 237 at 85. that should bid cleared any second. no injuries, but back to you. speaking of cars, record number of people preparing to

hit the road this weekend. most paying near record price for gas. california is now paying an average of 4.13 for a gallon of regular gas. that's 13 cents more than this time last year. experts say the higher prices are due in large part to that unrest in iraq. >> this is unexpected, iraq is a major oil producer. second largest in opec, and that fear in the marketplace that the rebels can take over is what's driving up the cost of oil and gasoline prices here at home. . >> and the price on air fares and hotels also up. orbit says they're paying 5% this year compared to last year. if there was ever a need for a check engine light, there was this weekend in sunnyville. that's where a kid's incredible -- kitten's incredible journey began. >> this man was at a gas station, hears meowing. he says a tiny black kitten nestled between the engine and the fire wall.

he thinks the think -- the cat crawled in and rode for 30d minutes at 70 miles an hour down highway 85 and 101. so this happened saturday, and since then he's been trying to find the owner, but hasn't had any luck. he can't keep it. he hopes to find a family before he has to take it to shelter. >> that'll just be a matter of time, wow. good thing they have what, nine lives. >> eight now, yes. 5:10 right now, weeks after the election of one way still undecided, the answer we could get today coming up. pippa middleton, we'll hear from the city of the newest membered of britain's royal dpaem. nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in 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. just glorious, the bay bridge this fine morning. it is going to be hot, so stick around, get christina's forecast. wine lovers, listen up. there's a new recall to tell you about this morning. 65,000 of its wine access systems. the system used a hollow needle to penetrate the corks without removing the cork, however, some of the bottles are breaking due to that pressurization. the company says at least one person was hurt. it's offering a free remedy kit with a bottle sleeve and warning information. nothing about a refund though or replacement. >> somebody should event a corkscrew. let's turn to cnbc world headquarters, good morning. >> reporter: scott, good morning, futures lower after

stocks posted small gains on friday cutting weekly loss for the dow while the nasdaq posted its stekd straight weekly gain. the dow is on track for five straight positive months expects investors to reassess where we stand not only for the month, but for the year. this is the last day of the second half of the year. now today look out for data on manufacturing and pending home sales. dow i think five points to close at 16,851 on friday. the nasdaq up 18, but we are looking right now at futures lower, scott. >> thank you much. boston rolling out a park bench that will help you charge your cell phone while chatting with your friend. check out the sufa. it's a solar powered bench. it has the ability to charge two phones at any time. it is quote, smart, urban furniture. right now the bench is scattered around massachusetts, but the company has plans to expand elsewhere. now will that there be enough sun to power your solar powered bench? let's check in with christina.

>> abundant sunshine. 5:14 now, that's always been the debacle when it comes to emergency. -- energy, let's take you outside. we have the mid-60s along the peninsula. 64 in the south bay, and hey, good morning to you up in wine country. beautiful start to the day there at about 52 degrees for the north bay. you're going to be hot later on. temperatures climbing into the mid-90s. so let's get right to it. cooling clouds are limited for today. as a result, temperatures are going to be hot, high pressure has taken its grip on the bay area. and as a result today and tomorrow, way above average. couple triple digits possible. especially out in the tri-valley and up in the north bay. highs look like this, 94 degrees in the south bay today. 92 for the peninsula and 72 degrees. that's room temperature and that's a nice day in san francisco. 78 meanwhile for the east shore. upper 90s on the way to the north bay as we get into the end of the week. temperatures are going to start to cool off, but you're going to get great beach days all the way

through wednesday. let's check your drive, here's mike. all right christina. we'll start with a live look, this is north 101 san jose. we have company, but no worries because this is 101 underneath 680, you know where it is. that's one of the first to show you the slow down. the map will show you the same thing. here's where we are. right there 280 heading up past 101, that whole interchange moves smoothly. the construction light over the weekend coming into monday. so 880 at steven's creek, watch that. no delays for the rest of the bay. south 17th showing a little bit of yellow as we head over the minutes at highway 85, just a few more cars because there's no problems there. if you're heading south across the bay. the san mateo bridges moving nicely. earlier issue over there. i marked it there, north 101, but that's it for the peninsula side. the rest of your bay looks nice as far as the flow of the traffic. we'll give you a look at flow for the rails and the roads maps

and the systems showing you bart, muni, ac transit, all report nothing delays for the systems, and that's great as well. back over to the tri-valley, you have your tip cam slowing coming into livermore. no big drama. here, let's give you a live look and show you the traffic flows nicely. a steady stream in without delay. back to you. >> thanks so much. solemn anniversary in prescott, arizona, this morning. hundreds will gather to remember the 19 firefighters who died battling the yarnell hill fire last year. the hotshots were inside the firelines when they became trapped. today a bell will chime, 19 times, one for each firefighter killed. bag pipes will also play amazing grace. the men's families will hold a private service at the san mateo area in prescott where many are buried. zblompblts won the controllers race after the primary elections closed. officials in lake county expect to want have the results some

time today. the rural county just north of napa has just over it 6,000 ballots, but the ballots are going to decide who will run for state controller in november. one candidate has already been determined, but john perez of los angeles and betty ye of san francisco are separated by just 861 votes. ye currently holds the lead. state law requires election results to be verified by the fourth of 4. 5:18, milestone for one of the most famous national parks. yosemite is celebrating a major anniversary today. a formal ceremony will commemorate the 150th anniversary of the yosemite grand which was signed by president lincoln. the celebration will have historical characters on horseback as well as a ground breaking ceremony for the restorationroject. the bay area's jason kidd is on the move again after one year after taking over the head coaching job of the brooklyn

nets. a person with knowledge of the situation says kidd approached the nets about expanding his role in the organization, and the team said, no. kidd decided to search for a job that would give him more power. apparently talking about the bucs for a new job. he went to the high school, played point guard at cal before joining the nba. it's a television first. one of the most media shy members of the royal family finally breaking her silence. pippa middleton, the younger sister of kate middleton appeared on the today show shh morning. she shared her thoughts on the royal wedding as well as the dress that made her famous. >> funny to say, we sort of -- saw the family as a family wedding and i didn't, i didn't realize perhaps the scale of it until afterwards. and i had to make sure i helped my sister where i should and look after the bridesmaids and page boys. >> you can't imagine the scale

of that? the queen of england. you can watch the interview coming up on the "today show." . >> earlier i implied that kate is the newest member, i forgot george. i'm never getting my knighthood. shake up in the giants program. plus how this shot won a golf aerovery rare new car. and a live look at san thoez morning, we'll check back in with mike and christina back in a minute.

you're watching "today in the bay." very good monday morning to you. let's take a live look at at&t park this morning. the giants looking to try to dig themselves out of a pretty big hole at the start of the month, the giants were way ahead of the pack running away with a national league west title. this morning, san francisco all tied up with those rival dodgers. the giants are off today.

now perhaps the team can use the off time to regain its footing, bruce bochy decided to strip romo of his closer title. they'll close by committee. bochy says he'll be a part of the mix, but so will jeremy and santiago. vilma has blown three straight saves. bochy says there's a little chance brandon belt will be back in time for tomorrow's game against the cardinals. the giant's skipper not ruling out return by the fourth of july. angel hoping to return to the line-up tomorrow. all right, the world cup where brazilian fans set a twitter record over the weekend during the final minutes of the penalty shootout against chile nearly 389,000 tweets were sent out. this is 7,000 now more than during the super bowl. during the match itself, more than 16.4 million tweets set out. the brazil-chile game was the

most tweeted match to date. >> not surprised. team usa does not play its next game until tomorrow against belgium. the players are now in salvador, brazil where the match will be held. this is the bus that's arrived yesterday. surprised they made it out of the group, but the players are not. michael bradley says there's no quote of satisfaction at the moment. we want to be here for another few games and push and push and see how far we can take this. tomorrow's game is at 1:00. >> we'll be watching. may have finished 45th at the bmw open, but he had the shot of the tournament. >> he makes a hole in one on the 16th yesterday, not only an eagle on the par 3 hole, but a brand new car for sinking the hole in one. he's won a bmwi 8. cost almost $136,000. it's a rare electric hybrid and can go from 0 to 60 in.4 seconds. >> i made a hole in one at putt

putt golf. i thought that was cool. >> and you get the same car. >> not so much. all right. good morning. >> good morning, christina, hi. >> i'm meteorologist christina loren. we're looking at your weather this morning. we have 40s in half-moon bay. that's an indication of a chilly, chilly start out there, and no low clouds to blanket you in this morning. 48 versus 60 in san francisco. very little cloud cover there, it is mild out thereto and tomorrow morning we're going to be waking up with some 70s on the map. and the reason why is because of this heat wave coming your way. it's clear in san jose, san mateo, and even in san francisco the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge that the point, crystal career clear. 92 along the pence laes, and hey, here go. 100 degrees out in the tri-valley today. make sure you're ready, drinking lots of water and little ones headed out and about today.

mike here is all about that. he has little ones at home. >> i do. they have day camps as well. you have to think about the plan ahead, it's cooler in the morning, obviously you said in the midday when they'll be out tr at lunch. looking over here towards the golden gate bridge, it's a cool drive and beautiful look, no problems across the man is. let's look at the maps we see coming into san francisco. no delays right now. we'll check the greater north bay as we're traveling south. across highway 37, just a little slowing building unless you pass by highway 121 and look at that the, no problems across the bridges. easy drive around the rest of the bay inclutding the south bay and typical build west 580 out of the pass. typical for a monday as we go back to you. 5:26, two cal train employees attacked by a rider. one of the employees now is in the hospital. we'll have details next. and details about the man featured in this liquor store robbery. what sheriff's deputies are telling us. live look outside this

morning, looks like traffic zooming by there which is a good thing for a monday morning. especially lay it part of the bay area. mike's keeping tabs on your commute. christina has a look at the hot forecast, 5:26.

after more than a month on break the oscar pistorius trial back in session. the new surprise coming out of the courtroom next. the postal worker accused of stealing of hundreds of items in mail prepares to appear in court. and good monday morning to you. it is going to be a very hot start to the week. we are tracking triple digits in your forecast for today, but for one day only, we'll cool you off into your holiday weekend, details in moments. and we're looking over here. not just one day, pretty much every day, the bay bridge starts to back up here. we'll talk about that as the sun continues to change for your view as well. my goodness, it's almost july. of a live look at the golden gate bridge in the dawn.

it is monday, june 30th, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and a very good morning to you, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. new morning, a 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 that pistorius was able to know right from wrong when he pulled the trigger. the trial was put on hold for a month while the blade runner spent time at a psychiatric hospital. pistorius accused of premeditated murder. he says it was a case of miss taken identity. hospital leaders at sf general will meet this morning to talk about how to be more prepared for a major disaster like the asiana crash.

stephanie chuang is live where the meet willing get under way in hours. this could lead to changes. >> reporter: that's right, laura, good morning to you. it really could. san francisco general here is the only level one trauma center serving this area. the city and county of san francisco and this of course is where all the victims of the asiana crash underwent critical trauma surgery following that tragedy. doctors telling us at the time that this was the first time the hospital experienced a multicasualty incident of this nature and magnitude. i was actually here that weekend when trauma surgeon dr. margaret gave the very first update. she said it was well organized at the hospital. she described how four rooms were going nonstop at the same time with surgeries upon surgeries for different victims. the doctor described that while she and her very experienced trad ma team were used to seeing different kinds of injuries, that the asiana crash victims presented a different pattern of injuries. ones they hadn't seen before,

head trauma, spine fractures, and severe road rash. we know what to doed when this happens. we are very well organized, we had help, we had people assigned to rooms and everybody did their job perfectly. she credited those who performed the checks. as great as that performance was, hospital officials are still gathering today for this panel discussion along with the department of public health which we'll talk about how to strengthen the mental health services provided. of course we'll be here later on for that this morning. live at sf general, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> sounds good, thanks so much, steph. two people were arrested for separate shootings at the end of the pride celebrations in san francisco. the first shooting happened near the intersection of golden gate and hyde last night. nobody hurt. police arrested a suspect. an hour later, a woman was shot outside the warfield theater, that's not far away.

taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. another suspect was arrested in that shooting. police say the shootings were not related to the pride event. 5:32, mountain view woman accused of assaulting two cal train conductors is in jail this morning being held on $50,000 bail. that attacked happened saturday in mountain view. investigators say 22-year-old maria had been acting drunk and cussing loudly. she refused to quiet down and was asked to get off the train. instead witnesses say she swung her bag at two conductors. ones of taken to the hospital with a concussion. the other was treated for minor injuries. well we sflou a name to go with the face. santa claire ka ra county deputies say justin johnson is the person featured in this surveillance video. they're still looking for him. johnson accused of arguing where a clerk at a liquor store near steven's creek in san jose. there he is throwing the bottles. at customer stepped in, pulled

the attacker off and had minor injuries. 5:33, today the san jose postal inspector accused of stealing mail will face a judge for the first time since being arrested last week. investigators say juan howard will tell employees to let him know when items were celebrated from the packages and he reportedly stole them. howard faces several charges including destroying mail, mail theft, possession of stolen mail. he's accused of stealing gift cards, pills, cash, and even two silver bars. we're over a month away from the first event ever from the event. we are joined live in santa clara, they held a dry run here, how'd it go? >> reporter: not bad for the first dry run, scott, aside from a few minor glitches, 49ers say all systems are ago here at levi

stadium in santa clara. just to be sure, more than 100 workers showed up yesterday to test the operations of the sfad yum. they tested the metal detectors, crowd flow, and other operational items. the team and workers spent 12 hours out here closing roads and lanes and redistricting traffic as a simulated a real game-day experience. the vta also rolled up its sleeves. the agency will be taxed with a transporting roughly 10,000 fans to and from the stadium on game days. so vta rolled out the 80 light rail trains for the occasion, the agency normally runs 20 trains on normal sundays. >> we are hoping that people hop on and take a quick, easy, stress-free ride to the stadium. sop they don't have to deal with finding parking, they don't have to deal with traffic. >> reporter: levi stayed gum surrounded by light rail, hard -- stadium is surrounded by light rail, hard rail stadiums.

the earthquakes play the first official game here at levi stadium. they're playing against the team in seattle. that game actually for the san jose earthquakes is already sold out. we're live outside levi stadium, "today in the bay." >> all right, damian, thank you. i was dropping my son off at great america recently, that thing is huge, it's amazing. >> you can't miss it. and they've built it so quickly. it's ready to roll. boy it's going to be hot for those workers. hopefully they can do inside work if there's anything that needs to be done, right christina? >> or early. the earlier the better for today. even here in san jose, santa clara for example, we will end up in the low to mid-90s as we're going to see the triple digits in the hottest spots across the bay area as we get into your monday. before this morning, mostly clear conditions inland. we have patchy fog to tell you about at the immediate coast. take it easy throughout if you're taking one to work as you head throughout the afternoon. that marine influence, all the

low clouds that typically keep us cool this time of year, completely thwarted. as w head throughout the day today, offshore flow will be the story for most of the day. then as we head throughout tonight, we'll see an onshore flow, few clouds will roll in. mild temperatures overnight. if you don't have an ac, have a fly fan or something ready to go later on this evening. 94 in the south bay, 92 in the peninsula. you're only going to cool off along the peninsula tonight. it's going to be mild out there. 72 degrees is the forecasted high in san francisco. that's the one place we're really going to see any sort of marine influence. 87 for the east shore. that's a warm day for you in oakland as well. not as hot as the tri-valley temperature that we're forecasting, # 00 degrees straight up out there. 98 degrees meanwhile for the north bay. today peak warmth will cool you off towards the fourth of july holiday. that's a lot of holiday people get outdoors. i'll talk about the forecast for that coming up right now let's check your drive and say good morning to mike inouye.

good morning christina and good morning folks at the bay bridge where the cash lanes is picking up. fast track still a good advantage. another five to ten minutes for that toe start. 5:37 right now, and we're looking at quarter till we should see that build. no problems down at east shore freeway or the 24 interchange. but as you get closer to the maize, west 580, reports of a fender bender there. sounds like traffic will be slowing on the left side of your approach. stay over to the right as you approach the maize and we'll get you more details as chp gets on scene. rest of the bay looks predictable. no delays getting over this. san mateo and bridges south bay just a little start for the build. we'll watch as things start out over there. in fact a live look at the dublin area where traffic flows smoothly. westbound 580, nice, easy drive. that way towards el charro slowing and over towards dublin, back to you. with muni operates contract set to expire today, union

leaders say they will present a tentative agreement to the members. union says the two sides did come to an agreement on a new labor contract late friday night. so far, no comment from muni. the terms of the deal haven't been released, but any agreement would need to be ratified. you'll recall last month, hundreds upset about contract negotiations called in sick as a form of protest which caused major headaches for san francisco commuters. it is 5:39, san francisco's pride celebration and parade brought in nearly one and a half million meem into the city over the weekend. the parade lasted more than four hours and this year organizers say they had more great donations and more input from the facebook and apple. one year after supreme court ruling affirming same-sex marriage participants say they'd like to process, 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.

>> i like the partner just said yep, yep. organizers say they watched the celebration closely and will use what they learn to make next year's 45th pride celebration even better. in the men time, police say on saturday alone they arrested 65 people for public intoxication. yesterday's numbers are still being compiled. quite the party out there. 5:40, u.s. supreme court issuing a ruling about kwl of a major company can be granted the same religious privileges as a person. scary moment os an flight. the emergency slide deployed mid-flight. details next.

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the bay." it is 5:42 this morning. we're expecting to get the final decisions from the u.s. supreme court before the term ends. one of the big outstanding cases whether an employer has to provide birth control under the new affordable care act. "today in the bay's" tracy potts live outside the supreme court where the ruling is expected to come down in just a little more than an hour. good morning, tracy. >> reporter: hey laura, good morning everyone. what we are watching for is to see whether or not the court makes a heed decision on entities, companies, corporations, and whether they have the same religious freedom that you and i have. is this an individual right or can it balls applied to companies. that's the argument from hobby lobby, a company, an arts and crafts chain that's owned by a family of southern baptists. they say knave always run their company based on their religious principles and this is not different. that's where they're certain types of contraceptives, but those that can prevent pregnancy

that they say violates religious rights. you have the women who work for these companies who argue they don't necessarily have the same religious believes as their employers and as a result they should be covered with the same contraceptives like everyone else among the affordable care act. those are the issues we're waiting to see what the decision will be. this is the last day of the term that we're expecting the court to announce not only the remaining two decisions, but also perhaps what cases it may be looking into in the fall. >> all right, sounds good, tracy potts, thank you very much. scott. north korea planning to put two detained americans on trial for what it calls hostile acts. one of the two men is this man, jeffrey fowl, ohio. the other man named miller todd whose hometown has not been released. they entered north korea earlier this year as tourists and were later arrested. now meantime, north korea still holding missionary kenneth bay. he served 18 months of a 15 year sentence. happening today, secretary

of homeland security jay johnson will visit a military base in texas housing some of the unaccompanied children who have acrossed the kbortder. last week he was visiting a detention center in arizona where 900 migrant 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. meantime a group called stop mass incarceration network will meet outside the building in san francisco later today to protest what it calls the warehousing of immigrant children. president obama expected topped nominate the next head of the va today, bob mcdonald. he is a former proctor and gamble ceo. if confirmed, mcdonald would be tasked with repairing the agency after widespread evidence of delays in military vets getting health care at va facilities. administration officials say the president likes mcdonald for his corporate background and his military service. mcdonald graduated from west

point and served of course in the u.s. army. it's 4:45, by the end of the summer, could be harder to get your hand on everything from imported food to smart phones. that's because the contract that covers about 20,000 west coast dock workers is expected to expire today. unions have been negotiating with the pacific maritime association since may in san francisco where boats are at the bay. neither said how negotiations are going, but they have acknowledged it is unlikely they'll agree on a new contract in time, but they'll keep talking past that deadline. and fireworks snow nebraska got a little help from mother nature. check this out. the lights over omaha didn't include the fireworks, but also lightning. you have a dual display that goes on for several minutes. nobody hurt by the fireworks or for that matter, the lightning, but that's really cool. a little early, but really cool. >> who knows what they were celebrating out thereto in nebraska. >> probably corn, probably corn.

>> lots of that. you know what's cool about the fourth of july and about lightning is that you actually get a little science lesson because the speed of light is much sfaster than the speed of sound. you see the beautiful glitter than moments later you hear the boom. so really want to the -- you want to the pay attention to that this fourth of july and when we get thunderstorms here in the bay area, the less distance between the sound and the flash, the closer you are to actually being struck by lightning. it's definitely a science lesson that could pay and a half dividends if you pay attention. 66 degrees, livermore, 48 to kick off the new workweek and beautiful half-moon bay. gorgeous sunrise coming your way. high pressure's in control. for us, this means the heat is on as we head throughout today and tomorrow. 90s and triple digits in the valley spots. these are the highs for today. 100 degrees, it's going to be hot in the east bay. san francisco, sunshine already blazing in at 72 later on today.

94 degrees, hot day shaping up for us here in the south bay. let's talk about the hottest region. that'll be the tri-valley as per usual, you'll be in the hundreds today. down in the mid-90s tomorrow. return of the 80s by wednesday. still above average all the way across the board. we'll talk more about this coming up right now let's talk about your drive, here's mike. >> let's talk about that drive, christina. here we have a slower drive, dublin interchange is just fine, traffic is held up approaching isabell. now heard of a stalled big rig over here at isabell, looks further back towards north livermore. by the time you get there, you're clear over towards the dublin interchange. there is a stalled big rig in your far left lane. just be careful there and get by. should be clearing that for the shoulder hopefully quickly. we're looking over here to the south bay where there's the first slow down for the bay. that's the one sticking around, the rest are float as more cars hit, the averaging going on

through the area. stephen's creek, but that's not surprise for folks arounded that area. smooth drive for the roads and rails, no delays, vta and the south bay, bart getting under the bay moving smoothly as well. last i checked, 44 without delay. probably couple more online. path around the bay through the tri-valley, peninsula shows you palo alto. north bay, willow, all the way to san francisco for 101, 280 no delays either and cross over towards the planes side. san mateo bridge, smooth flow as well. wegs 92 and the high-rise without any of problems. the bay bridge we have that stackup starting. we should see the meet rg lights turn on any second, back to you. 5:49, new this morning, united airlines flight bound for southern california was forced to the make an emergency landing after the evacuation slide deployed inside the plane. these images were tweeted out for passengers on board. the flight took off from

chicago, was on its way to orange county when the flag just popped open. the plane landed safely in wichita. the united airlines says 96 passengers and five crew members were on board. there's no word on what caused the slide to just suddenly deploy. a power failure caused a ride in san diego's sea world to shut down. it took four hours to reor it power to the sky tower ride yesterday and bring that capsule down. 46 passengers and two employees were stuck. there were no major injuries. the one team was treated for -- one teen was treated for anxiety. that's understandable. seaworld says no one was in danger and the two employees supplied guests with snacks and drinks. new study confirming what most already knew. we like our technology. according to that study, 47% of americans surveyed a mitted they wouldn't last a day without their smart phones. a toeflt 91% of the 1,000 people in the survey called their

phones very important. that same percentage said their cars and deodorant are very important too. and 88% of those 18-24 said their phones are more important than the internet, deodorant, and toothbrush. i like my smart phone and my deodorant. >> okay, keep it fresh, great. let's go to break, 5:51. facebook treating users like lab rats. why the company was able to get away with it, coming up next.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back in just over an hour, general motors will announce the terms of the compensation funds for the

faulty ignition switches. ceo mary barra will say there is no cap on payments and gm will have no say on how much ken fineburg can atwoord any individual or group. general motors said the switches were linked to 54 crashes and 13 deaths. facebook dealing with unhappy users after the feeds were dweeked. researchers changed almost 700,000 users to show a disproportionate number of happier statuses for one week in 2012. we found the emotions that others can affect your mood. inform users of the experiment and now many of them are calling it unethical. but it's not illegal. when users sign up for facebook they agree to give up their data for testing and research. let's talk world cup. u.s. men's team arrived in salvador, brazil, and they're preparing for the match against belgium. >> in the men time, new video

from south korea this morning where the soccer team returned to a chilly reception from fans. dozens of people met the team at the airport this morning throwing taffy at them. in south korea, the term eat taffy, is used as an insult. the south korean team eard just one point in three world cup matches and did not make it out of the group stage. the team's head coach apologized for the poor performance. that's tough. >> showing good restraight. . >> i'd eat it. dutch airline apologizing after sending out a netherlands tweet. here's the tweet, adios amigos. people angered by the image, it's hard to see, it's right there to the left of departure. the man with a mustache wearing a some bare row. the post went viral. one a-list actor promised never to fly that airline again. the tweet was deleted an hour later. a spokesperson says the tweet was supposed to be silly. later they issued a statement

saying in the best of sportsmanship, we offered our heartfelt apologizes for those offended. time to check the forecast. now 5:55 it's going to be hot. >> it is. i want you to make sure you're ready for it, keep family and loved ones safe as well. thstz dangerous heat in you're overdoing it today. 60 degrees in san francisco. 58 in the east bay. on our way to the century mark. best thing to do with no ac, close the blinds before you leave, make sure you have the fan ready to go tonight because it's going to be mild even overnight. here's mike inouye. >> all right, let's look out there, we'll show you how things are shaping up, this is oakland area, we want you to get the haze in the area. what i'm looking for through all this haze over here, the high street off-ramp, that's where there were reports of a tree on fire. looking for smoke, i don't see any. i also don't see interruption on the traffic flow on or off. if you have anything to report, call us after you call chp.

we're looking over here, we have the metering lights on. traditional for all lanes and look at the map on the approach. west 580 approaching east 80. we have debris reported in the area. other than that he no big drama for your commute, back to you. 5:57, the deal that could prevent muni workers from another sickout. car crashes into a san francisco store this morning we'll have all the details coming up next. and with the giants in a major slump, team is hoping to get fire power back. the lathes on when they could be back in the line-up, next.

twisted metal and broken glass. what witnesses say the driver of this car did moments after slamming into a bay area store. and responding to great tragedy in the wake of the deadly crash at sfo. what's being done today that could change the way the bay area hospitals react during a

major emergency. and good monday morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren. clear in the south bay, same for san rafael. and we are getting a gorgeous san francisco sunrise. you can tell though, it's going to be hot today. we don't have any cooling low clouds. how long this heat will last in moments. and that sunrise is beautiful, but unfortunately makes my cameras, it'll make it tougher to see the road. we'll track them on the speed sen source and we have the records. we'll let you know coming up. >> we look forward to it, mike. sun coming up, already blazing in its glory, it's going to be a hot one inland. triple digits expected as christina mentioned, keeping trab tabs on that, monday, june 30th, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." and very good monday morning, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. new this morning, police looking for this