a suspicious death in wine country. what sonoma sheriff's deputies say about a body found in a home parking gets colorful in san mateo, who you it could make finding a spot a little easier. san jose firefighters are poised ogt a pay raise from the city, their first in seven years. =kris/2-shot= and i'm kris sanchez -- in for laura garcia-cannon. lots to it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kraz in for laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. first let's check your forecast with meteorologist kari hall. we have a warm up in the works >> that will be the only thing people talk about this week will be that warm up toward the end of the week. so what you should do now is enjoy the weather because it

will be going way up by thursday and friday. we start out this morning in the mid to upper 50s. just a few clouds. we will start to see those low clouds rolling in once again this afternoon we head up into the of 0s and 70s for most of the bay. 79 degrees for the mortgage bay with sunshine. i will have a look at the rest of the microclimate forecast and show you just how hot it gets. coming up in just a few minutes. beautiful view of the bay bridge, no problems on this span between the city and the east bay. the city and the town i should say. we'll look over toward the foster city side of the san mateo bridge. flashing lights, traditional eastbound construction -- or i should say road crews. as we look at your sensors no cloeg is there there. the earlier crash has completely cleared the bridge as you were approaching the toll plaza. dunbar ton bridge an easy flow. coming up out -- back to you. happening right now, a

suspicious death investigation underway in wine country. someone found a body inside of a sonoma home late last night. it's about a half mile from the intersection of broadway and napa road. sonoma county sheriff's deputies aren't telling us much including how that person died. they to hope to release new details later today. a deal a long time coming, the city council will san jose will vote on a new contract for their fair fighters. >> if had this gets passed that proposal would warm the killy relationship between the city and its fire department. the union says 95% of firefighters voted in favor of a new labor contract. that agreement calls for a raise of nearly 15% spread out over four years. it also includes lump sum payments that amount to an added 3%. the union points out that firefighters have not received a raise since 2008. we are now just days away from the 4th of july, santa

clara supervisors starting to crack down on illegal fireworks. a new law could give them power to tine tenants or the landowners. changes are coming to downtown san mateo beginning july 1st if you work there or go there for an err regard or dinner you can expect new pricing and time limits for parking. color coded parking areas, the spots in the downtown core will be orange, the spots along the perimeter will be green. if you pay in the orange area you will pay more but be closer to everything. there is a three-hour time liemt there. the green area, you will walk more, pay less and have options to stick around a little longer. a woman almost hit by an incoming bart train, this after she fell on to the tracks in san francisco. this happened at the powell street station just before 10:00 last night. police say that she lost consciousness and fell.

luckily that incoming bart train was able to stop just in time before hitting her. that woman was eventually sent to the hospital. the composter best known for the titanic is feared dead in a plane crash. we know that the pilot died, but he has not been officially identified. still a facebook post from horner's personal assistant claims horner was indeed flying the plane when it crashed. he won two oscars for his work on titanic and also composed the music in the photographs field of dreams and brave heart. that search still going on for two escaped inmates in new york but now it is heating up. new evidence from a hunting cabin is giving police a fresh lead. they are searching for the convicted murderers 20 miles west of the prison. all of this information coming after they found their dna if a

burglarized cabin nearby. those two men have been on the run for more than two weeks now. a prison worker is facing charges in their escape, accused of giving them to tools to break out of prison. this morning on "the today show" hear from the husband of the prison employee in an exclusive interview, what he has to say about the scandal, that's 7:00 a.m. following "today in the bay." we will have to wait a few more days to find out how the spect will rule on approximate same-sex marriage bans across the country and it is an outcome that one particular group of students will be watching closely. ruth asawa will be offering a new class in the fall in the history of the lgbt community. it is the first high school in the state to dedicate an entire semester to that subject. >> both the city and the school identify who strongly as allies and so many people within our city and within our school identify as lgbtq how could we

not help the stew stends learn their story. >> so far 25 25 students have signed up for that class. the supreme court will issue the next set of rulings on thursday. it could make it the law of the land or refine the prop 8 debate. a blistering new report finds that african-americans in san francisco are far more likely to be arrested, boo bld and convicted their their white counterparts. they found that african-americans are seven times more likely to be arrested, ten times more likely to be convicted. this as the city's african-american population has fallen 20% since it peaked in the early '90s. the public defender's office is going to present those findings this yorng. uber wants to track your every move even when you are not using the app and customers say that's crossing the line. uber blahness to track its users even if their app is closed and

the gps is turned off. there's already a complaint filed with the ftc. uber can customers we talked about with san francisco say the is can company is really taking a wrong turn on this. i love their service right now. keep the policy as it is and i will keep using them. >> either through a private company like uber or the government i don't want anybody tracking my movement. >> where the hot spots are in san francisco, where everybody is moving around, where everybody is at every second of ever day, that's very valuable information no matter what line of business you want to -- you're in. >> uber issued a statement saying in part there is no basis for this complaint. our new privacy statements are much simple letter to read and set out more clearly the data we collect as well as how we use it. uber says users can always opt out. the policy is scheduled to go into effect next month. some customers are not the only ones mad at uber.

this was the scene in front of uber's san francisco headquarters yesterday. these folks are taxi drivers who were protesting as mayors attending the mayors conference stopped by to tour uber's offices. cabbies say ride sharing companies steal their business and also don't have to play by the same rules. they want uber drivers to follow the same insurance and background check requirements that they do. firefighters right though bracing for more tough conditions today as they try to get a wild under control. this one near lake tahoe, happening 30 miles south of the lake near the town of markleeville. the fire has scorched nearly 15,000 acres and is only 10% contained. high winds have made firefighting difficult and there's more wind in the forecast today. lightning sparked that fire on friday night. meteorologist kari hall says that it is going to be warm sh and sometimes that means greater fire danger. >> as we check out what's happening there, near lake tahoe, the wind gusts right now

at about 10 to 20 miles an hour, temperature now at 59 degrees and the humidity only at 35%. we can tell just by looking at the radar that there is some smoke there, we can detect that as we see a lot of that -- those little green spots popping up there, that shows the smoke being picked up on the radar and conditions will get worse over the next couple of days. we do have this mild start to the week and we have just enough on-shore flow to keep us nice and comfortable, but high pressure continues to build and temperatures will soar as we could have the highs hitting triple digits for parts of the central valley and that includes the lake tahoe area as well. i'll talk more about what to expect toward the end of the week and our forecast coming up in just a few minutes. the south bay, easy drive from this live shot. i will show you a bigger view. you see the south bay at the bottom, the south side of the map and the rest of the bay moving very nicely as you would

expect. i'm circling here 280 at the san jose avenue, reports of a roadside fire there, not affecting lanes, turn out that it was just a little brush fire or maybe a trash tire over on the side, so it looks like the slowing has just cleared up and no more distraction. also looking at the giants playing at 7:15 tonight. look at the golden gate bridge coming into the city, nice easy drive. crystal clear. looking over toward oaklandel 880 moves nicely. no problems, just got some company. back to you. a woman in new zealand got an unexpected visitor in the house and the video is adorable. sea lion pup found its way inside the home and decided to have a look see around. the little guy was cautious at first but eventually shuffled around to check out the surroundings. the woman who took the video says the pup sat by the fire awhile and then wandered off.

maybe it's a real estate agent. checking out the digs. eerily calm as well. just shuffling around. at 4:41 one of the country's largest hotels is finding itself facing heavy criticism this morning, not from the fda or consumer groups but from hollywood. ryan gosling the hollywood a lister is calling out costco for where it buys some of its grade a products. you aer about paying a high price for fashion, usually folks are talking about those 4 inch heels not your favorite pair of skinny jeans:

taylor swift took on apple -- now actor ryan gosling - is 4:44 right now. taylor swift took on apple, now actor ryan gosling is going after costco gosling reportedly sent a letter to the ceo urging the company to stop using eggs from caged chickens. the move comes less than two week after the humane society released the results of an investigation into a major costco egg supplier.

the investigation found what the humane society calls extreme animal mistreatment. parents, are you used to shelling out buck to get your kids legos, plastic legos could soon be a thing of the÷p 4q ano might become more expensive. the company says they want kids of the future to continue having fun but not at the expense of the environment. lego currently goes through 6,000 tons of plastic every year. >> can they make them less painful when you step on them? >> i don't know. how sensitive are your feet? the confederate flag a symbol of hate or history? there is growing sedate over whether that flag should be banned outright. several chain stores no longer carrying the flag or anything that carries its image. >> react to go what happened in charleston, south carolina. for that and rest of your news we turn to landon dowdy to joins

us live from cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning to you. the markets will look to tack on more gains today after stokes rose for the fourth time in five sessions on monday. investors are optimistic that greece will be able to reach a deal with european leaders to avoid it from defaulting on its debt. we get data on cars and construction equipment and new homes sales. the nasdaq up 36 to 51.53, a record high. and walmart and sears say they will no longer sell products feet rick the confederate flag, the move comes as south carolina governor nikki haley is calling for the flag to be removed from the state house in the wake of last week's church shootings in charleston. walmart says it doesn't want to offend anyone with the items it sells. sears and kmart only feature products on their websites sold

by third parties. the civic commerce committee is holding a hearing on the air bags, those had been linked to at least eight deaths and 100 injuries. ahead of the hearing a report says the company may have put profit before safety. takata says the report contains several inaccuracies. back over to you. your classic tricks serial is about to get a makeover. it's changing colors as it shifts from artificial ingredients to more natural ones, the purple color is sticking around the general mills is dropping the mill because there is no way to get that color naturally. reese's puffs undergoing a similar change. the company plans to convert 90% of its serial by the end of next year. >> that was a hallmark of childhood. here is something to think about before you get dressed this morning, squatting too long in your skinny jeans could result in a drip to the er. is a doctors in assessment say that a woman ended up in the

hospital after squatting for a long period of time while wearing tight jeans. she started having numbness in her feet, then it moved to her calves and they swelled so much the jeans had to be cut off with. were they sawed off? doctors say that the combo of squatting and the tight jeans damaged muscle and nerve fibers in the lower legs. >> surgical scissors. they cut off the cast. >> why was she squatting? >> the hip hugger jeans, they're so low and put pressure on -- you have to be able to bend, people. >> there's a little advice for you. meteorologist kari hall, talking about rising temperatures later this week. >> it's going to be too hot for those skinny jeans the next couple of jeans. this morning looking at a live look at the castro we see there are still some low crowds, you can tell there. there will be some clearing this afternoon and a repeat performance today interest yesterday's weather, we get the

afternoon sunshine and nice comfortable temperatures and then a beautiful sunset which will happen al 8:31. 55 degrees in san francisco. had let me take you to the south bay. 55 degrees in evergreen and downtown san jose it is 58 degrees and upper 40s now for the north bay. we to have some fog that will be rolling in once again, still some very thin fog as we look towards san jose and then some less visibility as you head up towards napa and parts of the north bay as well, including san francisco. this is where we're headed this afternoon, in los gatos 77 degrees, redwood city 75 and mission district 60 degrees, santa rose is a 79, openly land 67 and the tri-valley reaching into the low to mid 80s, dublin reaching 85 degrees. not bad out there today and we're getting ready for a huge warm up into the next couple of days making the headlines especially in the inland areas,

valleys, tri-valley as more. i will talk more about that coming up in the microclimate forecast, but looking like it will be very toasty these next couple of days. >> we have been warned. thank you very much, kari. you've heard the ex regs when pigs fly but what about when cats fly? this video has the internet abuzz, it is an aircraft taking off from an airstrip. notice anything on the top right hand of your screen? it is a cat. and they just notice it. what is going on? cat slowly paid its way on to the pilot and its passenger. they landed right away to make sure that the little guy was okay. no injuries, but certainly an incredible story. >> that's real? that cat was really hanging on there? >> for dear life. >> got to strap him in with a seat belt or something. >> i don't think they expected him to be there. 4:50. rap star diddy adds to his rap sheet after an assault charge on the ucla campus that landed him

in jail. who he was accused of threatening and what kind of deadly weapon he is accused of using. we're looking at fremont and a smooth flow of traffic 880 past the truck scales no problems here. i'm going to check over the dublin interchange, a little overnight work going on. former san francisco giant

darryl hamilton is being the baseball world is grieving this morning, former san francisco giant darrell hamilton

is being remembered as much for his smile as his skills playing baseball. police in texas say that the mother of hamilton's 14 month old son shot and killed him on sunday, she then turned the gun on herself. officers found that child unhurt inside of the couple's home. hamilton played two of his 13 seasons with the giants and following his retirement he worked for mlb. in a statement the giants say, quote, darrell was an important part of the giants during his playing time from 1997 to 1998 and we extend our deepest sympathies to his family and it to his friends. new details this morning on the arrest of hip hop mogul p. diddy and sean colmes, it this morning he is facing three assault charges with daddily weapon. police say diddy confronted his son's football coach at ucla with a kettle ball yesterday afternoon. his son plays football for the college. this is also facing charges of terrorist threats and battery. he posted bail last night, he is a freeman. will science be on tom

brady's side? the new england patriots quarterback is going to try to appeal his four-game suspension today in new york. the suspension came after the nfl found brady and the patriots purposefully deflated footballs before the afc championship game, an event that is now just known as deflate-gate. a key question is going to be whether science supports the nfl's findings about deflated footballs. a 16-year-old french girl is the first female player on major lesion baseball's international registration list. that means she could be signed by a major league team, even the giants or a's next week. the mlb reports she's unlike to get signed, only players with serious potential makes it on to that international rej registry mike is here with a look at traffic. hopefully things working out nice and smooth so far. >> no problems, no strikeouts, we have a smooth drive past the

truck scales in fremont. let me show you one of our slower spots, west 580 out of the altamonte pass, that is not the concern, that's predictable. here is southbound 680 on to westbound 580. you should get off at your last option maybe take the foothill down toward 580 westbound and jump back on the freeway. the rest of you a proechg towards the bay bridge fine, same thing for most of the north bay. marine world parkway at sonoma boulevard there is a crash on surface streets but major streets are okay. an easy drive through the a curve. we move to a close encounter with a toothy companion for one paddle border. he found himself up close and personal with this guy when he took to the waves in orange county. i think the guys is referring to the dude on the surfboard and the shark that luxe underneath. at least three juvenile great white sharks were swimming alongside the surfer.

instead of swimming away he deeded to get his gopro and capture it all on camera. fearless. >> doesn't seem too nervous. >> he could have captured a very different outcome. >> he's lucky to be alive. san jose firefighters can put one fight behind them, the battle with the city over contract expected to come to an end today. what it means for the firefighters and what it means for you the taxpayer after two weeks on the run these two new york escape ease may not be far from where they started, the new clues uncovered in a with a bin. c. a. b. i. n. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street

i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california.

landlords could fined for your tenants' behavior, the new law that landlords could face today. and color coded parking, the peninsula city hoping to get rid of parking headache for good. and a look at the temperature trend this week. put your glasses on, triple digits for the tri-valley. i will talk more about that coming up in the microclimate forecast yahoo and we'll look over here, we do have a little

backup corporal forming at the beautiful shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. i will find the traffic where it is. the bay bridge toll plaza. i will find the traffic where it is. d thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez - in for laura good tuesday morning to you. and thanks for joining us i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm sam brock. let's start with breaking news overnight. new video i should say of an overnight house fire sending one person to the hospital with serious burns. this started a little after midnight in a garage on valley vista east of broadway in vallejo. firefighters say there were two people inside that house, one of them suffered second and third-degree burns and that fire is still under investigation, but crews on the scene believe it might have been caused by a welding accident. a suspicious death investigation is underway in wine country. someone found a body inside a home on pueblo avenue in sonoma, about a half mile from the sbrek of broadway