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 driver who went to the

side of cliff's hardware store in the castro district. happened about 90 minutes ago. witnesses on the scene tell police the driver ran away from the crash nop word if 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. this morning hospital leaders will talk about how to be better prepared the next time a major disaster strikes in san francisco. this comesless than a week from the one year mark of the asiana air crash in sfo. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live outside san francisco general hospital. stephanie, doctors described this as the largest incident they've ever had to deal with. >> reporter: exactly, scott, good morning to you. and that's why we're having the panel discussion today. you know i was here standing in this very parking lot outside the emergency department when these crash victims with less serious injuries were going in and out. they were coming out, worried about their friends and family members who were also hurt. it was up here chaos out here.

san francisco general is the only level one trauma center serving the city and county of san francisco. this is where all the asiana crash victims ind went the critical srnls. we were here when trauma surgeon gave the very first update. she said there were five operating rooms staffed and read dwroip go. doctors got the call within half hour of the crash and by the time she arrived at the emergency department, sf general was receiving critically injured patients. now she described that while she and her team were used to see manager kinds of injuries that the crash victims presented a different pattern of injuries. spine fractures, and severe road crash. she had described we had four rooms going at the same time of the most critical injuries. i have to say, whoever triageed at the airport did a fabulous job. i don't think those patients would have survived otherwise, truly. so as great as the performance

was according to the doctor, today's discussion is again to focus on how to better improve the response including the mental health support that was given by the department of public health which will have if i believes here as part of the decision as -- discussion as well. we'll look at the mock up site featuring new er rooms today. we will be here and give you the latest when that comes around. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> let's hope they never have to use them, thank you. it is 6:30, new is this morning, united airlines flight bound for southern california was forced to make an emergency landing after the evacuation slide deployed inside the plane. these images were tweeted out from the passengers on board. flight took off from chicago and went to orange county when the slide popped open. it landed safefully wichita. united airlines says 96 pass jers and five crew members were on board. the good news is that no one was hurt and there's no word on what caused that to deploy. two people under arrest for

separate shootings at the end of the pride is celebration. the first happened near the intersection of golden gate and high glass. nobody hurt. police arrested the suspect. an hour later, a woman was shot outside the work field -- warfield theater, taken to the hospital, she's going to be okay. another suspect arrested in that shooting as well. now police say the shootings were not related to the pride events themselves, though police did arrest at least 70 people at celebrations over the weekend for being drunk in public. well this morning police in antioch trying to figure out who shot seven people over the weekend. police say they found five of the victims neither corner of cedar point way and vista grand drive. two more showed up later with gunshot wounds. everybody's going to be okay, but they have no suspect information and no motive. we now have a name tom go with the face. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say justin johnson is the person featured in this

surveillance video. they're looking for him. he is accused of arguing with a clerk at a liquor store in san jose. bottles at the clerk, trying to fight back with a garden tool. customer eventually stepped in to pull that attacker off. the dlerk suffer minor injuries. 6:05 right now, let's check your forecast. i like when it gets sunny so early in the morning. >> that is a nice tree, now with cloud cover there, right? >> yeah, just very little to start us out. that means we're going see a hot day. good morning to you, happy monday, my friends, taking a look here at what you can expect all day, that's a little bit of haze, bright sunshine, and hot temperatures near record levels. so, let's get right to it this morning. and break it down for you. via your microclimate, there's going to be major celebration for aide and tomorrow. you'll see the 70s and 80s. trij digits for you throughout your inland valley. so if you're headed out and

about, this is what you can expect. the weather story of the day, that dool start, oh, it's going to be gone by about lunchtime, we'll already be in the 80s as that marine influence is thwarted for today. hundreds meanwhile for your inland valley spots. by this evening, we'll see a little bit of an onshore flow, but not much. just a little bit of cloud cover, very shallow marine layer on the way as we head throughout tonight. that's going to be mild overnight. you want to break out the fan if you put it away and i can tell you, temperatures will cool off into independence day. we'll talk about that coming up, right now, how you doing? i'm doing all right. so the bay bridge. it's fine. the metering lights are on. there's the backup, they know to expect that as the light continues to change, the sunrise coming around the bay, tougher to see, we look at light glinting off the rooftops. i see the proich coming off the maizeway. there was a stall reported west or 580 at interat a time 80 or maybe 880 and five 80.

i don't see unusual traffic patterns. i'm going to say that the lanes are cleared now. may be activity off the shoulder, watch that pattern. 580 on 24 been that's your slower drive developing. over here, 580 westbound is also your commute direction out of the pass and vast co., we have a new crash reported there, should be off to the shoulder quickly. look at the traffic bogging down there keeping livermore a little more smooth and better because of where we had a problem where that crash, the disabled truck cleared as well as you're headed past the interchange. pretty smooth drive. might have a new incident. i want to check on that as you come down. so far, easy drive there as well as the south bay. let's give a live look and show you san jose, northbound 101, starting to see the volume increase. that is typical, about 6:10, we see the second burst of traffic kick in. we should see the speeds dip just a bit. 87 will be smooth as well. >> mass transit doing okay. >> they are reported and i'll

keep checking. we're talk about muni. operators contract set to the expire today. union leaders will present a tentative agreement to the members. union says two sides came to an agreement on a new labor contract late friday night and so far, no comment from muni in terms of the deal haven't been released. any agreement would need to be ratified last month hundreds of muni drooirs upset about negotiations called in sick, you'll recall, as a form of protest causing some pretty major headaches for san francisco commuters. well and speaking of havocs, transportation officials rushing to make sure there are no problems getting in and out of here. the new hoechlt 49ers. >> yeah the stadium set to host the first major nooechbt about a month. "today in the bay's" reporter joins us now fwrt stadium in santa clara. damian, officials to want make sure everything goes off without a hitch. >> reporter: yeah, and no major complaints or worries from yesterday's dry run here at levi

stadium. the 49ers say this stadium is ready for game day at this point. to be sure, they held the dry run. levi stadium opens on august 2nd when the earthquakes play the first ever match here. the stadium seats 68,500 fans for the roads and railways leading in 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 127 hours here graed parking and traffic control officers to maintenance crews and the vta also rolled up its sleeves sendingle 0 trains into service in the mock game day operation. vta only sends out 20 train os on a normal sunday. it's ready for game day as well. especially the soccer match that's fast approaching. >> it's a sold out event on august 2nd. so we are expecting a big crowd. and we are ready. we're going to be deploying all that we can to meet the service

need 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 trains during 49ers games. 49ers say things will run so smoothly if you are in the vicinity of the stadium at 12:30, you should be able to get to your seats by the 1:00 p.m. kickoff. laura and scott, i don't know about you, but are you ready for some football? >> oh yeah. >> isn't everyone, especially with the nice stadium, it'll be cool. live in football of both kinds, start with social work, then off to football. still ahead on "today in the bay," disturbing details this morning as a new zbags shows dozen tos of deadly police shootings go unreported right near california. what we just learned coming up. back isn't the courtroom, what mental health experts are saying about olympian turned accused murder oscar pistorius. sun up, going to warm things

up. triple digits expected in many parts in the bay area today, christina has look at forecast, mike hooz the commute. we have more news ahead, stick around, 6:10. 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." welcome back, now it is going to be hot out there in the tri-valley today and even when the wind picks up later on, it'll feel like someone turned a hot blowing drier on the whole entire tri-valley. it is going to be hot. the good news is and the reason why i'm smiling is because we are only going to see two days of this heat.

then we'll be back in the 80s. we'll be nice and comfortable for your fourth of july holiday and we'll tell you to catch the fireworks this year with no fog getting in the way of your perfect view. that's coming up in moments. as we take a live look at the san mateo bridge, a lot of sunshine there. we have a smooth drive as well, a lot of cars. nop major problems, but we're talking about couple of incidents for the tri-valley as well as the new one over there getting closer to the planes. we'll give you the updates coming up. here are today's top stories, its been one year since 19 hotshot firefighters were killed battling an out of control fire in arizona. the city of prescott will honor them with a simple ceremony today. just one year after their death. mental health experts say oscar pistorius was not suffering from a mental illness when he killed his girlfriend. prosecutors say he killed reeva steenkamp last year after an argument. he says he thought she was an intruder. newspaper investigation found four southern california

counties did not report deadly shootings involving law enforcement officials. the orange county register reports at least 67 deadly police shootings in los angeles, orange, and san bernardino, and san diego counties were not disclosed between 2007 and 2011. facebook is dealing with unhappy users after the feed was tweaked. researchers changed the feeds of almost 700,000 people 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 didn't nch users and now many are calling it unethical. but it's not illegal. when users sign up for the social network, they agree to give up data for testing and research. new study about how attached americans are to their cell phones found what we skiend of already know. according to the study, 47% of

americans surveyed say they wouldn't last a day without their smart phones. 91% of the 1,000 people in the survey called their phones very important. that same percentage said their cars and their deodorant are also important, but 88% of those ages 18-24 said their phones are more important than the internet, deodorant, and their toothbrush. >> what about their mate. speaking of smart phones, by the end of the summer, it could be harder to get your hand on everything from gadgets to imported food. that's because the contract that covers about 20,000 west coast dock workers is supposed to expire today. unions very negotiating since last month in san francisco. the group said neither side has said much about how negotiations are going. but they have not acknowledged it's likely they'll agree on a new contract in time, but they'll keep talking past the deadline. 6:16, in a milestone this

morning, for one of the country's most famous national parks. >> yosemite celebrating a major anniversary today it'll commemorate the 150th anniversary of the grant which was signed by president lincoln and started the concept of national parks. the celebration will include the fair and historical characters on horseback as well as a ground breaking ceremony for restoration project. >> far too many years since i've been to yosemite. >> it's gorgeous. >> wonderful. in the men time, let's check the -- meantime, let's check the forecast. what says hot better than that. it is going to be hot as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> that was saying hot and slow at the same time. yeah, we're getting with mike in just a moment. i have to point had this out, i hate to be a debbie downer on a monday morning, as you know, we are in a drought, today, tomorrow, extreme heat in the bay area. we have the fourth of july just days away. so you know what i'm getting at,

please, please, please, do not light off those fireworks until the fourth of july in the designated areas. please. really, really want to the stress that. you know what because it is so dry out there, i say hey, you know people aren't supposed to be doing it, report it. 59 degrees in san francisco and 62 in the south bay. afterall, we to want keep the big, beautiful bay area that we get to enjoy, nice. heat is on monday and tuesday and we'll see the onshore flow, the cool marine air pushed back on shore. not until we hit wednesday. temperatures are going to be hot and that means as we head throughout the next couple days, you want to the break out that summer wardrobe, drink lots of water, and do your best to beat the heat. parking in the shade, that ten extra minutes, it'll pay off later on today. 78 degrees for the east shore, # 00 degrees out thereto in the tri-valley. let's talk about where we're headed as we get into that holiday weekend. a lot of people have friday off. and temperatures are going to be

comfortable, look at difference between today and friday. today mid-90s for the south bay. low 80s by friday and even in san francisco this year, it looks like we are going to see the low clouds clear just in time for those firework displays usually they start at about 9:00 to 9:30. let's check the drive, here's mike. we have the back-ups usually starting now. that's what we see over here for the tri-valley. edge of traffic starting to bleed over towards the dublin interchange now. the real traffic was a held up back at vasco road. first one over at isabell. both cleared from the roadway and now the traffic make its way towards southbound 680 where we have a hang-up. we have a crash there, it sounded like everything made their way to the shoulder quickly, but that was enough time for it to slow down a bit on the southbound commute direction northbound. that distraction also slowed things down, quickly recovered after moving to the shoulder. there's the slower drive to south 680. here's the northbound routes. 10 1d on capitol expressway and

again between 680 and 880. typical pattern for a monday and nice track for 87 into downtown. just starting to see the increase in volume, but no delays roach approaching from either side of the bay. here is your slow down coming over towards the bay bridge toll plaza. same thing for west 580 and in towards the plaza. those are the two slowest drives for the bay. metering lights are on. that'll give you a look at the north bay as well. southbound 101, smooth drive. curves here, slowing out of pith lieu maw into nevadao. as the north bay commute kicks in on schedule, back to you. time now 6:20, still ahead "today in the bay," promise kept. the touching story behind the giant's brandon belt first home run since breaking his thumb earlier this week. taking a live look outside, look at that. no clouds in site, but -- sight, but boy the heat is the going to come along today. it's actually inland. that's where you're going feemt

triple digits. christina has tabs on the forecast, mike has tabs on the commute. we have the news department, 6:20.

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>> come on, let's win. right now the players are in salvador, brazil, where that match will be held. this is the bus arriving yesterday. many people surprised the u.s. men made it out of the group of death. the players say they're not. michael bradley says quote, there's no feeling of satisfaction at the moment. we want to be here for another few games. we want to continue to push and push to see how far we can take this. tomorrow's game is at 1:00. now the netherlands ended in dramatic fashion yesterday. mexico was up 1-0. then the netherlands scored two quick goals, one in the 88th men and the other was a penalty kick in stoppage time. there it is. the dutch beat mexico 2-1. >> that one hurt a lot. meantime history for costa rica. the team took down greece after the match ended ooefb. costa rica advancing to the first ever world cup quarter final. new vid dwloe morning, the soccer team returned to a chilly

reception from fans. dozens of people threw taffy at the team. the term eat taf city used as an insult. they earned one point, just one point in the three world cup matches. didn't make it out of group stage. the head coach apologized. >> that's sad. look at the looks on their faces. >> being so discreet by standing there and taking it. >> they look lovely in their suits. world cup to the struggling giants, live look at at&t park this morning, hoping it'll turn the tide just three weeks ago it appears the giants were returning away with the national league west. now they're tied atop the division with the rival dodgers. >> dodgers. giants slugger broornld belt expected to return from the disabled list some time this week. >> gold old dl. and when he does, he'll have a new number one fan cheering him on. this is a photo of 12-year-old

lindsey workens toing out the first pitch at the giant's game on friday supporting her brandon belt, yeah. sporting a brandon belt shirt. she's a cancer survivor. gave the bat to the lindsey. my good luck charm. isn't that the a keepsake? >> i'm going hit a home run. >> and he did it. as soon as he gets back to the team. >> we'll be glad to have him back. wish her well too. the president asked congress for billions of to bat what will he calls a crisis at border, details next. plus awe major supreme court ruling expected today surrounding a company's right to provide health coverage for birth control. let's take you out live to the golden gate bridge this morning. it's going to be a warm one, but how tees going to be for the fourth of july? we'll check in with christina

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a highly anticipated case takes center stage in washington, d.c. this morning. the ruling that is correct clear the way for companies to deny certain health care benefits due to religious believes. we have a hot day shaping up along the bay area. same clear sky over san francisco. and hay valley this morning, gorgeous sunrise for you. who's expecting the triple digits and i have your fourth of july fireworks forecast coming up in moments. fortunately no fireworks or any sploexs going on for the commute right now. we have a slower drive. san mateo bridge shows you the volume increase, but i have two

crashes for the tri-valley and i'll give you the update on the approach to the maize as well. let's take you live to the opening bell on wall street. we saw the dow dip for the week last week. today is monday, june 30th, and there's the nasdaq as well. this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." well good morning everyone, happy monday, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning the supreme court will rule on a big case involving the affordable health care act. the court is expected to decide whether an employer has to provide birth control even if it goes against religious believes. "today in the bay's" tracy potts joins us live from washington, d.c. this morning, tracy the ruling could come down in 30 minutes. sounds like a crowd behind you. >> reporter: exactly, well you can't see it from this vantage point, but about half way down

the block, i'm sure you can hear it, there are protesters demonstrators isht say on both sides. this is a case where hobby lobby, an arts and crafts store and a furniture store owned bymen niet families, they argue that their companies have religious freedoms and religious rights just like a person. so the key question that the court is going to initially take a look at is the whether or not a company has religious rights like a person. and then they have to decide if the women who work for that company, who also may have very different religious believes are entitled to free reproductive care, free contraception of all types under the affordable care act, even if their employers religion is against that. so those are the issues in this case. you can hear the demonstrations going on outside. there's still people waiting in line hoping to get a seat inside when that decision comes down in

30 minutes. >> certainly sides on this issue, thank you so much, tracy. president obama on the verge of asking congress for billions of to battle what's being called a crisis at the border. the centers around hundreds of young undocumented immigrants crossing the border each day and being caught and detained. the president will also ask for the ability to deport them faster to keep children out of detention centers. jay johnson will visit a military base in texas that houses some of those unaccompanied children. last week he said children who cross the border will not get a free pass just because they are children. meanwhile president obama expected to nominate the next head of the va today. bob mcdonald a former proctor and gamble ceo, if confirmed, mcdonald could be tasked with repairing the agency after widespread evidence of delays in military vets getting into health care at va facilities. administration officials say the president likes mcdonald for his

corporate background and his mimt service. mcdonald graduated from west point and of course served in the u.s. army. in about 30 minutes, we'll learn more about how general motors plans to pay victims of crashes caused by faulty ignition switches. mary barra said there'll be no cap on payment. gm admits it knew about ignition switch problem more than ten years ago, but it didn't recall any karr are karr -- cars until this year. it is 6:33, let's take you outside as we check the forecast, live look at san jose this morning. and we'll check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> happy monday to you. getting your workweek going, and you know what, it's going to be hot out there. but today is the hottest day of the week. so typically monday can be also be hardest day of the week. i got to tell you, at least we'll get it done early. for the rest of the week, gradually cooling you down. now, i want to the start with your current temperatures

because they tell the weather story of the day. take a look at half-moon bay at 48 degrees right now. that's an indication of a crystal clear sky, no blanket of low clouds. as a result, your temperatures are kind of all over the place this morning. we are in the upper 50s and clear meanwhile in san francisco, 63 degrees in mountain view, and we're kick off your monday at 62 degrees right here in san jose. high pressure is firmly in control, so the heat is going to be rather strong for today and tomorrow. yesterday was pretty hot, you add an additional five to ten degrees and that's where we're headed today. 90s and triple digits for your inland valley spots. meanwhile 70s and 80s around the bay and at the immediate coast. as we head throughout the afternoon, 100 degrees in the east bay. 72 degrees in san francisco, 98 for the north bay and 94 degrees in the south bay. i did promise you that steady cooling, we'll talk about that coming up and i promise you that

fireworks forecast both in my next report. right now though, let's check your drive, welcome in mike inouye. confirming you never promised me a rose garden, that's a whole song. beg my pardon. looking over here, thank you laura. looking towards the tri-valley, smooth drive, looking over here towards southbound 680 at the boulevard. we do have that slower jam there. earlier crash reported and i'm still waiting for lane information, judging by the pattern, looks like it should be off to the shoulder and just that distraction down to the area. look at all these folks now coming over westbound 580 heading through livermore. one before both of those that is also cleared and that kept folks penned up in livermore, and now again that big burst heading it through the tri-valley and south 680. some heading to the valley. typical slow down and southbound 880 coming off the westbound 238 down through hayward and union sfip typical build for that side of the bay, east bay of course

for the image freeway. rest moving smoothly. we have a northbound 10 # # -- 101. no delays for the lines. looking at a good drive for cal train, thank you very much, that's the director cleaning up my flesz. live look outside and see how things shape up as well. san jose kicking in once again, that this one will stick around for the morning commute as we see the traffic flow at 680, 101 and 101 through power lot. easy drive up here and no delays, even lighter than we see here. >> for the record, i was singing the remake version because i never promised you a rose garden. >> yes. >> martina mcbride. >> all right. a ride stranded dozens at san diego. >> took four hours to restore power and bring that capsule down. 46 passengers, two employees were stuck. no major injuries though one tarnl was treated at a hospital

for anxiety. seaworld says no one was in danger and the two employees passed the time supplying with snacks and drinks. >> they just happened to have. 6:37, oscar pistorius returns to court. major blow for his defense. plus new video as crews pull survivors from rubble. what may have caused a building to crumble coming up next. 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.

new this morning, major twist in the oscar pistorius trial. 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 basically saying 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 was spending time at a psychiatric hospital. pistorius accused of premeditated murder, though he says it was a case of miss taken identity. we have new video to show you of survivors being pulled from a huge pile of broken concrete in india.

the people were trapped when an 11 story building collapsed saturday night killing at least 19. dozens have been rescued since including two people who were pulled out just today. that building came crashing down while in the final stages of construction. police detained six construction company officials, but it's unclear if they've been charged. it's 6:40, responding during tragedy in the wake of deadly crash at sfo last year. what's being done today could change the way hospitals react during kind of emergency. twisted metal and broken glass. what witnesses say the driver of this car did moments after slamming into a bay area store. and a scare in the sky. a plane's evacuation slide inflates midair. what passengers inside saw coming up. we have a hot day shaping up for you, those cooling clouds limited to the immediate coast, and those are going to burn off early. who's in store for the triple digits and more importantly who this -- when this heat will break. when "today in the bay" is back in moments.

you're watching 156 minutes of -- 15 minutes of continuous news, weather, and traffic. dozen of deadly police shooting in southern california were never reported. orange county register is reporting at least 67 deadly shootings in los angeles, orange, and san bernardino, even san diego counties weren't disclosed between 2011 and 2012. five fatal shootings is not

counted in official homicide reports. meaning law enforcement officials kill more often than the numbers reflect. new morning, police are looking for the driver of this car that went into the side of cliff's hardware store in san francisco's castro. it happened about 4:30 this morning. witnesses are ant scene telling people the driver ran from the crash. no word on whether anyone was hurt. workers arrived at the store now. engineers are being called in to see how badly the building is damaged. hospital leaders at sf general will meet this morning to talk about how to be even more prepared for a major disaster. stephanie chuang is live in san francisco where the meeting steph just gets under way and  this could lead to significant changes. >> reporter: you're right scott about that. good morning to you. especially when we're talking about an event like asiana where the minutes and seconds truly matter. we were standing here in the very parking lot when it was filled with people from the victims of families and friends to of course media.

sf general is the only level one trauma center serving this area. so this is where all the asiana crash victims underwent the critical surgeries. we were here when the trauma surgeon gave the first update. they were five operating rooms staffed and ready to go. they got the call within half hour and by the time she arrive at emergency department. she says the general was receiving critically receiving critically injured patients. the trauma scene never saw the head trauma, abdominal injuries, spine fractures, paralysis, after 24 hours they got through what she says was the largest incident they've ever had to deal with with the following, quote, a to be calm, b to have a plan, and c to not handle more than one patient at the same time for each team. so, if you take a team and say this is your patient, don't worry about all the other stuff

that's happening. this is of a critical patient. she also credited first responders who performed at sfo. the six most critically injured victims arrived here in a short amount of time. and she says that actually saved two lives that day. so today's discussion in a few hours should include suggestion -- discussion about how critical it is to get the right people in the right place. also the first look at a mock up site as well as the mental health support that follows an event like asiana. we will be there to stay tuned here on nbc bay area at 11:00 this morning. live at sf general, we will stephanie, thank you. sun is up, warming things up across the bay area. taking a live look outside, this time from the south bay this morning. christina is joining us on set. talking about the triple digits, is today the hottest day of the week? >> today will be the peek heat. even tomorrow taking off a dumb

degrees. allow me to fiction myself here. yourp probably fixing yourself up here for the day as well. couple things to point out before you finalize that wardrobe selection, it's going to be hot out there. you want to think light colors because dark colors attract the sun. if you wear black today, you will feet that sun on your back. you're going to be parking out there today as you make your way into work, try to seek shade, and that way when you get in your car later on today. you'll be experiencing temperatures in the 80s over the triple digits. as you know inside your car, it gets hotter. as we head throughout the day today, temperatures are going to be warm, bun this is it. this is the peek of it, yesterday was kind of hot, we'll go back to the levels tomorrow. clear inland, coastal fog out there. it is very limited. and you can actually see it. . you are flying above san francisco, you would see all that cloud cover banked up against the coastal mountains, but not quite making its way inland. sop that marine influence will be thwarted for today, as a result, we're going to see the triple digits.

thanks for waking up with us on a monday morning. mondays can be hard and the triple digits are hard as well. i'm happy to report, just a couple days of this. then we'll get back to average which is the low 80s for us here in the south bay. and that's going to come in just in time for this holiday weekend. so not too hot out there for your outdoor plan beens hot enough to get out to the beach comfortably. 94 in the south bay. 92 for the peninsula. 72 meanwhile in san francisco. 78 for the east shore, little hot out there in the north bay today. good news is temperatures will cool off, low 80s for thursday and for independence day, we'll be here though, i'm working on friday, we should give mike the day off because a lot of you do have the day off. let's check the drive right now, there's thick traffic. done and done, taking the day off. actually i'm working. my family and i grand marshals for the parade in redwood city. we'll tell youore about that. i'll be working, but it's fun

over there on the peninsula. over here we're looking over towards the berkeley curve where the jam moved more smoothly. west 580 still slow. let's show you how that shakes out for the speed sen source. that's the bulk of the slowing, over towards the maize for west 580. west shore freeway is nice. earlier incidents, sfal and debris. a little slowing in through richmond out of hercules. nop surprises for west 80. same for highway 4 and starting 242 and down towards wal nut creek. typical pattern for that portion. west 580 shows a smoothly drive. same thing for south 680. bassing the boulevard, just your build out of pleasanton and in towards fremont. the rest of the bay moves nicely. we'll look at peninsula with no problems. further south, northbound routes, 101, 87, 85 all shows the typical pattern. and much further south for a lot of us, note, nonetheless, it is

eastbound 162 over i-5. westbound is moving smoothly. eastbound, that has a crash and closure at dinosaur point. westbound is still moving smoothly, prepare for delays because of crashes going on there. we're going to continue to track that, that's for folks mostly down towards l.a. that'd be the route, i'm not going there, i'll be here, back to you. >> we're happy you are, thanks so much. 6:51, by the end of the summer, it could be harder to get your hands on oim portd foods to smart phones. 20,000 west coast dark workers is expected to expire today. lucero benitez live at the port of oakland this morning, and lucero, is there a deal in sight? >> reporter: good morning, laura. a good point, there isn't a deal in sight and negotiations are still up in the air. meantime the contracts between about 20,000 dock workers and pacific maritime association is set to expire tonight.

they've been negotiating since may and it doesn't seem they'll come to an agreement by the end of the day tonight. this could mean that by summer it could be harder for the consumer to put their hands on imported goods including foods and cell phones, that worries businesses which trade those items because the delay would happen right when the sales go up, usually around the time back to be school shopping hands and christmas time. on one side is the international long shore and warehouse union with activism, on the other is the pacific maritime association which represents 29 west coast ports while the association looks to reduce employee benefits. employees look for economic and job security. this isn't the first time something like this happens and shipping may reduce significantly, but we'll have to wait and see if there is an agreement by the end of the day tonight. lucero benitez, live in oakland, taik. >> we'll keep tabs on that, thanks so much, lucero. mountain view woman accused of assaulting two cal train

conductors in jail this morning held on $50,000 bail. happened saturday at the san antonio station in mountain view. investigators say 22-year-old maria valdamera was acting drunk and cussing loudly. she refused to quiet down and asked to get off the train. instead she swung her bag at two conductors. one had to be taken to the hospital with a concussion. the other treated for minor injuries. man who led fbi agents on a nationwide man hunt will be back in a courtroom today. earlier this month, the 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 in today's status konchs could address this. chamberlain faces ten years in prison. new this morning, united airlines flight bound for southern california forced to make an emergency landing after the evacuation slide deployed inside the plane.

these images tweeted out from passengers on board. the flight took off from chicago, it was on its way to orange county and the slide popped open mid-flight. the plane landed in wichita safely. united airlines says 96 passengers and five crew members were on board. no word on what caused the slide to deploy. here's something you don't see every day. it's a live look inside the new home of the 49ers. crews are putting the final touches on that stadium while tlpgs officials are really working out the kinks to make sure there are no problems getting in and out of that area. >> first event is going to happen. about a month. and "today in the bay's" reporter joins us from the stadium, and damian, dha had a test run, how'd it go? >> reporter: bob they say they are ready. 49ers are ready to open this brand new stadium in the next few weeks, zout. aside from a few minor glitches, the team says that this stadium passed the test yesterday. and to make sure, about 100

workers showed up yesterday to test the operations of the stadium. they tested the metal detectors, crowd fwloe, and other operational items. the team and workers closed roads and lanes and redistricted traffic as a simulated a real game day experience. the vta also got tested. the agency will be taxed with transporting roughly 10,000 fans to and from the stadium on game day. so vta rommed out 80 light rail trains for the occasion. the agency normally runs 20 trains on normal sundays. >> we are hopes that -- hoping that people hop on and take a quick, easy stress-free rided to the stadium. so they don't have to deal with finding parking, they don't have to deal with traffic. >> reporter: the first official test will come on august 2nd, that's when the san jose earthquakes play the first official game here at levis. levi stadium is surrounded by light rail, hard rail, and several highways, but in any

case, a team advises people to arrive early at the games and come with a lot of patience. live outside levi stadium, "today in the bay." >> all right, damian, thank you. final check of the top stories for you. police are looking for the driver of a car who took off after driving into the side of cliff's hardware store in san francisco's castro district. just a few heres ago. we haven't heard if anyone was hurt. hospital leaders will meet at sfo general on how to be more prepared. panel is going to discuss the hospital's response to the crash and how they plan to be even more prepared for the next emergency. one of the most media-shy extended members of the royal family finally breaks her silence. you can watch pippa middleton's exclusive interview with matt lawrie, it's coming up on the today show. >> i saw a preview, the famous dress, she has is it hanging in

the closet. >> i would deep. >> the famous bum dress. >> the dress that was famous. let's check in with christina this morning. >> it is going to be hot out there today. today is the hottest of the week, but i want to the show you there are so many ways to keep cool, you just head towards the ocean, 96 in san jose today. 75 in san francisco. and as promised, your fourth of july weekend forecast, spectacular conditions in the city. you'll be at 68 degrees on the fourth for us here in the south bay, more like 81 degrees. not a bad way to kick off the fourth of july. >> perfect. >> they're bringing the show back to san jose this year. that's really good news. check that monday morning commute, it is a monday. >> it is monday. seen, you know, we want folks to travel as smoothly as possible. we'll look at the san mateo bridge. it's slow westbound, away from us, that's your typical build, look at the maps, 880 and the hayward side. slower drive there, same thing for the 880 south from 238 all

the way down towards union city. there's the typical pattern there. samd thing for south 680 coming off the interchange. rest of the bay moves smoothly. no big suprise surprises here, the metering lights are on. it's much further south. 162 and i-5. now folks if you are planning to disneyland for summer vacation. you can still get over to i-5. eastbound i-5 is, it's open to i-5. it is westbound around dinosaur point. that's getting close to hol ster, and that's completely closed until noon. if you're expecting storms coming up from l.a., that's going to be a problem. >> they need to cut another thur ro -- fare. >> pea cox and all. >> thank you very much. well check engine light, it was this weekend in sunnyville. that's where kitten's incredible journey began under the hood of a car. >> he was at a gas station in morgan hill. he hears meowing coming from the

engine, he pokes around, and he sees this tiny black kitten. that's between the engine and the fire wall. the cat rode for about 30 minutes at 70 miles an hour down highway 85 and 101. it happened of saturday, and since then, he has tried to find the kitten's owner but has not had any luck. he can't keep te. he hopes to find a family before he has to take it over to the shelter. >> good thing it wasn't a chihuahua, it would have been shaking. may have finished 45th at the international open, boy he had the shoot of the tournament. >> we have it right here. he makes a hole in one on the 16th hole. yesterday, not only did it give him the eagle on the hole, but it got him this brand new car. this is a bmwi-8, it cost almost $136,000. it's a rare electric hybrid. . can go from 0-60 in 4.# 2

second. >> that's better than finishing first. >> watch it go in the cup with that car. >> thanks for joining us. back at 7:25 with a live local news update. ♪. sudáfrica . we're live in south africa. scare in the air. a united airlines plane forced to land unexpectedly. how could that happen?