plus the deadliest day in the israel-gaza conflict. how the u.s. is joining the effort to the broke aeroceasefire. four days without running water. we're live with growing frustration at a bay area apartment complex. meanwhile, we are tracking showers this monday morning, but it's only for the early risers. we're going to see this activity fade quickly, and then the heat is on. your microclimate weather forecast coming up in just moments. >> all right, the early bird catches the rain. over here, the metering lights getting into san francisco and now a new crash on the city side. we'll give you an update as chp arrives. and a beautiful start to the day in san jose, the clouds will lift, we'll get some sunshine, and the sprinkles, where are they headed? we'll talk to christina in just a bit. it is monday, july 21st, this is "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good monday morning, and thanks for joining us i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon.

>> and i'm scott mcgrew. developing now, john kerry arriving in cairo this morning, he'll push far ceasefire between israel and hamas. meanwhile palestinian health official says an israeli tank shell struck a hospital in gaza strip, killing four people, wounding 60. the israeli military checking out than report. it comes as the number of dead in gaza tops 500. violence peeking yesterday, more than 70 palestinians, 13 israelis killed inlatitude colluding two israeli-americans. one a california native. he lived in woodland hills, last night friends and family members held a small vigil until southern california to honor the young man. he volunteered to join the israeli army last year. his family traveling to israel later today to lay him to rest. turning to that deadly plane crash in ukraine now. victims of, bodies of the victims are in the pros of being moved and -- process of being moved and taken to nearby train cars. meanwhile international

community is outraged about the limited access to the crash scene allowed by pro-russian rebels. "today in the bay's" derek shore joins us, a vote to demand access so gain access is set to take place in hours. we're not talking about a government group here, we're talking about rebels. >> reporter: that's right, and the president of the ukraine speaking out today and calling russia and the pro-russian separatist to the carpet. moments ago, he says there's been three kiem crimes, taken down of the plane, treatment of the bodies, and third the destruction of evidence. it comes as we are expecting the u.n. security council to vote later today on a resolution to demand international access to the huge debris field which is still under the com of those separatists. the same group of rebels suspected of shooting down the boeing 777 in eastern ukraine. the australian prime minister has strong words and john kerry said u.s. evidence shows there is little doubt that the rebels were the ones to launch that deadly missile. >> there's no doubt that, at the

moment, the site is under the control of the russian-backed rebels. and given the almost certain probability of the russian-backed rebels of thing down of the aircraft, having those people in control of the site is like leaving criminals in control of a crime scene. >> we picked up the imagery of this launch. we know the trajectory. we know where it came from. >> reporter: a positive news, the dutch prime minister says some of their experts have been given access to the victim's remains in attempts to identify them, get them back to families so they could be properly buried. again that vote from the u.n. security council will happen later today. we will have to see if russia will decide to block it. in the studio, derek shore, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, derek. several people on board the plane headed to an aids conference in australia at the conference today, those victims were honored in a moment of silence, and then the president

of the international aids society dedicated the conference to those killed. in addition, candle light vigil will be held tomorrow to commemorate their lives. we're following developments around the clock, in the meantime, head to nbcbayarea.com for the very latest information. new this morning, plits are investigating -- police are investigating an attack in san jose that sent one man to the hospital. it's too soon to tell whether this was a stabbing or a shooting. investigators say they found the victim on the ground and think that he may have crawled from an apartment complex nearby. it happened overnight near eden avenue. police say they have not arrested anyone and don't have any good leads that the point. happening now, pleasanton apartment complex waking up without water for the third day in a row. bob redell joins us live, no water since friday, people live there certainly is got to be frustrated. >> reporter: well it's monday morning, you needed to take your shower before work, and the best you can do is. hand wash with a couple of water

or bottled water you bought at the store. you can imagine the few residents we've spoken with here at the spring house in pleasanton are very us from stray straited, very angry. they've been without running water since friday afternoon since 2:00 when a water line burst. they actually had it fixed yesterday, for about an hour, residents have did have the water back on, then it went out again. and it's still out, and they don't know when the workers will be back out here. people who live here have been going without the showers as i mentioned, they're having a hand wash with bottled water or go to a friend's house. some people are snagging water from the pool to frush their toilets. this is the fourth day this has been going on. wondering how much more they can tolerate. >> we can't take flush, take showers, can't live like normal people. but they're not giving us any answers. we'd love to pack up and go stay in a hotel, but we have a dog,

and we can't. so we're frustrated right now. >> reporter: what are you doing? >> we don't know what to do. >> reporter: a man told us he's enjoyed living here at spring house apartments and all that time, of course until this weekend happened. the management did hand out one gallon of water to someone else telling us this to the roughly 300 renters here. this one person say this is not much. we tried to reach management locally and at the national level, but it is afterhours. all we received were voice mail messages. reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. today's the day water prices go up for customers of the alameda county water district, people there did such a good job saving water and the drought, it meantless money for the water agency caused a budget short fall, so they are raising your rates. it is time now to check your forecast, we look live at the

bay bridge this morning, beautiful blue start to the day with meteorologist christina loren who doesn't have the monday blues. >> every day. every day. almost annoyingly chipper sometimes, and i apologize for that. but hey, i can't help it, i really am little missunshine. taking you outside where we don't have much of that going on right now, i just annoyed myself with that one. 64 degrees in san jose. 64 in livermore, and 64 degrees in san martin. here's the deal for today. we're starting out mild. really all your microclimate showing you temperatures in the 60s. three to five degrees of separation at best. later on today, 15 degrees of separation. we're not going to see that extreme swing between coastal temperatures and inland spots, that is because of this. that fog, which made its way all the way inland this morning. looking live here at a foggy start in sunol, show egg you now ocean beach, where we actually have some really thick low clouds this morning, good sign that onshore flow is returning and here in the south bay, another beautiful start.

overall, overcast for now, burning off quickly, and the showers are fading quickly as well as this front moves to the north. i want to set this radar back for you, three hours, and you can see what's happening over the past three hours. here go, we start it up, and now at this point, shower activity pressing into the santa rosa area as we head throughout the next couple of hours. right now, enough rain coming throw get your highways nice and slick, petaluma to santa rosa. that's the area we're watching for over the course of the next hour. look at these numbers. temperatures just perfect. 77 degrees on the peninsula today. 76 for the east shore. and 68 degrees today in san francisco. beautiful day coming your way in the city. we do have some heat ahead. we'll talk about that coming up, right now though, maybe we have to get out the front door, here's mike right on time. good morning. pith lieu maw to santa rosa, lance -- petaluma to santa rosa, lance, be careful. we're looking across the bay bridge, i was watching westbound into the city across the span,

smooth drive today zoomed in towards the city side, then zoom it back out. we had a hit and run reported as you're getting past the off-ramp. that cleared the roadway, cleared the off-ramp, and it should where an easy drive into san francisco as we see right now. metering lights on and back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's monday as you're traveling down to the upper east shore freeway. slowing as you travel through richmond. that's about it as far as the slowing towards the bay bridge. here's the tri-valley west 580 slows through livermore and dublin. slowing across that dublin grade as well. arrow pointing eastbound, there's a stall reporting involving a big rig and distraction and partially blocking one lane. we have an unusual slowdown twashds 58037 and that's a note for folks, volume increasing, more slowing through sunol. we have no problems for the rest of the bay. easy flow of traffic, we are talking about the mass transit systems. nop delays reported -- no delays reported. all the way down to the vta in

the south bay without issues. we have a live look at san jose where our volume nrkzs again. we see a little slowing from 680 up towards the airport. now the first burst hit, kind of a break going on right now, and you see the second burst kick in as a tradition over the next half hour and really, really seeing slow downs before about 6:45. >> hopefully folks will take the sprinkles in stride. >> yeah, watch it in the north bay, we don't want any dramatic going on. >> thank you very much. still ahead, on "today in the bay," cal train construction for the next six months. we'll show you will your morning commute will be affected. and live to the golden gate bridge and we'll check back in with christina and mike in just a minute.

you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back now, good monday morning to you, taking a live look at san francisco, it looks colded from this picture, you see those overcast clouds hanging out over the city. but we could call it tank tropolis today, we're going to end up at 69 degrees, no need for the jacket, and this is a rare occurrence. i'll let you know when the summer wardrobe season really going to come in handy in just moments. and we're looking over here towards the san mateo bridge where we had a stall earlier over on the right hand side that cleared, smooth krooi on a flat section. we'll talk about your peninsula and what it means for the south bay coming up. and here are today's top stories, secretary of state john kerry arriving in cairo this morning to push for a ceasefire between israel and hamas. this morning a health official

says israeli tank shells struck a hospital in the gaza strip killing four people, wounding 60 people already in the hospital. israeli military checking out that report. the number of killed in the cross border fighting has topped 500. wild fire burning out of control in washington state is now more than double the size of the entire city of san jose. more than 150 homes are destroyed, and one man died from a heart attack while he was trying to protect his home from the flames. frustrated people living in the spring house apartments in pleasanton without water for fourth day in a row. residents tell us a water line broke around 2:00 p.m. friday. they were only given a gallon of water to get by. and cal train is getting an upgrade when which will make riders happy. >> they're repairing the public address system in four stations. they've been getting complaints, it's hard to hear. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in san francisco, and stephanie, crews are giving the pa system a boost. >> reporter: yeah, that's right,

good morning, scott and kris. i just heard one of the announcements from the speakers now, it's fine if you're in the area, but if you're running and catch a train, it's tough to hear i would say. crews begun workers at this station in san francisco. 1:00 this morning, under the bridge here, and this is the first of fourth quarter to get improvements to the pa system. now the work runs south, so next will be the south san francisco station. before sunny valley and finally -- sunny vale. cal train says a report identified that pa systems at these four stations were inadequate and unreliable. with growing ridership, almost 12% up from last year. this is a matter of safety. the pa systems are important in providing critical service and safety announcements. and for the day-to-day, passengers say it'll enhance their experience and help them catch those trains. >> they need it because

sometimes cars are running late, and when you the pa can catch a train. >> reporter: it'd be nice to have it louder. >> yeah. >> reporter: and the work at the 22nd strain station in san francisco runs from 1:00 to 4:00 in the morning, then hours of work for the other three are 7:00 in the morning until 5:00 at night. differences. and you can see people catching the train now here at this station. one other thing passengers will enjoy is official message signs. you can see the information and customers will then have access to realtime information. live in san francisco this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> all right, stephanie, thank you much. and time now to check the forecast as we look live at san jose, and i'm saying if this moan soon moisture's going to stick around, we need to get a mailbox in the newsroom. >> yeah. hey, but you know what, our friend the monsoonal moisture keeps the big ridge of high pressure that keeps souse hot, that moisture combined with the

heat keeps our temperatures soaring. and i for one, i'll take the humidity over the triple digits, i don't know about you, but yeah, it's those triple digits, ac has a hard time cooling off your house. that i start to get frustrated. you know what, kris, off fantastic head of hair, and so it probably impacts you a little bit more so than me. me and my limp blond hair. temperature right now really mild out there. i can tell you right now, san francisco showing you that full deck of clouds and a little bit, little bit of a chop on the bay. right now the wind is picking up. it's coming out of the west. what that means for us with westerly flow is beautiful cool ocean air moving all the way inland, all day long. and as a result, your temperatures, which are already really mild are going to remain mild, only topping out in the low 80s. ian in the hot spots for today. looking live here at the clouds and what they're doing this morning, really fixed over the county. as the showers clear, we will

see fog develop, then by about 11:00 to the north bay, you will be mostly clear. we're going to see mostly sunny sky even in san francisco and areas south like sunol, add about 10:00 a.m. today. looking live at ocean beach, beautiful start here. i want to show you san jose, gorgeous day ahead, out door plans, really easy when temperatures are in the 80s. we are going to be in the 90s before you know it. even in the south bap we'll talk about that in a minute. right now tracking showers right now on their way to santa rosa. this is the last batch of rain that's significant. as it moves up in the next 15 minutes to half hour, we're going to be down with the rainfall, measurable precipitation here in the bay area. overall, comfortable temperatures today. 81 degrees good air quality. 76 on the east shore and 68 degrees today in sfraebs. here's the warm-up. temperatures, wednesday into thursday really feeling the impact. we're going to get three really comfortable days, then we will get gorgeous beach weather out of this as well. thursday into friday,

temperatures in the mid-70s in san francisco. 80s on the way to santa cruz. let's check your drive, maybe on your way to work, here's mike to help you out. we're looking over here towards palo alto. north 101 from willow and university all the way into the city. smooth drive here. southbound, picking up a little volume through palo alto. let's show you the maps, we're talking about a smooth drive through the south bay as well, northbound routes between 680 and 880, holding up steady as far as the lighter volumes go. we can see things kick in. the volume will build over the next half hour. we'll see the slowing spots for 87, 280, and 85. bimd down through hayward, continuing past the san mateo bridge and in towards union city, typical pattern. no sprys. dublin had earlier slowing, but that sorted itself out. typical build for west 580 coming through the pass and in towards the dublin interchange. south 680 has the building.

slowing through antioch where there's a crash moved to the shoulder. we are looking at another one here at railroad, and that's causing more slowing towards pittsburg. highway 4 in southbound 680, south 242 close to the speed there. westbound 80 moving nicely towards the toll plaza where the lights are on. earlier crash in san francisco confirmed clearing at ninth. we'll show you the toll plaza where the volume is there. you see that for the fast track lanes, but the cash lanes are chugging along. hov, car pool, big advantage for you. >> good advice, thanks, mike. remembering, hollywood is remembering james garner this morning, the 6886-year-old actor was found late in his home. police say he died of natural causes. garner is best remembered as a dry wooded gambler in maverick. we also remember him as a smooth talking private eye in the rockford files. in later years, he touched a new

audience for his role in the notebook. garner was a korean war veteran and recipient of a purple heart. and nasa honoring the first person to set foot on the moon. >> building at kennedy space center in florida will be renamed after neil armstrong. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> armstrong and buzz landed pont moon back in 1969, more than 600 million people worldwide watched the grainy images beamed back to earth. yesterday was the 45th anniversary of that historic landing. this weekend, buzz will be at uss hornt along with scott mcgrew, he will be there marking the anniversary of the apoll le 11 splashdown in the pacific. >> when i really to want show off, i show my contacts and i have buzz's number. >> i do, i'm showing off. >> and me. 6:21, still ahead "today in the bay," morning landing for an oscar winner and olympian. we'll tell you why their plane

made an unexpected stop in russia. five people on board as a hot air balloon burst into flames and it's all caught on camera.

new this morning, virgin atlantic flight from shank thigh london was forced to make an emergency landing in siberia. spokesperson says the plane had a technical issue and the landing was a precaution. now one of the 300 passengers on board was american screen writer

dustin lance black. he posted this video on facebook. here you see the plane dumping fuel, getting rid of the extra fuel before an emergency landing is very normal. his boyfriend is british olympic diver tom daley, also on the flight, right now the plane on a runway, being examined, it's in siberia. virgin atlantic says the passengers are being taken care of by the cabin crew. happening now, typhoon moving across parts of asia is leaving destruction in its path. 12 people dead, four others missing in vietnam after flooding and landslides. nearly 2,000 homes are under evacuation order. the same typhoon killed at least 77 people last week and 17 people in china over the weekend. new video this morning, at least 100 homes evacuated after a train derailed in wisconsin overnight. spilling several thousand gallons of diesel fuel. this happened 35 northwest of milwaukee. the city's fire chief says three

engines and 12 rail cars derailed. two people were hurt, though not seriously. preliminary reports show the company's train was going south when it hit cars on oates train. a home is teetering on the edge of a large sink hole in florida. that home's owner was allowed back in briefly to grab a few things. this is the front yard of a home in spring hill about 50 miles north of tampa. that hole measures about 40 feet by 40 feet. fortunately, no one has been injured, but crews will be out today to check the sink hole and decide what to do next. five people hurt after a hot air balloon burst into flames. take a look, crashed into power lines near boston yesterday. you can see it dipping low to the ground, hitting the power line, sent sparks flying. two people treated at the scene, three others to the hospital. the faa is investigating. time is now 6:26, still ahead, the south bay people

helping children crossing the border along. the fighting escalating near the border, we'll have it in the next live report. raising the fee for every flier. where every plane ticket is about to cost you even more money. and a live look out this morning at alcatraz, we'll check in with mike and christina and be back in just a minute.

the deadliest day of fighting as the violence ramps up a along the israel-gaza border. the new hope for ceasefire next. and goopd monday morning -- good monday morning to you, i'm christina loren, tracking showers on the radar this morning. they won't last all day. clouds to sun. mild through midweek, then the heat cranks as we get into the end of the week and your weekend, numbers if your mie clo climate in moments. commute kicking in around the bay just got word of a possible stalled big rig right

there. highway 24 approaching the maize. we'll let you know how that's shaking out the rest of the approach. and out to the opening bell on the nyse, could be a rather unstable day given all of the world politics over on the nasdaq, there goes the confetti. today is july 121st, it's monday, and here's "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good morning everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon today. the deadliest day of fighting between hamas and israel in the last month. the death toll in gaza is now at least 508 and two americans are among the dead in israel. "today in the bay's" danielle lee joins us live in washington, d.c., danielle, secretary of state john kerry is on his way to egypt to help broke aeroceasefire deal. in the last hour we hear of the bombing of a hospital, so that's got to increase the urgency.

>> reporter: hi kris, good morning, we are expecting secretary of state john kerry to arrive in cairo shortly, but it's going to be tough to get it a deal. the deal to get a truce to end the two weeks of fighting, even as the violence rages on and the death toll continues to climb. we saw video of just some of the damage as these air strikes continue in which one family was killed more than two dozen people from one family when a home was demolished, this is just one small example as this two week israel offensive wages on, hundreds of palestinians have been killed. tens of thousands fled their homes. in israel there has been losses, at least 18 soldiers and two civilians, among those two americans who were fighting on behalf of israel. and the israeli army did release some video of what they say were militants using tunnels to infull trait israel. they say they did stop them, and that's what they're trying to do. led by hamas from coming in to

israel. they are also experiencing worry as there are more and more air miss also this are being launched from the gaza strip. the home is to get this fighting to stop before there are more deaths. the problem is is that while israel is willing to agree to a ceasefire, that this deal reached back in november 2012, hamas is not willing to. the hope is that this increasing international pressure can get progress as kerry is arriving incare. i'm danielle lee, kris, back to you. >> thank you very much, danielle. happening today, volunteers from the south bay will take a bus load of supplies to undocumented immigrant children in southern california. over the past week, people have been dropping off clothing and toiletries at the guadalupe church in san jose. the donations will go to children and mothers who have been greeted by protesters in murrieta. they cross the boarder in hopes of escaping violence in central america. it is 6:32 now, time to check the forecast as we look live at a cloudy start over

sunol, but we see the sun trying to peek through there in the distance. >> christina loren joins us from the weather center, good morning. >> high quality start, high quality. good morning, scott, kris, it's monday, we have showers on the radar, but i don't think you need to add additional time to your morning drive. afterall, that's all you should be concerned about. really not enough to wash your car and not enough to bust that drought. but any sort of moisture coming through the bay area right now, a welcomed sight, and you can vividly see that moisture here in san francisco to kick off the day. temperatures are really mild out there. we're at 65 degrees in san francisco. 65 in redwood city, and 64 degrees in oakland. it's a subtropical air mass that's bringing in the humidity and shourts and look at this, even -- showers and look at this, temperatures are in the 50s, we're at 61 degrees above the water right now. and that cool ocean air you'll see here is going to come all the way inland as all your

arrows today shift out of the west. at this point, most of the arrows are coming out of the west which is a sure sign that our natural ac will be on for today. showers lifting quickly, we're welcome done, i'd say over the course of the next hour or two, all this action will be out of the bay area, pressing to the north. we are going to see another round of thunderstorms today along the sierra nevada, keep that in minded if you're headed that way. flash flooding in yosemite because of the strong thunderstorms yesterday. so if you're headed that way, make sure to have the radio on, stay tuned to the forecast and always check on the way if you're not driving. 81 degrees in the south bay, 77 degrees on the peninsula and 6 degrees for san francisco today. we have significant changes to tell you about. little bit of heat, but we're going to get pleasant days before the heat cranks. we'll talk about that coming up. here's mike inouye and your morning drive. good morning folks, bay bridge toll plaza first of all, we see the metering lights are on and the fast track lanes are showing the best flow of track. second best, hov of course car

pooling a big deal. crowded here, but look at oakland, from the coliseum, very light volume north towards us. folks from 98 toward the coliseum and continue to the bay bridge. now one concern we have on our maps. we have a slowing drive, developing for the east shore freeway and typical pattern there. 580, westbound 580 in your commute direction, sounds like there's a stalled big rig around that transition with 24. could be a bigger issue, at least a distraction. we'll track that as chp arrives. so far, we see slowing east 580, that's unusual, no incidents reported there. rest of the bay, typical pattern for hayward, union city, southbound 880 slows the slowdown. same thing westbound 580, south 680 as well. countercommute in livermore, stalled big rig reported around the area, distraction, but nothing worse than that. little bit of slowing. and here in the south bay, north 101 shows the build typical. 87 shows that following as well. we have your standard bill for the south bay just kicking in right now. >> all right, thank you very

much. mike. the cost of flying is taking off once again. this time security fees are more than doubling. the new fee applied to the price of your plaeb ticket will go if $2.50, to $5.50. you can expect to the pay that $5.50 again. congressman dated the hike, it'll reduce the deficit, not to improve tsa or security. well 6:36, still ahead, 50 wild fires raging in washington. how one man's desperate attempt to save his home from flames turned deadly.

raging wild fires are now deadly. 67-year-old man died of a heart attack. right now crews from across the country are in central washington to try to fight that out of control blaze. in fact, 5,000 men and women are out on the fire lines. nbc's jacob is live in washington, and jacob, this fire, nearly 300,000 acres, and it's still growing. >> reporter: the conditions are

better than they have been in a week, and the fire right now is bunning in an area where there are no more homes, but that's about the only good news in this week long fire fight now that the governor calls unprecedented in washington state. initially there were four fires here, also started by lightning, over the weekend, they merged into one giant fire that calls a complex fire now said 300,000 acres which is the largest wild fire washington state has ever seen. entire towns have been evacuated, and more than 150 homes have been burned. family after family is seen going through the rubble in one community up the road, 30 homes lost in the community where we are now off the lake. 40 homes have been lost and really they haven't counted all of the homes in all of the communities that have burned. but as i said, conditions are getting better, there's even rain in the forecast later this week. back to you guys. >> thank you very much. it is 6:40 now, coming up, four days and counting without

running water. we're live with the growing frustration at a bay area apartment complex. new details about recovery efforts near the plane crash, wreckage in ukraine.

you're watching 156 minutes of continuous news, weather, and trachk on "today in the bay"." we continue to gather details in ukraine. international investigators say they still only have limited access to the crash site this morning. >> derek shore joins us with the growing widespread international outrage and developments this morning. good morning, derek. >> reporter: and we are just getting video of international monitoring inspected refrigerated train cars being used to store the bodies of the victims of that malaysian airlines plane crash. the monitors including members

of the gagts team and the organization for security and cooperation in europe. armed separatists stood guard around the train cars checking account loekded in a town near the crash site. the leader of the dutch team said they were being kept in good condition. also today the u.n. security council is set to vote on an australia proposed resolution demanding international access to the crash site and ceasefire in the area. despite the act, the separatists suspected of taking that plane down are still in control of what happens next with those bodies. >> the train is going, we don't know the time, we don't know the destination, but we've got the promise the train is going. we don't know. >> why? >> i don't know. really, that's not my decision. >> he doesn't know. >> reporter: it is not his decision. just a few minutes ago, the president of ukraine had some harsh word for those in control

saying three crimes had taken police place, the shooting down of the plane, dream of the bodies, and the destruction of the evidence. we will have to see if that u.n. vote does any good, if it goes through and we'll have it. that's happening later today, back to you guys. >> thank you much. >> "today show" will continue our coverage. any time we're not on air, go online. website nbcbayarea.com for the latest. on a happier note, let's check the forecast. i've got you right here. and here for sure. >> 6:45 now, we have a good looking day shaping up. we are going to get spoiled for the first three days of the week with the low average temperatures, and that means if you have outdoor plans that you want to take care of before the

heat cranks, those are your three days to do so, starting on thursday, that climb is on. so, those are your weather headlines, temperatures are going to heat up as we get into the end of the week, overall we're looking good through wednesday, weather story of the day is the fact that we have shower activity out there and really mild temperatures. 66 degrees for example right now in san francisco. you're at 63 in half-moon bay, ocean beach, beautiful shot here. i love showing you live pictures as the sun comes up. beautiful sunset tonight as well at about 8:30. showing you san jose, beautiful start to the day here, low clouds, keeping our hillside nice and moist, and as we head throughout the next couple of hours, we're going to keep the showers on the radar. at least for the next couple hours, they may be out of here over the course of the next hour and a half or so. they're swiftly moving through the north bay. by around noon today, sunny conditions even in the areas that are still picking up light precipitation. petaluma to santa rosa, as

throughout 9:00 to 10:00, residual activities, lunch time, we're going to cut that off. 81 degrees in the south bay. ep on the peninsula, and 6 degrees in san francisco. workweek, overall, not bad for most of us. we'll be in the low 80s and upper 70s in san jose through wednesday. that's below average. then we're going to climb between wednesday and thursday up to 85 degrees. by friday, 86, in the 90s come in for the weekend. but overall, the trade off is great because you're going to get some 70 degree beach days down in san francisco, thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday, mike, looking good. what are you track kpg. >> i'm tracking the build for the commute because it's really starting to kick in right now, here's 101 at san jose. 683, we'll show you the map. this is not unusual, but it is kicking in strongly here. north 101 from capitol expressway and continuing up towards the airport, # 5 showing a strong slow down from 17 up to

saratoga. here a good slow down for 680 southbound off the dublin interchange. that started a couple minutes earlier and hitting stroner than you might expect. good volume for 8 had. that's your commute direction, but eastbound, watch it right around the area. transition, we do have reports of two big rigs now over on the shoulder. 80,000 pound of rigs and partials blocking one of the two lanes there. the rest of the bay looks standard as far as westbound highway 4. in pittsburgh, that's causing slowing as you're copping through the area, concord, approaching the bay bridge, your concern is westbound 24 off of 580, that stall looks like it moved to the shoulder. smoother drive approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll look at southbound direction of 101 through the north bay. san rafael, camera shows you the better volume of traffic building now. slowing at the curves and further north, petaluma, santa

rosa, christina's talking about rain traveling through the area. keep in mind, back to you. a developing story, secretary of state john kerry will arrive in cairo this morning. he'll push far ceasefire between israel and hamas. the number of dead now more than 500. violence peaked yesterday as more than 70 palestinians and 13 israeli soldiers were killed including two israeli-americans. among those killed, two americans serving as soldiers in the israel defense force. family and friends gathered in southern california last night to remember one of them. the 24-year-old was a sharp shooter in the military, 21-year-old from texas was also killed. meanwhile in one neighborhood in gaza, 70 people were killed yesterday on the drive in to the city, nbc cameras capturing survivors trying to get out with their belongings on their backs. of course gaza is completely isolated, there's really nowhere to get out to, even so, they are the lucky ones, the morgue is filled to capacity.

both sides of the middle east conflict have strong support here in the bay area. yesterday, thousands of people rallied for peace. >> we want peace, that's what we want. we want sustainable, quiet for our people. quiet will be met with quiet, we don't want anything from gaza. >> massers can, and you're like what can i do? we come to the protest to show our emotions and solidarity with the people. >> at one point the rally marched down market street, people were carrying boxes made to look like coffins. new morning, san jose police say it's too early to tell if a person who was found hurt in the street was shot or maybe stabbed. they found the victim on the ground, they think he or she may have called from -- crawled from an apartment complex. survived and taken to the hospital. few details this morning. the attack happened overnight near eden avenue. they have no leads yet. surviving suspect from the

bank robbery last week will make his first court appearance today. prosecutors plan to charge him with triple murder. the new charges will make 19-year-old jamie ramos eligible for the death penalties. may include 22 counts of attempted murder of a police officer. investigators say at least one bank robber robbed the same bank back in january. two suspects were killed along with a hostage and an hour long chase after last week's robbery. dozens had to find somewhere else to spend the night after a fire left 24 apartments unlivable. at least for now. this happened a at complex on gallway drive yesterday. this picture tweeted out by the fire department, nobody hurt. it's unclear how or where the fire started. happening right now, people living at bay area apartment complex are dealing with a fourth straight day of no water. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live outside the spring house apartments, and bob, folks who live there are super

frustrated, it's one thing to lose water on the weekend, but now we're in the workweek. >> reporter: just spoke to a lady headed out to work moments ago, clearly frustrated because he's going to work and hasn't showered. hasn't been able to shower since friday. she's doing hand wash with bottled water. another woman, you can look at this video let us into her apartment to show what exactly is coming out of faucet. surprisingly some water coming out of her kitchen faucet on the ground floor, nowhere near the normal flow, but upstairs, there's no water in the toilets, can't flush her toilet and of course there's no water coming out of the showers. they've been without running water here at this spring house apartments in pleasanton since friday afternoon when a water line burst. workers have been repairing it and had it fixed yet for about an hour. residents get all of their water back on, then it went out again. and it's still out, and they don't know when the workers will be back out here to have another go at it the. people who live here have been going out showers, as i

mentioned, hand washing with bottled water or go to a friend's house. some people are snagging water from the pool, the community pool here to flash their toilets. this is this as you mentioned it the fourth day of this, renters wondering how much more can they tolerate? >> i have to go to the bathroom, i go up to the gas station. which is not real convenient. basically we have some bottled water here for brushing your teeth and so forth. >> reporter: management helpful or sympathetic? >> yeah, they have actually. they have. still inconvenient. >> reporter: and if you come back out here life -- live, a trauk just arrived with porter potties on the back. i guess that's a good sign for residents because they don't have to go to the gas station or friend's house or go to the pool to get water. it could be a bad sign though because it might mean that

management thinks this is going to be going on for a little bit longer. more than a day. hard to tell. we did try to reach out to management here locally and at a corporate level, all we got was a voice mail, answering machine because it is afterhours as you can imagine. so again, fourth day without water here, off lot of people here, as many as 300 units according to one resident we heard from. they're just frustrated because they want this problem to be fixed. here we are in the 21st century and running water is not supposed to be a luxury, it's supposed to be something that comes with the territory. clearly they're having to live like they're in a third world. at least for the past weekend and hopefully for them, hoping it doesn't go on longer. reporting live near in pleasanton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> the city crews that are working on the water line or a complex workers? >> reporter: i was under the impression, speaking with residents, that is this is contract workers because the water line that is busted is on

property, it's not off property. my impression, it's private. >> all right. happened to all of us, but certainly not that long, thank you very much, bob. making our way into the heart of summer, and. gasbuddy.com is right, we could finish out the season with under $4 a gallon. in the men time, let's talk about cal train. cal train is fixing its public address system this morning. you may have gotten familiar with the charlie brown teacher voice. we can't understand what in the world is going on. we have someone to make it clear, and that is stephanie chuang, she joins us live from the 22nd street station, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. what an honor, yes, thank you. right as we spoke -- riders we spoke with here said they're familiar. the people new to the system, the enhanced pa system could really make a big difference. now work began at 1:00 this morning here. you can see passengers arriving, this is the very first of four stations to get improvements to the pa system. i don't know if you heard that,

but that was kind of a thing that was announced, the work runs south. so next will be south san francisco, sunnyville, and finally in san jose. that last phase set for completion in late december to possibly early january. cal train says there was apps report that identified the pa systems as inadequate and unreliable. so these upgrades are expected to help in providing critical service and safety announceme s announcements. riders say what'll make a bigger difference are the bigger visual signs coming to the station that will finally give them access to realtime service information. >> i think it'd be helpful. as far as being able to see it and not hear it. it'd be helpful for the community here. the visual's important, it's nices to va that. >> that lets you know if you're going to be on time or not. >> that one matters most. >> that's what matters the most. >> reporter: and the work of the 22nd street station will run from 1:00 to health care in the

morning, hours of work for the others set to run from 7:00 in the morning until 5:00 at night. with growing ridership, 12% almost from last year, cal train says this is also a matter of safety for the public. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> all right, stephanie, thank you. meanwhile, final check of the day's top stories. john kerry arriving in cairo this morning, he's looking for a ceasefire between israel and hamas. this morning a palestinian health officials say an israeli tank shell struck a hospital killing four people and wounding 60 people already in the hospital. this morning, the number of killed in cross border fighting has topped 500. u.n. security council will vote whether international access should be granted to the wreckage of malaysian flight 17. the bodies of most of the 298 people on board now sit on refrigerated train cars waiting to be taken from the area. well today is the day water price goes up for customers of the alameda county water

district. people there did such a good job saving water in the drought, it meant less money for the water agency, caused a budget short fall. and meteorologist christina loren now here with a forecast that includes sprinkles, but maybe not lasting longer. >> no in fact, we're about finished at this point. up in the northern counties, that's the only place we have this lingering activity. we're going to keep tracking the showers though for you all the way through the the kwtd today show," as long as they last, then a fantastic day with temperatures only ramping up into the low 80s. hard to beat that late july. all right mike, final check of traffic. >> watch that northern county because of the wet roadways. south bay, no problems. now 87 and 280 showing a slower drive. watching the rest of your bay, predictable pattern and watch 1580 and -- 580 and 680. also northbound 101, approaching holly street, reports of a crash

there. no slowing on the sensors, that's better news for the peninsula. >> thank you very much. at 25 years of age, rory mcilroy is one of the youngest men ever to win the british open. that is something his father was counting on. >> ten years ago, dad placed a bet his son would win ut major before he turned 26 years old. he put down 200 pounds on 500-1 odds. and yesterday, rory won his father a pretty penny. this out, congratulations rory, paying auto180 k to rory's dad and balls. dad's friend put down a bet in 2005. they got 250-1 odds. >> i bet that barely covers what he spent on his golf lessons. >> yes, they are. and called caddie power as well. very popular in the u.k. all right that's what's

happening today in the bay. we'll be back at 7:25 with local news, weather, and traffic. >> have a really good monday. >> bye. good morning. breaking news. international disgrace. bodies of the victims of the malaysian air jet liner sitting on a rail car in ukraine while a new group of investigators get access to the scene. and vladimir putin speaks out overnight as pressure builds on him to end the spectacle. pushing for peace. john kerry heads to the middle east today to press for a ceasefire between israel and hamas following the bloodiest day yet in the fighting and word two americans are among the dead. out of control. a massive wildfire in washington, now the largest in