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. >> lawmakers in parliament in

the moment of the i take. a bomber blew himself up just outside the building. several other militants stormed the gates and engaged in a fire fight with afghany forces. tended with all seven gunmen killed, but civilians were also hurt. back at home, a stalemate continuing in downtown san jose where police are trying to persuade a man from coming down from a construction crane. >> several major downtown streeted are cordoned off and people are wondering what this is going to do to their commute. >> reporter: they are still trying to figure out the situation here at the scene. the man remains inside the cabin of the crane behind me. about 90 feet above the ground. he's been up there for eight hours or so. police are closing off this portion of sixth street. it's just one block.

police have been communicating with the man, but unable to coerce him down. the superintendent for the job site has been to the scene and told his 100 or so workers here to stay home. police say the man who was in the cabin right now was walking at one point on the arm of the crane. so no work will be done today. just across the street from city hall. at this point, police say they are not going to climb the crane to get him out. >> we have been communication throughout the night and morning with him. he's refusing to come down. there may be on an influence of something because of his action and his behavior and we're waiting him out. >> reporter: police, fire and paramedics are all on the scene. they are shining a spotlight to keep an eye on the man. he's been up there for just over

eight hours. police are going to wait him out. >> thank you. the supreme court is poised to announce another critical decision in same-sex marriage. >> the court has to decide whether the bans are or are not constitutional. bob redell is live with a preview. this ruling could reopen the door for prop 8. >> reporter: the u.s. supreme court work were to rule against gay marriage, then yes, those against same-sex marriage could try to bring back prop 8, which if you recall is a california ban on same-sex marriage that vot voters approved back in '08 before it was knocked down in 2013. what the supreme court is considering now is the legality of marriage bans in four states. kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. it's possible that the justices could rule those bans unconstitutional effectively

forbidding any state from banning same-sex marriage and making gay marriage legal throughout the land. or the supreme court could lead this issue up to the individual states to decide. and as i mentioned, possibly reopen the fight for prop 8 here in california. as it stands, 36 states including the golden state allow same-sex marriage. this ruling is expected between now and the end of the month. the high court also expects it to rule on obamacare, specifically on whether or not the federal government can provide subsidies for medical insurance in 34 states. a ruling against that would have a profound or could have a profound impact on the affordable care act. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much, bob. a pair of bills giving terminally ill patients more shot for long-term cures. the so-called right to try

legislation would give patients the opportunity to try experimental drugs or products or devices not yet approved by the fda. so far the bills have sailed through their chambers and will likely be combined into one bill. police in fremont want you to be on the lookout this morning after two women reported seeing flashers last week. a woman told police that a man exposed himself to her in the parking lot of the gateway plaza shopping center. two days earlier another woman reported a flasher. police searched the areas after both reports but made no arrests. they say the incidents are not likely relate d. this morning investigators are trying to figure out what the cause is behind a home that burned to the ground. a fire that tore through the home in east san jose yesterday evening. firefighters with your on a medical call when they saw the flames exploding. winds carried the embers into

the yard. no other homes were burned. . several propane tanks exploded at the home. neighbors recall sounding like bombs going off. >> there were explosives after the fire. so it was a little scary to say the least. >> neighbors also say the homeowner hasn't actually lived in the house for two years because he's out of state caring for his elderly mother. it appears squatters have been living in the house for months. the weekend reported sightings of fugitives may have been unverified but the viewings are giving officials insight into how they might be getting around. a woman reported matching the descriptions of the suspects walking along railroad tracks in friendship, new york. hundreds of officers searched the area, but turned up nothing. senator chuck schumer says

possible sightings of the two suggest that the fugitives are not traveling solely on foot. funerals will be held this week for the nine people killed inside a church in south carolina. this was an emotional weekend in charleston. across the country for that matter. bells rang for nine minutes. the church reopened for the first time since the massacre. hundreds more surround ed 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. we'll have the latest at 5:45. a group walked to lake merit to stand with charleston in the wake of the mass shooting and to

call for support for the african-american community. this was an event dubbed charleston action oakland white silence is violence. they denounced racism and white su prep si. one of the organizers said it's important to generate a wide net of support. >> the intention is to gather white folks to speak up and break the silence around a lot of the violence, the racially motivated violence that's been happening across the country. >> there's a group of people who are in support of better things. >> half way around the lake the group stopped and read the names of those shot and killed in south carolina. they also held a moment of silence. then they continued walking and talking about solutions to racism. the event lasted about two hours and was peaceful. some local poll toitics now. the city council invites the

mayor to hold a community meeting to discuss vision sozer san jose. the goal is to eliminate all traffic deaths and make the city more pedestrian friendly. that plan includes lighting and sidewalk improvements and safety features on expressways. the meeting starts at 6:00 and will be held at the library and community center. meteorologist joins with us the forecast. >> so comfortable during the afternoon after the morning low clouds move out. then we get sunshine for the rest of the day. it's now 56 degrees in san francisco and the peninsula. let me take you to the east bay. 55 degrees in dublin. and it's 57 degrees in alameda. and then it just gradually warms up into the afternoon. this is where we're headed after once again the low clouds. we see the south bay making it

up to 71 degrees. this is lunchtime. and the east bay, 63 degrees, 76 degrees and the highs today reaching into the 70s for most of the bay area. a couple spots will be warming up like the trivalley reaching 84 degrees today and san francisco's high will be 62 degrees. i'll have a look at the rest of the forecast, which will not be this comfortable, more coming up in a few minutes. >> that was friendly, but that was a warning. coming on strong over the last few minutes. slowing westbound and eastbound. we have an overnight crew moving from the area. we'll check it. chp has not said if there are lanes blocked. no real surprises over here at the dublin interchange. moving from the trivalley north, i want to talk about the incident blocking the fast lane of westbound 37 just around

lakeville highway. that's the commute for the north bay freeway but traffic appears to be moving smoothly. on the east shore freeway, another stall reported but it's off to the shoulder as we travel through berkley. no problems at the bay bridge. there's a slight build. no other problems except the closure between santa clara across from city hall. we'll track that and end with a a live look at palo al to. that cleared by university. back to you. >> that's good news. access denied, if you're planning a trip to this country, plan on staying off instagram where the app is now banned. scott mcgrew, a swift action from apple. >> the world's most powerful. musician able to change the mind of the most valuable company. we'll take a look at business today, coming up. we spend a lot of time online around here.

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years. there's been no official word by the north korean government about why that shut down took place. a late sunday night apple changed its tune and will pay musicians during their free trial period. >> a changing of the landscape, scott mcgrew is here. taylor swift strikes again. >> apple says they were thinking about changing this all along. swift posted an open letter saying it was unfair apple would not be paying artists for music during the free trial period. she wasn't the first to object, but she was the biggest name. we were all surprised apple considered it it. free trials are a normal part of business, but that's free for the user not supplying the product. so apple music launches all tt end of the month and seems very similar to spotify. drake supported in person but

this is a paid appearance. apple move iing to the listen model. from here on out, they will pay the artist for the music that is streamed. it will still be free for you for the first three months. let's check your news before the bell. >> good morning, the markets could start on a good note as investors are optimistic that greece can reach a deal to help pay bills. a positive week despite friday's losses as the nasdaq broke through its all-time high having its best week since april. the nasdaq slipping 16. back over to you. great weekend at the box office. "jurassic world" came in first again. "inside out" came in second. it's pointed more at adults.

a movie about what happens in a teen's brain. pix we went and looked at the numbers. i'm fairly sure this is the first time in a long time pixar did not have the number one movie on the premier weekend. but if you like dinosaurs, the good dinosaur will be the next movie due out in november. i went and saw "inside out" over the weekend. i liked it. i thought it was incredibly daring. and hats off to them. wasn't my favorite pixar movie. >>. some were saying it was the best since "toy story." >> a lot of dads on father's day taking their kids to the mu ve and really liking it. >> time out d you get your drone for father's day? >> those z boys are so in trouble. >> it's like they are not paying

attention. >> left in the dark again, we feel your pain, scott mcgrew. ibm is rolling out software to prepare for natural disasters. they will unveil their operations center for emergency management today. the software connects with weather data to predict and plan for weather events. software can also simulate how a storm would affect the infrastructure giving a better idea of where to send emergency crews. >> there's a human touch as well. wildfires continue to rage in southern california as crews are struggling just to get a handle on that blaze. fires already scorched 25 square miles and officials say high temperatures and winds are going to push east towards residents. no evacuations are in place and no homes have burned. that fire is just 19% contained. kal fire says 2015 is

setting up to be the worst fire year on record. so far this year, they have responded to 1100 fires. usually at this time of year the number is around 650. firefighters say the moisture content in vegetation is very low and a that increases the moeshl pr for serious fires. it's alarming but not surprising given the lack of prescription. >> we are in trouble. we haven't even seen that much rain. and unfortunately as i look farther down the line at the forecast, not seeing a lot of rain this week. so it starts to heat up too so that it's going to add more fuel to the fire, so to speak. as we take a look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, we do see the temperature trend going up especially toward wednesday and thursday, but right now it's still nice and cool. and the weather today will be b

absolutely gorgeous. so another day to enjoy it if you didn't get to take dad out yesterday, maybe you'll have a chance today. 62 degrees. as we see the sunrise today, it's now 85 degrees or will be 85 degrees this afternoon getting a look at what's happening now in oakland. you can see traffic is flowing nicely. update us on that in a little bit. a little fog across the bay and there's some low clouds and thicker towards the coast. overall this ability is is not too bad outside. the winds coming in from the northwest will get a nice on shore flow this afternoon. it starts to kick up for the coastal areas. but as far as the overall wind speeds at 15, maybe 20 miles per hour later o on this afternoon and will cool things down this evening. and as e we start out the day taking you hour by hour, we see the sunshine breaking out by noon. . 71 degrees, 73 degrees by 6:00. as you head home, let the w

windows down and relax. mike will have a look at traffic coming up. >> we have any windows open? it's nice out. it's going to get nicer through the day. over here it's going to get slower through the day. we have a couple cars waiting for you. the earlier issue was on the offramp. no problems on the approach. here's the build. our most significant change over the last 20 minutes. we have seen a lot of slowing. a build over there, no problem for 680 into the south bay. same thing for 880. the peninsula looking nice. we have the warm block across from city hall. but city hall itself and that

side move smoothly. let's look at the drive past the university off ramp. still we'll have that jam today. >> several roads, bridges, highways in southern oklahoma are washed completely away by flood water there is. officials say a manmade levy crumbled when the river overflowed. you can see from the pictures muddy water poured into the town there. we haven't been told whether anyone was hurt, but we can tell you that the army corps of engineers are working to fix the levy right now. they will be working around the clock. >> that's a lot of water to deal with. there was a a disturbance in the force for a young "star w s wars" actor.

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good morning, 5:24, a look at this picture. wouldn't this be a good place to start the day. it's coyote point. we see folks headed over the bridge. we'll see how it's flowing this morning. the force was not with him, the actor who played a young darth vader in "star wars" was arrested following a wild car chase. deputies in south carolina arrested jake lloyd after he failed to stop for officers on a highway leading them on a chase that stopped speeds of 100 miles per hour for several miles. he drove off the road where his car struck several trees. california inmates are dying of drug overdoses at nearly triple the national rate according to a new report. the study shows that more than 150 inmates have died of drug overdoses since 2006. so to deal with the problem, the department is spending $8 million this year on drug

detecting scanners and a new breed of drug sniffing dogs. officers will strip search visitors suspected of carrying drugs. a new study suggesting the hpv vaccine may be linked to a dramatic decline in precancerous cervical lesions in young women. the data is showing a significant drop in the lesions in the first few years after that vaccine was introduced. . now researchers also say the decline might reflect a change in screen canning recommendations during the same period. because screen rgs no longer recommended for women under 21 it makes sense that there were fewer reports of lesions. hundreds of snake hunters smithering into pennsylvania. the rattlesnake roundup drawing the most daring snake catchers hoping to snag the largest in the region. we want nothing to do with those suckers here in california. organizers say the snakes are

not harmed during the event, simply captured, marked and released back into the pooild wild. the event has been put on by the fire department for the past 40 years to raise money for the community. >> you can take your hands off your eyes now. streets shut down and workers told to stay home because of one man. it's the stalemate in san jose. we'll have that next. breaking overnight: an all-out

attack on afghanistan's parliament, staged by the taliban. and a live camera captures the reaction from inside the breaking news. overnight. an all-out attack on the parliament staged by the taliban. a live camera capturing the event inside the building. the supreme court is set to rule on a number of high stakes cases. another great day across the bay with sunshine this afternoon. i'll have a look at the forecast, coming up. plus i'm looking at the east bay here. a good volume of traffic past the coliseum. we'll show you the stackup at the bay bridge, coming up.

>> good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm chris sanchez. >> we begin with breaking news. that shakeup explosion captured on local live tv. it shows a massive taliban attack on the afghany parliament. militants detonated bombs and fired rockets wounding 31 civilians and startling lawmakers gathering for a vote. militants tried to swarm inside but afghan security forces managed to fend them off. it ended just hours ago with all seven gunmen killed. happening now, some downtown streets remain closed because of a police standoff at a construction site. >> one that's going. on for hours now at this point.

a man is on a crane? >> reporter: 90 feet we're told, no movement, the man remains inside the cabin of this big crane behind me in downtown san jose. he's been up there for about nine hours and he refuses to come down. the ordeal forced police to close off a portion of 6th street between santa clara and saint johns street. they have been unable to talk him down. the superintendent here has been to the scene and told his 100 or so workers to stay home today. no work will be done today on this parking structure under construction just across the street from city hall. for the foreseeable future, police say they are just going to wait him out. >> we don't have the ability to extract him out. it's too dangerous for our officers and for the subject

himself. >> reporter: firefighters and paramedics are also here on the scene. it's the fire department providing the spotlight so police can see the cabin in the darkness. this happened just before 9:00 last night. it's beginning to get some daylight here so they are able to get a collier picture, but the man refuses to come down. we're live in downtown, today in the bay. >> hopefully it ends safely. we're just an hour away from potentially some major cases being heard by the supreme court. >> among them could be a critical decision on same-sex marriage and whether states have the right to ban it. today in the bay is live in san francisco with a preview. . bob, people are watching this here in california because it could have major implications on prop 8. >> reporter: it's a much-anticipated ruling, especially in the castro here. if the supreme court were to rule against gay marriage, then,

yes, it's possible that those against same-sex marriage could try to bring back prop 8, which was a california ban on same-sex marriage that voters approved back in 2008 before it was knocked down by the supreme court a few years ago. the supreme court is considering right now is the legality of marriage bans in four state, kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. it's possible the justices could rule those bans unconstitutional effectively forbidding any state from banning same-sex marriage and marriage between a a man and man and a woman and a woman the law of the land. or the supreme court could leave this issue up to the individual states to decide and, as i mentioned, possibly reopen the fight for prop 8 here in california. a as it stands, 36 states allow same-sex marriage. this ruling expected any time between now and the end of the month. . the high kourlt also expected to announce its ruling on

obamacare, specifically on whether the federal government can provide subsidies for medical insurance in 34 states. a ruling against that could have a a profound impact on the affordable care act. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. back in california, a pair of bills giving terminally ill patients more opportunity for long-term cures are making their way through the legislature. the so-called right to try legislation would give patients the opportunity to try experimental drugs, products or devices that have not yet been approved by the fda. the bail bills have sailed through the chambers and will likely be combined into one bill. governor brown has not indicated whether he's going to sign that legislation into law. the right to try legislation is moving through the legislature at the same time as the right to die bill. earlier this month the right to die bill made it through the senate and the assembly is now considering it. the bill would legally physician

assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. parents and legal experts will be talking about bill 277. that's a bill that would tighten the rules of vaccinations in california. community leaders are going to hold a news conference at city hall. the bill would remove the so-called personal belief exemption meaning parents could only waive vaccinations for medical reasons. it would protect kids and the public. but some parents say the bill is taking the way the right to choose how they care for their kids. a follow-up now, investigators are asking for the public's help catching the pesh who shot and killed another driver on highway 4 in pittsburgh. witnesses say someone in an unknown vehicle fired shots at another car saturday afternoon. the driver of the second car was struck and veered into the center divide. that driver later died at the

hospital. happening today the man accused of torching four new cars in nevada was going to have to answer to arson charges in court. the crime caught on surveillance camera. he grabbed a rag that had accelerant. it happened earlier in the month. each is worth $40,000. two were completely destroyed. two others were damaged. meteorologiet kari hall is the forecast. >> it will be gradual. so not too bad today. and then tomorrow just a little bit warmer and then we start to feel it as we head into wednesday. looking now at san francisco, golden gate bridge, you can see the top of it and some low clouds. the camera is a little fuzzy bev because we have the water droplets on the lens. that's coming from the e low clouds. watch out for low visibility in spots. it's now 56 degrees in san francisco. north bay, 58 degrees. east bay, 54 degrees. getting a look at what's

happening, sunset at 54 degrees. the civic center at 55 degrees. so as you walk out, some long sleeves probably a little more than this. but as we go into the afternoon, it will be nice and comfortable. a few areas of coastal fog and cool with low clouds in some spots. then the skies clear very quickly this afternoon and inland areas will be warming up. i'll have a look at the rest of the forecast, but let me guess, there's some traffic on the bay bridge? >> it's like you're psychic. who would have predicted that? everybody in the bay area. we'll give it a couple more seconds. look at the backup here. a look at the map. that's a pleasant drive off 24. an easy drive until the last part on the approach and filling in the toll plaza itself. now we're going to look toward the north bay. a smooth drive as well. as we move north, highway 37 eastbound countercommute, we had

a a crash blocking your fast lane. they have it on the report the slowing westbound is your commute kick iing in as well. there may be a slight distraction. pretty standard flow for westbound 37. the zoom out shows you nothing going on by the water for oakland. it's coming out of the try valley west. same thing for the south bay. but a 6 between st. john as damion said is blocked because of the police activity. we'll track that, back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. in san francisco, it was time to settle the score for mayor ed lee. you'll remember last year he and kansas city mayor james waged a bet 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. gracious of the mayor to do it. if the giants had lost, mayor ed lee would have read to third graders and also would have brought mayor james ice cream, sour dough bread and coffee. >> what's the point of being in wine country if you don't give them wine? police are still searching for two escaped killers swarming a remote area of new york after a new cabin. the president of the united states on a podcast.

>> which was just published it to the internet. we'll give you a taste when we come back. the search for two men who

escaped from a new york prison is intensifying this morning. police are now zerowing in on a the search for two men who escaped from a new york prison still intensifying this morning. police sooe oeing in on a new area of the state. they are in the small town of owls head. that's where sources say that the two suspects may have broken into a cabin near the wolf pond campgrounds. a person there reportedly saw someone fleeing the scene early this morning. more than 300 police officers are combing that area right now. this marks day 16 in the search for those two fugitives. an outpouring of emotion and support in charleston following last week's deadly shooting at that south carolina church. authorities try to put the pieces together as to how this all happened. >> today in the bay tracie potts is live with the call to action by survivors and the community there, good morning.

>> reporter: exactly, the why, the how of all this. authorities are seeking answers. the community is seeking answers and for them it's going to be another very tough week. thousands gathered forming a bridge of peace into charleston as the church reopened for the first time. >> i want you to hug the person next to you. tell them it's going to be all right. the emotional service drew hundreds. this heartbroken community still mourning after last week's massacre at a prayer meeting here. >> it has been tough. it's been rough. some of us have been down right angry. >> reporter: bells rang for nine minutes, one for each victim. >> i remember the madness in

'91. i needed to see that this is going to be different. >> reporter: 21-year-old dylann roof faces nine counts ofñi murder. authorities discovered a website created with photos and writing. the pain goes straight to the state capital where the body of reverend and state senator will lie in state wednesday under the confederate battle flag. >> that needs to go to a museum. >> reporter: today in charleston a cone cohn fed rat statue covered after being spray painted with the words "black lives matter." it's going to be a tough week because the funerals for the first of those nine victims starts on thursday. >> very sad, thank you, tracie potts. a group walked last night to stand with charleston and call for support for the community. this was an event called charleston action oakland, white

silence is violence. one of the organizers said it's important to generate a wide net of support. >> white folks and nonblack allies to essentially speak up and break the silence around a lot of the violence of racially motivated violence that's been happening a across the country. >> this shows a multicultural group of people in support of better things. >> half way around the lake the group stopped and read the names of the people shot and killed in south carolina and they held a moment of silence. then they continued walking and talking about solutions to combat racism. the event lasted two hours. now in san francisco a memorial for the six students killed in the balcony collapse. >> the city's archbishop e presided over yesterday's

ceremony held this coming as the bodies of four irish students who died in the accident arrive in ireland for burial. the flight touched down in dublin yesterday. family members attended a private service. seven other students were seriously injured when the balcony gave way. people living in the the south bay can chime in on a plan to make san jose's streets safer. the city council and vice mayor will hold a community meeting tonight to discuss vision zero san jose. the goal is to eliminate all traffic deaths and make the city more pedestrian and bike friendly. the plan includes sidewalk improvements and safety features. today's meeting starts at 6:00 tonight at the library and community center. that heat, we know it's on the way. but chris you mentioned the heat

is on. >> it was beautiful this weekend. >> who won the game? >> my son, he's 3. >> as we go into the next couple days, you'll start to feel it as you head out there with sunshine beaming down and the temperatures going up. look at it at the bottom of the screen. the seven-day forecast popping up. you can see the trend that's for temperatures to go up especially toward the end of the week. and we start out with morning low clouds today in the bay and warm afternoon sunshine. as we go into the lunchtime hour, we'll be at 63 degrees for the east bay peninsula. 71 degrees, so comfortable. and then the valley starting to warm up. 84 degrees as you ride home. the south bay at 76 degrees. all that sunshine. right now it's 55 degrees in san francisco. santa rosa, 50 degrees. we do have some fog on the bays,

especially closer to the coast. that's where you see the low visibility this morning. that may slow you down a little bit. also for parts of the north bay, you can see the fog rolling in as well. and the wind speeds are light right now coming out of the northwest. into the afternoon, the winds come on shore in san francisco. we see the winds at about 15 miles an hour. may pick up to 20 at times this afternoon. through the evening commute at 7:00, we do also see those winds coming in to cool things off. but overall a very comfortable day. we have 60s and 70s. we'll see a couple spots hitting 80 degrees. now let's check in with mike. >> just my kind of weather there. over here, just what you'd expect for a a monday commute. . slowing towards livermore. we have lower speeds on our

charts. that's a look at the rest of the map. we'll zoom out, the wide shot shows a smooth drive northbound. showing a little build. we'll look at a live shot past palo alto and university and the construction there in the middle of the freeway. they made grood progress over the weekend, but still see some slowing. and the bay bridge toll plaza has the metering lights on. easy drive on the approach. not all the lanes are yet filled. back to you. breaking news now, taliban mill about its detonated bombs and fired rockets on the afghan parliament overnight. it astartled lawmakers as they were gathered for a vote. live local tv coverage shows lawmakers in parliament the moment of that attack.

security officials say a bomber blew himself up just outside that building. then several others stormed the gates and entered a building next door. that attack ended just hours ago with all six gunmen kill ed and 18 civilians injured. here's a look at some of the stories we're working on for 6:00. a standoff continues in san jose this morning where a man has climbed atop a construction crane. he's in that cabin there. 100 workers have being told to stay home. the streets are blocked. historic decisions could be made in washington, d.c. today as the supreme court is set to rule on a number of high profile cases including same-sex marriage. and a potential ray of hope for those with terminal illness. a new place for patients to turn r for treatment when doctors say there's nothing they can can do for them. and there's a new study linking breast cancer to a pesticide that was once very common. ddt was used throughout the united states until it was

banned back in 1972. now a new study shows exposure could be a contributing factor in the development of breast cancer. researchers found women whose mother who is had higher level in their blood while pregnant were four full-times more likely to develop breast cancer as adults. a new study suggests that the hpv vaccine may be linked to decline in cervical lesions in young women. the data is showing a significant drop in the lesions in the first few years after that vaccine was introduced. . now researchers also say the decline might reflect a change in screen canning recommendations during the same period. because screenings are no longer recommended for women under 21 it makes sense that there were fewer reports of lesions. a popular app has been 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. although interpret access remains off limits to a large percentage of north koreans, 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. a critical meeting this morning between the european union. >> the clock has been ticking down on greece for years. why is it an important dead line? >> another o dead line, right? deadlines for greece to figure out this budget, cut benefits to people to pay back debts have been moved and adjusted and watered down several time in the past, but analysts say this time around, they detect europe has had enough. you see the prime minister. greece has until the end of the motto pay to the monetary fund. now i did want to point this

out. you and i like this guy. the ultimate cool guy. how does he leave a meeting? he leaves on his motorcycle. the president of the united states on friday sat down in a garage in los angeles to record an interview with a podcaster. it's lengthy, but here's a quick clip as the podcaster gets ready for the president of the united states. >> try not to frooek out. i feel hazy in the mind. didn't sleep great because the president of the united states is on the show today. >> so a brief clip of the audio. the podcast did get into serious subjects including gun control and race. we'll be talking more about that in the 6:00 hour. in the meantime, if you'd like to listen on the way to work, go to nbcbayarea.com and search obama and podcast. we'll have the link to the download for you. >> i think i would lose sleep too. >> in your garage.

>> he said he cleaned out one bathroom for everybody and then his neighbor had snipers on the roof. and the neighbor was thrilled. >> plus the last thing you want is the president going to o the bathroom and discovering unpleasant sights. take care of that first and foremost. ibm is rolling out new software to help cities and states prepare for natural disasters. the tech news site reporting that ibm is going to unveil their intelligent operation center for emergency management. that's going to go on today. the software connects to predict and plan for major weather events. the software can also simulate how a storm would impact a a city's infrastructure giving officials a better idea of where to send emergency crews. a wildfire continues to rage in southern california as crews struggle to get. a handle on flames. already scorched 25 square miles

in the national forest. high temperatures and winds will push the smoke east. so far no e evacuations are in place and no homes have burned. the fire is just 19% contained. cal fire says 2015 is shaping up to be the worst fire year on record. so far this year cal fire has 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. we don't like super hot temperatures. that increases the fire danger. so today a little cooler and that's good news. kari hall is tracking that. >> it doesn't stay that way all week long, but as we take a look at this beautiful shot from mount hamilton, we can see the very thin layer of clouds. after that clears out, we'll have sunshine throughout the rest of the day. but let me take you to walnut

creek. in the low 80s by 3:00, by 5:00 it will start to come back down. and still clear all throughout the day and looking like we'll see more of those chilly temperatures during the night. now let's get a look at the south bay with mike. >> it's pretty light right now. i want to show you a live shot from 101 as you'd expect. a little build. i also want to shout out 6th street. that's by city hall. things are changing. they may have a big update for reopenings in the next few minutes. standby for his report. we'll show you oakland. smoothly throughout the east way. but at the toll plaza, everybody meets there and the lights are on. we'll look at that and the fast track lanes are moving pretty well. just a small build on the curve. back to you. supreme court countdown this week could rule on major issues

including same-sex marriage. today bob redell is tracking those developments and joins us with a live report, next.

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♪ a bombing at the afghan parliament. we'll have the l caught on camera, bombing at the afghan parliament. we have the latest details in the breaking story. and tensions are building as the supreme court is preparing for blockbuster rulings. an odd scene in downtown san jose. you're looking at the cabin of a crane high atop a san jose street. the street shut down. we'll tell you why. that situation influx now, we'll let you know how that will effect your drive. >> more sunshine on the way today. then we see a warm-up as we head through the week. more on that, coming up in the microclimate forecast.

good morning, thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm chris sanchez. >> we have breaking news to get to. taliban till mil tants detonating bombs on the afghan parliament overnight. that attack wounded dozens and startled lawmakers who just gathered for a vote. >> no doubt they are trying to figure out what's going on. live tv coverage shows that lawmakers in parliament were reacting at the moment of the attack. security officials say a bomber blew himself up just outside of that parliament building. several other militants stormed the gates skpen gauged in fire fight. that attack ended just hours ago with all seven gunmen killed and 31 civilians in