all-out attack on afghanistan's parliament, staged by the taliban. and a live camera captures the reaction from inside the government building. =/vo= plus, a standoff still going on in san jose: where a man has climbed on top staged by the taliban. a live reaction from inside the government building. >> the potential for a historic day in washington, d.c. with the supreme court is set to rule on a number of high stakes cases. >> good morning, lots to get to

this morning. first, we'll check your forecast. >> good morning, as we start out the day in the mid-50s in spots and even upper 50s as you walk out the door, the east bay at 50 degrees. a few low clouds. no dense fog yet, but we may see that developing into the next couple hours. today's forecast brings it up to 68 degrees. 62 degrees in san francisco while the north bay tops out at 80 degrees. getting ready for a heat up. more on that in the forecast. >> all three of these bridges, no delays and no problems through the area. over here everything is smooth include i

including over on the right side at the pass. 280 at farm hill, there were reports of a vehicle having hit a deer overnight. we're going to watch for chp activity. so far nothing scheduled. back to you. >> thank you, mike. breaking news, what we mentioned earlier, taliban militants detonated bombs and fired rockets into the afghan parliament overnight. it wounded dozens of people and startled lawmakers gathered for a vote. >> that in the middle of session. live local tv coverage showing law make. ers at the moment of the aa tack. you can see the walls shaking. . officials say the bomber blew himself up just outside of the parliament building. several other militants stormed the gate and engaged in a fire fight with afghany forces. it ended hours ago with all six gunmen killed. happening right now, police

remain in a stalemate with a man perched on top of a construction crane. >> investigators say this man may be upset about being homeless. >> he refuses to come down. the situation forced police to close off this portion of 6th street between santa clara. the man who is in the cabin of the crane was walking on the arm of the crane for awhile. they have been communicating with him but unable to coerce him down. the superintendent has been to the scene and told his 100 or so workers that there will be no work today, to stay home. they are building a parking structure here across the street from city hall. at this point, police say they are just going to wait him out.

>> e we don't have to the ability to go up there and extract them out of there. it's too dangerous for our officers and the subject himself. >> the san jose fire department is shining a spotlight on the cabin so police can keep an eye on the situation. at this hour, the man remains inside the cabin. police say they will stay out here at the scene, but once traffic begins to pick up in downtown san jose, they might release most of the officers and leave one officer here at the scene keeping an eye on the situation. that's the latest live in downtown san jose. >> hopefully there will be a peaceful resolution. tensions are mounting in the nation's capitol as the supreme court considers several high profile cases and how the justice rules today could have implications here in california. the nine justices are reviewing legal challenges to ban in four

states, ohio, tennessee, michigan and kentucky. if they overturn in those states, it will apply nationally. if the court rules in favor of the states, the future of california's prop 8 as well as marriage equality in 20 other states would be up in question. right now 35 states recognize same sex unions and many experts believe the judges will vote in favor of marriage equality. a decision could come as early as this morning. the state level now, a pair of bills giving terminally ill patients a chance for a cure are making their way through the legislation clur. the right to try would give them an opportunity to try experimental drugs, products or devices not yet approved by the fda. the bills have sailed through their chambers and likely be combined into one final bill. the governor hasn't indicated whether he's going to sign that

into law. women are reported seeing two flashers last week. one woman told police a man exposed himself to her in the parking lot of a shopping center in fremont last thursday. two days earlier another woman reported a flasher near. gateway z plaza. police searched the area but made no arrests. this morning investigators are trying to figure out the cause of what started a home to burn to the ground. the fire. tore through this home sunday evening. firefighters were on a medical call nearby when they saw the flames. winds carried some embers into neighboring yards. fortunately no other homes were burned. firefighters say several propane tanks at the house exploded in that fire. a scary scene. neighbors say it sounded like there were bombs going off. >> there were explosives.

so it was a little scary to say the least. >> neighbor says the homeowner hasn't lived in the house for two years because he's out of state caring for his elderly mom. his friends say it appears that squatters have been living in that house for months. the manhunt for the two fugitives from new york continues this weekend. there were reported sightings. over the weekend a woman reported seeing men match iing e descriptions of david sweat and richard mat. hundreds of officers searched the area but turned up nothing. senator schumer said possible sightings of the two suggest that the fugitives aren't traveling solely on foot. funeral this is week will be held for the nine people killed inside a church in south carolina. it was an emotional weekend in charleston. across the country for that matter. bells rang for nine minutes

commemorating each life lost. the church reopened sunday for the first time since the massacre. hundreds attended that service and hundreds more surrounded the building. . >> it has been tough, it's been rough. some of us have been down right angry. but through it all, god has sustained us. >> 21-year-old dylann roof faces nine murder charges. authorities have found more troubling pieces of his past as well. we'll have more on the investigation coming up in a live report at 5:45. a group walked to stand with charleston in the wake of that mass shooting and to call for support for the african-american community. the event was called charleston action white silence violence. one of the organizers said it's important to generation a wide support.

>> white folks and nonblack allies to essentially speak up and really break the silence around a lot of the violence that's been happening across the country. >> this shows that there's a multicultural group of people that are in support. >> the group stopped and read the names of those shot and killed in south carolina and they also held a a moment of silence. then they continued walking and talked about solutions to racism. the event lasted about two hours and was peaceful. a national dialogue on this event right now. good to see everyone banding together. 4:39 right now. let's band together, the three of us to get your workweek started out the right way. >> good morning, it's cool, long sleeves need ed this morning an then you can take it over later this afternoon as we reach the 70s in many spots. it's 51 degrees.

san jose now 57 degrees. . it's 52 degrees in the north bay and the east bay at 54 degrees. let me take you hour by hour. san jose at 61 degrees at 9:00 in the morning. lunchtime you'll see nothing but sunshine. it will be 71 degrees. then you maybe kick iing the acn for a few hours as we go into the afternoon. as we see the mid-70s and then it cools into the upper 60s by 8:00. we'll be nice and sunny and overall a very pleasant day. spike the heat up through this week. i'll talk more about that in the microclimate forecast. >> we'll look over here toward microkompls for the kmult. no problems. a smooth drive including the peninsula.

chp remove d that. a tiny build for westbound 580. a typical pattern. not even any slowing at the top of your screen. a smooth drive through the north bay. still ahead, social media shut down in north korea. the popular website users are being blocked from accessing. and predicting the damage. how new software is helping cities prepare for major disaster. the force was not with him. the

actor who played a young darth vader in the star wars prequel -- "phanto the force was not with him. the actor who played a young darth vader in "starr wars" was arrested following a wild car chase. sheriffs deputies arrested jake lloyd after he failed to stop for officers on a highway leading them on a chase that stopped speeds of more than 100 miles per hour for several miles. the 26-year-old actor eventually drove off the road and through a fence into a wooded area where his car struck several trees. >> luckily no one was hurt. no access, a popular app blacklisted in north korea. instagram users are getting a a

warning message that says their connection to the photo sharing app was denied due to harmful content. foreign users have been given access to social media through mobile devices over the past couple years. there's been no official word about that shutdown. apple is changing its tune on royalty. this after taylor swift's complaint. >> americans are spending more money on coffee but we're drinking less of it. for that and the rest of the news, we turn to landon dow day. we're not drinking less coffee. >> not on this day. i'm drinking more. let's get a check of the markets. they could start off on a good note as investors are optimistic about a deal to pay bills. despite friday's losses as the nasdaq broke through its all-time high on thursday having its best week since april. existing home sales, the dow

falling 100 points friday. americans are spending more money than ever on coffee, but for the first time in six years they are drinking less. the usda says coffee consumption is expected to drop because of single serve machines. more people are only brewing what they plan to drink versus making a whole pot of coffee. and apple say it is will pay royalties to musicians during the free trials for their new music streaming service. it comes after taylor swift pulled her latest album and posted an open letter criticizing apple on tumblr. don't ask us to provide our music for no compensation. >> i think that's an interesting argument that everybody can understand. thank you. >> taylor swift is ruling this

conversation. ibm is rolling out new software to help cities and states prepare for natural disasters. the tech news site reports they will unveil their operation center for emergency management. today the software connects with weather data to predict and plan for major weather events. it can also simulate how a storm would affect the infrastructure giving an idea of where to send emergency crews. no replacement for your favorite meteorologist. >> speaking of emergencies, wildfires continue to rage in southern california as crews struggling to get a handle on this particular blaze. this fire has already scorched 25 square miles in the national forest. it's been going on for days. fire officials say high temperatures and winds will push the smoke east towards residents. no evacuations are in place and no homes have been burned. that fire is 19% contained. 2015 is already setting up to be

the worst fire year on record. so far this year, they have responded to 1100 fires, usually this time of year that figure is under 650, so almost twice as much. firefighters say the moisture content in vegetation is very low increasing the potential for more serious fires. several roads, bridges and highways in southern oklahoma have been just washed away by flood waters. officials say a manmade levy crumbled. you can see from the pictures muddy water poured into the town. we have not been told whether anyone was hurt, but the army corps of engineers is working to fix the levi right now and they will be working around the clock to plug that leak. hard to tell when you have flooding, you can't see what's underneath. but when you see a bridge that's just gone. dry conditions really are stoking concerns with fires.

we just saw we're at twice as many fires for this time of year. >> that's pretty rough. especially when you consider there's no rain in the forecast for the week and those temperatures start to go up midweek and closer to the weekend. it's now 58 degrees in the east way. mostly clear skies as you head out. it will be another gorgeous day. wasn't this weekend beautiful? expect more of that today and for the next couple of days. we do still have some fog on the bay in coastal areas seeing patchy fog this morning. we'll see the thickest fog towards san francisco and then parts of the coastal north bay. that's where visibility will be the lowest this morning as you head out. we do have more of a northwesterly wind today. it will start to kick up as we go through the afternoon. winds a at 10 to 15 miles per hour. here we are at noon. we have more of an on shore flow at 15 miles per hour. then we see the winds at 15, maybe 20 later on today.

so overall a light wind. it won't be kicking up really high. it will be just enough to bring in a a nice on shore flow. as we go hour by hour, we're at 55 degrees. at 11:00, we made it up to 61 degrees. and then you see the sunshine after the morning low clouds roll out of here. 63 degrees at 1:00. and then we see some lower 60s dipping back to 57 degrees by 9:00. then we'll see the low clouds move back in. today in san jose, not too bad. this is actually a little cooler than average. redwood city, 76. 61 degrees and santa rosa today, 71, we'll see upper 60s for parts of the east bay and 68 degrees to 82 degrees for walnut skreek krooek. still some 80s for parts of the try valley. at least we're not talking about 90s here. i'll have another look at the forecast. >> it was beautiful this weekend. in san francisco, it was

time for two mayors to settle up. last year they said over the outcome of the 2014 world series. yesterday james paid up for the kansas city royals loss to the giants. on the line was a day of community service and also food. he brought some kansas city barbecue to mayor ed lee. although it wasn't part of the bet, james led the choir in a rendition of "amazing grace." that's beautiful. ed lee would have had to read to third graders if they lost. he also would have had to have

given mayor james ice cream, sour doe bread. >> i guess he came through. it took almost a year. >> he's a busy man. that was beautiful, though. let's hope they lose again. >> bet on bay area teams. that's the rule here. if you hate snakes, we have a story that might make you wish you hit the snooze button. we're going to be a rattlesnake roundup, coming up next. over here we're looking at traffic snaking its way along 8 880. california inmates are dying of

drug overdoses at nearly triple the national rate. california inmates are diagnose of drug overdoses at triple the national rate according to a new report. studies show that more than 150 inmates have died of drug overdoses since 2006. to deal with the problem the department of corrections is spending $8 million this year on drug detecting scanners and a new breed of drug-sniffing dogs. officers will also strip search visitors of suspected of carrying drugs. a new. study suggests hpv -- data showing the drop in those lesions among women 18 to 20 years old is going on in the

first few years after the vaccine was introduced. researchers say the decline might also reflect change in screening recommendations. it makes sense there were fewer reports of lesions. it's 4:56 right now. we know that there is a bit of a stand yuf situation in downtown. hopefully the rest of the bay area is working out okay. >> the standoff situation, the construction site just over at city hall. it's only affecting the surface street. the rest of the bay, an size drive. my maps are showing green speeds. we'll show you live cameras. here's the bay bridge. no problem here. both tollways, you have to pay the standard toll across the bay. no exceptions. a smooth drive. you can see the high-rise there. here in the north bay, no delays. here we're looking making its

way across the screen. back to you. >> thank you, mike. terrorism striking deep in. the heart of afghanistan. a direct attack on that country's parliament. >> the taliban's bombs shaking up the capitol overnight and the building itself. a live feed showing reaction from lawmakers inside parliament. 2 shot 2 box ck wall anchor ots plasma cu 2 shot 2 box ck wall we're looking live at the standoff in downtown san jose. a man barricadesed inside. police waiting it out this morning. we'll have the latest coming up in a few. =kris/vo= right now - a

stalemate in san jose. why a man climbed a-top a crane in downtown ... and is refusing to co right now a stalemate in san jose. why a man climbed up there in the downtown area and is refusing to come down. and the supreme court

countdown. the court could rule on several major issues including same-sex marriage. and after the low morning clouds we get more sunshine this afternoon and warm-up for midweek. more coming up in the forecast. a light volume of traffic now. here's oakland. in the north bay we have one lane of the freeway blocked. we'll show you if that affects your drive, coming up. good morning, thank you for joining us. >> i'm laura sanchez. militants detonated bombs on parliament overnight. it wounded dozens of people and startled lawmakers gathered for a vote.