microclimate forecast that was coming up in a few minutes. and we're looking at the bay bridge, the traffic is already starting to thicken up just a tad bit, tracking an incident over in oakland. we'll talk about the nimitz in the next report. good morning - and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez - in for laura garcia cannon. am good morning to you and thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we start this morning with breaking news overnight from the middle east and a close call for the members of the american military who escaped a suicide blast in kabul this morning. that attack targeted a nato convoy less than a half mile from the u.s. embassy there. one civilian died, 22 other people were injured, this included some women and children. nbc news producer that was on the ground says he saw an american military truck flip upside down, but no americans were hurt. the taliban is claiming responsibility for that attack. if you this morning, a shooting in a busy part of san

jose. police say a man was shot on the almaden expressway in san jose and the search now continues for the suspect. >> dense area, a lot of shopping. "today in the bay" bob redell joining us live in san jose with what we know about the shooting and the possible public threat. good morning. >> reporter: we know that this did not take place in the actual shopping center itself, rather behind me. we are on almaden expressway, you can see the highway 85 overpass. video from overnight shows san jose police investigating this scene, looking for the suspect who has still not been found and also looking for evidence, possibly bullet casings and the like. police received a call around 10:40 last night from via monte drive, that's about a mile away from here. officers arrived, found a man there who had been shot at least once, took him to the hospital. no indication how serious his wounds are. it appears he was shot here in almaden and continues on to the via monte location. san jose police still looking

for the suspect. not clear what led up to this shooting. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." today federal investigators will dig deeper into how a routine helicopter flight went wrong. the coast guard was doing a test yesterday hovering only ten feet above the ground at sflt fo, but when the pilot tried to land there was some sort of malfunction and that chopt chopper crashed on to its side. both the pilot and flight mechanic were okay. >> there was some damage to the fuselage of the helicopter. as far as the extent of the damage, i don't know. the good thing is two of our crew members were not damaged. >> coast guard says this was one of their newer helicopters. the crash did not affect operations at sfo. an update to breaking news locally. a strike averted. within the past hour or so. santa clara county workers, about 9,000 that were going to strike have called it off.

>> some of them in very critical positions as well. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is live in san jose with more on this 11th hour teal. >> reporter: yeah, kris and sam, i just spoke with a union spokesperson who says that a vote will take place next week to officially approve this tentative deal. had it not been reached early this morning we would have seen hundreds of workers picketing outside places like the county government center here for 24 hours. a smaller group of members rallied here last friday entering the weekend of negotiations, the union had instructed workers to pickett for however long they worked, eight hour workday, eight hours on the pickett line. there was a lot of trust duration after months of unsuccessful negotiations. the union represents about 9,000 of 17,000 county workers here in santa clara county from 911 dispatchers to nurses to liberians. the disagreement was really over pay. workers said they need more to afford living in the count canny, adding there is a worker

shortage that's piling too much work on employees. before the weekend county leaders had said the budget is tight. they were confident both sides were close to reaching an agreement to avoid what would have been the first santa clara county employee strike of its kind in more than four decades. it would not have included 475 essential employees, they would have to report to work and that did include, i looked at the court documents, about 40, 911 dispatchers, the tentative agreement reached by both sides covers four years. both the board of supervisors as well as union membership both have to vote to official' approve it. live in san jose this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." a bay area kind fwart ner facing discrimination at school because of his haircut. that's the accusation from the five-year-old's family. that suit claims that jaylin was told he could not come to immaculate heart of mary school in belmont with this haircut. jaylin's who are says that she had to bring him home from school in december because the principal told her that his

fauks r haircut might be a distraction. president obama wants millions of more americans to be eligible for overtime. the president is said to propose a plan to extent overtime pay to 5 million workers who are currently excluded under federal law. you're wondering does this mean me? the president will recommend updating overtime rules so salaried workers who earn had less than $50,000 a year be guaranteed time and a half pay when they work more than 40 hours a week. under the current rules only salary employees who earn less than $24,000 a year get overtime. developing right now within the past hour, greece's finance minister confirmed that his country is not going to pay its debt. hundreds of billions. the news has fwrooeks lining up at atms across the country hoping to get whatever money they can get their hands on. >> let's bring in scott mcgrew.

scott, this is happening a world away but we know that it can have implications and already is. >> that's exactly right in the sense that the stock market had their biggest losses of the year, kris, and are now in fact negative for 2015. that said, greece is not too big to fail, it can fail, and our american economy will not notice. we'll hear more about the markets in a few minutes from cnbc's landon dowdy. where there is some hesitation, though, sam and kris, is simply due to the fact we have just not dealt with this before. yes, countries have gone into default, argentina pops into mind, but not a country in the eurozone so there is a bit of a mystery. as for the greek finance minister saying his country will not pay back its debts i will add to that the country cannot pay back its debts and that says he is just stating facts. the debt is due the first payment today and they don't have the money. >> what is it like $1.6 billion. >> it almost wouldn't matter.

there is just no amount that they can pay back into thank you very much, scott. a developing story right now in a fast moving wildfire that's torn through at least two dozen homes and four businesses in the pacific northwest. the sleepy hollow fire is burning 50 miles east of seattle right now. flames wiped out one neighborhood. in a before and after look we are about to show you how destructive this fire is. the homes on the left side completely effaced, on the right side of your screen. about 3,000 acres burned taking out a downtown recycling plant as well. so far that fire only about 10% contained. >> that is a socking picture just to see it wiped clear, that neighborhood. it is 5:07 right now. meteorologist kari hall is looking at our forecast. we know that as temperatures get hotter we can expect increased fire danger. we do have to be careful out there. >> i was driving just the other day and saw someone had flicked a cigarette out the window and caught the pull much on fire in the median. you can't do that.

we have very dry conditions. it's not in the low to mid 60s across the bay area as you wake up this morning. tri-valley 65 degrees, but look at where you're headed this afternoon. it is going to be extremely hot and you just need to make sure you try to stay cool, drink lots of water and take care of those pets. in san francisco 77 degrees today, north bay 95 degrees, also 95 degrees in the south bay and the peninsula this afternoon reaching 86 degrees. so after this scorcher of a pay it unfortunately gets even hot -- hotter as we head into tomorrow. i will talk more about that in the next microclimate forecast. right now let's get a look at traffic with mike. we're going to take folks first out of 880 over by the nimitz freeway. you see the lighter volume up toward high treat. north of high street reports of a disabled vehicle blocking your slow lane. this megaphone shouts out that

the event tonight 7:05 the a's play once again. right now you're winning traveling northbound unless you are that one stalled vehicle right around 5th partially blocking that slow lane. mean while, all avenues over toward the bay bridge an easier light drive. the earlier hillside slide reported over in hercules looks like it's cleared from the reports. the north bay all clear heading in down toward the city or east bay a smooth flow of traffic. earlier crash southbound 880 looks like it's cleared as well. across the bay we're looking at palo alto a smooth drive right here, there is that bright sign you know about it at university, southbound moves nicely past the shift. that sign warns about the lane shift and low town. that's going to tan at least for a year until they come can up with some sort of solution. they continue to have updates on that, i will let you know what they decide in the mention couple of meetings. here is a problem-solving

fd, donald trump dumped by another network. all because of controversial comments that he made about mexican immigrants, but the donald says he is not going down without a fight. a live look outside right now at the bay bridge, the sun is starting to come up, with it will bring plenty of heat. more on your traffic, weather and news after this had. had. . "today in the bay."

it is 5:13. looking live from our picture over san jose you can see the sun is starting to climb up. we were just talking about how much longer the days are these days. hope you're enjoying them. new this morning, authorities in indonesia now say a military plane crash killed 37 people. that plane went down this morning in madan, indonesia's third largest city. the plane was carrying 12 crew members and about 50 passengers. it is unclear what caused that crash. so that bill has come due, obviously greece owes a heck of a lot of money right now to the european union and it does not look like that's going to happen. we know it's not going to happen. the country has basically said we are not going to pay up.

american stock markets yesterday their biggest loss of the year. >> but here is the thing, greece is not the only slippery spot on the economic landscape. scott mcgrew, we have some concerns of our own right here in america. >> that's right, the american it territory of puerto rico has a lot of similarities to greece. the governor of the american territory said monday puerto rico would not be able to pay its debts. in fact, standard and poor rates puerto rico's credit the same as greece, ccc or junk, just like greece, puerto rico closed its banks on monday. so there's a lot to consider before the bell. let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc's headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you. stocks are poised to rebound today after the market suffered their worst day of the year. as investors react to greece's debt crisis they were also unnerved by continue sell off in china's markets and a warning that puerto rico may not be able to repay it's $72 billion if public debt, but aside from

greece headlines look for data on home prices and consumer confidence. the dow dropping 350 points to 17,596, the nasdaq slumping 122 to 4,958, scott, back over to you. >> today is the day we get to try apple music, that's the streaming service that taylor swift got to upset about. it's spotify with extras maybe. play lists, live radio, all kinds of fun things. walt moss berg calls it complicated and extra difficult to use but he looked it. it will come as an update any minute for. ac/dc says it will allow its music to be streamed on apple music and spotify. old video here, but ac/dc is kind of old as well, but back in black being veemd. sam, i know you will be excited about that. >> as long as you make me all fight long we will be good. more fallout right now for donald trump after controversial

comments that he made about mexican immigrants and it involves it this network, nbc, cutting ties with the 2016 presidential candidate. in a statement nbc universal says it will no longer air the annual ms. usa and miss universe pa gents, citing trump's recent derogatory remarks directed towards immigrants. trump responded yesterday calling- nbc's stands weak and is threatening a lawsuit. french police have detained two executives from uber. it is unclear why the manager of uber france and the general manager for western europe are being held. the french government is investigating the ride sharing service and has filed a complaint calling the company seen cal and arrogant. i didn't realize those were legal terms. taxi operators in france angry at uber for taking away their business. spacex ceo elon musk says he still does not know what caused that.can's rocket to blow up on sunday. pus k treat tweeted out this,

that his engineers are going through data right now hoping to recover some information about the final millie seconds before the falcon 9 rocket ex cloeded. it was carrying splice and science projects, some of them from san jose students, san jose state, i believe, to the international space station. russia plans to send a rocket to that station with more supplies. so paypal is backing down from a controversial new robo call policy that was about to start tomorrow. it would have contacted customers with auto dial or pre recorded calls and then text messages. even if they didn't give paypal permission. the only way to opt out would be to quit using paypal all together. the on line payments company is now changing its tune after the fcc and consumer activists objected. it now says no one will be contacted without prior written consent. and the proof is in the

pudding on that one, but we hope for consumer sake that that's true. right now we have some heat definitely coming through our area. you're dressed appropriately. >> yes, it's going to be hot and just sizzling these next couple of days. so you just want to take it easy and try to stay cool as, you know, this type of weather you just have to drink lots of water. let's start out this morning as we see that there is a little bit of fog across the bay, but, you know, when you start out with clear skies, you walk out the door, you can see nothing but sunshine, well, it is going to be a hot day. the marine layer is very thin and in a few spots where you are seeing a little bit of fog, well, there is not a whole lot of it. as we look at what's happening across the bay we do see mostly clear visibility this morning as you head to work, still of core some of the usual spots where we do see some fog developing, especially as you head over from oakland to san francisco and then parts of the north bay over

towards sanity rosa we do see a little less visibility. with the low clouds this morning they will be clearing out quickly. we're starting out this morning with temperatures in the 60s in willow glen of 3 degrees, gilroy 61 degrees, evergreen 62 degrees. it's 54 degrees in the north bay. so high pressure is right over us. it you causes the air to sink, it keeps any clouds away from our area, keeps the atmosphere very stable, but temperatures also heat up and it's bringing in more of a southwesterly wind and with that we see the heat creeping in from the east and we could reach over 100 degrees today for parts of the tri-valley, like just to the east of concord and livermore, we see the temperatures reaching into the upper 90s and even some 80s elsewhere. but later this week we may see a surge in moisture coming in and with that it could increase the chance of some rain, but with the temperatures this hot it could cause that moisture to

evaporate and that could create a lightning risk and as well as a fire danger across our area in time for the start of the weekend. we will keep you up to date on that. over the next three days our temperatures go from the 90s in the south bay to the 80s in the peninsula. san francisco, even reaching 78 degrees tomorrow, and in the north bay we see some upper 90s tomorrow, the heat peaking by tomorrow afternoon, and the tri-valley could be as hot as 106 degrees. i will have another look at the microclimate forecast, including the weekend, right now let's check in with mike. pay be planning your escape routes from some of those places. the rest of the bay moves nicely, no problem for that flow of traffic, peninsula, south bay, an easy light drive. over here toward the tri-valley where westbound 580 that's a slowly drive out of the at mott into livermore. nothing unusual about this pattern. we're going to move your map over toward the east bay from

the tri-valley you see the approach to the bay bridge an easy flow of traffic across the benicia bridges and there is your north bay. the bay bridge toll plaza right there you see the cash lanes just starting to show a little bit of a back up and a nice sunrise starting. get a second to admire this view. look for the spider. not here. parker the spider sometimes makes an appearance. southbound 101 a smooth easy drive, no slowing, no delays, 101 through the narrows all the bay through san rafael and to the fwg. you guys, a story here, a reason why you have to keep your eyes on the road a little bit, i think, right? >>. we are definitely paying close attention to a terrifying ordeal for a driver. all caught on camera, that draw bridge going up, a driver crashed through a traffic arm and jumped the draw bridge, the traffic arm is there for a reason. just as the bridge was going up. this happening in palm beach, florida. that man driving the suv told

police that he was looking down at his gps and never saw it coming. he was charged with reckless driving and is lucky to have his life. the man and his passenger were not seriously injured. you are going to pay a little more money, about an quarter or so to drive across the most famous bridges in the world. if you use fast track $6.25. pay by plate drivers will be shelling out $7.25. carpool fares $4.25. that is going to keep rising over the next few years to close the bridge's budget deficit. a bunch of bananas for a quarter, the same as that pay hike on the golden gate bridge or a dozen eggs for a buck. rice tags at a new stores have customers doing quite the double take. wait until you hear how the owner is able to afford it.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." a live look outside right now at drivers approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. their fares will stay the same. we're reporting this morning on the fact that the golden gate fares are on their way up right now. if in a country where one in six people struggle to find food one grocery store is doing what many thought impossible, selling fresh healthy organic food for a cheap price. the daily table has customers doing double takes at the price tags. 29 cents a pound for bananas, a buck for a dozen eggs. what is their secret? the chain -- i should say the grocery store is selling food near its expiration date and pricing it for quick sale. >> many of the items that we have at daily table if we haven't gone out to select them or if other food recovery groups hadn't gone out it to collect them they end up in compost or in hand fills around america. >> mr. roush is the former president of trader joe's and he

says the goal of that store is to help low income families realize the benefits of choosing fresh food instead of junk. there's only one such more in massachusetts and no word yet on when he plans on expanding. if you love citrus you iet want to stay out of the sun. researchers found a surprising link between citrus and skin cancer. researchers from brown university looked at the diets of more than 100,000 americans. nearly 2000 people developed melanoma and they all had in common that they consumed a lot of grapefruit and orange juice. people who had one to two servings of citrus a day were 36% more likely to get melanoma. utah are targeting some of the largest and earliest signs of life on earth. someone is damaging 165 million-year-old dinosaur tracks at the bull canyon track site near moab. three towed tracks are from the

jurassic areas and located on natural forest land. federal investigators believe someone is touring liquid plaster into the tracks perhaps trying to recreate a cast. that balcony in collapse in berkeley, there was dry rot in the support beams. new documents showing that that collapse in berkeley passed an inspection last year. what we've uncovered next.

breaking overnight- a car bomb rocks afghanistan's capital overnight. details on the dozens injured, bomb rocks afghanistan's capital. details on the dozens injured and who was targeted. and a south bay shooting right in the thick of a popular shopping area that no you has investigators canvassing the neighborhood. and inland areas should prepare for extreme heat today

and tomorrow. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. nothing extreme about this, we're looking over towards fremont, the headlights southbou southbound. i'm still watching that stall on the nimitz farther north, though. we'll give you that coming up. >> announcer: from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." a good toous morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia-cannon is off today. an update to that breaking news, a taliban claiming responsibility for an attack targeting an american convoy in afghanistan. this happened less than a half mile from the u.s. embassy. one civilian was killed in the attack, 22 others were hurt including whim and children. an nbc news producer on the ground says he saw an american military truck flip upside down but no americans were among the people hurt. the taliban is claiming responsibility for this attack. back at home now new this morning, san jose police on the

lookout for a gunman who shot a man on a busy road. >> "today in the bay" bob redell is live in san jose with what we know this morning and whether it's going to impact folks' commute because that is a very busy thoroughfare. >> reporter: fortunately san jose police have finished processing the crime scene here at almaden expressway which is where we're standing just by the highway 85 overpass which is where this shooting took prays last night. as you can see in the video san jose police did have have this road shut down for some time last night as they looked for the shooter who they still haven't found and also as i mentioned they processed the crime scene, collecting evidence, looking for bullet casings. police received a call around 10:40 last night that someone had been shot and they were actually about a mile away on via monte drive. when they arrived at the found a man, adult, suffering from at least one gunshot wound, they had him transported to the hospital, his condition unknown at this time, we just know he was shot at least once. apparently what happened is he

was shot here and then continued on to the via monte address, not sure if the via monte address is where he lives or if that's just a place where he felt safe to call 911 from. again, they are still looking for the suspect. they don't know why or what led up to the shooting last night. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." new this morning, the balcony that collapsed in berkeley killing six people earlier in the month passed an inspection less than a year ago. that according to documents the city released yesterday. the structural inspector marked the balcony supports adds, quote, good condition. last august though the report does not say how deep that analysis was. 13 people were on that balcony when it collapsed. most of them students here from ireland on work visas. investigators discovered dry rot in the support beams after the collapse. to a breaking story though this morning. thousands of workers in santa clara county who were poised to

walk off the job today will show up for work after an 11th hour deal between their union and santa clara county. >> the county had to be back up plans in place. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us live in san jose with how they were able to avert this this strike. >> reporter: yeah, a union spokesman just told me that a deal was reached by both sides after 3:00 this morning. so just a couple of hours to spare, until 6:00. that was the deadline the union gave. workers would be out here striking outside the county government center. this is after a 72 hour nonstop bargaining session. here is video from earlier this morning, some people from both sides of the negotiating teams after they reached a tentative agreement that covers four years, they were leaving the building early this morning. county supervisors and sciu local 5 # 21 must still vote to approve this tentative deal, the union set to vote next week. dozens of employees had rallied here last week after 97% of

those voting authorized an open-ended strike that's one with no end date in sight. the local union represents roughly 9,000 of 17,000 county workers that including 911 dis it patchers and social workers. the employees had said there was not enough pay exacerbated by understaffed areas including public health nurses. the court ruled that 475 essential employees would have to still report to report including to sees of valley medical center workers for obvious reasons in patient and emergency care. before the weekend county leaders said that the budget was tight but they were confident both sides would reach an agreement. that did happen. a strike averted. both sides expressing joy on social media with the board of supervisors bob cort it essi saying new day. >> a developing story within the last hour, the greek finance minister confirmed his country will not be able to pay off its massive debt.

greece has a deadline of 3:00 this afternoon or midnight in greece to repay $2 billion. if it deal cannot be reached some believe greece may pull out of the european union all together. today's chaos triggered wall street's largest losses in two years. business and tech reporter scott mcgrew will have an update in about 15 pins. at 5:35. it's something that's been going on for california for months may have finally reached its end point. a controversial vaccine bill now in the hands of governor brown. if he decides to sign it vaccinations would be mandatory for almost every child in public school. the senate voted yesterday on the final version of that bill which would end the so-called personal belief exemptions by basically means only school children with a medical waiver would be allowed to skip vaccinations. some parents are already threatening lawsuits if it becomes law. >> this bill puts government in between parents and doctors and i want to be the one deciding

what goes into my child's body. >> governor brown's office released a statement saying that vaccinations are, quote, profoundly important and that he is going to closely consider this measure. governor brown has a little less than two weeks to decide whether he will sign it or veto it. the state of arizona will pay more than $600,000 to the families of the firefighters who died in that yarnell hill wildfire two years ago. today marks two years since the team of 19 firefighters were trapped and killed by those past moving flames. a lawyer for the families told u.s.a. today that the settlement is not about assigning blame, instead the families just wanted transparency and they want change. happening today in what is expected to be a scorcher fire and police agencies in santa clara county are getting ready to battle the next big wildfire. though there will be no actual fire used in their training. they are going to be doing field exercises at san born regional park in saratoga.

mopping the agencies taking part the santa clara county fire department and the sheriff's office as well. usually they do use tire but just not worth the risk this year. no, obviously the risk is definitely elevated. kari, you wasted into time in your earlier forecast, right away hitting up us with hot temperatures from the start. >> this makes things so much worse because the water that we to have left continues to evaporate. as we get a live look now from belvedere you can see the low clouds in the distance. let's go right around the bend to tiburon, you can see absolutely nothing. there's still some spots with the low clouds and the fog this morning as we start out at 55 degrees in san francisco, but 65 degrees in the east bay and the south bay at 61 degrees. getting a closer look at the east bay, danville this morning starting out as 60 degrees in antioch now at 66 degrees. so already warm in many spots and it will be a hot day and it won't be over here. we will have another hot day

tomorrow, even hotter and reaching 83 degrees in burlingame, mission 77 degrees and expect a high of 102 degrees today in walnut creek and livermore. now, let's check in with mike for traffic. we'll check in with the bay bridge where we expect to see those metering lights turn on right about this time. the full toll plaza approach, those fast track lanes helps you out a bit. of course, the carpool, these folks, they have the right idea. that person trying to squeeze in at the last minute. plan your approach according i thinkly. there is no drama on the maze, just that slowing across that incline. we will see the build happening over the next half hour. this is tuesday, we expect a heavier flow than yesterday when we had an early start to the commute. this morning we are looking pretty typical schedule. over there the fender-bender west 80 right around san pablo. through i'm going to of no the map over toward the tri-valley we see your build traditional

livermore and over toward the dublin interchange no problems. the south bay itself moving at speeds same thing for the peninsula. back to you. new this morning, some young people will be representing the bay area at the white house. they are taking part in an event celebrating invasions in education. two students from san jose's hashinger school are going to present award winning products. including a device for the blind. michelle obama is going to deliver the keynote address. roosevelt, ragan, mlk and kim k. what they have in common, probably nothing yet but that will all change after today. could you turn trash into jet fuel? scott mcgrew thinks united can. >> we'll be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather coming up after the break.

=kris/2shot= controversial comments about "today in the bay." welcome back, 5:42. we are talk being controversial comments this morning. >> we're still talking about the mexican immigrants -- those comments about mexican immigrants landing donald trump in hot water. now this network, nbc, is can you get ties with the 2016 presidential candidate. >> "today in the bay" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. this morning with how trump now is firing back. tracie. >> reporter: yes. another network he says he is going to take to court or may take to court in this case. nbc universal says no ms. usa ma gent on the 12th of next month, no miss universe next january. the celebrity apprentice show will still remain on our network, it's under a different

network and he had already dropped out as host because he's running for president. in a statement donald trump says what he says about mexicans coming over the border, criminals, rapists and terrorists is accurate. 100% he's tough on immigration and sees things differently than nbc. he called the network weak, foolish, concerned about being politically correct and says that we violated the contract and he may sue nbc. he says he's definitely going to sue univision. in comments when we caught him outside the chicago club, city club last night he says it's been a great relationship they are just very different views between the two. move on. org had a big petition, 200,000 people calling on networks like nbc to dump donald trump and now that's happened again. >> interesting times. thank you very much, tracie. just a few hours new jersey governor chris christie will launch his presidential campaign, becoming the 14th

republican to join the race for the white house. so how will he set himself apart? >> i have more unscripted moments over the last five years that i've had, 134 town hall meetings in new jersey alone. you know, i did one up here in new hampshire, i will do another one later this week in new hampshire. i love to go it. i'm very comfortable in those moments. >> governor chris christie will go more in-depth on his presidential run it in in an exclusive interview on tonight's "nbc nightly news." it is a venue that has hosted some of the country's most important people, ronald ragan, fdr, m will lk and now kim kardashian. kardashian is scheduled to speak and sign copies of her new book during an event at the commonwealth club of california. that club has been around for more than a century and it's hosted world leaders and int electric actuals and kardashian who is also going to have a 45 minute conversation with retired state judge ladoris car dell.

a developing story, fast moving wildfire that destroyed at least two dozen homes and four businesses in the pacific northwest, the sleepy hollow fire is burning 50 miles east of seattle. flames wiped out one neighborhood. here is a look at a before and after just how destructive that fire was. that 3,000 acres burned taking down a recycling plant in the down tour area, 10% contained. we are now just a full week removed from the official part of summer. starting to feel that way. >> i can't even believe that this weekend is the 4th of july. this is not the weekend to try to set off your own fireworks because the fire danger is way too high. humidity too low we haven't had enough rain. as you walk out the door we are already feeling toes temperatures starting to rise. 65 degrees now in the tri-valley

and you can see that seven-day forecast now coming up at the bottom of the screen. we start out with clear skies across most of the bay, still have some spots with patchy fog. into this afternoon look at the highs today, 102 degrees in the tri-valley, and the peninsula 86 degrees, 95 in the south bay, as well as 95 in the north bay. san francisco today reaching 77 degrees. so what's happening here? we had a nice mild start to the week, the weekend was pretty nice, too, but now we have high pressure moving in. it's causing a weaker sea breeze so we don't get our natural ac going with that cool ocean breeze and with that we are going to see those temperatures rising over 100 degrees for concord, livermore, parts of the east bay valleys and inland areas temperatures will continue to heat up. is so with that high moving in it allows that heat to move in from the central valley as well and with the highs reaching into

the 90s, even 100 degrees, the heat peaks tomorrow but later on this week we will catch a little bit of a break as that high starts to pull in some monsoonal moisture. it looks like it could give us a little bit of rain at least for the sierra, but unfortunately the possibility of lightning, too, with some of that moving in. i will talk more about that and let's check in with mike. we'll talk about the bay bridge. a little more about that, the metering lights officially on and time was 5:37. there's the backup. we have a little bit lighter flow of traffic coming off of the maze. there's the build. we will look at another concern, it's not the maze itself and it's not the east shore freeway -- it's not the tunnel, it's the east shore freeway, west 80 i told you about that crash at san pablo avenue, upñ" until 30 seconds ago we did show slowing coming into the area. that was likely the initial crash as it happened. chp is there and no reports of any lanes blocked, just a little bit of slowing coming into richmond. keep alert for that.

i'm going to keep my eyes on that. the drive to or from that richmond center moves nicely. we'll talk about a live shot for palo alto and showing a smooth drive. disabled vehicle just clearing to the shoulder as you're approaching university. back to you. we have an update now to breaking news. we have just learned that two american soldiers were hurt in a suicide blast in kabul this morning. they are expected to survive. that attack targeted a nato convoy less than a half mile from the u.s. embassy in the afghanistan capital. one afghan civilian was killed, 24 others injured, including some women and children. an nbc news producer on the ground says he saw an american military truck flip upside down. taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. new this morning authorities in indonesia now say a military plane crash killed 37 people. that plane went down this morning in medan, indonesia's third largest city. the plane was carrying 12 crew

members and about 50 passengers. it is unclear what caused that crash. the escaped new york inmate caught over the weekend is recovering right now in the hospital and he's already talking to investigators. that was the big question. would he. david sweat told them that he and richard matt planned to go to mexico after breaking out of their maximum security prison. joyce mitchell backed out at the last minute so sweat and matt decided to head north to canada, but along the way sweat says he got fed up with matt. >> sweat actually disengaged from matt about five days ago because sweat felt that matt was slowing him down. >> which might explain why matt was killed separately without sweat around. he was killed by law enforcement on friday. sweat captured on sunday is. he also told investigators that the prison guard, gene palmer, was not involved in that escape plot. palmer was arrested and right now he is out on bail.

a prison in australia is on lock down this morning after hundreds of prisoners smashed windows and lit fires there. this is what it looked like soon after the prison riot near melbourne. police in riot gear went in to calm things down. no one was hurt, but that riot comes just a day before a smoking ban goes into effect at the prison. a casualty right now of fwiers, this in oregon. a historic stadium there no more this morning because of a bad fire. rough timing since the deal was just hammered out to give that stadium new life when firefighters got there flames already taurd above jaw jean civic stadium. they were able to put out the flames quickly and no one was hurt. it is one of the only 12 wooden ballparks left in the u.s. before fire consumed it. a nonprofit group brought that stadium in the spring -- i should say brought it hoping to renovate the ballpark for children's sports. here is a look at some of the stories we're working on.

a mystery in the south bay, gun fire erupts near a busy roadway sending one person to the hospital. we have the latest on the search for the gunman and why there are still so many unanswered questions. and a scare at sfo after a coast guard helicopter slams to the ground. why it looked worse than it ended up being for the crew on board. potential county wide chaos staved off as a big strike is averted in the south bay, the last minute brokering that got that deal done. a bay area kindergartners facing discrimination at school because of his haircut. here is a picture of the wild and his haircut. that suit games that jaylin was told he could not come to immaculate heart of mary school in we will month with the haircut. jaylin's mother said she had to bring him home from school in do you say because the principal told her her faux hawk might be a distraction in class. the archdiocese of san francisco said it had not seen the complaints but the school's policies on acceptable

hairstyles are very clear. >> we'll keep an eye on that one. meantime, president obama wants millions more americans to be eligible for overtime. the president is set to propose a plan to extend overtime pay to 5 a million workers who are currently excluded under federal law. he will recommend updating overtime rules so that salaried workers who earn less than $50,000 a year be guaranteed a time and a half pay when they work more than 40 hours a week. under current rules salaried lois only earn overtime if they make less than $24,000 a year. thousands of migrant farmworkers may finally get to work on the farm. >> a computer that issues work visas failed weeks ago. scott mcgrew first told us about it. now, scott, it is finally working again. >> it had spent other computers earlier. the wall street journal says the feds have the computers at least partially fixed. the glitch left thousands of

migrant workers on the border and lots of crops in the field. the h-2a visa is critical for american agriculture. united airls says it announced a huge deal with a pleasanton company that makes bio fuels. said the airline would give $30 million to develop jet fuel from mun tall solid waste, garbage from the landfill. the toughest day for stocks on monday, the dow we will 370 points on worries over greece. future calling for green arrows this morning. the spacex explosion on sunday has some lawmakers wondering if it's a good idea to ban russian rockets after all. there has been a push in congress to say no to russian rockets used in rockets. elon musk had been pushing for that ban because it benefits his business.

critics of russian rockets have been pushing as part of sanctions. russians send their own missions to the international space station though lately they have had trouble, too. maybe if american rockets are going to blow up we seed russian rockets. >> how many decades removed from the cold war. >> can he wo rent an international space station. >> that is true. right now as to that explosion that scott mentioned elon musk says he still does not know what caused the company's rocket to blow up on sunday and it might take a little while to try and figure it out. musk tweeted out that his engineers are going through mountains of data hoping to recover information about the final mill a seconds before the falcon 9 rocket exploded. it was carrying supplies and science projects to the international space station as scott just reported. russia plans to send a reply rocket on friday. spotify and pandora have some competition as apple debuts

its new service apple music today. a subscription gets you access to the entire itunes music library and users can try the service for free for three months first, thanks to taylor swift artists will be paid for songs tar played during that trial period. paypal is backing down this morning from a controversial new robo call policy that was about to start tomorrow. it would have contacted customers with auto dialed or pre recorded calls and a text messages, even it if they did not grant paypal permission to do t the only way to opt out would be to quit using pay paul all together. the online payments company is changing its tune after the fcc and consumer activists objected. paypal now says that no one will be contacted without prior written consent. >> you might appreciate a robo call reminding you to drink enough water and wear your sunscreen today because it is going to be hot. meteorologist kari hall is here with a look at that forecast. >> it will be sizzling as we go through the day.

the forecast in the south bay 95 degrees this afternoon, 98 degrees tomorrow and then in the peninsula we also see some very hot weather, san francisco tomorrow peaking at 98, north bay 99 tomorrow, but look at the tri-valley. for tomorrow the temperature could reach 106 degrees and i know you're making plans for the 4th of july weekend. here we are. highs will be coming back down and a little bit more in the way of some more seasonal temperatures, but still pretty warm for the tri-valley. now mike takes us to the south bay. coming down to 90 for the tri-valley. pleasant for them. we are looking over towards san jose, pleasant for these folks, it's warm already but the traffic not heating up much. we'll look at your pap for the south bay in general just that 101 slow down you expect about now the rest of your push northbound through silicon valley an easy drive. same thing for the peninsula. no drama here for 880 just a

little build south through hayward. also out of the altamonte pass west 580 slows aly bill. down the east shore freeway the earlier crash has cleared west 80 at san pablo. back to you. if you have a second, you bet you do as in the extra second today you can make up for lost time. the world's atomic clocks will experience a leap second today. an extra second just before the stroke of midnight. that extra second has the potential to wreek havoc with computer systems. it compensates for the change in the earth's rotation which is slowing ever so slightly. >> no y2k situation here. recently revealed inspection report is shedding new light into the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. we will have the latest information next. now that there's foster farms simply raised,

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. a breaking news at 6:00. no strike. an 11th hour deal struck to keep

thousands of workers on the job in the south bay. developing overseas, a military plane crashes right into a neighborhood in indonesia. the efforts now to find survivors. and someone opens fire in one of san jose's buggest intersections, what police are telling us this morning. the thermometer in your car may read 102 degrees today and it will be even hotter tomorrow. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. but make sure your speedometer does not read 100 that's not allowed but speed limit you're okay for some spots, we'll show you where those speeds are coming down in just a sec. good morning and thanks for joining us i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we start with breaking news. good news for you, a strike averted that basically would have gone into effect righ