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 us live on the scene right now, it's

interesting, this is actually tied to a home invasion robbery as well. >> reporter: that's what san jose police are telling us, good morning, laura and scott. you can see the home in question here. singleton and center, it's a evacuate home, no one was at home -- vacant home, no one was at home at the time. the suv has been removed. it happened around 4:30 this morning. san jose police tell us there were two people in the car. both they believe teenagers who have been involved in a home invasion, robbery that took place on the east side of town involving two elderly people. their condition as far as we know, they're okay. not sure what was taken, but as they were leaving that location, chp tried to pull over this van, not because they were suspects in the home invasion robbery, but because they had made an unsafe lane change. now it's not clear if there was a pursuit, as chp tried to pull them over, they crashed into the garage. the driver took off on foot.

the chp officer chased him, but the driver leapt over a fence so the officer decided to go back and retrieve the passenger because he didn't think he could get the driver. they were able to arrest the passenger. it's not clear how cooperative, if at all, that passenger is being. they are holding him obviously because he is a suspect in the crime and also trying to find out the identity of of that driver. the only description san jose police have right now is that hispanic, they believe he is a teenager, and they say that he is bleeding, based on some of the blood they found on the fence. as you can see behind me, there is a lot large police presence out here. officers had some of the rifles drawn earlier, actually right here to the left, you can see that officer putting his rifle back into the trunk of the car. because of the circumstances, they were never able to set up a perimeter because they found out too late what was happening as far as they had a suspect outstanding. there was no point in setting up a perimeter, but they have a police presence out here trying to still find this suspect,

again his location unknown. they just had the passenger in custody. obviously two men, teens they believe, one at least has been hispanic, the one outstanding against suspects in a home invasion robbery that took place this morning about four or five mimes away from here in east san jose. reporting live in san jose, "today in the bay." >> active story there, thanks bob. also new this morning, two northbound lanes of interstate 880 are shut down. this is near 98th avenue, part of the onramp, it is also closed. the crash between coca-cola truck and motorcycle happened just before 4:30. they are easing congestion on 880, big rigs are allowed on the highway. how you can get to work, mike inouye. >> yeah, this is a horrible place and horrible time, of course we don't even want to

talk about how bad this is as far as the human impact because someone has died as a result of this crash. we continue to have the investigation going on. you can see the flashing lights blocking your twor right lanes as you approach the 98th avenue onramp. from time to time, that is affected. you're in the area, consider using haganburger or 66, that's north of the coliseum. there's a ham up -- jam up, but there's barely available. coming up towards the scene, you're jamming up at davis street. if you're heading to the airport, get off at davis and take over to doolittle. just a little bit longer on the surface streets it'll get you passed the back up. if you want to go west, go to san leon droe street or national boulevard. it's 14th for the next block or so, then to international. that'll get you past to the coliseum and back on the freeway. 580 is a little far to go. 880 through 580 looking good. stick it outic. big rigs are allowed on 580 for the duration.

that'll change the traffic flow there as well as coming off the valley wide. be careful for west 580 off of 238. bay bridge, we have a good a. traffic heading up there, they have turned the metering lights on. let's look there, all lanes are backed up past the 880 overcrossing. the fast lane tracks are moving steadily and it's smoothly off of 580. back to the maps a and we're talking about the traffic flow. not a problem there. typical build for the flow up there livermore, more slowing through dublin and nothing dramatic out of pass president of 680, it was nice as does the rest of your bay. we had aernlier crash, and it's still reported on highway 92. camera from the hayward side shows an easier drive. foster city side, slowing. oakland airport, bart reporting on time. we had earlier delays, that's back on time, you can bart through oakland airport, back to you. duo have a developing story,

tension and violence along the west bank as a hamas militant is shot dead overnight. israeli prime minister is warning hamas it'll pay for the deaths of three israeli tarngs found buried in a shallow grave. and now israel is stepping up air strikes. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live in the newsroom this morning, stephanie, funerals for the three teens will be held in an hour. >> reporter: yeah this morning, laura, good morning. the i think aer is escalated as these were not soldiers or fighters, but three unarmed teens on the way back home from school, kidnapped and killed. 19-year-old and two 16-year-olds. one of whom holds a dual israeli-american citizenship were kidnapped on june 12th. they hitchhiked home. defense official says it appears they were shot fairly soon after their abduction. overnight to the israeli army launched air strikes at 34 targets across gaza blaming hamas for the deaths. now one of the attacks was on

this house in the west bank which military leaders say belong to one of two hamas activists suspected of killing the teens. in the weeks since the kidnapping, israel sent thousands of troops in the west bank to look for the teens. arrested 400 operatives and killed a palestinian, shooting him dead after he threw a grenade after forces were trying to carry out a arrest raid. hamas leaders denied responsibility, although they praised the kidnapping. israel says dozens of rockets were fired to palestinian territory in the last week. this morning, the families were set to hold wakes 4:30 in the morning our time with separate funerals for the boys. israeli leaders are continuing talks on their next move later today. israel calling for international condemnation recommending that the palestinian government backed by hamas cut its ties with the militant group, back to

you. >> hard to see the people mourn, thank you very much, steph. it is 6:07, let's take you out live as we get ready to hear our microclimate forecast. picture of the bay bridge and the treasure island and no ships this morning. >> you know, look how much cooler it looks outside. >> it looks wonderful, and rob is going to be a much cooler day. >> thanks for the sea breeze. >> indeed, we have the low clouds this morning been and all day sea breeze will which will bring a big drop in the inland temperatures yesterday going above 100 degrees in livermore, not today. you can sigh the culprit there, the low clouds sweeping across san francisco all the way over to the east bay and into hayward and oakland and emeryville many morning. san jose the exception to the rule. you have clear skies for the moment, but it's that stronger sea breeze really taking an edge off the heat? and it's an all-day event. obviously it's a low cloud cover, west wind at 14 miles per hour, and emeryville looking

back across the bay, nothing but clouds for the moment, west wind at close to ten miles per hour. so coastal mist and low clouds will be an all day event. patchy low clouds inland, breaking up around lunchtime then the afternoon, most of the valley temperatures today, 80s and still a slight chance of getting into the low 90s perhaps around pleasanton for the afternoon. high pressure which has been quite strong over the last few days has weakened. it's allowed the sea breeze to come up. you can see it 1:00 low clouds up and down the coast. except in santa cruz, brief sunshine later on today, then as we head towards tonight, low clouds will sweep in once again around 7:00. they're punching in towards the dublin grade as early as 9:00 tonight. today around san jose, 3i degrees, upper 60s near 70 in san francisco and for san jose, the temperatures will continue to cool, approaching fourth of july there on friday. rebounding towards the weekend, and as we take you up into the north bay today, 82 in napa. fremont about 83. oakland 727 and one of the

hottest spots yesterday. pleasanton, you're 100 degrees yesterday, today 91, mid-80s on thursday, and temperatures will climb again low 90s, but away from 100 degrees as we kick off fourth of july weekend, back to you. >> thank you very much. 6:10 happening now, if you take the golden gate ferry, you're going to have to come up with more cash for the ride. the ferry and the golden gate transsits regional bus fares are increasing 25 to 50 cents depending on how far you travel. however, the marine county local bus fare and the giants ferry fare will not go up. it's 6:10, still ahead "today in the bay." checking for hot spots, south bay firefighters were on alert after three brush fires. plus a soccer star born and raised in the bay area, but some of his major fan base is coming out of oklahoma. we'll explain that link coming up next. nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and

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here are today's top stories, two northbound lanes of interstate 880 are shut down in oakland right now the because of deadly crash. a coca-cola truck and a motorcyclist collided around 4:30 this morning. this is near the 98th avenue exit. no word on when investigators will clear this scene. 300 more u.s. troops are heading to iraq this morning. the additional troops will help those already there protect the u.s. embassy in baghdad and american citizens who have not been evacuated. there will be a total of 750 american troops in iraq. a new report from the cdc shows quote strong evidence there's absolutely no connection between the measles vaccine and

increased risk of autism. more than 5600 people have contracted measles this year. the cdc says more vaccine preventable diseases are making a comeback in communities will low vaccination rates. new video of trees and trash burned overnight in san jose. happened early this morning near sbet state 280 and burn avenue. burned close to houses on hannah court. crews able to put out the fire. the cause of fire under investigation. now, across town, crews spent the night monitoring hot spots after two fires in south san jose had people fleeing from their homes. that's where we find "today in the bay's" kris sanchez. kris, serving back to normal, right? >> reporter: i'd say quiet, but not back to normal because there's caution tape blocking one of the driveways here. and you can see the fire hose still connected to the hydrant, it's leading up to the dry hillside behind these homes in this neighborhood. but the scene was very active last night as fire crews watched

for hot spots, the good news though, no homes burned in the fire that started and took off through the dry brush fanned by winds and hot temperatures. the fire did go to four alarms, as you mentioned, it wasn't the only fire that was taxing resources in the bay area. fire crews fought the fire from the air with helicopters, and on the ground there were several firefighters who were injured. before the folks who lived near this 125 acre fire, it felt a lot bigger and a lot closer. firefighters reminding people to be ready to leave we had they have to evacuate and leave the fireworks to the professionals. >> we got to get out of here in five minutes. we have dogs and it was a little heroing. >> we're going to be adding extra companies for the fourth during peak hours. hopefully that'll be a deterrent for folks not to utilize personal fireworks. >> reporter: the fire department's warning about fireworks is echoed by san jose

police who say they are increasing patrols looking for illegal fireworks as well. don't do it because of all the dry brush and dry conditions, just takes one spark to set the whole hillside on fire. by the way, those fires were visible from the freeway, not only highway 85, but also highway 101, so if you're in that situation do be aware that there are folks driving to and from the fire. you see emergency personnel even if you don't see the fire, get out of the way. reporting live in santa theresa, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. crews are out at golf course on capitol expressway near highway 101. firefighters were called in to help control those flames yesterday afternoon. the courses back nine stayed open and we hear some golfers actually kept playing right through. crews stayed on scene overnight just to watch for hot spots. now the heat is a concern for firefighters as we check your microclimate forecast

looking at san jose this morning, no smoke visible, that means question golf. >> you can golf anyway. >> yeah. >> nice day for you. and cooler outside. so faeshlly places like san jose, tri-valley was uncomfortable yesterday and the reason why we had high fire danger yesterday for the dry conditions as we look back to the fire conditions early yesterday afternoon. temperatures in the hilltop south of san jose approaching 100 degrees, wlind increasing at the time. now this morning, the wind speeds are out there with an on shore push of cooler marine air, a south wind right now in the san jose, and you can see that the wind has brought in the low clouds around san francisco and oakland for the morning. through the afternoon, we'll see the humidity levels which right now, close to 80% in san jose drop off to the 30% category and wind gusts at times could get up close to 25 miles per hour, but, the sea breeze will bring in more moisture with the air and the more important thing perhaps dropping down the temperatures

for the afternoon. right now outside, 5:and 60s out there, out towards at&t park, you have 58 degrees with the view of the coke bottle there in the outfield, temperatures around game time just after 7:00, it's going to be chilly. sweatshirt would be fine. close to 60 there in san francisco after 7:00, lots of low clouds on the coast, in fact they're going to stay entrenched on the coastline today. clearing skies around lunchtime and our valley temperatures today, mostly 80s to some low 90s. the breeze will pick up around 4:00 been typical for a late day as we go through the late afternoon hours as the sea breeze picks up. here's a look at the low clouds along the coastline, sunshine inland, low clouds are going to surge through the gap back in towards the dublin area area and tri-valley as early as 9:00 tonight. that's the good news if you want cooler temperatures, especially for the valleys today. 83 degrees in san hoeg, mided to upper 60s, around oakland today, 72 degrees, about a five to ten degree drop with the inland temperatures around pleasanton and livermore.

santa rosa down to 80 and the cooling trend should continue through fourth of july on friday. the weekend, livermore rebounding back up into the low 90s for saturday and the fourth of july fireworks forecast actually looks nice around most of the bay area as we'll see the temperatures staying a comfortable for the evening and it looks mainly fog-free too around san francisco as wet head towards friday evening, back to you. all right rob, over here back to oakland where northbound 880 we just got word, they have opened all the lanes now. our colleague and reporter leer is row is -- lucero is over there. the situation as it was original reported is different now that they have all the details in the investigation and the investigation has concluded. all lanes at 98th are opened as far as the traffic flow. look at impact on your morning commute. you are jammed up from davis street to the scene. all the lanes clear. you don't have to get off, but you can take doolittle if you're in a rush. the traffic should restore

itself quickly because the traffic flow this tuesday looking lighter. it's the summer time traffic volume that we're talking about. big rigs not allowed on 580 after they've reopened. chp has noted any changes so far. now we're looking at the rest of the bay approaching the bay bridge, metering lights are on and you're having the flow coming off of 580 right at the straightaway as well. san mateo bridge, slower drive, i'll give ewe look, earlier crash reported from the hayward side, smooth drive across the flat section, not able to see flashing lights across the high-rise to the foster city where we have another camera and looking at the approach coming off after the high-rise and over towards 101 where traffic continues to move steadily over here. whatever was going on over tle, it has cleared, slowdown towards 101 on 92. and looking at the bridges on our maps, no major problems. on the peninsula side, traditional slowing between 84 and 101 itself. and it's a little slowing north for san jose for the freeway,

typical freeway, it's late, 6:20 in the commute, easy flow of traffic around there that and the bay. back to you. >> sounds good, thanks mike. let's talk world cup soccer. the countdowns into the kickoff is on. 1:00 this afternoon, u.s. squares off in belgium. the winner moves on, loser goes home. >> sends them packing. usa considered the underdog going into the match. belgium has yet to lose while the u.s. squeaked into the knockout with a win, tie, and a loss. >> south bay soccer fans are familiar with chris, he's from san earthquakes afterall. now he's on the world cup team. >> but he's also tracking a big fan base half way across the country at triable centers in oklahoma. he was raised in danville, but he's half cherokee, he's making anyone pact on southwest oklahoma where most of the people from that particular tribe live. he has lots of family who still lives there including his aunts

and grandfather. >> he's really proud of being indian. his indian name means warrior coming over the hill. >> he's just a really, the best man you want to be around. he's a good role model. >> his success inspired the tribe to hold its first soccer camp last kbreer. the second annual camp started today. the u.s. played portugal. hon rear res at the camp win wando awards. >> 1:00 today we're going to be watching, watching. but it's 6:22 right now, still ahead on taik. hot wheels, the search for bentley that was stolen from the streets of palo alto.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back oakland police hope to crack down on prostitution by publicly shaming people who get arrested on related charges. the department launched a website that'll show mug shots of people who got arrested for being, quote pimps on purchasers. those are people who are arrested with suspected prostitutes or those who benefit from it in addition to the pictures, it'll provide names, birth dates, and where they live. there are already 156 pictures posted. police looking for help finding a luxury car stoling off of city streets. the daily news of bentley was parked on sanford avenue for almost a month.

when the owner went out to get it on friday, discovered it was gone. now the car looked like this, but it's also a convertible. police say it's so distinctive they're hoping someone will notice it and give them a call. officers are looking for a blue 2013 bentley continental gtc. license plate number on the screen. no word why the owner didn't use the $213,000 car for several weeks, but when they used it, it was gone. >> just, you'd think you'd check on your $200,000 car. >> i'd put that in a garage. 6:26 right now, still ahead, stretch of highway shut down overnight. we have new details in from the chp about a very troubled morning commute. plus does the mayor of oakland have car insurance? we'll tell you what's triggering new doubts about the fender bender. taking a live look outside, san mat tteo bridge this mornin afternoon sea breeze will cool

things off. quite the difference from yesterday. let's go up further north and over to the toll plaza. as laura mentioned, very significant problems on 880, we'll check in with mike, alternatives coming up.

we have new details about an overnight crash that is snarling the morning commute. we'll cover that slow down as well as alternates and the rest of your building traffic tuesday build. and all this fog in san francisco will lead to a much cooler day today in san jose as the ocean air-conditioning is turned on once again. changes in your forecast coming up. and let's take you to new york city and a live look at the opening bell. it is the first day of july, so that means it's beginning of the third quarter. here's the ring on the nysc.

>> emptyken steel. there, press the button. it is the first of july, here comes the nasdaq, this is "today in the bay". from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you guys, tuesday, no wednesday, tuesday. >> it's tuesday, july 3rd. >> i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are covering new details this morning, all northbound lanes open hours after a deadly crash in oakland. investigators say a person was hit in the slow lane on northbound 880 near 98th avenue in oakland with a motorcyclist hit by a large truck. now just moments ago, the coroner arrived, chp left the scene. all the lanes were reopened, but the area seeing a lot of bottlenecking, so officers originally said it was a

motorcyclist hit as i mentioned, but they were actually reissuing that sig alert in the area this morning. it all happened before 4:30 this morning, it's unclear what the person was actually doing in the roadway. >> there's any vehicles associated with the female pedestrian or if she walked into the freeway, into the direction of the big rig. >> as i mentioned, sigg alert issued, but it was said that the lanes were reopened. but another was issued because of the back-up. traffic update in just a few minutes. well this morning, pressure at the border, president obama will deliver a get tough speech on immigration, but a california town that is slated to get an influx of new immigrants is fighting back. "today in the bay's" tracy potts joins us from capitol hill, tracy, the issue is flooding across -- children flooding across the border and they're alone. >> reporter: right and being

housed in texas, but they don't have enough space, and so many are shipped tout various places including marietta, california, along the border, they're shipping women and children there to process them starting today in waves of 140d at a -- 140 and the residents say no thank you, they've within protesting -- been protesting, arguing they're bringing disease and they want them to go back across the border where they came from. now the obama administration has been trying to deal with this, but that immigration law, that bill that was crafted a year ago has gone nowhere. john boehner tells them there's going to be no vote on immigration this year, so the president plans to take this all of this into his own hands. he's asked the attorney general and the department of homeland security to come up with options, things that he can do without congress to try to deal with the flow and stem the flow of immigrants a into our country. he's gotten a lot of bushback on

that already, already john boehner not here on capitol hill because they're on break, in a statement, speaker boehner said if the president does that, it's going to make the situation worse. >> all right, said the person on break. tracy potts live from washington. thank you. 6:33 right now, time to take a look at that forecast this morning as we take a peek outside, there is the sun up over the bay area, warming things up perhaps. not as hot as yesterday. going get a lot of cooling today, rob is in for christina, how are we looking? >> big change there in san francisco over towards oakland as the low clouds swept back in and let the low clouds being an all day event along the coast and sea breeze cranking up, that's going to lead to a drop in temperatures today. we'll see the numbers away from the upper 70s in san francisco from yesterday to low 60s later on. you could see right now 58 degrees in san francisco, over towards the east bay and you have the low clouds there, san jose a bit of a different story there, just patches of low

clouds, currently 57 degrees. so that stronger sea breeze bringing the winds up this morning into san francisco, west at 14, you see the flag blowing around and a lot of fog over downtown san francisco and emeryville looking back to san francisco, mostly cloudy skies and for the coast, that's the view you're going to have all day long. patchy low clouds inland to about lunchtime. sunshine for areas around santa cruz, the valleys though much cooler today, 80s to just some low 90s inland and the late day sea breeze will pick up from 15 to 30d miles an hour. the low clouds across the central bay. that'll continue to be the story for at least about 11:00 this morning, all day event there on the coast, and as early as about 6:00, 7:00 heading into the evening, low clouds approaching the tri-valley by 9:00 tonight. 65 in san francisco for the north bay, you'll see temperatures cooler today, temperatures there in the low

80s around santa rosa and napa. near 90s for a change from the 105 degrees we saw yesterday, mike. >> that's better as far as the temperatures go because i don't like the high temperatures. we're looking over here, don't like the slower drive in and don't like the reason for the traffic issues going over here past the coliseum. let me give you the good news first, the traffic lanes are all open in northbound 880 at 98th. you see the live shot there. what happened was earlier we got reports of a motorcycle versus a truck and someone died, that's what we were originally notified, more details are coming in now. there was a crash, and a motorcycle was involved and maybe a rig there as well, but there was potential for a pedestrian to have been there. c shp sorting that out and the investigation continues there near the 98th avenue onramp and that's why they continue the advisory. marina boulevard up past the coliseum, that's the only real stretch for slowing for oakland.

580 coming off the castro valley. san mateo bridge is slower. the bay bridge toll plaza, we see the approach off the east shore freeway, not a problem, and live look shows the traffic slowing nicely there. the toll plaza itself, because the metering lights are on. as we get back out, the traffic flow coming off, that's the slowest drive of the approach. the san mateo bridge recovered nicely and 880 towards the dunn barton bridge, that's slower out of hayward. the pence last side moving nicely for 280, 101 and the south bay, northbound 101 as well as 87 starting to show a heavier volume of traffic. that's not a big deal, it's traffic tuesday which means we expect to see a heavier volume. during the summer time, we have this really weird ebb and flow. this approaching the holiday weekend for some folks, you know, fourths of july, lighter flow throughout the rest of the week. it is 6:36 right now, there

is doubt this morning if oakland mayor jean quan had insurance when she was involved in a car crash last month. happened in east oakland. the cell phone video shows the aftermath. the other driver, lakeisha lovely says quan ran a red light. quan denies the report. lovely's attorney says quan has not provided her insurance information. the mayor's office says she's been working with the other driver and her attorney to move things along. well it's 6:37, still ahead the black and orange blueprints, we're look at the giant's surprising skit coming up.

let's talk giants baseball this morning, live look at at&t park for the first time in more than two months, the giants no longer in first place in the nl west. the struggling giants we can say welcoming st. louis cardinals tonight. >> but the news surrounding the team isn't all bad as the giants hope to get their spotlight back at the top of the lineup, here is comcast sportsnet. >> reporter: it is a sad state of affairs when the best thing your team was able to break up a no hitter. and such is the case for junior san francisco giants right now, they are 1-6 on this current home stand. yesterday's off day really couldn't come quick enough. they dropped a series to the padres then swept in a four game set by the cincinnati reds.

and that is a first here at at&t park. >> it's hard or it explain these things. the only thing you can do, we've got to stay positive, be thankful to, you know, for a good start, as bad as things are, we should consider ourselves fortunate to be where we're at. >> reporter: well it is a new day and sometimes flipping the calendar page can help. no more june swoon excuses on this july 1st. the giants hoping to be able to activate outfielder pegon, they're hoping brandon belt may be able to make it back against the st. louis cardinals. tim lincecum set to take the hill tonight. of course his last outing was a no hitter. if the giants don't get the bats going, they're going to need a repeat performance for lincecum. first pitch 7:15, that's junior giant's update, i'm amy gutierrez for "today in the bay." coming up, do you believe?

we believe that we will win cheers, chants as team usa faces belgium in the knockout round of the world cup. we're going to tell you where you can catch a game on your evening. suv slams into a house in san jose. the person linked to violent crime. we'll have all the details next.

you're watching 156 minutes of continue -- 156 minutes of continuous news, weather and traffic. police in san jose looking for the driver of an suv who slammed into the garage of this home last seen hopping a fence in the neighborhood right near andrew hill high school. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live near the house.

police telling you stolen tied to a home invasion robbery as well. >> reporter: home invasion rob lay it took place early this morning on the east side of town, about four to five miles away from where we're at right now, the suspects believed to be teenaged were leaving that crime scene when chp spotted him and speeding in the suv. they ended up in a chase. as the suspect came down center, they miss judged the turn on to singleton here and crashened into the garage of that vacant house which you can see is boarded up right now. eyewitness tells us that both chp officers who had been chasing the suspects drew their guns, ordered both teens out of the crashed suv. the driver came stumbling out of wreckage and made a run for it. >> he didn't care. that's what blew me away, i got scared. i was here, and i'm thinking oh my god, they're going to shoot him. they just let him get away. >> reporter: he did get away.

last seen hopping a fence into a nearby yard, only description according to san jose pd is that he's mist tannic, bleeding, possibly teenage. his partner was arrested, taken into custer i did. police haven't said whether or not he's been cooperative. again as i mentioned, four or five miles away from here on the east side of town where they robbed an elderly couple early this morning, the condition of that couple not clear. reporting live here in san jose bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right bob, thank you. it's time to check the microclimate forecast on this tuesday morning, taking a peek outside where usually it's a little bit warmer in the east bay. you can tell, look at those hillsides, where's the green? we could use it. cooler temperatures today though rob. he'ses in for christina. >> cooler than the 105 degrees yesterday. >> low 90s may seem hot, but that's a big drop from

yesterday's high temperature thanks to a sea breeze which really spilled in a lot of low clouds all the way across san francisco to livermore to oakland. 58 degrees in the east bay. bay bridge looking back to san francisco and just patches of low clouds. right now in san jose and that's the view looking inside at&t park for you this morning. 5 # currently and as we head through the afternoon, 7:00 or just after 7:00 game time there with the cardinals in town, chilly. 60 there and san francisco's high temperatures out of the 70s today. low to mid-60s for most of the day around the peninsula. at least around san francisco. so coastal fog and mist, that is going to be an all day event, patches of low clouds inland through lunchtime, even for oakland, then we'll see valley temperatures today running quite a bit cooler, we're looking at highs today in the 80s to some low 90s around 4:00 the sea breeze will strengthen once again, 15 to 30 mile per hour winds as we head towards the evening. so that is the story for you, at least during the afternoon as we

see the temperatures running quite cool at times, moves through the afternoon today. so low clouds up and down the coast, except for santa cruz, some late day sunshine and then once the sun sets, we'll see the low cloulds spilling out early into tomorrow morning, you'll see the low clouds all the way into the tri-valley as we wake up tomorrow morning. you have high pressure holding its position, that has moved on, instead we're going to see the sea breeze, bring the temperatures down into the low 80s, the peninsula looking at temperatures closer to the 70s around foster city and palo alto, look at san francisco, they are 65 degrees and upper 60s around hayes valley in the marina. san jose, 83 today, cooling to close to 80 on thursday. fourth of july looks much more comfortable outside. comfortable for the world cup viewing around 1:00. you can see the temperatures rebounding slightly as we head towards the weekend and up into the north bay, the temperatures, pleasanton about 91 degrees. by the way, pleasanton

yesterday, you saw the temperatures in the triple digits today, cooling and cooling more as we finish off the rest of the workweek, fourth of july looking nice, warmer heading towards saturday. now far check of a tough tuesday morning, here's mike. we typically see more traffic on tuesday, same for the summer time traffic, but overall, a lighter flow, we'll talk about the oakland issue. 85, so this is your typical pattern for this time of day. we will see a big slow down happening over the next hour and a half. about 8:00, 8:30 you can see a traffic flow returning to the south bay after the 8:30 half hour. we're looking to southbound 680, slower drive for pleasanton. no drama out of livermore,

dublin, easier flow of traffic right now if things continue as they have been all morning there. now smoother drive across the san mateo bridge and the dunn bart bridge into and out of san francisco, very nice drive right there. we have this h this continuing issue where we had that. the crash and investigation, someone was found dead there on the side of the road, originally we thought the the two were linked, c shp checking that out, that may not be the case. we'll track that in the newsroom. slower drive past davis, but all laned are open towards the bay bridge toll plaza. the live look shows you another crash reported at 98. i'll track that other incident to see if it's causing slowdowns. also across the golden gate bridge, lower clouds, the fog sinking, it's cooler today, that's part of the reason why. we have an easy drive despite that all the way across into the city, back to you. developing story the tension and violence mounting along the west bank as hamas militant was

killed overnight. israel has vowed payback after three teens were found buried in a shallow grave. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us from the newsroom. at least one of the funerals wrapping up within the hour. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, scott. politics aside, for the grieving families, it's three sons lost way too soon. kidnapped and killed. the footage of the funeral that just ended in the hour. man and woman, presumably the parents were emotional crying as they spoke about the killed teenager. hundreds showed up in support as you see there, a lot of emotion. a 19-year-old and two 16-year-olds, one of whom who hold a dual israeli-american citizenship. they were hiking home of hebron. two and a half weeks later, the bodies found bury under a pile of rocks. israel blames hamas for the kidnapping and killing, overnight the israeli army launched air strikes at 34 targets across gaza include this

can house in the west bank which military leaders say belongs to two hamas activists. now israeli forces killed the palestinian with hamas shooting him dead after he threw a grenade. hamas leaders have denied responsibility, although they praised the kidnapping. this of course follows the collapse of talks involving both sides led by secretary of state john kerry. that was a couple months ago. the israeli-palestinian conflict hitting a dangerous low in years. thank you very much, steph. we have new video to show you this morning of trees and trash that burned overnight, just the latest fire to burn in the south bay in the last 24 hours. fires started at 1:30 this morning in bird avenue in san jose. burned dangerously close to several homes on the cord. crews were able to put it out before it spread. cause of the fire is still unknown. now across towns, crews monitored hot spots after two

fires in south san jose had people running from their home. that's where we find kris sanchez, everything back to normal this morning? >> reporter: i wouldn't call it back to normal just yet, laura, there's caution tape blocking one of the roadways here. along with a fire hose that's still attached to a fire hydrant and if you look up at the hillside, it's no wonder why. 125 acres burned last night and yesterday after this fire took off, fueled by wind and fanned by hot temperatures as well. the fire did go to four alarms, it was not the only fire taxing resources. fire crews fought the fire from the air with helicopters, on the ground to firefighter -- two firefighters were injured in the fire fight. although homes were saved. for the folks who live near the fire fight, it felt a lot bigger and a lot closer, firefighters reminding people to be ready to leave when emergency strikes. for one family though, it was surreal. >> we need to evacuate right

now, the house might burn down. >> reporter: she did leave her home as well as some of her neighbors, the fire visible from highways 85 and 101. i saw another one on highway 152. clearly a lot of fire is breaking out during the hot and windy conditions and it just takes a spark. that's why the san jose fire department is reminding people not to put off any illegal fireworks or legal fireworks. they're going to have extra patrols on the fourth quarter, fifth, and sixth to make sure san jose police also echoing that same warning saying that it is just a very bad idea given our very dry conditions. reporting live in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> all right, thanks for the update, kris. in the meantime, crews were out on capitol expressway near highway 101.

firefighters from mountain vuz and paul -- view and palo alto yesterday morning. some golfers kept playing through. crews stayed on scene overnight to watch for hot spots. well the states minimum wage goes up from $8 to $9. the state will increase minimum wage ghen 2016 to $10 an hour. also smoke detectors in rental units must have non-replaceab non-replaceable, non-removable ten-year batteries tarting today. new restrictions on leaf blowers going into effect. that'll get you out of bad. leaf blowers will be banned on sundays and holidays. they are limited hours people can use them during the weekday. and the definition of family under family paid leave has expanded. it now includes seriously ill siblings, grandparents, grandchildren, and parents-in-law. workers can receive partial wage

benefits. all lanes of northbound 880 through oakland reason back open this morning following a deadly crash. chp says a woman was hit and killed bay coca-cola truck near 98th a. it's unclear why she was in the roadway to begin with. right now police in san jose searching for the teenaged driver who crashed a stolen suv into this home in south san jose. witnesses say the suspect hopped the fence and took off. the passenger however was arrested at the scene. police say the two suspects are tied to a violent home invasion just a few miles away. general motors announced six recalls affecting nearly 8 million vehicles in the united states. gm is aware of seven crashes, eight injuries, three deaths, in this recall alone. 13 in the previous recall. a little cooler today, you're going to feel it this morning. >> you can't miss it. can't misted it. the east bay, peninsula right now, 50s and that all day sea

breeze will bring temperatures into the comfortable range. 67 closer to san francisco, 83 in san jose. 90 inland around the tri-valley and 2i in the north bay. the cooling will continue through fourth of july friday. >> it is appreciated. >> and mike 880 back open, i'm guessing really slow. >> it's not so bad i should say because we would expect that on a normal day, and crash like this, let's look at the sensors over there. here at 98th, right by the coliseum where we had half the freeway blocked. well, that has recovered very nicely because as we look at the sensors on our map, it's a vacation week for a lot of folks, some taking a few extra days including the fourth of july friday off. we see the lighter volume quickly recovering past the scene of the earlier crash. we're figuring out the details with chp letting us now what they discover as a result of why that person was found dead on the roadway and the truck recovered and whether or not there was a motorcycle at all which was the original report that came in over here. smoother drive down the freeway,

metering lights are on, slower drive bast the san mateo drive. typical pattern, lighter volume. >> sounds good, maybe people are holding tout watch world cup socker. >> that's right, it is a big day, the u.s. taking on belgium in the knockout round. >> the game starts at 1:00 this afternoon and nationwide, fans are getting ready to cheer. you've got to jump when you cheer too. that is the signature chant for the u.s. men's national team. you're going to be hearing it a bars, offices, all day long. in san francisco, you can catch the game on the big screen at the civic center plaza. also several option options in san jose. cesar chavez park, the fourth street pizza, and san pedro square market. >> that'll be fun. television as well. 1:00 this afternoon. >> this is funny too, we were talking about belgium, you know well the waffle house getting into the world cup spirit ahead

of the u.s. versus belgium match. the restaurant chain took to twitter to say we don't believe in bell gem wachls. or belgiam waffles as a follower corrected. they are popular here in north america, but they're not served in belgium. >> we like anything that has whipped cream. >> and syrup and sugar. you name it. >> in belgium, they're brussels waffles. brussels? >> i looked that up actually. >> they're from brussels. >> awesome. >> quite different than waffles in the morning. >> putted whipped cream on them. >> hey, that's what's happening "today in the bay," we're back at 7:25 with is a live local news update. you can join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00 and check out nbcbayarea.com any time we're not on air. have a great day, and go team usa. >> all right, i think that's fair to say, right?

>> u.s. >> #usa. >> #ibelievewecanwin. good morning. breaking news overnight. israel hits back hard, launching airstrikes after those three missing israeli teenagers are discovered murdered. israel's prime minister declaring hamas will pay. relentless severe storms tear through the midwest once again, damaging winds, hea rain and dramatic lightning strikes including this one on chicago's famed willis tower. while in the atlantic, the first tropical depression of the season forms off the coast of florida. royal bond. this morning pippa middleton's relationship with her sister, the duchess of cambridge, and the future king who lights up her life. >> that's the biggest smile i've seen this morning. when i mentioned george, you smiled