wrong ta won't take flight anytime soon. good wedges day morning. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with an update from breaking news. firefighters are mopping up and keeping an eye out for hot spots after an early morning house fire in belmont. that fire started just before 6:30 this morning. the flames were extinguished about 30 minutes later when they were first responding, crews were concerned they could spread to a nearby hillside. you're looking at new video. middle road is where it's taking place is a narrow road and will likely be tied up for another hour or so. >> an unsettles site on the peninsula. a woman woke up, looked out her window only to see a man staring right back at her. stef, police say this is

actually the second time someone has spotted a suspicious man in their neighborhood in less than a week, so of course the question is, are they related? >> reporter: that's right, yi, that's the big question. police are trying to figure out if this is the same man. we're just a couple blocks away from university avenue, which is a big artery here in the town and city of palo alto. about 24 hours, is when a woman in her 30s called 911 telling police she with just woken up, she is she had woke up to a dog barking, and one window where she saw she spotted the outline of a purpose. it sounded like someone banging on a screen. she caught a man looking right at her. he did run off. the officer's search did not turn up anything or anyone.

>> one question is, is this the same guy whom a 14-year-old girl found prowling in her backyard last wednesday night, that on the 100 block of moffett circle. we're talking 2 1/2 miles apart, also less than a week apart. six feet tall, a skinny build. this against is late at night. at this point they don't have enough for a sketch of that man. live in palo alto, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." a major deadline is quickly approaching that might impact your safety. fire firkts, police officers trying right now to hash out a deal with the city, one that could help police officers on the job. "today in the bay's" bob redell is there today. good morning.

>> reporter: as of last night, after speaking with the person who represents the san jose police used, according to him the talks are not going well. today expected to meet back here at city hall to try to come to an agreement on the cuts that have been mandated. a voter-approved measurer of both sides have fought over a court. today -- if they could come to an agreement. one of the hangups in the talks reportedly hinges on retirement benefits for new employees. >> we're seeing the city unfortunately hang on to some of the failed pieces of measure b. there's a plan laid out that legally settles this nightmare, puts cops back in our neighborhood and begins to restores the services that our neighbor and citizens deserve.

>> my experience as a litigator for years, is every day in this country there are cases settled on courthouse steps as people are ready to go to trial. >> those were late-night negotiations that stopped around 2:00 this morning, so about four hours ago. both sides will be come back to the city hall at around 10s this morning. reporting live here, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> also in san jose, the police department -- field testing starts on monday, so today the department will show off how the officers will use that new equipment. cameras that range in costs from $400 to $600 each. once the department decides which one they want to buy, the city estimates $1 million on the equipment. >> the city of berkeley

tightening its construction standards in the wake of last month's collapse that killed six people. >> it would be a -- an amazing compounding of this tragedy not to do something now, and not to ensure that similarly designed and constructed buildings are not being inspected. >> the attorney representing one of the victims issued an emotional plea yesterday, as you just heard to the berkeley city council. the council agreed to impose tough new standards. the new code would require -- more durable materials for balcony supports, and new decks have to be ventilated to allow air and prevent moisture buildup. all decks must be inspected, and again every three years after that. inspections will be paid for by the property owners. >> searchers are headed back to lake chabot to look for a man who fell into the water.

had happened yesterday around noon. ranger say the man jumped other full into the water and never resurfaced. they won't say who that man is nor whether or not if he knows how to swim. search teams called the search after dark, but they'll be back at it today. new developments in a kid napping case of a vallejo woman and what police have uncovered. matthew muller has been arrested, now we're learning federal agents have discovered five drones hidden away from a storage locker. what else did they find? remote controls, a video camera, a mattress pad and duct tape. >> the fbi does not want us making any comments on this case whatsoever. lawyers for the kidnapping victims want an apology from the

police department for not believing their story. police are crediting social media and word of plout with the arrest of a burglar suspect. police arrested a suspect identified as jason lee harris last night. officers were acting on a tip about possible whereabouts, tips generated from news outlets and surveyance images led to that quick arrest. uber has reached an agreement with a family of a little girl who died two years ago. she died after being struck by an uber driver in a san francisco crosswalk. uber came under fire after these claimed they were not responsible. the backlash forced uber to change its policy. the final temples of the settlement, though, were not revealed. two women come face-to-face with an armed robber. this happened last month at nothing bundt cakes.

you can see the gunman has the employees empty two cash registers out as he paces the store floor. then comes around to check if there's more money and takes off without anyone getting hurt. an historic flight suspended once again. the team flying the solar impulse says it's putting the trip on hold for the next several months. why? the plane suffered, quote, irrear versible battery damage on the recent flight to hawaii. the batteries overheated, and the crew said there was no way to cool down the system. it was undergo repairs and should be ready to fly by maybe is haim. hurricane dolores gaining strength as it approaches mexico's pacific coast. you can see the path right there on the radar. experts are warning people living in the area to stay out of the water, because the swells and rip currents could be deadly. >> and very difficult timing, as we know folks hid out for summer

vacations. the question is, what does it mean for them? and what does it mean for us here at home? >> it could bring a few clouds before the end of the weekend, and hopefully some rain. there's only a slight chance of seeing that. you you see the low clouds and that's the way we begin the bay, this is the way we end it, with you highs of 77 at sunnia vail. 74 in soma. 84 in the north bay, oakland reaches 76 degrees. livermore 90, starting to sizzle just a little bit. into the next few days, it gets even hotter before it comes back down, in times for the weekend with once again possibly some of those tropical clouds moving in. i'll talk more about that and what to expect. right now mike has what to expect before you head out the door. >> folks might see more cars on

the roadway as we look at the coliseum where there's a b.a.r.t. station. systemwide b.a.r.t. is warning, because of an earlier fire on the tracks. we'll show you the map. we see the roadways move well. speeds on the track are getting back to normal again. as we look at the maps, we don't see any imagine issues. offer here on the right side, isabel, roadway closure behalf a big rig crash, that may go until noon prepare to that. just starting to build right now, an earlier fire, you guys, there was a fire off story road, the off-ramp in san jose. that's been taken care of, but there's still fire crews and chp there. >> now back to the b.a.r.t. situation, though. folks are headed out to the

airport, do you think they should take something -- >> it sounds like it's coming back online at speed, but again we don't have confirmation. b.a.r.t. says plan for 20-minute delays. if you can take another method, i would say that's more reliability. >> or stay optimistic. thank you very much, mike. 6:11 right now, up next the violent home invasion at the home of chris brown. shares of netflix tumble, but nobody is upset. and a closer look at amazon's sale today. new this morning: ==sam/cu==

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that law places no limits on people renting out rooms in homes they live in. despite the vote, the debate continuing overall. it has qualified for the november ballot. two of the most powerful words -- you're hired. companies plan to say that to dozens of candidates. pg & e and a collective of solar companies will hold a job fair today in san francisco. more than 200 bay area positions will get filled up. that's at the pg & e's energy center on howard street. day is prime day, a day dreamed up by amazon. we'll have to see, scott mcgrew, another day of savings, a calendar full of them. >> retailers running into real danger. cutting prices barely above the margins will become a norm. you look at black friday, we now

expect sales and most of the saying full price is kind of a bizarre idea. amazon posting deals to the website, walmart is conducting sales. the amazon deals are only open to prime members, people who pay a yearly free, but get free shipping. just assuming you wanted any of of these things, on my pay page it offered food storage. $20 at walmart. the headphones on 80 -- this one is amazing, a law mower, $300 on amazon, worth darn near $1,000 at sears. the big question will be whether amazon will be able to ship out all of these things on time. obviously it does have practice with last-minute christmas sa s sales. net flick has been on a tear in the stock market, the best performing stock so far this

year this sounds more complicated than it really is. for easy math, let's say you have a stock that's worth $7. it could be any number. instead of having one share worth $7, you now have seven shares worth $1. you've not lost or made any money, bur your shares are individually worth less. the new low price gives stocks room to grow again where people can afford to buy at that lower price. sam and kris, i can't not talk about greece, right? the parliament there votes today whether to accept the european bailout. remember the greek people voted no less than who weeks ago to a better deal. it says europe has got to forgive smup greece's dead or just forget about it. the imf says the eurozone will not work with the say it's set

up with grease and its debt. >> that's an awfully large write-o write-off. >> and not the first time, either. developing right now, at least six people are missing, two are confirmed dead in kentucky after a severe weather and flash flood event destroyed 150 homes and damaged several hundred others. the state of emergency is now in effect. the storm is now headed east. the forecasters warn that the floodwaters could continue to rise for the next several hours. time to check your microclimate forecast. a live look outside right now of sunol, a bit of night peek peeking through there. >> nice blue sky. it will be nice and warm. >> warmer today, warmer again tomorrow, and then this weekend. >> we will have nice weather through the next couple days,

right now as we look at san jose, the sun is coming up. the typical clouds as we start out the day. the seven-day forecast shows we will have the hottest days for today, tomorrow and then once again it starts to come down this weekend. in the east bay, topping out at 76 degrees, san francisco 74. the tri-valley is where we see the biggest temperature change. today reaching 90. hot later on today in the south bay reaching 83 degrees. with a light wind. it really doesn't give you much, if any, relief from the temperatures starting to ramp up. we do have in fog on the bay. visibility may be low in spots, especially closer to the coaster. in the north bay, the darker shades of gray show where the visibility will be the lower. winds coming in more from the north. when we get more of a northerly wind, it does cause the temperatures to warm up, because we don't have a nice little

ocean breeze coming in, but the on-shore breeze does kit in later on today, but by then the temperatures will already be warming up quite a bit. it will be windy later on this evening. looking out there for the tropics, may have an impact on our weather with hurricane dolores going on out there. it will will be weakening, but it may draw in some of the that tropical moisture into the sierra, and maybe clouds into the bay area. we'll keep you up to date with that. otherwise enjoy a nice weekend. highs in the 70s. south bay 80 degrees on sunday. we will see the heat backing off in time for especially sunday with a stronger onshore flow and nice bay breeze as we go into the afternoon. that's a look at weather. i'll have another look coming up. let's check in with mike. >> wee starting at the bay bridge, because they're on schedule right here, as we look at your map, i'm concerned because we had that earlier fire on the tracks, and records

continue of 20-minute delays throughout the system for b.a.r.t. i don't see that reflected on the roadways, but we'll trach that. so far no update for the 20-minute delay. over here, a debris and crash approaching the carquinez bridges, and we're seeing a slower drive towards the benicia bridge as well. it's starting to build for your commute, an earlier fire at 101 from the fire equipment. back to you guys. mike, thank you very much. the time is 6:21. the end of an era. one of the world's most famous toy satires. well, f.a.o. schwarz is out and a bay area tech giant is moving in. >> taking over the world. we look at the rise over

sunrise, a beautiful way to start this wednesday morning. if you want some exercise in. you should probably do it now. kari hall has the forecast.

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pluto are cool, nasa is expected to reveal more today. those images first started coming in yesterday about a half day after nasa celebrated the mission's success. new horizons came within about 7700 miles of the dwarf planet. the data should continue to roll in for more than a year. >> for any kid living in new york or visiting the big apple, well, they might have well hit nirvana when they went there. f.a.o. schwarz is closing time finally, chap over. >> i'm so glad my girls made it last week with their dad and grandma. f.a.o. schwarz is america's oldest toy company. the flagship store sat in the hard of midtown manhattan for more than 1245 years. the company is not going away. some people believe the rent just got too high there. tourists flocking there for one last look. >> i remember the movie with the piano, so that's why i wanted to

show the kids. >> tom hanks made the keyboard sing. apple plans to set up a flagship store. call it toys of a different kind. still ahead, alarming numbers, just how many people are staring at their cell phones rather than where they should be looking, at the roadways. when its useful life in the vehicle is done, it has plenty of energy left for stationary application such as helping to power -- >> chevy is leading in adaptation through integrating the great battery system, and then later applying it to these grid systems. now "in the know." =scott/livepix= adli

well, good morning. that company split 7 for 1, is, from menlo park on the nyse. over on the nasdaq, we have the ringing bell. it is wednesday, the 15th of july. this is "today in the bay." a good wednesday morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm chris san chenz, in for laura garcia-cannon. firefighters still at the scene of a early morning fire in belmont. no one inside the home was injured, and fire crews did manage to put the flames out before it spread to a very dry nearby hillside. palo alto police investigating a second prowler incident in less than two weeks. in the latest case, a woman spotted a man outside her window near university avenue. the others incident happened

last week just a few miles away. intense negotiation going down to the wire in san jose. the city trying to reach a deal with fire and police on pension changes voted for. back to politics. secretary of state john kerry has returned to the u.s. after negotiating a historic nuclear deal with iran. now the sales pitch begins here at home. today president obama is holding a news conference where he'll be asked every question available. tracey potts has more. >> this is likely to last a while as the president trying to sell this idea of this being a good deal between the united states and iran, but there are skeptics here on capitol hill. today the message is really aimed at them. later today, president obama begins explaining this deal to the public, and selling it to

lawmakers. secretary of state john kerry insists ten years of restrictions on iran's nuclear program is better than nothing. >> what's the alternative? go to war now? >> reporter: iran is urging congress to back the deal. >> this is high time for people in the united states to start looking at iran without those painted glasses. >> reporter: but that may not be easy to capitol hill. >> it looks very much like they made a worse deal than even we had feared. >> if in fact it's as bad a deal as i think it is, we'll do everything we can to stop it. >> reporter: but can they? president obama says he will veto any attempt to kill this deal. republicans don't appear to have enough democrats on board to hem them override it. >> i think it will be hard in any evan, and i'm sure he'll work hard to get the votes. >> i want to go through this process and make sure we fully understand what it is we're voting on. >> obviously the devil is in the details. all of us are going to study

those details. >> congress has 60 days to approve the deal. now not only will the president be advocating for this with congress, members of congress, but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who has already been here talking against it recently now is going to really step up those efforts, he says, lobbying u.s. lawmakers to reject it. thank you. and now we want to look at something else that's heating up this morning, certainly the atmosphere over san jose. we expect a warm afternoon. you might want to get out and walk the dog now, maybe nudge him out the door. >> all getting up early trying to take in the mild weather. you see the low clouds, but not that low. at least we can see this morning, and a bit warmer today. in spots you'll notice the difference, especially in the inland valleys.

in the tri-valley, temperatures at 77 degrees, 70 at san francisco, and the peninsula at 75. later on today, highs reaching 85 degrees in the north bay, east bay 76, the tri-valley today, 90 degrees. with some of us hitting the lower 09s, it gets even hotter tomorrow. i'll show you the numbers coming up. let's check in with mike. >> as you heard, no delays reported anymore on the earlier track fire. again recovered. we haven't seen any appreciable increase to the roadway traffic. sometimes that happens with b.a.r.t. issues. we do have a crash on the shoulder of north 880. a very smooth easy build to the commute. right now the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. we do have a crash that will continue with a road closure, at least blockage there. it's a make ride wahl through, cuts from 580 to 680.

other surface streets will be packed. it may take slightly longer. you'll be just fine right now. south bay looks nice. we'll show you the live look. over on the northbound side, you see the jam happening, but underneath the overpass, we had fire trucks there. they were at story road, but they have cleared. there was a brush fire there, but still warning, again we've seen a number of car fires, always looking out for smoke. >> is that affecting the backup? >> that was southbound, not enough of a distraction to cause a lot of problems. >> and no throwing cigarette butts out the window. a big push today to fix what some call a big problem in east oakland. potholes, the group, will march down 92nd avenue and e streets calling for city leaders to fix streets and potholes they say have become a safety hazard. the group claims most of the

money available for fixing roads is being spent in the city's more upscale neighborhoods. you may have all been guilty of this at some point. certainly you have seen people doing it on the road, driving sdrabted. 40% more people are using and holding their cell phones while driving, compared to just this time last year. that according to a chp study released yesterday, which includes looking and talking and texting. researchers saying being distracted for just five sects is the equivalent of driving the length of a football field. francis leader today will dig deeper into an area many never venture. we are talking about the city's overnight public transportation. >> you're talking about a recent study recommended that new ways to improve transit during the overnight hours. today's transportation leaders will join supervisor scott weiner in presenting some of that work being done to fill in the gaps. >> a lot of folks work overaye.

9:36. still ahead, the manhunt for el chapo, we're getting a look at the final moments before the elaborate escape. looking live at the big board -- we just turned red. scott mcgrew is watching a stock split over at netflix. he's also watching the rest of the morning's headlines. we'll be back.

search crews in washington state will try to reach the wreckage of a small plane that went down in heavy fog several days ago. we told you about it because a 16-year-old girl miraculously survived. her grandpirnts, however, are

feared dead. officials say the crew spotted the plane yesterday. that girl hiked for 24 hours through dense forest to find help, says she could not get her grandparents out of the burning wreckage. no word yet on what caused the plane to crash. a conviction in the making. a german regional court today sentenced a former nazi sergeant to four years in prison. 94-year-old oscar said he never had a hand in their deaths. prosecutors argued that amounted to being an accessory. one of the most well-known and notorious prison breaks in recent memory now a mexican drug lord disappearing from his prison cell, we just got new video of the moments before el chapo made his daring escape.

it shows joaquin guzman walking over to the shower, crouching down behind a small partition wall and it puts him in the camera's blind spot. that's when authorities say that guzman made his escape through a small hole, ending at a house just outside the prison wall. happening today, a plan to build a new jail in downtown san francisco heads to the board of supervisors this morning. the jail would replace aging facilities at the top floor of the hall of justice on bryant street s supporters, including the sheriff, say the change is necessary, because the old jail is just not seismically safe. however, others oppose the idea saying that any money spent on jails -- building jails should be spent instead on programs to reduce the jail population. opponents plan to speak at today's meeting starting at 10:00 this morning at city hall. coming up next, a peninsula woman says she woke up to a dog

barking, peeked out a window and saw a man staring back at her. a make or break deal in the works that could help san jose police officers on silicon valley streets. we take a live look outside, san francisco, some clouds out there, but pretty clear view. we're back after this break.

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happening right now, a major deadline. the issue at hand, pension reform. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in the bay, both sides

say they're very frustrated now. and it's not good deal real well. the unions representing both police and fire will meet again with san jose city leaders. they broke down early this morning. what they are trying to do is come up with an agreement on the pension cuts mandated by that both sides have fought over in court. one of the hangups in the talk reportedly hinges on retirement benefits for new employees. >> there's no reason why there could be an agreement. we're seeing it be resolved.

they have seen -- our issues are not more complicated to that. >> my experience has been as a litigator that every single day in this country, there are cases be settled on courthouse steps as people are ready to go to trial. the still cowens the is on summer break, but will be meeting today in closed session. >> bob, thank you very much. we'll have a complete update on these negotiations dural our midday newscast at 11:00, just download our nbc bay area app. overnight, the storm was upgraded to a category 4 hurricanes. can you see it here on our radar, experience warning people in the area to say out of the water. >> is the effects from hurricane dolores, we'll get into that in

a second. the clouds are going to burn off? >> very quickly. then we'll have bright sunshine and warmer air moving in today. that didn't stick around for long. by this weekend, we'll be back to some nice comfortable weather. you see the clouds that are mainly in the san francisco area along the coast, but ear seeing it's not covering at least the top of the is bridge. so getting a view from above, we see the clouds settling in all across the south bay as well. it's hard to see anything with the sun coming up. you see a few breaks in the clouds. this is where we're headed. 77 degrees in sunnyvale, san jose a bit warmer than

yesterday. redwood city 82, not all of us will really be uncomfortable today, it will main by be in the inland valleys. like livermore today reaching 90 degrees. 89 degrees. high pressure moving in. the sea breeze won't be as strong, but you'll feel it later on today. today and tomorrow highs reaching into the 90 inland. and for the coastal areas in the low 70s. it may have a small small impact in our weather. there may be a bit of that tropical moisture. at high pressure continue toss draw that in, it may only be in the sierra. and some more clouds by the end

of the weekend a couple degrees cooler, and we'll be keeping you up to date. now, mike is tracking traffic. surface streets will be crowded. sow southbound 880, we expected a traffic break. there's a crash south of 98. much slower than a few minutes ago. > . fremont looks nice here. wall way to the south bay.

and palo alto will end with a shot here. now moving over, but we'll see slowing in this area. back to you. >> thank you very much. only to see a man staring right back at her. >> police say this is actually the second time someone reported, in less than a week. the latest happening here on the 200 block of emerson street. so around 1:00 yesterday morning whether a woman in her 30s called 911 to report a late-night prouder that she just

woke up to come face-to-face with a stranger. she said the first time something was off second later a man z someone was banging on her screen. that's when she caught a man looking right at her. >> they do believe he was standing on the driveway of her home. >> that girl was able to give some sort of description. and in dark clothing not enough for police to put out a sketch, so a lot of investigators with questions. just one or two people s someone was just trying to look for something, trying to break in.

people close people will call in with tips. live in pallet alternate, stephanie champion, "today in the bay." the city of berkeley reacting to triage. and getting tough on construction standards. >> it would be an amazing compounding. this tragedy not to do something now. >> there is the attorney representing one of the victims issuing an emotional plea. all new code which would require companies to use more specific dural, they have to be ventil e ventilated. all of those must be inspected

and again every three years after that. >> there's more fallout from the shooting death of kate steinle. lawmakers are voting to block sanctuary cities from getting certain federal grants. some republicans are now urging homeland security secretary jeh johnson to force sanctuary cities to comply with federal immigration requests. >> if cities are not complies with federal detainers, why don't you make them mandatory? >> in addition to creating a barrier, second tear johnson said passing a federal law may be a violation of the constitution. they're heading back to lake chabot to look for a man who fell into the water there. and never resurfaced.

they won't say who the manse is. dive teams called off the search when it got dark. >> from host to crime, new development they are not saying much in the way of muller's arrest. for not believes their story. >> a local newspaper reporter finding himself in the middle of a crime, now that reporter

talking about his experience. henry lee began receiving eye males from muller and a possible accomplice in march after days after huskins reappeared. they turned them over to police. in the e-mails, the alleged kidnappers were outraged they call the kidnapping a hoax, saying we cannot stand to see two good people thrown under the busby the police and media. when they should have received only support and sympathy. >> i kept getting them and it was like, what do i do? >> he also said he received photos and e-mails from denise huskins. >> they approved an ordinance

granting the police chief power to -- under the ordinance, massage parlors must have a perform from the chief. he can revoke it if he thinks i legal activity took place there even if no one was prosecuted. they conducted 41 undercover investigation at 16 parlors. the police department set to begin outfinding all of its officers. field testing begins on monday. the department must choose between three different kinds of cameras. they cost between $400 and $600 apiece. once they decide which one they will use, they still at the -- new at 6:00, an historic flight suspended again. the team flying the solar impulse says the trip is on hold

for several months, because the plane suffered irrear versible battery damage. the batteries overheated, and the crew said there was no way to cool down the system. this should be ready to fly again by april. how is that for a flight delay? >> at least they're playing it safe. soaring into uncharted territory, the head of the fed janet yellen will testified before congress this morning. no do you lawmakers want to know if she's going to raise interest rates. >> scott mcgrew, you already know what she's going to say? >> i do, because they release the statement ahead of time. she's going to say, we are going to raise rates assuming things don't go to heck in a handbasket before then. i'm kind of paraphrasing there. she's looking at what kind of things, including what will happen to greece. shares of netflix split 7 for 1 today. today is also that big prime day sale on amazon.

big sale. amazon says better than black friday. so i've been scouring the website. i think i found you the best deal. they are gift carts cards. if you buy $75, you get a $10 credit on your account and you turn around and buy stuff you were going to buy anyway using the gift cards. also you you may have seen the strange tweet from dompld trump's official account. he has the face, the white house, the american flag, and german soldiers from the second world war, the bad guys if i have to remind you. trump's staff blamed the error on an unname intern. apparently this photograph has been used in several political ads, but again these are german soldiers from the second world war. trump has since deleted that tweet. >> because nothing says patriotism like a big picture of donald trump and german soldiers. we have to go to livermore. we've been watching that crash

of a big rig. >> a major injury, from what we understand. our chopper is over the scene. you see that isabel, highway 84, going from 580 to 680 that's closed right now, because of major crash involving a big rig, you see it there at the bottom of the roadway. a number of other vehicles really marked there. this will remain closed until we understand is problemly noon. ute have to find another way there. or just 5ik 580 to 680, and we'll show you the bay bridge, which hasn't seen any major change, but we have the backup. steam we see a change with we hear about b.a.r.t. delays, but those have all cleared. the skies are clearing as well. >> yes, we'll have fog this morning, clearing out quickly. temperatures going up. here's a look at the highs today.

a double thumbs up there? >> up, up, up. and the weekend will be nice. >> yes. thank you very much. happening right now on "today in the bay." >> we'll be back with you with more local news updates at 7:25. good morning, deal or no deal. republicans vow an all-out battle to stop the president's unprecedented nuclear agreement with iran. >> they made a worse deal than even we had feared. >> you know the iranians are going to cheat. >> this morning one of the most vocal critics republican candidate lindsey graham, why it calls it a nightmare. new video showing the exact moment el chapo escaped as nbc news goes inside the elaborate tunnel. disciplined in a rare more. the faa puts new restrictions on