including one involving your smoke alarm. and we're seeing a stronger sea breeze this morning which will lead to cooler temperatures now as we head towards the afternoon, your forecast is strargt ahead. and we have a deadly crash in oakland closing half of an image freeway right now. we'll talk about the closure and work arounds as well. city by the bay this morning, look if a distance, isn't that the nice? beautiful look at the bay bridge? it is the first day of july. 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. breaking news a major sig alert in the east bay, let's check in with mike inouye with the latest. >> first the term, sig alert, that's a major issue. that's what's going on right now. northbound 880. we have two, your right two lanes closed northbound.

your commute direction right as you approach 98. here's the 98th avenue onramp, you see a number of vehicles there. the onramp is closed. avoid that, use haguenburger or 66, look at the maps, we'll show you the back-up as we approach the area. use davis, because there's the back-up, here's your alternate, san leandro or international boulevard takes you past the coliseum. north of 0e6, you are clear of the incident. 580 we saw earlier slowing, that has cleared up, we'll have the rest of your commute coming up. its been a long night meanwhile for san jose firefighters who were spread thin dealing with several fires. the latest happened near interstate 280 in bird in san jose which burned dangerously close to houses on hannah court. crews headed to the scene after getting calls of trees on fire. now you can see a few trees burned along with a bunch of junk that caused the fire under investigation. across town, crews spent the night monitoring hot spots after

two fires in south san jose had people running from their homes. that's where we find "today in the bay's" chris san -- kris sanchez, everything back to normal today? >> reporter: i wouldn't call it back to normal certainly scott, but you don't have the see the flames to feel the urgency here. folks waking up to this, caution tape blocking the driveways along with a fire house still leading up into the dry hills behind their homes. this was an active scene late into the night as crews watched for hot spots, but the good news, no homes burned at this fire and took off through dry brush. fueled by wind and hot temperatures. the fire did go to four alarms and as you mentioned earlier, it was not the only fire taxing resources. fire crews fought from the air with helicopters from the air and on the ground, two firefighters were injured. we're still trying to find out the extent of the injuries. for the folks who live near this

fire, it felt like that fire was a lot closer and a lot more dangerous. >> we got to get out of here in five minutes. we have some dogs and it was a little heroing. we're going to adding extra companies for the 456th during peak hours. hopefully that'll be enough of a deterrent for folks not to the utilize personal fireworks. >> reporter: knew fire was visible from highways 85 and 101 and i was driving up through the central valley yesterday on highway 152 near the area and saw another one. . doesn't take ano carrierringrin0

zbrr a 19-year-old and two 16-year-olds, one of whom holds a dual israeli-american citizenship were kidnapped on june 129. they were hitchhiking home from wherever they were studying at jewish seminaries. overnight the israeli army launched air strikes at nearly three dozen targets in gaza including a house in the west bank of one of two people suspected of killing the three teens. israeli security agency says those two suspects work with the extreme islamic military group

hamas as activists near hebron where they were last spotted. a palestinian with hamas was shot dead after he threw a grenade at forces. the families are holding wakes. they were set to start around 4:30 this morning our time. they are also holding funerals later this morning. israeli military spokesman says more than 20 rockets were fired into israel since late wednesday. a lot happening, we are anticipating israel's next move, although we understand the military is on pause as the families mourn their loss. scott and laura. zblunsable, thank you very much, steph. meanwhile this morning, today marks 21 years since the gunman stormed a high-rise office building in san francisco and killed eight people. it was and still is the worst mass shooting in the city's history. it's known by the address, 101 california shootings. disgruntled law client killed eight, injured six before taking

his own life. last week, several survivors of the shooting were honored alongside former congresswoman gabby gifford for their work in preventing gun violence. oakland police hope to publicly shame people who get arrested on related charges. department launch ds a website that'll show mug shots of people who were being pimped or purchasers. they are arrested with prostitutes or those who benefit from it in addition to pictures, the site will provide their names, birthdays, and where they live. there have been 15 pictures posted. a number of new laws are now object books in california including one making it easier for transjenldered people to change their name. the law eliminates the requirement that people must publish their name change in a newspaper before seeking a court order for it. there's a new law aimed at protecting renters as well as all battery-operated smoke alarms. they must now have a

non-replaceab non-replaceable, non-removable ten-year battery. putting restrictions on when you will hear the leaf blowers being used. today on ban on gas. powered employeers goes into effect. the leaf blowers will be banned on sundays and holidays. limited hours people can use them for the rest of the week. and the definition of family under family paid leave expanded. it now includes seriously ill siblings, grandparents, grandchildren, and parents-in-law. workers can receive parable wage benefits whield under leave. it is going to get loud and noisy as soccer fans show their support for team usa. later today the team takes on belgium in the round of 16 in the world cup. so this is win or go home time. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in san jose's san pedro market. it is one of the viewing parties

that fans can come bob, and see the game. >> reporter: good morning, yes one of four being promoted by the san jose earthquakes. it's interesting to think that it's the start of the world cup, conventional wisdom did not have the u.s. getting out of group play out of their so-called group of death. of course they did. they beat ghana, tied portugal, lost to germany, 1-0, and today they go up against another tough team, belgium. it is a make or break game. they lose, they're out, they win, they move on to the group of eight. team usa seen her practicing over the weekend in brazil knows it's going to come down to preparation. >> whoever prepares better, whoever is more committed on the day, whoever makes more play thes over the course of 90 minutes, whoever's willing to have a group of guys on the field who fight and are so determined to come off the field a winner, those are the things that count. >> reporter: team usa could gate jolt today, one of the star

players whose been out with a strained left hamstring is available to play against belgium. the team making that announcement yesterday. whether he takes the pitch or not to be seen. again that game at 1:00 this afternoon, the san jose earthquakes have set up four viewing parties in the bay area, three down here in san jose, you have the wunl at san pedro square market, they're going to have a big zpleen cesar chavez park and fourth street pizza location, that'll be a viewing location. and as always in san francisco. you've got the civic center where they'll be putting up a monster screen as well. predicting lots of people there. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it would be. 1:00, win or go home. thanks bob. well to show its patriotism, waffle house will not serve belgium waffles. >> turn it into american waffles. not much of a sacrifice considering it never served are belgium waffles, but the company getting attention. >> a tweet, check this out, we don't believe in belgium

waffles. belgium, like the country, one twitter using pointing out, it's beljian waffles. the waffle house replied our bad. they don't serve either. apparently they serve brussels waffles in belgium. >> if we were playing for answer, french fries? >> freedom fries. >> exactly. all right. now that we have the culinary section of the newscast, all figured out, what about the forecast? people going to go out for the viewing parties, bob. >> and the weather should be nice if that are. cooler than yesterday and the signs are out there this morning of a cooler change. seeing the low clouds moving into san francisco. clear skies actually there in san jose and over towards palo alto, you have some patches of low clouds out there and the sea breeze has really come up this morning and that'll be an all-day event that helps to keep the temperature running. lots of clouds and mist along

the coast. along the coast at noon, then the evening, low clouds surge in once again. so, coastal clouds and misty skies, that's the story for the morning, for the afternoon, sunshine inland and highs inland today, 80s and 90s. a little more comfortable for our friends in the tri-valley an area south of san jose as we see in the warmer spots today close to 90 around morgan hill. 83 in san jose. you can see the five-day forecast bricking the temperatures down through thursday. rebounding some as we head towards the weekend, san francisco, mid-60s. and here's another one of the hottest spots yesterday. pleasanton about dloes 100 yesterday. today near 91 degrees dropping off into the mid-80s thursday into friday. temperatures climbing up into the low 90s. check in of your morning commute, let's go over to mike. >> rob, we're looking at the deadly crash investigation which continues northbound 880 right before you get to 98th. it's tough to make out because of an overcrossing here.

two lanes are blocked right there, they're flaired off. just before you get to the coliseum, now traffic funnels down to two lanes just happier image freeway is available, and that's why the commute direction slows so much like we see on our maps here. it is jamming up from before you get to davis right here all the way up past the 90th avenue. then things clear up. there's the coliseum marked on maps. your alternate, well you have san leandro street, same thing for international boulevard. it'll take you north past the coliseum, get you over, or idaho little over by the airport -- doolittle. get you pasted scene. the rest of the commute looking good. big rigs are expecting on 580, that'll shift the commute. back to you. >> mike, thank you much. television 5:12, high end luxury car stolen off the streets of palo alto. what polices are asking the public to do. new accusation between gene

kwaun after this crash almost a month ago. 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 everyone, live look outside at oakland this morning. that's because there's two lanes blocked, northbound 880 right before 94th avenue after a deadly crash. mick inouye with l join us with an update of when the road will completely reopen. traffic is backed up right now. he'll also have a look at work arounds coming up next. college is apparently on the market. battled college has decided to sell and announce tonight which will be sold and which ones will

be shut down. heald has three campuses in the area. crittenton yan is under investigation for altering grades and attendance. well let's check the markets this morning as we wait for the bell and let's talk to morgan brennan live at cnbc world headquarters, good morning morgan. >> reporter: futures are higher after a mixed session on monday, however, the markets closed out the second quarter on a high note. the dow is up for four straight quarters while the broader s&p 500, that's the best street since 1998. today we're getting data own manufacturing and construction spending. the dow falling 25 points to 16826, the nasdaq rising ten to 14088. the companies are having a hard time finding skilled workers in science, tech, engineering, and maps. the brookings institute says employs are advertising jobs longer norpd to fill the

positions in the field. the more education needed and higher the pay, the longer it took to actually fill the job, scott, back to you. >> all right morgan, thank you much. new video of a massive flooding in brazil. the water pouring in over the falls from all directions. about 50,000 people forced to abandon their homes in southern brazil. some buildings completely submerged by flood waters. more than 20d town -- 20 towns declared a state of emergency. in the meantime, let's check the opposite with rob, we have fires and dry and hot. >> too much heat and wind and dry conditions yesterday really causing problems. this morning at least we're seeing improvement in the form of a stronger sea breeze which will drop temperatures inland into the 80s and lower 90s. so we should be well away from 100 degree temperatures and outside right now as you look across the bay from the east bay over to san francisco, you can actually see some low clouds and a little bit of fog there in and

around san francisco right now. we're seeing about 58 degrees there and around the east bay over towards the tri-valley, 1i6r right now with mainly clear skies. so, we have a stronger sea breeze out there which is going to bring some cooling. we see the wind speeds in and around san francisco. and over towards emeryville right now. you have the northwest winds at close to 12, so that coupled with the low clouds will make for a cooler day later on. patchy low cloud and mist for the coastline. inland clearing skies, but continued cloudy out on the coast. inland temperatures running in the 80s to lower 90s, but the winds will be picking up once again right after 4:00 from about 15 to 30d miles per hour. we have a weather system that's passing by, that could toss thundershowers off to the north and east. look at how the low clouds will stay locked in, briefly clearing around santa cruz this afternoon and evening, as we head towards tonight and tomorrow morning, we will see a chance of misty skies at times, some of the low

clouds. but the culprit for the big heat we saw over the last four days has broken down. it's going to move back to the desert southwest and as a trough of low pressure hangs out to the north, the cooler temperatures we're seeing today back down into the low to mid0u around san jose, upper 60s, closer toe san francisco and into the north bay and towards the tri-valley highs in the 80s and 90s and the trend should hold up as we go through the next few days. we can see the temperatures around livermore staying in the 80s as we finish off the week and climbing back in the low 90s as we get near the start of next weekend. here's mike. folks we need to start off with this, this is a deadly crash block half of the freeway northbound 880 at 98th. there's the avenue onramp, there's your traffic backing up on your map shapes up like this with the speed sen source flowing right about davis street. marina, there's a hit and run reported. the slowing again starts at davis street where you can get

over towards san leandro or international boulevard if you want to try those alternates to the west, doolittle towards haganburger, both north of coliseum, getting you past the scene. big rigs are allowed on 580, allow a different traffic flow. now the statement is about -- estimate is about 6:30 when the lanes will be open. we'll hope for earlier opening. toll plaza in the approach, we have back-up in the cash lean lanes off to the left. we're looking towards the rest of the commute, nice, easy drive. we're going end to with the maps and showing you the rest of the bay moving smoothly. the earlier delays we had have restored. no more between daily city. the rest of the system running on time there, back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 5:20 right now. palo alto police are looking for help finding a luxury car stolen off of city streets. officer tell the palo alto daily news a bentley was parked on

stanley avenue for almost a month. the owner went out to the get it on friday and discovered it was gone. if you haven't seen it, the car looks like this one, but it's a convertible. police say it is so distinctive they are hoping someone will notice it and give them a call. officers are looking for a blue, 2013 bentley continental gtc. lines plate of -- license plate of 6 zvp 247. why the owner didn't use the car for several weeks is the question. oakland mayor jean kwaun has insurance. the crash happened in the east oakland area last month. cell phone video showing the aftermath. the other driver says kwaun was on her cell phone and ran a red light, kwaun denies that report. lovely's attorney says kwaun still hasn't provided her insurance information. the mayor's office says kwaun has been working with the other driver and her attorney to move things along. another round of mosquito

fogging takes place in the south bay tonight. fogging will be down in the area on your screen, it covers parts of campbell and san jose after mosquitos with the west nile virus were discovered in the area. fog willing start at 11:00 tonight and it will last several hours. and the san rafael public library doing something unique, bamboo library cards. starting today, the library cards will be offered instead of old plastic ones. handed out for free. they're made of renewable bamboo. they're reportedly just as durable as plastic. the san rafael library says the first in the world to issue these kind of cards. >> i think that's cool. >> very cool. 5:22, update on the kitten that took a 30 mill mile ride under the hood of a bay area car next.

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the bay." welcome back everyone, it's 5:24 right now live look at sap center in san jose this morning. the nhl free agency opens at 9:00 this morning, sharks general manager doug wilson says the team is in a rebuilding mode after the epic collapse in the playoffs against the l.a. kings in april. that means they're looking for younger players and possibly offloading some veterans. nba's free agent market is now open late last night. update to that kitten we told you about that took a wild ride in the south bay, the man who found the kitten under the hood of the car says someone has volunteered to give it a good home. he tells us it's a family that lives nearby was planning to adopt a few kitten in a few months. they were so moved by the story, they decided just to get that kitten now. the man tried to find the kitten's owner, but had no luck. nice little home. got to the think of a good name for it i would imagine. rob's in for christina this morning. he has a look at perfect forecast.

>> it is perfect if you like the cooler temperatures right now gorgeous start to the morning in san francisco. you can see the low clouds there at 58 degrees and as we go through the afternoon today, look at the temperatures around the bay now, san jose close to 83 degrees, upper 60s closer to san francisco and cooler changes for the tri-valley, highs close to 90 and we'll continue to see cooling as we head into the beginning of this upcoming weekend. now for a check of the morning commute, here's mike. >> good morning. folks i have to let you know about this. this continuing closure for you two right lanes approaching the oakland coliseum. this is 98th avenue, i'm noticing the onramp doesn't see traffic, at least few cars. consider using the 66 onramps north of the coliseum to stay clear of the activity in any of the changes that continue. we see the traffic bogging down on the picture, it's hard to see, there are flairs here blocking the two right lanes. now the maps will show you it's slow coming out of san leandro or international again are your alternates to get around than 580 also allowed for big rigs. we'll see a change of traffic

flow coming off wide. so far, the traffic flow looking standard. the rest of your bay also looking pretty standard, you have your slowdowns, 580 ut of the pass, nothing dramatic from lir mor, watching the steady build there and live shots as well. the san mateo bridge moves smoothly, reminding you this tomorrow night, july 2nd and 9:00 we're closing that extension from 101 all the way up to kings street, that's getting into san francisco, we'll remind you about that the again, traffic flowing through the the north bay just building a little flowing out of -- slowing out of pith lieu in a, nothing dramatic. in here, the curves, you're at speed. we'll be back right after this top break with the rest of the stories from the day.

breaking news, deadly crash on interstate 880 this morning, motorcycle is hit by a large truck. what we're now hearing, coming up. and that being the big traffic story, aye got your work arounds as well, the affect on your flow of traffic and the changes that have happened for

two of your major freeway oakland freeways coming up. the president has harsh words for congress after it fames to pass comprehensive immigration reform. what the commander in chief is now promising. and we're seeing a cool start with numbers mostly in the 50s outside and thanks to a stronger sea breeze, cooler changes ahead. closer look at that coming up in just a couple minutes. and let's take a live look outside this morning, golden gate bridge, look at the lights alum natoed, counting the cars on this tuesday, it's the first of july, this is "today in the bay". from nbc bay area, dhz -- this is "today in the bay." well good morning everyone, thank you for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew. we begin with breaking news. two lanes of northbound interstate 880 in oakland closed because of a deadly crash. right now the two right lanes, part of the 98th avenue onramp as well closed as investigators

gather evidence at the scene. a crash between a coca-cola truck and a motorcycle happened about an hour ago. and about five minutes mike inouye will have the latest on traffic conditions and detours. san jose firefighters were already stretched thin when they were called to another fire this morning. we have video of what is left after a fire broke out near interstate 280 and burn avenue around 1:30. the trees in the area caught fire and briefly threatened a number of homes. the fire luckily was put out quickly. in the men time, crews are still on the scene this morning of another house fire in san jose, and that's where we find "today in the bay's" kris sanchez. she's in the neighborhood, good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. this. morning we can hear the birds chirps there. the trees behind us, but yesterday it was quite a chaotic scene as fire crews rush to this neighborhood and folks were kind of caught off guard. the scene was late active into the night. or active late into the night as

i should say, the good news is no homes burned in the fire that started at 1:30 and took off through dry brush, fanned by wind and hot temperatures. the fire did go to four alarms, as you mentioned earlier, it was not the only one to tax fire resources yesterday. fire crews fought the fire from the air will helicopters on the ground though, two firefighters were injured for the folks who live neither 125 acre fire. it felt a lot bigger and closer and firefighters are reminding people to be ready to leave, evacuate when they have to, but for one family, it was too unreal to believe. >> we need to evacuate right now. the house might burn down. >> mom, you have to go, i'm not going, we haven't had dessert yet. we'll have ice cream, and we're going to have it. >> i think -- >> reporter: i think sometimes it doesn't feel real. it was visible from 85 to 101. i saw another one from southern california on highway 152. obviously a lot of fire

resources being taxed all around the bay area and beyond. now the fire department is warning people not to set up fireworks illegal or otherwise. the fire, the san jose police department also echoing that same concern. though the these folks probably not going to be need to be told more than once. you can see the dry brush on the hillside right behind their homes. you can also see that the fire hoses are still connected to the fire hydrant there in the distance and there's caution tape. so again, these folks will not have to be reminded more than once likely as it got very real, very fast here in san theresa yesterday. reporting live in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> i saw the smoke, thanks so much, kris. crews are also out at the golf course on capitol expressway near 101. firefighters from mown view, palo alto were called out to help. the course back nine stayed open, and some golfers played right through. crews stayed on the scene

overnight just to watch for hot spots. now to a developing story. israel's military launched multiple attacks this morning. they come after the discovery of three dead israeli teenage teenagers who were kidnapped more than two weeks ago. stephanie chuang live in the newsroom with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, scott. strong words from prime minister benjamin netanyahu who blamed hamas for the deaths of those three teens. hamas quote will pay. 19-year-old and two 16-year-olds and one of whom has a dual israeli-american citizenship were kidnapped on june 12th. they had been hitchhiking home after studying at jewish seminaries of hebron. defense official says it appears they were not not long after they were abducted. overnight the army launched air strikes at nearly fly dozen targets in gaza including this house in the west bank. it reportedly belongs to one of two people suspected of killing those teens. israeli's security agency says

those two suspects have been working at activists for hamas near hebron where the teens were last seen. of a grenade was thrown at forces in the middle of carrying out an arrest raid. hamas leaders denied responsibility. though they praised the kidnappings and claimed responsibility for kidnapping israelis before. large groups of israelis have paid their respects and be with the families. this morning those families were set to hold wakes at 4:30 this morning our time with separate funerals for boys later this morning. israeli leaders are resuming forces after the families grieve and mourn. hamas spokesman was warning it will quote open the gates of held should the israeli military continue to target gaza. a very vulnerable and volatile situation. we'll be keeping up with it of course. >> peace talks a distant memory, thank you very much. state laws going into

effect. mountain view is banning those styrofoam containers, restaurants can no longer package them in the foam and retailers cannot sale ice foam chests. large capacity gun magazines goes into effect today. it is now illegal to make, import, sell, or even lend a gun magazine that hold more than ten rounds at the time. and state's minimum wage goes from $8 an hour to $9 an hour. the state will increase minimum wage again in 2016 to $10 an hour. it will only affect some bay area stays, others have higher wanls. san francisco pace $10.74 an hour. in san jose, the minimum wage is 10.15 per hour. if you take the golden gate ferry, cough up more cash for the ride. the ferry and the golden gate transit regional bus fares are

increasing. 25 to 506 cents depending on how far you travel, but the marine county local bus fare and the giants sfer ri fare will not not go up. fares will state same for ac transit passengers, but there is a new way to pay today to get on the bus. starting today, you can buy full day passes for adults. this wlamtds paper transfers. the passes are good for unlimited local rides all day. they cost $5 for adults, $2.50 for children or seniors with disabilities. if you don't buy a day pass, you have to buy a full fare. there are no more transfers. >> plan ahead and get a day pass, ride until your heart's content. let's check in with rob, he has a look at the forecast, go for a walk. >> it would be nice for that. yesterday maybe not so much around the dry valley. temperatures soord up to about 105, 106 around livermore yesterday. this morning there are signs of cooling out there. you can find them around san

francisco, tri-valley clear, but sfog off to the west and we're seeing that closer to the east bay. the view showing you the low clouds and here's a view just outside at&t park this morning over at mccovey cove, if you're heading out to the early evening game, chilly. 60 degrees. strong sea breeze as the clouds fill on in and it's the ocean air-conditioning today that's going to keep things misty near the coastline. start the cooldown inland locations by about five to ten degrees. cloudy clout the coast, valley temperatures 80s to low 90s. the low clouds really entrenched on the coastline and we will continue to see them staying fairly mild i think as we go through the next 24 to 48 hours. you can see all the low clouds today. sunshine inland, it's going to be cooler today. 83 in san jose, mid to upper 60s closer to san francisco, into the north bay we'll see highs near 80 in santa rosa. you can see the tri-valley cooling down, away from the cool temperatures today, low 90s and the trend should hold up next five days, lir mor dropping into

the 80s as we finish off the workweek. and the numbers rebound. now for a check of your morning commute once again, here's mike. still a mess as you're approaching the oakland coliseum. this is why, we've had a deadly crash investigation which continues to have the right two lanes closed. as you're approaching 880, that's your commute direction. i've turned the camera. they are approaching the coliseum, 98th avenue, the onramp has been asktd fwhi as well. duo see a couple vehicles have cleared. the flairs still there. you are jammed up from davis street. if you're heading to oakland airport, get off the ramp, that'll take you to the airport, it's a short distance. san leandro street and international boulevard are issued as you can get over to the east of the freeway. those will get you past the scene. 580 they're allowing big rigs. expect a different traffic flow. the rest of the bay looks standard. south bay showing its first blips for 101 at 680. tri-valley no surprises there.

bay bridge toll plaza, we have the cash lanes backing up, now with metering lights just yet. back to you. mike, thank you. 5:39, president's making new promises about immigration reform. details from washington next. do you believe the u.s. can make it into the quarter fiebls of the world cup? soccer fever sweeping the bay area and the country.

the cash lanes backing up, now of the world cup?

welcome back everyone, 5:42, we are continuing to cover breaking news this morning. a live look at oakland where two lanes dropped on northbound 880. this is right before 94th after a deadly crash. a motorcyclist versus a large truck. mike inouye will have an update on when that road will completely reopen. also a look at work arounds, especially if you're headed to the airport possibly this morning. president obama says he's done waiting for congress, he'll act on his own on his own

immigration plan. "today in the bay's" tracy potts live on capitol hill, tracy the president's words come as one california town is doing with its inflex of immigrants, they're fighting back. >> reporter: right scott, down south near san diego saying no thank you to waves of 140 immigrants. they're starting today, they want to process them as a border patrol station down there because stlost many in texas. texas county handle them all. they have detentions full of kids that are overflowing. the obama administration trying to deal with this, but congress won't budge. in fact they're already on brake light now, privately the president say john boehner told them there's nothing that's going to happen on immigration reform this year. the president wants to take this into his own hands. he's asking the attorney general and the secretary of homeland security to come up with some options, things that he can do legally on his own without congress passing a law to stem the flow of immigrants coming

into this country. the president says that he also wants to take a look at people who come in recent immigrants coming into this country, but also, those who come in with a pass, those who are considered dangerous, who have committed crimes and he wants to speed up deportation for those guys. >> tracy, this is what john boehner was complaining about, the president taking action on his own and the executive, of course congress has done very little to make a difference. >> reporter: right, and that criticism doesn't seem to slow down the president at all. his argument continues to be if congress won't make laws to deal with this, i have to find some way within the administration to deal with it. they're calling it a humanitarian crisis. especially in texas. arizona, and california where we're seeing the children, tens of thousands of children coming over without their parents being held in those states and beyond now. >> all right tracy potts in washington, thank you. new this morning, the los angeles fire department has trained hundreds revenue captains to oversee rescue teams

over mass shootings. it comes after the deadly shooting at lax last year. they will report to the fire commissioners today. the after action report says the biggest step in emergency response was the failure of police and fire officials at the scene to quickly create a unified command post. a tsa officer was killed, several other people were hurt in those shootings. acoustics expert took the stand in the oscar pistorius murder trial today. talking about screams that neighbors heard the night reeva steenkamp was killed. the expert was called by the defense team in hopes of proving neighbors who said they heard the screams of the woman were in fact miss taken. . expert conducted test that shows ambient noise and other factors can make it difficult to hear accurately from a distance. pistorius pleaded not guilty saying he thought she was an intruder. the trial expected to wrap up in two weeks. happening today, the countdown to kickoff is on. about seven hours the u.s. will

square off against belgium. the winner moves on, loser goes home. >> team usa largely considered the underdog going into today's match. belgium hasn't lost yet, and the u.s. has squeaked in the knockout round. we had a win, tie, and loss. but with a wlilt success comes big expectations from fans. >> the u.s. could get a boost today from star josie altador. the forward will suit for today's match. the coach said he'll not sure hoich if any he'll see. he's been sidelined since hurting his hamstring in the first match of the tournament. >> now there are lots of places to watch today as the match starts at 1:00, you can catch the action all over the bay area. san francisco is the viewing party at civic center plaza, of course in the south bay fans will gather at fourth street pizza and the market and cesar chavez park as well. bay area soccer fans keeping a

close watch on the whole team obviously, but also chris from the earthquakes. >> he's attracting a fan base half way across the country at triable reservations of all places in oklahoma. it kind of makes sense though, he was raised in danville, but he's half cherokee. he also has lotsd of family who live on reservations in southwest oklahoma. they along with thousands of others gather regularly to cheer for him on the world cup stage. his success inspierped the tribe in fact to hold its first soccer camp last year. the second an yum camp started today. the u.s. played portugal, honorees of the camp earn the awards. we know it's hot in brazil, say at the civic center plaza, how's it going to be? >> you may need to bundle up. >> what a difference. up. >>er 2340u7 san francisco -- upper 70s in san francisco the last couple days. today you can see the change out there. the low clouds swept in across

the bay. that is part of a stronger push of marine air that will to help cool us down even inland. you won't need a jacket for swruing around san jose where we have mainly clear skies right now, 57 degrees, 58 in east bay around emeryville and san francisco. it's the stronger sea breeze today that'll eventually lead to the inland cooler temperatures. right now san francisco, west twoind 12, you can see the low clouds through right across the build tlgs and the top the bridge there around the midspan into emeryville. close to 12 miles per hour for you new morning. coast tam mist and low -- coastal mist and patchy low clouds around the bay this morning. clearing around lunchtime, but colloidy and cool on the coast. valley temperatures today much more comfortable. still 90s while inland. more 80s in the forecast today as we see the return of low clouds on the coast, and watch out if you're going head to areas north of lake tahoe, there is a slight chance of afternoon thundershowers. this is nothing but fog and mist

we're seeing here on the coast. locked in west of the golden gate, brief afternoon clearing around santa krusz, but staying chilly and clear there around pacifica. close to 80 in san francisco, above 1200 degrees in tri-valley yesterday, this has started to change overnight as the high moved off to the south and east, and trough hangs out here across the west coast the next few days, temperatures coming down. 83 today in san jose, mostly 60s to close to 70 in san francisco. so we'll see cool temperatures there in the north bay too, temperatures 80s around santa rosa and pleasanton and livermore yesterday, 102, 105 degrees. you can see the trend here, certainly cooling down, mid-80s through the rest of the week and low 90s again heading into the beginning of next weekend. now another check of your morning commute, here's mike. we still have the issue going on here northbound, two right lanes blocked. the update i heard from chp subpoena that the coroner arrived on scene. they're in the area and they're

conducting their investigation related to this deadly crash, north 880 as you're approaching 98th avenue, there's the traffic jam. look at the map. in the back-up here and marina boulevard, now we have the slow down starting, we had another crash that moved to the shoulder. be prepared for the slow down, this is early for that portion to have any commute issues. into the airport, you can exit davis and go over towards doolittle drive and you can get out of that jam. the rest of the folks, just stay on 880, two lanes are open and strask moving, you're slow through the one section. the rest of your area moving nicely for oakland and 580 is quite a drive over. international boulevard moves nicely. over hereto tri-valley shows a typical build for tuesday and slowing towards the dublin interchange as well as 84 through pleasanton. the rest of the commute no problems for the south bay. we're seeing the signs of a slow down for san jose on northbound

101 and the planes had no problems getting there. we had an earlier fenlder bender on the bridge, but traffic moving smoothly. back to you. >> mike, thank you. concord teacher accused of inappropriately touching more than a dozen students is on trial this week. joseph martin faces 150 counts of child molestation. the mother of the two boys says martin taught her boys in the fifth grade at woodside elementary school and was a family friend. >> you know all of our baby clothes and he would send home treats and cookies and baked goods with my son, but always making my son be the one come to his classroom to pick them up. >> concord police began investigating martin last year. there are reports teachers were concerned about his behavior back in 2006, but those reports say the principal did not call police. martin's attorney says his client is not guilty. >> we're trying this case on a mass he isser it yar theory.

a spark sparks a talk and the gossip spreads it. >> several families are suing the school district kplaming are the principal put their kids at risk by not reporting to police back in 2006. it is 5:52 now. there will be extra officer patrolling hertz park in san francisco while police try to find out who shot and killed a man in front of kids at a playground. allan callaway was shot friday afternoon as he was playing dodgeball with children. he was there as part a job with the hertz park summer program. relatives say he was trying to turn his life around after spending time behind bars. police have not arrested anyone for that shooting and they have not said if they have any suspects. 5:52, new recalls from general motors. mms more cars are being called back, we'll have details next.

you're watching "today in the bay." gm announced six new recalls affect nearly eight million vehicles in the united states. they're being recalled for ignition switch issues again. gm is aware of seven crashes, eight injuries, and three deaths in these specific cases. the company has now recalled nearly 29 million vehicles this year. almost double the amount of cars sold by the entire industry in the u.s. last year. chrysler expanding its recall related to the faulty ignition switches, nearly 700,000 vehicles recalled by chrysler. the kara van, town and country minivans and the dodge journey all covered under that new recall. we have your forecast covered this morning, at least rob does. he's in for christina, how are we looking?

>> now changes over my shoulder there as we see san francisco's stocked in by low clouds, that'll lead to cooler temperatures thanks to an all-day sea breeze today. 67 in san francisco, low 80s in san jose, and inland around livermore and the tri-valley today. a lot cooler, close to 90 in livermore and 82 later on around napa for the afternoon, mike. biggest issue we been talking about all morning, commute holding steady except for here, in oakland northbound 880 approaching that coliseum out of san leandro. two lanes blocked at 98th. we have video from the scene there. motorcycle crash. motorcycle involved in a crash here and two of the right lanes are blocked as you're heading north. there's the flairs blocking and duolanes are available. let's show you the scene from the coliseum camera. we can get an overhead view. approaching the coliseum, jamming up traffic on the approach just past the coliseum. those are all clear north heading into downtown towards the bay bridge toll plaza where

you have the metering lights on. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. 5:56, president sending more troops to iraq as the situation is intensifying. and the cdc issues a report on the possible link between autism and vaccinations. there is absolutely none. we will repeat that fact coming up. plus new images into our newsroom. a car slams into a home in san jose, bob redell just arrived on the scene. he is talking to police. he'll have a live update next. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually.

this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. right now breaking news, a car slams into a south bay home overnight. the violate crime want driver may be linked to, next. and new this morning, a collision with a coca-cola truck, a motorcyclist is now dead. we'll tell you if the overnight crash is going to affect your commute. plus air strikes and rocket attacks along the west bank.

retaliation for the deaths of three israeli teenagers. we're seeing more low cloud cover this morning around the east bay in san francisco hinting at a cooling change ahead in your afternoon forecast. i'll let you know what to expect later today in your forecast coming up in just a couple minutes. and that crash that scott talked abouted is in fact affecting your commute. the work arounds and how severe that affect is for the rest of your build. live look outside this morning at san jose, it is tuesday, the first day of july. and 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. let's start with breaking news this morning. san jose police are at a home where a car slammed into a garage earlier this morning. >> bob redell joins