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 right now.

just hours ago the union representing nearly 10,000 workers throughout santa clara county struck a tentative deal with the union leaders. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is live in san jose this morning. this agreement still bends a final approval and vote but this morning so far no strike. >> reporter: that's right. it would have been a much different scene here, hundreds maybe thousands of county workers at the county building striking as you said at 6:00 this morning, but after a nonstop 72-hour bargaining session a tentative deal was reached, a teal reached after 3:00 this morning. we have fresh video showing some of the workers from the negotiating team leaving the county building. the union had instructed workers to pickett for however long they typically work, meaning an eight hour workday would have eight hours on the pickett line. a lot of frustration after months of negotiation. 97 to 98% of voting members had authorized to strike. the union represents about 9,000 of 17,000 santa clara county workers from 911 dispatchers to

nurses to liberians. the disagreement was over not enough employee pay and an extreme worker shortage including to sciu local 521. before the weekend county leaders had said the budget was tight, they were confident, though, they could work out the numbers to avoid a strike. what would have been the first santa clara county employee strike of its kind in more than four decades. the strike would not have included 475 essential employees. a court had ruled yesterday they would have to report to work and that includes that 911 dispatchers. both sides the county supervisors as well as the union still has to ratify or approve this had tentative deal that covers the next four years. live in san jose, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." and another breaking story. we've just learned two american soldiers were hurt in that suicide blast in kabul this morning, but they are expected to is survive. the attack targeted a nato convoy less than a half mile from the u.s. embassy. one afghan civilian was killed,

24 others were hurt including women and children. the taliban is claiming responsibility for this attack. developing right now, more deaths expected in indonesia as rescue crews sifting through the wreckage of a military plane there. that plane crashed this morning in a neighborhood in medan which is indonesia's third largest city. at least 37 people died and about 60 including 12 crew members were on board. investigators say the plane appeared to have some sort of engine problems shortly after takeoff. new this morning, a shooting at one of the busiest intersections in the south bay and the investigation now continues. san jose police say a man was shot late last night on almaden expressway near 85, this is next to dozens of businesses and restaurants and multi-unit housing as well. >> lots of traffic in the area. triebt bob redell live is a intersection this morning. what's unclear is if the man was walking or in a car when he was shot. >> reporter: police are still also trying to find the person

who shot this man, as you mentioned, it happened behind me along almaden expressway along highway 85 overpass. unfortunately this is a busy place during the day, this did happen at night. you can see in the video that we have on your tv screen right now, san jose police did shut down this section of roadway for sometime as they looked for the shooter and also as they processed the scene looking for evidence, perhaps bullet casings and such. police received a 911 call around 10:40 last night that someone had been shot and it's actually about a mile away from the scene on via monte drive when officers arrived there they found an adult man shot at least once, they had him transported to the hospital. his condition right now unknown, but apparently what happened is that he was shot over here and then continued on to the via monte address. whether via monte is just a place where he found it safe to stop or if that's where he lives that is not clear. police are still looking for the shooter and also trying to figure out what led up to this

shooting. bob redell, "today in the bay." now to a developing story with a global impact. today could be another rough one for your money as greece teetering on the brink of bankruptcy. overnight greece's finance minister confirmed that his country will not make a nearly $2 billion loan payment. >> scott mcgrew has been following this sorry very closely and, scott, this is happening a world away, but we're seeing a big impact here at home, especially on wall street. >> that's right. wall street hit hard monday, in fact, dow fell 350 points, it's worst loss of the year. pulled and you the indices to the negative for the year. we don't think a greek default will hurt america long-term, greece is not too big to fail, but there is worry because we never have dealt with this kind of thing before. closer to home, though, puerto rico's financial books look a lot like greek columns. the governor of the american territory said he will not be able to pay back the territory's

debts, either. more similarities, standard and poor's rates both fwrooek and port reek candidate at ccc. and puerto rico also shut its banks on hundred to prevent money from leaving the territory. puerto rico is not permitted to renegotiate its at the time with its creditors the way greece is. detroit did it, but american territories can't and so they're stuck in a bit of a legal quandary. we will continue to watch greece but we're also this morning watching puerto rico. sam. new details now, the balcony that collapsed in berkeley and killed six people earlier in the month did pass an inspection less than a year ago. that according to documents that the city released yesterday. the structural inspector marked the balcony supports as being, quote, in good condition last august. though the report does not say how deep and thorough at that analysis was. 13 people were standing on that balcony when it collapsed, most of them students from ireland.

investigators discovered dry shot in the support deems after the collapse. a family in sacramento is preparing to bury their 13-year-old son who died in a flash flood during a boy scout trip. al den brock was camping with his troop in mooum. the flood pulled four scouts down the canyon. ranch employees rescued three of the boys but then found brock's body about a mile downstream. federal investigators are going to dig a little deeper into how a routine helicopter flight went awry. the coast guard was doing a test yesterday hovering only ten people above the ground at sfo. when the pilot tried to land there was some sort of malfunction and the 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 tent, i don't know.

the good thing is two of our crew members were not damaged. >> the coast guard says this was one of its newer helicopters. that crash did not impact operations at sfo. we are in the middle of summer break, but already thoughts toward the school year as a controversial vaccine bill now in the hands of governor brown. if he does -- if he decides to sign it vaccinations would be mandatory for almost every child if in the public school system. the senate voted yesterday on that final version of the bill. it ends the so-called personal belief ex he thinks meaning that only school children with a medical waiver would be allowed to skip their shots. governor brown has a little less than two weeks to decide whether or not to rejeekt it. time to get a look at your microclimate forecast at 6:08. we give you a live look outside. there are are the clouds sitting just above the city in san francisco. >> the clouds kind of like city for the city by the bay. it does keep things cool at

least for a little while. we saw clear out yesterday and we will see it today. >> absolutely. a lot quicker than yesterday. temperatures are already starting to heat up. the marine layer really not that thick today and it is very low. we do still see the fog in spots and in the peninsula now you can see the low visibility there for pacifica, 61 degrees. the tri-valley already at 65 degrees and expect a high of 102 degrees today if the valley. in san francisco 77 degrees, 95 in the north bay, peninsula 86 degrees and also 95 degrees today in the south bay. so we had a nice little mild start to the week with just enough fog to keep those temperatures from really going up and an on-shore flow, but now we have high pressure building in, it continues to strengthen and it weakness the sea breeze so we are not going to have a nice little flow from the ocean today and temperatures will

really tart to heat up. tomorrow will be the peak of the heat, we will talk more about that, take a look at those numbers, coming up in a pew minutes. right now let's get a look at the bay bridge with mike. it should be no surprise with the bay bridge, you have a few cars there. let's take a look right now. we also have --s there's parker the spider crawling across just into the shadows. i called parker because by the parking lot and, you you know -- there you go. also peter parker spider man. there we go. there's the cars. let's look at the map. we see a smooth drive. no problems through this webb of freeways. a nice drive, a little slowing for the novato and narrows to the north side. southbound that's the commute build, slight. it's southbound 680, 880 off of 580 and town in toward fremont. an easy flow of traffic despite this being a tuesday we have a lighter flow. yesterday had a pretty good strong start to the commute, today we're back to your typical

what we expect. a little build for 101 through san jose and live look through palo alto. now, this is the lane shift that continues going on here. this project overall will take years. i do want folks to think this is going to be a days or months long process, but i'm trying to get more details because i don't know whether or not they are going to shift those lanes back over the next couple of weeks or if they're going to keep it that way for the duration. there's some environmental concerns that keeps construction time limited. the headaches continue. >> could be a long process. well, 6:11 now. up next, get ready to pay for -- pay more as you cross the golden gate bridge. >> shell out a little bit more. plus the race for the white house is about to get even more crowded. you know who that is and he is throwing his hat into the ring later today. and we are looking live at san jose. no spiders there. so lovely in the south bay and spider free. it's going to be a scorcher so make sure as you head the kids

off to camp today, pack them some sunscreen and maybe ice that water bottle.

good morning. the heat returns to the bay area and the valleys may hit 102 degrees. get ready for that. i'll have a look at the microclimate forecast and what to expect for the 4th of july weekend coming up. we're looking toward oakland, 880 looks nice. look at all that sunshine can kari was talking about. where is all that traffic i'm talking about?

it's a little further south right now. we'll show you that one coming up. you hear the political music, of course, we're talking some decision 2016. another republican is flexing his political muscle today and jumping into the race. new jersey governor chris christie is going to launch his presidential campaign in just a few hours. christie will head off to new hampshire where he will join an already full field of gop canned dates, 14 in all now. so how is christie going to set himself apart? hear more from the governor in an exclusive interview tonight on "nbc nightly news" and tomorrow morning on the "today" show. president obama wants millions of americans to be eligible for overtime. the president is set to propose a plan to update overtime rules so salaried workers who earn between $25,000 and $50,000 a year be guaranteed that time and a half pay when they work more than 40 hours a week. under current law salaried workers who earn less than $24,000 are eligible for ot.

to one man who is doing twice the reporting, the crisis in greece spilled over into the american stock markets today, the dow plunging 350 points. >> scott mcgrew, today is the day that greece has to make a major payment and i can't imagine that it's going to happen in any form. >> it's not going to happen. realistically, kris, there's no way greece can pay t let's assume that's off the table. nobody is signing a check today. the question now become the future of greece. does it stay in the euro, does it pay anything back ever? there is a bit of good cop bad cop going on here. the prime minister of greece is your good cop, alexis tsipras. he is selling reporters in athens that he is not sure his country will be kicked out of the eurozone and that he is open to any negotiations with france and germany that are possible. so here is your good cop. we saw a little preview of the bad cop.

he is the motorcycle riding finance minister, he said this morning also no way greece would be paying back its debts. as we said yesterday, this is a game of chicken and this is the guy whose job it is to convince europe that greece is not going to swerve. as for the markets, the dow fell 350 points monday, in the red now for the entire year, futures actually calling for green arrows this morning. it may be puerto rico's financial health we really need to be concerned about. i kind of thought you would like this headline from the economist magazine, they always have clever headlines. acropolis now. we're waiting with baited breath to see what they will come up with next. you may know this as the sears tower in chicago. it's actually the willis tower because willis insurance company bought the building in 2009. well, there is a deal this this

morning willis insurance is merging with british company called towers watson, it's an $18 billion all stock deal. now, nobody has answered the important question about this merger, sam and kris. the new company is going to be called willis tower watson which i assume this means this is the willis tower watson tower. >> it's the sears tower. >> and always will be. got a second? you bet you do. today you have one extra second to make up for lost time. >> it's not that much. the world's atomic clocks are going to experience a leap second today, extra second just before the stroke of midnight green witch time. that extra second has the computer systems but compensates for the minute sul change in the earth's rotation which is slowing ever so slightly. >> i think i might prefer an extra second on a cooler day.

time to check that microclimate forecast. the clouds that might make you feel cooler to start the day but are not going to be any help later on today. here is meteorologist kari hall. >> the temperatures start to heat up. so today the ac up on full blast and you want to make sure that you have a completely frozen bottle of water. it just makes it feel a lot nicer. as we take a look now at san jose you can see its already clear there and also with the sunshine today and a very light wind, that will do absolutely nothing to help cool you off. as we get a look now at the bay bridge in san francisco, we do see a few low clouds this morning in spots. now, looking at this shot, we do see san francisco with the low clouds, i think it's a cool shot, you can see the sun coming in right under that. there are the temperatures at 55 degrees. let me take you to the south

bay. morgan hill starts out at 62 degrees this morning. it is already feeling very mild. the north bay 53 degrees. going hour by hour, walnut creek today, this will be one of the spots that really gets hot. 102 degrees by 3:00 and by 5:00 we're still at 100 degrees. but then after sunset the ñ down a lot more quickly. tomorrow will be even hotter with high pressure right over us, it's going to boost the temperatures. it weakness the on-shore flow and we don't get that nice little cool ocean breeze that we like to have, but into the day tomorrow we could be seeing some spots hitting, you are not reading it wrong, 108 degrees. prepare for that. but at least it doesn't last long because this high pressure moves to the east the next couple of days, you may be able to draw in monsoonal moisture but unfortunately it may also increase the lightning risk before thursday and friday. the next three days here is your

forecast. highs in the 90s for the south bay, 88 degrees in the peninsula and san francisco 78 degrees, 106 degrees in the tri-valley tomorrow and east bay reaching 80 degrees. i will talk more about that, what to expect this weekend. let's get a look at what's happening on the roads. we are looking at a lot of sunlight around the bay warming things up but also slowing town because of that volume of traffic just seeing a burst here at north 101 in san jose. look at your man map. this is the slower spot, just starting to building from 680 all the way up to the airport. that's about it so far. we will see over the next half hour things will start to fill in for san jose proper. the rest of your bay up the peninsula no delays, dunbar ton and san mateo bridges move smoothly. there was a fender-bender south 880, that's cleared the scene. if you saw anything call it in. here slower drive develops hayward in toward union city. nothing unusual about the pattern. a smooth flow of traffic

starting to build for the upper east shore freeway. we've moved the map to show you the bridges. yesterday highway 37 had a very tough drive over towards sear points. we'll track that. novato an easy drive, the golden gate bridge i want to show you even though the speed sensors and a smooth drive there's carl the fog. carl doesn't have to pay tolls but i know you guys have some changes for folks tomorrow, right? >> yes, indeed. we're talking about a quarter, though you don't have to dig for a quarter. live look at the golden gate bridge camera without mike there showing traffic moving smoothly. starting tomorrow it's going to cost you more to cross the span. fares going up 25 currents. pay by plate drivers will pay a dollar more $7.25. carpool fairs $4.25. it will keep rising over the

next few face but don't bother stocking your glove box with quarters because it's all electronic. >>. right now it is 6:22. up next, a big move for one of the biggest soccer games the bay area will host this year. >> condition wait.

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francisco, it's going to be a hot day but maybe a day for a friendly or two for the soccer fans. this is almost the equivalent of an off side trap for bay area soccer fans. berkeley gets the boot in in favor of san jose. just weeks ahead of a huge soccer game. manchester united squaring off at the san jose earthquakes in a friendly july 21st. that game was scheduled for cal's memorial skad numb now it's switching to san jose. apparently to accommodate man u's travel logistics. if you already bought your tickets you will get a full refund before having to buy them again for the new venue. >> they should transfer those. a big night on tap for u.s. soccer, its united states faces germany in the semi-finals in the women's world cup. germany comes in as the number one ranked team, the u.s. number two, the u.s. women's team won its last world cup back in 1999. tonight's game takes place in

montreal. go women. 6:26. he is fired, nbc dumps donald trump over conversion comments that he made about immigrants, trump's response, he's firing back this morning. and breaking news, we have a deal with just hours to spare, the south bay's biggest union reaches an agreement with santa clara county. what that means for you today.

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the dow industries plunged 350 points on monday about worries over greece. we will get it started again today. here is the opening bell on the pyse and over on the nasdaq as well as we continue to watch world politics. today is tuesday, the very last day of june. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a good monday morning, thank you for joining us i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. here are today's top stories. 55 people are dead after a military plane crashed in indonesia. the plane crashed into a hotel and houses shortly after takeoff. santa clara county has reached a last minute contract deal with its largest union. that means a strike that was scheduled to start it had morning is not going to happen. san jose police investigating a late night shooting near almaden expressway and highway 85, a man rushed to the hospital.

police are now looking for the shooter. and we have breaking news out of san jose with there is a hit and run investigation in the south bay. police looking for a driver that clipped a man near his truck. this happened at 5:45 this morning near the intersection of north first street and commercial avenue. police say the man was getting out of his truck when he was hit by a passing car. the impact spun the man around and knocked him to the ground. he was taken to the hospital, but is expected to survive. at 6:31 new fallout for donald trump after controversial remarks about mexican immigrants and it involves this network. nbc is cutting ties with the 2016 presidential candidate. "today in the bay" tracie potts joining us live from washington, d.c. this morning. tracie, trump has responded and he says he may end up suing nbc. >> thes' already said he's going to sue univision for doing the same thing. nbc he says he may soon after

can you get all ties which means we won't be carrying the miss u.s.a. pageant on the 12th of july. trump says it's a contract violation and that's why he's looking at going to court. celebrity apprentice by the way will stay on this network, it's under a different contract and he already had stepped town as host as part of his presidential campaign, but those comments about criminals and rapists and eventually he added terrorists as well crossing the border from mexico, nbc says it does mott show respect and dignity for all, which is a cornerstone value of the company. so that's why they're cutting all ties. last night at the chicago city club we caught up with trump where he says it's been been a great relationship. he gets it. it's okay. he puts it nbc is much more concerned with being politically correct. called the network weak and foolish and says he stands by everything he said on immigration. >> a lot of folks disagree with him. the escaped new york inmate who was caught over the weekend

is improving in health in the hospital and now he is already talking with investigators. david sweat told them that he and richard matt planned to go to mexico after breaking out of their maximum security prison. joyce mitchell, that prison guard who is now under arrest was supposed to be their get away driver. she backed out at the last minute so sweat and matt decided to head north to dan da instead. the duo split up. he also told investigators that the prison guard, gene palmer who was also arrested was not involved in the escape. at 6:33 arizona is going to pay more than $600,000 to the families of the firefighters who died until the i can't remember they will hill wildfire that was two years ago. today marks two years since is the team of 19 firefighters was trapped and killed by fast moving flames. a lawyer for the families told u.s.a. today that settlement was not about assigning blame. instead, the families just wanted transparency and change. and time to check the

microclimate forecast. you're really going to want to listen to this one as we look out toward the bay bridge from the emeryville camera. one of the cool spots right now. wait until you see the meet map that kerry hall has this morning. there are more colors than in the pride rainbow this morning. >> and it will be sizzling these next couple of days. prepare yourself and try to stay cool. we're starting out with a nice comfortable temperature of 55 degrees now in san francisco, 65 degrees already in the tri-valley. we to have some spots still with some fog this morning, but that rolls out of here quickly and this is where we're headed this afternoon. 86 degrees in the peninsula, south bay 95 degrees and 102 degrees in the tri-valley. the unfortunate thing is that this will not be the hottest day. it does come down in time for the weekend. you can go ahead and start making those 4th of july plans to be outside but it will still be to the in the tri-valley

reaching 92 degrees on saturday and 90 degrees on sunday. we will talk more about what to expect tomorrow, get a closer look at those numbers coming up in a few minutes. right now let's get a look at what's happening on the roads. we're looking at a lot of sunlight and cars through the south bay. higher temperatures, we're looking at lower speeds, this is 101. sometimes i will watch this shot just it's almost like a horror movie. see that car darting across. yeah, things get a little more dramatic. folks trying to find the clear lane, but i don't like that. we often will find fend fender-bende fender-benders. this is 101 north of 680. all this traffic coming into the area and slowing in general all the way up to the airport. 87, 280, 85 all starting to show speeds coming down below the speed limit. the build is on for silicon valley. on the east bay and tri-valley south 680, south 880 a little slowing, continuing to build south of 580 into fremont. this is a typical pattern. this is actually light for a

tuesday, but a smooth drive. we do have that burst of traffic looks like it's coming into post of our commute routes. the upper east shore freeway slows from hercules and highway 4 all the way town into berkeley and of course the bay bridge metering lights are on. highway 37 you see that slowing westbound. we had a tough drive yesterday. we will watch at that again out of vallejo. top of your screen novato narrows a little slow and san rafael a little further south. it's starting to fill in these lanes. look at all that sunlight again. higher temperatures so remember that. safety for the cars as well. don't leave any pets or kids in the car. the temperatures much lower than today, it's a risk. just keep that if this mind. >> you were talking about people merging incorrectly. it drives me nuts when they cross across that solid white line. that means you can't cross. >> if there's a double line that's like a physical wall so that is a big fine. >> highways are not supposed to play out like horror movies. >> no. >> that's your first sign

something is wrong. >> exactly. >> be safe out there. bags to longer fly for free on jetblue just ahead of your family vacation for the summer. the airline says it is going to charge passengers up to $25 to check a bag. southwest airlines the only major u.s. carrier left that doesn't charge bag fees. jetblue says the charge applies to new bookings only. that if you already made your reservations you still get one free bag. >> one lone holdout at this point. >> i'm going to start wearing cargo pants. >> those will be pretty big pockets. still ahead, why this woman needs help figuring out why she really is. and here is what we were hoping to see today, green arrow, the dow up 100 points, even as greece says it's not going to pay, even as puerto rico says it's in the same boat as greece. we will have more with scott mcgrew in just a bit.

the supreme court's decision to uphold oklahoma's death

penalty could restart california's prisons' efforts to resume executions. california has 750 inmates on death row, but has not executed anyone in nearly a decade. prison officials are now considering a new single drug lethal injection instead of the drug cocktail that it previously administered. the supreme court ruled yesterday that oklahoma could continue using lethal injection after death penalty opponents sued claiming it constituted cruel and unusual punishment. there is new research this morning that may have you thinking twice before you reach for that can of soda. it says that sugary drinks might be linked to as many as 184,000 deaths each year worldwide. the u.s. ranked second with an estimated 25,000 deaths. mexico came in first. researchers combed through national dietary surveys to see how sugary drinks were connected to diseases like diabetes, then they calculated how many tets came from those diseases to come up with their results.

a very strange story in southern california this morning, a woman in carlsbad cannot her who she is and now she's asking for your help. >> firefighters to found her last month and took her to the hospital. she ended up in a cancer unit and had surgery to remove a large tumor on her ovaries. she doesn't know her name, her age, doesn't know her family or who her friends are. >> i cannot remember anything, how i got here, i didn't have anything on me, i had no jewelry, no purse, nothing. >> that woman speaks french and english and she says she does remember traveling to australia and hawaii. doctors say the surgery may have caused her a.m. negotiate is that. >> hopefully she has relatives or friends in the states that would recognize her and reach out. coming up, shots fired in one of san jose's bustiest intersections. what police are telling us had this morning. plus a fast moving wildfire destroys dozens of homes and many more are still in its path.

we are live here that fire line with the latest. and breaking news here at home, no strike, a last minute deal will keep thousands of workers on the job in the south bay. and looking live at the big board as trading now about 12 minutes underway and we're still seeing that green arrow, though not a huge improvement, just 100 points or so, but we will talk about what we can expect from greece today and what the impact could be on your 401(k) and such. we're back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather right after the break.

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traffic on "today in the bay." breaking news, a hit and run investigation in san jose this morning, police right now searching for the driver that clipped a man near his truck. this this happens around 5:45 this morning near the intersection of north 1st street and commercial avenue. police say the man just getting out of his truck when a passing car struck him and the impact was so forceful it spun the man around and knocked him to the ground. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. if you are just waking up, 6:45 a right now. some good breaking news this morning, a strike averted just hours ago the union representing more than 9,000 workers throughout santa clara county reached a tentative deal with union leaders. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is live in san jose this morning. this agreement still has to have final approve, two important votes, but this morning no strike. that's right, kris. thousands of county workers had actually been asked by their

union to pickett outside buildings like the main county building here, but as you can see it is empty, it is quiet, so the sound of success, if you will, after a 72 hour nonstop bargaining session. so some tired members of both sides of the negotiating teams exiting the main county building around -- after 3:00 this morning, that's when the tentative deal was finally reached with just a couple hours to spare until 6:00 a.m. the deadline when the strike was set to start. the local union 521 represents rourl 9,000 of 17,000 county workers, that including 911 dispatchers and social workers and nurses. this morning the county executive says there are 30 members on each negotiating team going through contracts that are hundreds of pages long, but he was confident even before the weekend that both sides could strike a deal. >> just like any negotiations, you know, there's cuff patches, disagreement, conflict, but as you're committed to it and both sides are committed to make it

work it comes together. >> reporter: and that's what happened this morning. there was a lot of frustration after months of sun successful negotiations. the employees had said they're underpaid while departments were critically understaffed. the details of this compromise won't be public million they're presented to the cuny supervisors as well as to the union for both sides to officially approve this tentative teal covers a four-year period. live in san jose is, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." thanks, testify. into 6:47. time to get a look at your microclimate forecast as we give you a live rook at san jose. there is no avoiding this, a heat wave settling in the middle of our week. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. get ready. >> it was so nice over the weekend. yesterday it started to recall with a up just a little bit, today will be even hotter and we reach the peak of the heat for tomorrow. now as we look at the live picture of san francisco you can see we do still have a low deck

of clouds and some patchy fog rolling across the city, but then as we get a look at what's happening now in mt. hamilton we do see all the clear skies and we start out this morning with sunshine across the south bay and no fog to start out. now, our temperatures at 63 degrees in mountain view and san francisco 55 degrees, but then it jumps up 10 degrees in livermore, it is going to be a hot day and what will not work in our favor, the sea breeze. we won't have much of an on-shore flow. we now have more of and a northwesterly wind and the wind really doesn't pick up this afternoon. so the heat starts to build and we do have a high pressure just to the east of us. it is allowing for that heat that's across the desert southwest and even for the central valley to creep into the bay area and this is where temperatures are headed, between today and tomorrow.

reaching over 100 degrees for spots like antioch and discovery bay and then you had just a little bit farther to the west, concord, livermore into the upper 90s, even 70s and 80s for the bay. later on this week the heat starts to break town. high pressure just to the east of us bringing in a southerly wind and it may draw in some monsoonal moisture, but unfortunately with all of this heat today and tomorrow it may cause that moisture to dry out, but still leave the risk of some lightning and some thunderstorms moving across the bay area for the end of the week, also for the sear rachlt we'll keep you up-to-date with that. the next three days our heat continues to go up, the south bay reaching 98 degrees tomorrow, 88 degrees in the peninsula and san francisco reaching 78 degrees, but there may be a couple of spots reaching as high as 106 degrees by tomorrow and the east bay topping out at 80 degrees for

tomorrow. once again, the peak of the heat tomorrow, but still pretty hot today, you just need to take it easy. also i guess you need to take it easy on these roads if you're heading across the bay bridge. >> yeah. you're talking about the hot weather. we're watching for fire danger, i got reports of a fire at the bay bridge. i swung the camera around, there's smoke. i was starting to search for things. it looks like this particular smoke coming from an industrial source. this is not a fire at the toll plaza, but there was report of some sort of a car fire in the area. i don't see anything going on, no unusual flow, but there is that backup there. i will continue to track this. we'll look at your map, your bay bridge toll plaza is backed up because the metering lights are on and all that this traffic heading down in toward right there. down through berkeley just mild slowing down toward the 50 miles per hour mark. this is a typical pattern for tuesday and in fact a lighter volume shows up. there's 680 mild slowing into sunol. hayward 880 southbound more

slowing. there were a couple crashes earlier. they are cleared from the roadway but that added distraction slowed a bit who are toward the san mateo bridge and the build is on over towards san mateo. south toward fremont for 880 into the south bay, that is a slower drive, west 237 builds over towards is sunny vil. on 101 we will show you palo alto, although the northbound sideshows a little slowly slowing not a big volume of traffic. you are also showing a little slow down. that will build. back to you. breaking news we're continuing to follow this story. two american soldiers injured in a suicide blast in kabul overnight. they are expected to survive. that attack in afghanistan targeted a nato convoy less than a half mile from the u.s. embassy. one afghan civilian was killed, 25 others injured, including some women and children. taliban is claiming responsibility for that attack. and developing right now in in indonesia, there are no survivors after a military plane

crashed into a neighborhood. the plane went down this morning in medan, indonesia's third largest city. we now know more than 100 people including 12 crew members were on board and, again, we just learned that they are all confirmed dead. no word yet on whether anyone on the ground was injured or killed. investigators say the plane appeared to have some sort of engine trouble shortly after takeoff. back in the u.s. and developing right now, crews battling a massive wildfire in central washington say those flames are still only about 10% contained. so far that blaze has leveled two to see homes, hundreds of people are under evacuation orders. >> joe fryer is live in washington. joe, do firefighters have any idea when they might be able to get this under control? >> reporter: good morning, kris and sam. firefighters do feel they have gotten a good lead on this fire, a rain form yesterday helped bring down the flames quite a bit, but weather conditions here

are hot and dry which means the fire could pick up at any moment. behind me you see that one fire is burning down here in the downtown area, four businesses were destroyed when embers from another fire in the neighborhood blew in this direction. this fire called the sleepy hollow fire moved quickly on sunday, some homeowners only had 30 minutes to evaluate. at least 24 hours houses were destroyed. no one was seriously injured, one woman says the only reason she survived was that a neighbor knocked on her door and told her to get out. a quick rain shower did help slow down the flames. it is 10% contained, about 3,000 acres have burned. many ee vac wees are returns to their homes but they want to keep an eye on these conditions. we will have the latest coming up live on "the today show." new this morning, a shooting at one of the busiest intersections in the south bay,

san jose police say a man was shot late last night on almaden expressway near highway 85. this is right next to dozens of businesses and restaurants and multi-unit housing as well. "today in the bay" bob redell live at that intersection this morning. bob, what is unclear is if the man was walking or in a car when he was shot, but the shooter still at large. >> reporter: police are still looking for this person, fortunately this shooting taking place last night after most of the businesses hut town so this wasn't as busy an intersection now as it was hen. we're talking about almaden expressway, the shooting taking place on almaden express near the highway 85 overpass. this is the video from last night when san jose police had had to shut down this section of roadway, one, to look for the shooter who they still have not yet found and, two, to process the scene and perhaps look for evidence like bullet casings and such. the call came in around 10:40 last night and police actually responded to an address about a mile away from here on via monte

drive. that's where they found this man who was so the with at least one gunshot wound, they had him transported to this hospital. his condition is unknown, but it's apparently what happened is he was shot here and then continued on to the via monte address where he eventually called 911. again, police are still looking for the shooter and they're also looking for a motive as to what led up to this shooting. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." developing right now, one eye on the stock market, the other on greece. today is the day greece has to make a big loan payment. >> scott mcgrew it would appear greece not going to pay up, not even likely. >> no, it doesn't appear they can, kris. greece had to do some juggling. the last time it had a loan payment due, greece will almost certainly default today and that unnerved markets monday. the dow fell 350 points monday, this morning we've got up arrows, dow industrials up 73,

nasdaq gaining 27 and the s is and p 500 up 10. we will continue to watch. the other interesting development is puerto rico, the american territory says it can't pay back its debts, either. this this, too, is unprecedented and unlike the cities of detroit or stockton american law says territories like puerto rico are not allowed to renegotiate their debt. they pay it or they default. united airlines this morning announced it made a huge investment in a pleasanton based company that makes bio fuels. the airline said it would give the company $30 million to develop jet fuel from municipal solid waste. a fancy word for garbage from the listened fill. today is the day we get to try apple music. curated play lists, live radio, walt moss berg a blog calls it complicated, somewhat difficult to use he but he liked it. it will come as an ios update any minute now. we have not seen that update push across just yet.

>> hopefully won't take up too much memory pace. >> at least it will stream. new details now on the balcony that collapsed in berkeley killing six people earlier this month. it passed an inspection less than a year ago. that's according to documents that the city released yesterday. the structural inspector marked the balcony supports as being in good condition last august. although the report does not say how deep that analysis was. 13 people were on that balcony when it collapsed, most of them students from ireland. investigators discovered dry rot in the support beams after the collapse. today federal investigators will big deeper into how a routine helicopter flight went wrong. the coast guard was doing a test yesterday hovering only about ten feet above the ground at sfo. when the pilot tried to land there was some sort of malfunction and there you see the chopper on its side. that's how it crashed. both the pilot and flight mechanic are okay. the coast guard says this was

one of their newer helicopters, though. the crash did not impact operations at sfo. a controversial vaccine bill though in the hands of governor brown where the fate will be determined. if governor brown 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 e epgs lgs meaning only school children with a medical waiver would be allowed to skip vaccinations. governor brown has a little less than two weeks to decide whether he is going to sign it into law or veto it. palo alto will pledge millions of dollars to save a mobile home park facing closure. last night the city council approved more than $14 million to preserve the baun in a vista mobile home park as a sort of affordable housing in that city. that matches the money already set aside by the santa clara county board of supervisors for the same purpose. the city's next step is to reach out to a nonprofit group for a

donation. the park's owners have been trying to shut it town for years but residents have appealed saying they can't afford to live anywhere else. you should probably save a little money this week for your air conditioning because you are going to be drinking that thing up. >> hot today and tomorrow and then the heat starts to back off just it in time for the 4th of july weekend. we will have more seasonal temperatures, but you can see that it is still going to be hot in the tri-valley and the south bay and then as you head over towards san francisco of course much cooler, 67 degrees for both saturday and sunday. >> it seems a little cooler for the 4th of july, things heating up on the roadways. >> toward the end of the week we will have a lighter flow of traffic. we will look over to the maps, northbound routes throughout the south bay all showing a building this crash west 237 at caribbean, the off ramp hits all those roads. a smooth drive approaching the bay bridge but the build is on for this tuesday. we will look at the golden gate

bridge there is some fog now and that price change tomorrow that won't effect the flow because it's all electronic tolls. >> that is what's habit "today in the bay." we will be back with you live in a hour hour with local news. >> we will leave you with a shot of the bay bridge. good morning. total loss. at least 24 homes now consumed by a wind-driven wildfire in washington state. thousands evacuated. it was really scary. nightmare. >> and new fears this morning that conditions could make matters even worse. coming clean. david sweat talking to authorities. what he's revealing about his prison break with richard matt and their botched plan to kill joyce mitchell's husband and flee to mexico. number 14. new jersey governor chris christie set to become the newest face in the crowded republican presidential race today.