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 injured.

100 workers are being told to stay home from work because of a man who is holed up in at cab of a construction crane. this is all happening right near san jose city hall. we are live in san jose. police are taking an approach to this ongoing situation that's a wait and see. . >> reporter: that's what it is at this point. in fact, they have already cleared 6th street behind me. it was closed for most of the night. the man is still up in the cabin of the crane 90 feet above the ground. he's refusing to come down. he's been up there for nine hours now. the crane is not over the street, but as a precaution overnight, police did close a portion of 6th street between santa clara and st. johns street. the superintendent for the job site here has been on the scene and told his 100 workers to stay home today. no work on this parking structure under construction

just across the street from san jose city hall. police say at one point the man was walking on the arm of the crane. at this point police say they are not going to take any chances. they are going to be patient here at the scene. >> he's refusing to come down. he may be under the influence of something because of his action and his behavior. we're at this point waiting him out. >> police, fire and paramedics were here at the scene standing by. they were shining a spotlight on the cabin to keep an eye on the man, but again, now since we have hit daybreak the fire department has gone. just a couple patrol cars behind me keeping an eye on the situation of the man who refuses to come down from the crane.

sglncht the u.s. supreme court poised to anuance another decision on same-sex marriage. this time the court must decide whether same-sex marriage bans are or are not constitutional. bob redell is joining us live with a preview. this ruling could reopen the door for prop 8. >> reporter: you're correct, sam. if the supreme court were to rule against same-sex marriage, that ruling expected as early as this morning. then those against gay marriage could try to bring back prop 8, which if you recall, that's the california ban on same-sex marriage that voters approved in 2008 before it was knocked down by the supreme court in 2013. what the supreme court is considering now is the legality of marriage bans in kentucky, michigan, ohio and. tennessee. it's possible that the justices could rule those bans unconstitutional effectively forbidding any state from making

marriage between a man and a man legal throughout the land. or the supreme court could lee this issue up to the individual states to decide. and as i mentioned, possibly reopening the decision for prop 8. as it stands, 36 states allow same-sex marriage. the high court also expected to rule on another issue we're talking about obamacare. specifically on whether or not the federal government can provide subsidies for medical insurance in 34 states. a ruling against that could have a profound impact on the affordable care act. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell, today in the bay. police in fremont want to be on the lookout after women reported seeing two 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 related. a tragic accident or a homicide. police aren't saying. on saturday they were called to a home on d street by a man claiming that he dropped a gun and it wept off. the bullet struck a 46-year-old woman in the chest killing her. police are not releasing more information except to say so farther considering that death suspicious. a follow-up in the same area. sheriffs investigators asking for the public's help catching the person who shot and killed another driver on highway 4 in pittsburgh. witnesses say that someone in an unknown vehicle fired shots at another car near the off ramp on saturday afternoon. the driver of the second car was struck and the veered into. the center divide shutting down the highway for hours. he later died at the hospital. in san francisco a memorial mass for the six students killed in the balcony collapse in

berkl berkley. the archbishop provided over the ceremony, which was held at st. mary's cathedral. it comes as the four bodies arrived in ireland for burial. the flight touched down in dublin yesterday. family members attended a prayer service at the airport and then rode with the hearses carrying the bodies of the young people. seven other students were seriously injured when the balcony gave way. investigators trying to figure out what caused a home to burn to the ground. this fire tore through the house in east san jose yesterday evening. firefighters were on a medical call nearby when they saw the flames which completely engulfed the house. winds carried embers into neighboring yards, but fortun e fortunately no other homes burned. firefighters report several propane tanks exploding at the house in that fire. it sounded like there were bombs going off. >> there were explosions after

the fire. >> neighbors say the homeowner hasn't lived in the actual house for two years because he's out of state caring for his mother. squatters have been liveding in the house for months. we're pulling back the curtains and looking live out our window and we see the clouds overhead. a cool start to the day. but you might want to lose a sweater by u midday. kari hall has more. >> nice, comfortable temperatures this morning. 57 degrees in the peninsula. and san francisco at 55 degrees. you can see those low clouds this morning. you can't even see the top of the bridge. this is typical for this time of year. we see more of this typical weather into the afternoon. 79 degrees the high today in the south bay.

east bay at 68 degrees in the tri-valley, that will be one of the warm spots at 85 degrees. the north bay reaching 80 degrees with mostly sunny skies this afternoon. as i take you hour by hour, we start at 61 degrees in san jose. by lunchtime you see nothing but sunshine and there's more sun in the forecast through the rest of the day. and then we'll feel things heating up through the week. i'll talk more about that coming up in the next forecast, but right now, mike takes us to the south bay. >> better news for surface street traffic. still a stressful situation for police. we're talking about a standoff situation on 6th. but the e roadway has reopened. that means no e net effect. meanwhile the freeways looking very nice. a little build. a live look showhouse 101 at

680. not a big deal but we're letting you know we're on schedule. we'll move over to the try-valley. same thing for south 680 through pleasantton. the caravan shifting to the southbound route. 880 you can picture some slowing southbound and getting toward the bay bridge we have the metering lights on. you see the map over here on the left. a smooth drive as far as the green goes. a live there can thelook there, and a nice drive so far to the golden gate bridge where there are no problems. it looks like a beautiful drive this morning. >> i hope your father's day was golden. >> it was great. >> a lot of dads to honor. people living in the south bay can chime in tonight on a plan to make san jose streets safer. the city council will hold a community meeting to discuss

that plan. the goal is to eliminate all traffic deaths and make the city more pedestrian and bike friendly. the plan includes lighting and sidewalk improvements but also more safety measures on major. expressways. the meeting starts at 6:00. if you want to have your say, go to the library and community center. 6:10, while he went over to the dark side, the latest on the arrest of a "star wars" actor. taylor swift put hearse foot down with apple. at has one politician's wife apologizing to president obama this morning. =sam/livepix= adlib -- san plus the tweet that has one politician's wife apologizing to president obama this morning. a live look this morning at a crane in downtown san jose. right across from city hall where a man has been in that cabin for nine hours now. that situation has not yet been resolved. more after the break.

good morning, as you walk out the door, weather is on repeat today. staying dry this week and we'll feel the temperatures cranking up. ville a look at the microclimate forecast in a couple minutes. if you liked last monday's traffic, no one likes traffic, we're looking at the san mateo bridge. it's a smooth drive now. more coming up. terminally ill patients are getting more chances at a

long-shot cure are making their way through the legislature. the 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. so far the bills have sailed through their chambers and will likely be combined into one bill. governor brown has not indicated whether he will sign that legislation into law. the wife of israel's interior minister apologizing after sharing a controversial joke about president obama that many called racist. the post provoked an angry response before it was deleted. twitter accused her of being racist. she tweeted her apology shortly after saying the line was a stupid joke somebody told me. >> but it was her choice to repeat it. the world's most valuable company versus what may be the most powerful musician. >> one musician dictating terms

on free music. >> apple says it wasn't just swift, the company had been thinking about this decision for awhile, but taylor swift has become the voice for musicians. she published an open letter to apple criticizing the company's plans for its new music system due at the end of the month. the plan is to offer for streaming music of any song or album and offer it free for three months to try it out. the issue was that apple wasn't going to pay musicians during that trial period either and swift called them out on that. now apple made a decision. it will still offer the free month trial, but it's going to pay the musician for the music. you may recall swift had an issue with spotify. she pulled her newest album off. that situation is slightly different. spotify does pay artists each time someone streams a song. swift didn't think it was enough

money. great weekend at the box office. "jurassic world" came in first again. we can show you some of "inside out" new movie as well. a daring movie for pixar. it's a movie about what happens inside a a teen's brain. they cleared about $91 million in its first weekend, but that was behind "jurassic world." i'm sure it's the first time in a long time pixar didn't have the number one movie. it was beaten by dinosaurs. but if you like dinosaurs, pixar has that too. that one is due out in november. there you go. i should point out the movie made. by universal is part of our grand system of companies.

doesn't affect us. >> thank you. the force was not with him. the actor who played darth vader in "star wars" was arrested following a wild car chase. deputies arrested jake lloyd after they say he failed to stop for officers on a charleston highway leading him on a chase that stop topped more than 100 miles per hour. the 26-year-old actor eventually drove off the road into a wooded area where his car struck several trees. no one else was hurt. now to your favorite story here. hundreds of snake hunters slithering into pennsylvania this weekend. the annual rattlesnake roundup draws the most daring snake catchers hoping to snag the largest rattler in the region. organizers say the snakes are not harmed during the event. what about the people pursuing?

they are marked and released back into the wild. the event had has been put on by the local fire department for the past 40 years to raise money for the community. talk about playing with fire. that's playing with fire. >> there's some folks going i wish i hit the snooze button one more time to miss that one. >> you can look now. >> that's worst than the spiders on your cameras. >> it's monday, e we don't want to see that when we wake up the morning and eating breakfast. as we get a live look now, we're getting a look from the castro. you can e see the gray skies overhead. a cool morning as you can see the flag waving in a gentle breeze. the winds will start to pick up through the rest of the day after the morning low clouds roll out. we'll have warm afternoon sunshine, overall a great day.

and more weather like we had yesterday. as we get a look at those temperatures now, we see at lunchtime in the peninsula it will be 62 degrees. 63 degrees as you head home. it will be in the upper 60s. 68 degrees for the peninsula in sdprik. 62 degrees with the breezy wind as we go into the afternoon. so now it's 55 degrees. oakland at 56 degrees in san jose. 56 degrees as well. and we do have some fog on the bay. especially for coastal areas. and the usual spots where we see the morning fog and low clouds that reduces the visibility in time for the morning commute. but that won't last long. the marine layer is fairly thin today and will roll out of here as we make way for some sunshine. the wind forecast, here we are at 7:00. we have a northwesterly wind at 10 miles per hour. as we go through the day, we see

the winds picking up. it will be about 15 to maybe 20 miles an hour, especially for the afternoon to evening hours. it will be breezy in some spots as it scours out those clouds we'll see a lot of sunshine. but it also helps to cool down the temperatures later on today. so these temperatures are about average for this time of year. maybe slightly below in some spots. redwood city at 76. and then in the tri-valley, 80 degrees. so overall a nice day. you can see the seven-day forecast with the temperatures heating up through the rest of the week. and it just stays dry for the next several days. let's check in with mike. bay bridge where some of the low clouds are hovering around. and maybe some fog around the bay. not enough to affect your drive. at least those conditions not recorded for any of our jurisdictions.

that's great news. we have the bay bridge metering lights on. so as we look at your map, we're talking about a nice, manageable volume of traffic. the freeway at the top of the screen, a little slowing. that's a typical build. the early slow spot we see all the time. no problems. a little slowing there. westbound 580 your commute coming into the tri-valley, slowing for 680. again that pattern is very typical. exactly what you'd expect for a monday. a little build for northbound 101 through san jose. no surprises there. the rest of your freeway starting to e see more traffic. we'll have that jam heading toward the construction zone between university. we'll send it back to you. americans are spending more coffee than ever -- more money

tan ever on coffee. but for the first time in six years they are actually drinking less. the usd acra says coffee consumn is expected to decrease thanks to the single-serve k-cups. >> if we're spending more money and drinking less coffee. >> we're drinking better coffee. >> higher standards. 6:22, the giants leave l.a. with the series win, but they forgot kind of an important person. it's the manager. we'll tell you what happened.

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however, they forgot the manager. he found himself strand on friday night. the team bus left for the hotel before bruce had a chance to board. the giants manager had to wait 35 minutes outside the stadium for a cab and you do not want to be outside any time after dark. he had to shell out $20 for a ride to the hotel. . >> not to mo mention the neighborhood, but the fact he's the giants manager in dodgers territory. three rhinos at the san francisco zoo are getting a new feeding toy. >> it was designed as a puzzle feeder for dogs, but a bigger version is being built by a team of engineers. the toy is time sensitive dispensing up to 24 ams when the rhinos play with it.

it's paid for entirely with donations. >> it's pretty cool. >> it's just timed. 6:26 right now. a first for president obama. a podcast appearance, and he's not mincing words about race relations in the united states. a levy breach in the plains leads to massive flooding and washes roadways out completely. =wx/wx wall= adlib =mike/am

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will give way to sunshine this afterno afternoon. and more of the same weather until about the end of the week. we'll talk more about that coming up in the microclimate forecast. in san jose up north, we may have a slow down. we'll show you that coming up. a slight dip on friday. the nasdaq hit a record. today is monday, the 22nd of june. >> thank you for starting your week with us. good morning, i'm sam brock. >> militants detonated bombs and fired rockets on the afghan parliament overnight as it was in session. the blast was captured on live local tv coverage. forces did respond killing seven

militants. no civilians died in the attack. any minute we'll hear from the supreme court on the ruling for several high profile cases. we're waiting a critical ruling on same-sex marriage. president obama used the "n" word during his first presidential podcast to point out that america is not cured of racism. the president said racism extends beyond whether it's impolite to use the word and the legacy is still cast a long shadow over america's identity. a as race relations in the national con house is following last week's deadly shooting at a south carolina church. authorities right now are trying to put the pieces together into how this it could happen. tracie potts joins us live with the call to action by survivors and by the community. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. they are trying to figure out how it happened and why it

happened digging into what motive the shooter may have had to kill those nine people in a charleston church. thousands gathered forming a bridge. of peace into charleston as mother emanuel 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. >> reporter: the emotional service drew hundreds inside and out. 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 angry, but through it all god has sustained us. >> reporter: bells across the city rang for nine minutes, one for each victim. >> i remember the riots, i remember the madness in '91. i needed to see that this was

going to be different. >> reporter: 21-year-old dylann roof faces nine counts of murder. authorities discovered a website he created full of white supremacist photos and writing. the pain goes straight to the state capitol where the body of reverend clement will lie in state. >> that needs to go to a museum. >> reporter: and today in charleston a confederate statue covered after being spray painted with the words "black lives matter." a tough weeks for those folks in charleston and another tough week as funerals get underway starting on thursday. >> thank you very much, what a horrible week for them. a levy breach flooded roadways, bridges and highways in southern oklahoma. you can see from the pictures above muddy water just poured into one of the town there is. no order on whether anyone was

hu hurt, but we can tell you the army corps of engineers is working to fix the levy right now and will work around the clock to plug the leak. tornadoes and flooding in oklahoma. tough conditions there. let's check your microclimate forecast. the sun is starting to peek over the horizon as we start our post father's day week. let's get a check of the weather. >>. the good news is that if you didn't have a chance to take dad out yesterday, you can do it today with the same kind of weather. no changes here as we start out in the morning at 57 degrees in concorde. so this is what you need to know before you head out. once again this weather is on repeat. then we'll start to dial up those temperatures as we go toward the end of the week with mainly dry conditions. by thursday it will really start to feel very hot across the bay. even san francisco may come up a

few more degrees. as we look at the microclimate, 62 degrees while we see low 70s for parts of the north bay and tri-valley in the lower 80s. i'll have a peek at the weekend coming up and let you know what to expect as we go into the next few days. but right now, let's get a view of what's happening in the south bay. >> we'll show you a couple things. we still have the headlights on for some of these folks. they will have that transition time for the commute. let's look at your map. this is 680 where you see the stretch up to the airport for the bay shore freeway. it shows starting to dip into the upper 50s. volume increased. no surprise for the south bay. over here, southbound 680

through the tri-valley. 880, no surprises for them. it's a build for the san mahmoud tee owe in the westbound direction. hazard sign. chp just cleared that section. bay bridge, an easy drive for the freeway. slowing for westbound at the top of your screen. there is a report of a disabled vehicle blocking one lane. that will be an issue. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the fast track lane moving pretty well. the fast track lanes indicate a lighter flow of traffic. that's good news and some low clouds in thks are the temperature for this area. it's 6:36 right now. still ahead, fires up and down the golden state and crews keep busy putting out flames on three

separate major fire. a quick look at what's going on in the dow jones industrial average. they are up so far today 124 points as of now. scott mcgrew is going o to bring us all things business after this break. we'll be right back. california with fire season in

full swing... kris/2shot crews knocked down dozens of small blazes throughout the st summer has arrived in full swing. >> crews knocked down blazes throughout the state and slowed the spread of a huge forest fire in southern california. it continues to burn through old gross timber in the mountains down south. the fire scorched 25 square miles, 90 miles east of los angeles. no evacuations so far, no homes

are burning, but the winds are shifting and the residents may start to smell it. the fire is 19% contained. some residents forced to evacuate due to a fast-movering wildfire there are now returning to find their homes destroyed. the fire burned two homes to the ground and caused at least one injury. and a wildfire scorched more than 6500 axers not far from the border. this one started on saturday and has been spreading ever since. hundreds of firefighters are also battling steep rocky terrain, lack of vehicle access and heavy timber. the good news there is no structures are threatened, but there's no estimated time for containment.

police are now zeroing in on the new area of the state. sources say that the two fugitives may have broken into a cab cannen. more than 300 officers are combing that area. this marks day 16 in the search for the fugitive. authorities say searchers have found the body of o former white house chief or chef that was missing for more than a week. the body of the 61-year-old was found sunday night near a hiking trail. investigators have not released the cause of death or how searchers found the body. it was 11 years under president clinton and george w. bush. coming up next, an odd scene playing out right now in downtown san jose and its impact to a busy street. and caught on camera. that was a bombing at the afghan parliament. we have the latest breaking

details, next. a live look outside right now. just a gorgeous shot there of the sun coming out through the clouds. cool to start your day. things are going to be warming up. we'll be checking in with kari hall. ==sam/cu== taliban militants

detonated bombs and fired rockets on the afghan parliament breaking news overnight, taliban militants detonated b b bombs and fired rockets on the afghan parliament overnight. the attack wounded dozens and startled lawmakers who gathered for a vote.

live coverage showing lawmakers reacting the moment of that attack. security officials say that a bomber blew himself up just outside of the building. several other militants stormed the gates and engaged in a a fire fight with afghan forces. that attack ended just hours ago with all serve gunmen killed and 31 civilians injured. happening now 100 workers are being told to stay home from work today bauds because of a manholed up in the cabin of a construction crane. this is all happening along 6th street near city hall. today in the bay is live in the area. why don't the police just go up there and get him? >> reporter: it's a little risky to do that so they are going to wait him out and see what happens as the hours pass here. 6th street is now open. police opened it 45 minutes a ago, but the man are mains in

the cabin of the huge crane about 90 feet up from the ground here in downtown san jose. the man was walking on the arm of the crane at one point. they have been communicating with him throughout the night but unable to talk him down. the superintendent for the job site has been to the scene and told his 100 or so workers to stay at home. no work will be done today on this parking structure under construction just across the street from san jose city hall. the cabin of the crane is about 90 feet high. so police have no plans to scale the crane to bring down the man who has been inside the crane over nine hours. police just climbed the scaffolding structure behind me

but they are not going up the crane, not yet. >> thank you very much. a check of your forecast right now. if you are going to do construction work out there, today might be one of the better days of the week. >> they are the first ones we think of when it's really hot outside. that's the way we're trending towards the end of the week. it will be heating up across the bay. still a nice and comfortable for the first part of the week. as we get a look now, you can see the low clouds in san francisco and little droplets on the camera lens showing there are plenty of mist in some areas. happening about mid-morning. then it will be bright and sunny through the rest of the day. we see in some spots we do have some clear visibility like the peninsula and south bay. it's now 57 degrees. as we go through the rest of the day reaching highs in the 70s

while the peninsula stays in the 60s and the the north bay today reaching 80 degrees. the wind you'll start to feel it picking up as we go into the afternoon, but right now we are starting out with some mainly calm winds. then the winds coming on shore at 15 to 20 miles per hour later on this afternoon. it will be just enough to blow your hair around and then when you get inside you'll have to pull out the comb to straighten things out again. as we go into the evening, it starts to pick up as far as the wind speeds and bringing in those low clouds for san francisco. once again we start to see some clearing by mid-morning and then sunshine early afternoon by 3:00. we're at 64 degrees in the city. by 11:0056 degrees with mostly clear skies. as we look at the microclimate, 84 degrees. napa at 80 degrees. later on this afternoon and oakland at 68 degrees while pleasantton reaches 80 degrees.

we're only at monday. let's get a peek at the weekend forecast. it does really heat up in many spots. we're talking mid-90s by the end of the week and staying in the upper 70s and cooling down in time for sunday. let's get a look at traffic with mike. >> we're going to start over in the east bay. you talked about some clouds on the lens. we're looking at a greater sky. we had the east shore freeway. trending towards richmond and a general build. the metering lights causing a backup. it's moving very smoothly. we'll move the map out. 680 where they had reports of five vehicles on the shoulder and metal debris northbound. traffic flowed smoothly there. there may be a build off the interchange. southbound 680, a predictable

slowdown. 880 past the bridge. westbound 92 starts to build towards the peninsula. heading into the south bay. northbound through the south bay, a typical pattern. changing from green to yellow to orange. and i want to showout live shot for palo alto. folks are starting to tap the brake from university. same for the northbound direction. as we track the supreme court cases that could come down, the u.s. supreme court has just issued another round of decisions but we're still waiting for one big decision that could impact same-sex marriage across the country. bob redell joins us live with what that decision could mean for prop 8. >> reporter: a much-anticipated ruling in places like the castro here in san francisco if the u.s. supreme court rules against gay marriage, then it is possible that people who are

against same-sex marriage could bring back or attempt to bring back prop 8, which california voters passed back in 2008. it was a ban on gay marriage. but it was eventually knocked down by the u.s. supreme court 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 they could rule those bans are unconstitutional, which would effectively forbid any state from banning same-sex marriage and making marriage between a man and man the law throughout the land. or they could leave the issue up to the individual states to decide. and as i mentioned, possibly reopen the fight for prop 8. as it stands 36 states including california allow same-sex marriage. this ruling expected any time, at any moment now. the high court also expected 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 could have a profound impact on the affordable care act. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. we're watching for it as well. police in fremont want you to be on the lookout after women reported seeing flashers last week. one woman told police a man exposed himself to her in the parking lot at the gateway plaza shopping center last thursday. two days before that another woman also called police to say she was flashed near gateway plaza. police searched the areas after the reports, but no one was arrested. police say the incidents are likely not related. a tragic accident or a homicide, right now police aren't saying. on saturday they were called to a home on d street by a man claiming he dropped a gun and it went off. the bullet struck a 46-year-old woman in the chest killing her. police right now are not releasing more information except to say that so far they

are considering that death suspicious. a follow-up, investigators are asking for the public's help catching the person who shot and killed another driver on highway 4 in pittsburgh. witnesses say that someone in an unknown vehicle fired shots at another car near the off ramp on saturday afternoon. the driver of the second car was struck and veered into the center divide shutting the highway down for hours. he later died at the hospital. a mass for six studentings killed in the balcony collapse. the archbishop presided over yesterday's ceremony held at st. mary's cathedral. it comes as the bodies of four irish students who died in that accident arrived in ireland for burial. the flight touched down in dublin yesterday and family members attended a private

prayer service at the airport and rode with the hearses carrying the bodies of the four young people. seven other students were seriously injured when the balcony gave way. investigators trying to figure out what caused a south bay home to burn to the ground. this fire tore through a home engulfing the entire house. firefighters were on a medical car nearby when they saw the flam flames. winds carried some embers into neighboring yards. fortunately no other homes were burned. firefighters also say that several propane tanks at the home exploded in the fire. people who live in the south bay can chime in tonight on a plan to make streets safer. the city council and vice mayor will hold a community meeting tonight to discuss visions. the goal is to eliminate all traffic deaths and make the city more ped and bike friendly. the plan includes sidewalk improvements and more safety features on major expressways. the meeting starts at 6:00.

it's at the library and community center. the oakland a's future may or may not reside in oakland, but he can't see a future that involves the raiders as a neighbor. the managing owner said that the franchise is looking to stay in oakland and. build a stadium on the current site. however, that plan could change if the raiders decide to also build on the coliseum grounds. he didn't see a good way for both teams to build structures on the same site. city and county officials have been working on a venture named coliseum city, which would include venues for the a's and raiders and warriors on the same site. today is the final day of the u.s. conference of mayors, which is happening in san francisco. president obama paid a visit to the conference friday. it's a four-day conference that wraps up today with an inaugural address by the incoming president of the organization. that person baltimore mayor. tough to hail a cab or order

one in san francisco this afternoon. why? the san francisco taxi workers association is planning to rally in front of the city's uber headquarters at 2:00 this afternoon. they are protesting the effect on taxi workers, the environment and disabled community. apple says their new muse. ic service will still be free for the first three months, but they changed their mind after one key feature. >> this is hard to believe. but apple didn't intend o to pay for the music during the trial period. >> some artists had agreed to that, but one very vocal artist did not. taylor swift posted an open letter to apple saying the idea apple wouldn't pay artists was unfair. apple announced they were changing the policy and says it was thinking ant changing the policy before she wrote this letter. i'd like to point out we got through that entire thing without using a bad pun. ebay says they are selling their

share. they came to own a significant chunk way back more than ten years ago by buying out a partner. it was really awkward. it caused a spade of legal action. all that is over this morning as craigslist becomes fully craigslist. emergency meetings in belgium between the greek government and european union. greece has until the end of the month to pay their debt. we threw in some coolest guy in greece. you later see he will walk out of there and get on a motorcycle and leave that meeting. >> was that a harley? >> i'll look it up. i will find out for you. >> he better be wearing a he helmet. >> he does. >> california dreaming of wheel there is. thank you very much.

in san francisco it was time for two mayors to settle up. last year ed lee and kansas city mayor had a bet over the outcome of the world series. >> he was not too sly to not pay up orn his debts here. he paid up for the loss to the giants. on the line was a day of community service and food. mayor james visited a church and served meals to the homeless. he also brought some world famous kansas city barbecue to mayor lee. although this wasn't part of the bet, he also led the choir in a a rendition of "amazing grace." it's the san francisco giants had lost mayor lee would have had to read to third graders at the public school and bring mayor james ice cream, sour

dough bread and coffee. >> and mayor james would have been like, where's the california wine? i want a mission burrito as well. >> enjoy it while it last. it's going to warm up. >> the next couple days will be nice and mild with a typical morning low clouds and the warm afternoon sunshine. this is what it will be across the bay at lunchtime. 58 degrees in san francisco. north bay at 65 degrees. we see it warming up to 84 degrees. peninsula at 68 degrees. reaching 76 degrees. >> a typical commute right now might involve a little congestion. >> a little low clouds at the golden gate bridge. we have a little slowing on the approach. we'll just go to the maps now and end with this shot of a smooth drive and a little slowing for the bridge. a nice drive getting over towards san mahmoud tooe ta owe. lighter flow of traffic.

it will jam up between university for 101. >> that's your favorite spot. >> that's his jam. . that's what's happening today in the bay. we'll be back with you live at 7:25 with local news and we're still watching the supreme court for those decisions regarding obamacare and gay marriage. good morning. breaking good morning. breaking news, a possible new sighting in the search for those escaped killers. and it's right back where the search started. a cabin about 30 miles from the prison. a hunter claiming he saw a man ran out. is this the tip police have been waiting for? honoring the fallen. a huge crowd gathered in charleston as president obama uses blunt talk about prejudice. >> it's not just a matter of saying [ bleep ] in public. that's not the measure of whether racism still exists or no what's being said about the president's use of that controversial word.