national spotlight once again. why the father of kate steinle is in washington, d.c. this morning. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay.." thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. an update to that breaking news. did you feel it? many people in the bay area waking up a little on edge this morning after an overnight quake truck near fremont. >> "today in the bay" bob redell joins us live in the niles district of fremont this morning. bob, it was just a 4.0 technically a light earthquake, but of it enough to jolt one guy out of his recliner. good morning. >> reporter: people we've spoke with said it lasted around two to three seconds. we've caught a lot of people at the 7-eleven because this is in the niles district of fremont, the epicenter, one man said a good jostel, another woman who has been in california all her life said it was more like a baby quake.

let's show you where it hit on the map, again, the miles district here in fremont striking around 2:41 this morning, along the hayward fault according to usgs, magnitude 4.0. a couple of aftershocks within the 10 to 15 minutes, 20 minutes afterwards, one was a 2.7, a 2.6. now, when you look at this on the sighs mow graph you see that flat line and squiggly lines of the initial earthquake. it does look very violent, does look dramatic, but if you talk to seismologists they will tell you this was considered actually to be a light quake, should not be a surprise to many people who have been living here a listening time, but the reason why it's getting so much attention is it was so widely felt. >> i just kind of felt all of the house shake and then i told my husband to wake up and he got up and went through the house and his father-in-law was in the recliner, he fell out of his recliner this way and everything around the table, all the chairs got moved and he just checked the kids after that and made sure his father was okay.

>> what made your father-in-law fall out of the chair, just the surprise? >> he was reclined back. >> is he okay? >> yes. he got up said, man, everything was moving after i fell, i didn't know if it was me. >> reporter: fremont police tells us they received a lot of phone calls from people who felt this quake, but no reports of injury or damage. chp checked the free ways in this area, union city, hayward, fremont, those checked out fine and bart did their usual track inspections after a significant earthquake like this. again, no damage and everything is on schedule. reporting live here in the niles district of fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." if you think that you feel an earthquake in your area head to our website, nbcbayarea.com, there you can find our realtime interactive bay area quake map. it lists all of the quakes over the last 24 hours regardless of magnitude. we are constantly updating this story, bob redell is tweeting out new information, you can also download our nbc bay area app for free to get the latest

information anytime. developing this morning, we are waiting for an update on the condition of a man who was shot by fremont police. he is accused of chasing his roommates with a knife. this happened on baffin avenue near san pedro drive which is near new park mall. police tell us a woman called 911 around 7:00 last night saying she and another woman were being chased by that roommate. when police got there had he say they were confronted by that man with a knife and two of the officers opened fire. neighbors living in that usually quiet neighborhood say that they are shocked. >> shocked. i really can't believe thatting something like this happened on our street. i hope the guy is still alive. i hope nothing -- you know, he didn't get killed or anything. >> the man was taken to the hospital where he was rushed into surgery. no word yet on how he is doing this morning. the two women were not hurt. also in the east bay, a man dead after his car slammed into a funeral home in oakland this happened a little bit before

10:00 last night at fuches hudson funeral home on telegraph and west macarthur. it appears the cars likely crashed at high speed. many people living in the area were stunned by what happened. police were on hand afterward to keep the crowd at a distance and no other cars were involved. police are not releasing the name of the man at this time. new this morning, firefighters in oakland had to call for backup to help put out this house fire overnight. it happened just after midnight on montclair avenue not frar park boulevard. six people were living in the home. we talked to a woman who was asleep when those flames woke her up. >> i was like what is that? what's going on? he got up, opened the door and then there was all of a sudden flames and smoke coming in through the door from the living room to our bedroom. >> everyone did make it out safely and crews were able to get the fire under control in a little less than an hour but you

see they are throwing the couch out the second story window. no word yet on how extensive that damage is. also new this morning, ten people are looking for a new place to say after two duplexes burned overnight. the fire started just before midnight near the corner of york and alameda streets. when firefighters got there one dee plex was on fire, another was threatened. the fires was under control in 20 minutes' time. no word yet on the cause. the heart wrenching testimony on capitol hill. this morning the father walking with his daughter along the embarcadero when she was shot and killed is in washington, d.c. to speak at a senate hearing on immigration enforcement. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joins us live in our san francisco newsroom and what he and other families have to say so spark major changes, including to san francisco's controversial sanctuary city policy. >> reporter: that's right. on that same policy for cities across the country. here in san francisco that policy led the sheriff's

department to release the undocumented immigrant and accused killer of that pier 14 shooting. he was released just a couple months before that shooting killed 32-year-old kate steinle, the pleasanton woman who just moved to san francisco when she was shot walking pier 14 with her father july 1st. mexican national juan francisco lopez-sanchez is the alleged gunman, she hadden been deported five times before and has seven felony convictions. he was released from san francisco county jail despite an immigration request which has lawmakers talking about changes to sanctuary city policies but local immigration activists say lopez-sanchez represents a possible drug addict who might have mental health issues, not a representative of u.s. immigrants. >> we have to be very careful not to criminalize and stereotype an entire community on the horrible actions of one accused person. >> now, republican iowa senator chuck grassley requested this this morning's hearing. he said it was, quote, disturbing that law enforcement agencies in in 43 states

declined more than 8,800 tee taner requests by i.c.e. during a nine-month period last year. at the hearing at 7:00 this morning steinle's father is fifth in line to speak to senators. it should be emotional as we are set to hear testimony from family members of victims killed by undocumented immigrants. live in our san francisco of newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." the archdiocese of san francisco is asking leaders at all levels to work together. in a press release archbishop cordileone said new policies should not punish all immigrants because of the poor decisions of a few. he said while it is important while we learn from this incident and work to prevent it from happening again it is also important we recognize the vast majority of immigrants both those with and without papers who are not a violent threat to society and so should not be subject to guilt by association. he also offered his condolences to steinle's family. happening now, bay area politicians are representing

california at the vatican. he had lee, sam liccardo and jerry brown are all attending a global conference on modern slavery and climate change. mayor ed lee just finished speaking right now. he spoke on urban inequality and social inclusion which is of course a big issue for the bay area as more low and middle income families struggle to find affordable housing. >> diversity, equality, environmental sustainability and social justice are all san francisco values. these values drive our commitment to lead and act with resolve on climate change and human trafficking. >> mayor lee also highlighted san francisco's efforts to fight climate change, including 80% waste reduction and a goal of 100% renewable energy. mayor sam liccardo and governor brown are also expected to speak during this this two-day

conference. let's get a check of the forecast. live look outside at downtown san jose. a little cloud cover out there. we know things are going to be cooling off, which is good news. kari hall to tell us more about it. >> i am cheering on this cooler weather because it continues to cool as we go through the week and no more of that high humidity as we get a live look now from the sunol hills. we see the low clouds settling into the valleys, the high thin clouds overhead and temperatures are now in the lower 60s across most of the bay. napa wakes up to 57 degrees, sunnyvale 63 did degrees and san jose now at 62 degrees. highs today reaching 81 degrees in parts of the south bay, san mateo, 73 degrees, soma 71 degrees and napa 85 for a high today, oakland 74, livermore 87 degrees, 70s and 80s today compared to the 80s and 90s, coupled with that high humidity we had to start out the week.

we will take a look at the rest of the week's forecast including the weekend in less than five minutes. how are the roads flowing? >>. they are flowing pretty well, but building up. let's look over to the bay bridge, we had a bit of a problem, we have a smooth slow up toward the berkeley curve, building here as well as 580 off of 24 and 880 past the couldel seem. on the bay bridge head we had a late pickup for a road crew and over near we are looking at oakland at the bart line, it is moving slowly and the bart system recovering maybe ten minutes at the most delays after early checks after the earthquake. the freeway moves slowly. you see the jam for west 580, improvement for the berkeley area coming out of the east shore freeway and slowing north 880 heading up toward the area. still marking had a stall across the stand spap, there may be something going on toward treasure island. northbound 101 moves very much smoothly. north of 680 the southbound side

had that dog running around but that has cleared up. no reports of any injuries. >> that's good. >> i think you guys are following up on yesterday for anthony was a big deal trafficwise. >> what a mess. you picked the right day to be off. >> i did. >> we're going to look into that. good news actually that paving problem that mike was just referencing in the tri-valley is all smoothed out. traffic is back to normal this morning after several southbound lanes of 680 near dublin were shut down for nearly the entire day yesterday. caltrans says a paving machine broke down on sunday night so ruse tried to finish the job by hand and that didn't work. they brought in another machine to finish the job. traffic was backed up for two miles as two lanes remained closed until around 6:00 last night so that crews could repave the roadway. >> formal construction until it's not. 6:11. up next, take them out. a california lawmaker wants to

give fire crews permission to knock drones right out of the sky. the details next. . and a live look outside at some somewhat cloudy skies this in downtown san francisco. the good news is that temperatures are coming down after some searing heat the last couple of days. kari hall will have another forecast for you after this break. =mike/livepix= adlib

good tuesday morning. low clouds and fog are back and we will have a much cooler day across the bay. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. a live look at the san mateo bridge. look at that a little haze but not a lot of traffic. it's just building. there is a stall over on the right, you see it, flashing lights, it's out of lanes but we're tracking everything, guys. new this morning, a shocking new development for one of the world's leading electronics makers. the ceo of toshiba suddenly stepped down today.

this follows an independent investigation that found that the company inflated its profits going all the way back to 2008. toshiba first reported accounting issues back in april, it is now being called one of japan's biggest corporate scandals ever. demonstrators will rally in oakland, upset about plans to ship coal through oakland. the group coal free oakland will rally tonight. the city council will hear a proposal this fall that would allow coal to be shipped through oakland to the old oakland army base for export. that hearing is set for september. more fear of a public safety hazard, emergency crews may soon be able to knock drones out of the sky if they are interfering with public safety operations. last week in a fire along interstate 15 in southern california drones were forcing those cal fire crews to delay their air drops. they were scared of crashing into the drones. two california lawmakers want emergency responders involved in

firefighting, air ambulance or search and rescue operations to be able to force drones out of the sky and not to be liable for damage. >> we need to put a stop to it so we're going to give them the ability to take out a drone if they are endangering people's lives. >> ideally paa would need to be able to dispatch some sort of emergency signal for a specific gps location to where all the drones would receive that information and ground themselves safely. >> roen advocates say that zapping a drone's circuitry or shooting it out of the sky could be dangerous because the drone could strike a firefighter or innocent bystander as it falls. they warn that it could even start another fire. time to check the microclimate forecast. we will look live at the golden gate bridge which we usually do when it's going to be blazing hot around the bay area as a little bit of relief, but this time you will be comfortable pretty much wherever you are. >> yesterday so warm, even in san francisco. we had that over the weekend. now you can breathe a sigh of

relief. it's an outside workout day. yesterday it just felt really heavy being outside. even for just a pew minutes. now as we take a live look at san jose the clouds are back, too. yesterday at this time we didn't see a cloud in the sky. now as you take a look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen the trend will be for temperature to go down a couple of degrees each day. so excited to bring you that news as we start out the day. 63 degrees in the east bay and highs today reaching 80 degrees in the peninsula, east bay 74 degrees and san francisco 71 degrees. in the tri-valley still warm with highs reaching 87 degrees. into the next couple of days once again it will be so much cooler as we get the on-shore flow and winds picking up at about 10 to 15 miles an hour. we will also be a little bit more breezy today than it was yesterday. a nice little ocean breeze brings back our natural air conditioning and winds at about 15 to 20 miles an hour. here we are at 7:00 in the

evening and the winds will be nice and breezy. this week dryer air moving in, now that the remnants of that tropical system has moved well to the east of the bay area and also for the next few days with the westerly wind, the ocean breeze, cooler air and the trend will be for those temperatures to return to something a little bit more average for this time of year. we started out the week with 97 degrees in the east bay valleys and the average high is 87 degrees. now, we will see that today, but look at what's going to happen as we go through the rest of the week. highs in the lower 80s and the weekend forecast brings it this some much milder air. a great weekend once again to get outside. low humidity, the morning low clouds, afternoon sunshine. what we're used to seeing as we head into the weekend. i will have another look at the forecast coming up. we had issues early on the bay bridge so that caused the backup. coming around the berkeley curve and also over here out of 24 and

on 580 westbound. the worst slower for the bay, east shore freeway and 580, improving a little bit over the last few, a little slowing down through hayward, the tri-valley very easy drive. the south bay same thing. for your northbound routes just starting to build. live look at palo alto shows no problems even toward that construction zone. now an investigative unit exclusive. thousands of critical mistakes that could be prevented. experts say every year. those list aches during and after surgery kill more than 100,000 americans. this morning our investigative unit takes a closer look at unprecedented medicare data published by the nonprofit news organization pro publica. here is senior investigative reporter steven stock. >> reporter: good morning. for the first time using federal medicare data you can now get an idea of how many surgeries doctors have done and how many complications those doctors have had over a course of a five-year

period. expes from harvard and johns hopkins medicine have advised pro publica on it this data analysis. the da at that looks at the results of eight common elective surgeries on medicare patients over five years. surgeries such as knee and hip replacements, gallbladder removals, just to name a few. we spoke with dr. steven howell, a knee surgeon in sacramento who skoered in the top 3% of safe knee surgeons here in california. the analysis also allows patients to see statistically which of these eight procedures carry higher risk, at least historically among medicare patients. for example, at least among medicare patients cervical neck spinal fusion was statistically the least risky procedure of the eight studied here. you can find the full database linked to our website. i'm steven stock. now back to you. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a

call at 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. on your tuesday morning still ahead on "today in the bay" a big boost in the search for life beyond planet earth. and looking live at sunol all peaceful and calm right now, raging wildfire yesterday but conditions will be much better today, hopefully we will not see anything like that on this tuesday. also new this morning:

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." folks in san francisco yesterday were saying it's hot out there. it is going to be much better today and it's a mild start

there, going to be mild around the bay area and also none of that mugginess that messes with your hair. also new this morning a warning about scammers trying to take advantage of people who are worried about losing their electricity service. the palo alto utilities department says that someone called a customer claiming to be the palo alto utilities department and told the customer that the city was installing new meters and that rates would go up 16%. the person on the phone then offered methods to avoid the increase. you can imagine what those were. the customer got suspicious and hung up. the utility company says it will send several letters before turning off a customer's power or before raising rates. there's something going on in a small north bay city that everybody can relate to. it's grappling with the idea of rent control, they are trying to slow down soaring housing cost. hills burring council members heard from rent control advocates who say skyrocketing

rents are forcing too many people to move. that hearing was apparently packed and went late into the night but no decisions were made yet about putting a cap on rent hikes. more kids are living in poverty though than during the height of the reis session in 2008, believe it or not. a new report shows about 22% of children in the u.s. live bloi the poverty line in 2013 which is up from 18% in 2008. those rates nearly it doubled for african-american and american indian children. the authors of the report say kids living in poverty often do not have access to the resources they need to thrive. we move now to the final frontier. is there something else out there? uc berkeley and other institutions are getting 100 million bucks to find out. that comes from russia billionaire yuri mill ner. they will have access to some of the most powerful telescopes on earth.

astronomers say now is the time to find out if life exists beyond earth. >> the way to find it is to look and now we have the ability to look better than we've ever looked before. >> scientists will use an automated planet finder at the lick observatory to search for laser signals from other planets. >> you have to say laser. >> laser. it is possible that some of nasa's secrets will surface today when the agency offers an inside look at the future of space travel. >> this this morning nasa is going to host its second annual exploration science forum at p moffet field. it coincides with the an verse is ri of apollo 11's return to earth. they will discuss future space plans including perhaps one day travel to mars. the time is 6:26. still ahead, an update on that breaking news we brought you all morning long, plenty of rattled nerves across the bay area as

thousands of people were jolted awake by an overnight quake. make more room for another candidate in the gop's race for the presidential nomination, john kasich throwing his hat into an already packed race for the white house.

the time is 6:26. into an already packed race for =mike/am plasm

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. ocean beach may be a little less crowded today because temperatures back to normal. much cooler air in the microclimate forecast. unfortunately the approach

and the maze a little more crowded than normal even if it's a tuesday. we're seeing a smooth flow expect for this part of the east bay. we will also give an update on the rails. we would love a smooth ride through the markets today. going to check the new york stock exchange, the bells ringing. there is the nasdaq in day two of paypal trading, we will be tracking that as well. >> announcer: from nbc bare, this is "today in the bay." it always looks so excited when they are ringing that bell. a little jolt of enthusiasm. i'm kris sanchez along with -- along with sam, i'm in for laura garcia-cannon. >> good that you used the word jolt that's what happened overnight. fremont residents were swrolted away when an earthquake struck. it was a light earthquake, magnitude 4.0 that hit fremont. here is a picture of the seismograph. we've received calls from viewers saying they could feel it. lots of people felt t some of us

did here in the san jose if you say room. our bob redell is talking to folks out in fremont this morning. a lot of rattled nerve. we will get a live report in about 15 minutes. here are today's other top stories. no update on the man who was shot last night by fremont police during an apparent domestic disturbance. police say officers arrived at a home after reports of a man threatening two women roommates with a knife. when officers confronted him, they fired. he is now in the hospital. the bay area and california leaders are talking climate change with a heavenly twist, they are speaking at a vatican summit. mayor ed lee talked about what san francisco is doing to boost renewable energy. and the father of the woman shot and killed on pier 14 is appearing before u.s. lawmakers today. jim steinle will address the senate judiciary committee which is looking into u.s. immigration policies. staying in d.c. now and the race for the oval office, happening today the important swing state of ohio is going to

get a candidate for president. ohio governor john kasich is going to announce that he is running for the republican nomination later today. that makes kasich the 16th major republican candidate in that race. he has already visited several key states including iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. kasich plans to announce his campaign during an event at ohio state university in columbus. another republican joining the race as donald trump is hitting the road. he is throwing a big kickoff party in south carolina but still not apology for his comments about senator john mccain. "today in the bay" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: hi. good morning. he is not apology but he is softening his tone a bit and we heard that last night. donald trump said he would not apologize for questioning whether form after pow senator john mccain is a war hero, but overnight this. >> certainly if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back, but hopefully i

said it correctly. >> mccain was pum on the issue in new york. another republican candidate defended him. >> john mccain and everybody like him is an american war hero. >> president obama speaks to a huge veterans convention later this morning. they are not too happy about what trump said. >> he doesn't have the right to say that. he has never wore the uniform, he has never served with any of us. >> it's donald trump. if anybody has ever watched one second of celebrate apprentice it's what he does, he is inflammatory to a fault. >> reporter: trump still on top at 24% support in the new "washington post" abc poll, almost twice as much as wisconsin governor scott walker. now, here is the thing about that poll, though, it was mostly conducted before this comment about john mccain. part of it was conducted after and if you just look at those results it looks like donald trump's support started to wane

a bit. we will have to see if there is any lasting impact when the next big poll comes out. storms on the campaign trail there, nothing of its sort back here in the bay area. live look outside downtown san jose. we are seeing a little bit of clouds this morning. >> things are going to be nice and comfortable. not too humid today. >> temperatures coming way town, we are in the lower 60s as we start out of the day. east bay 62 degrees and san francisco it is now 60 degrees. highs later on today will be topping out in the 70s and 80s. it won't be as humid. so it will feel much more comfortable. 71 degrees in san francisco, which is still slightly above average. north bay 86 degrees and the east bay reaching 74 degrees while the tri-valley makes it up to 87 degrees. still warm in a few spots but at least we don't have to fight with the muggy conditions. into the next few days temperatures continue to come down. i will talk more about that in

the next microclimate forecast. let's see how the commute is looking with mike. slow. for one key part of the bay area's commute. this is the east shore freeway, westbound 80 that's the university avenue overcrossing and there is a slower drive. the camera had frozen that's ex age rating things. you see how it's packed in there. slow down from golden gate field down to the maze. recovery for 580 off of 24. that's lighter than a typical tuesday. there's slowing through hayward and union city. let's check the north bay, southbound 101 as we get a look at san rafael no major concerns just typical build and the sunlight is coming out as well. it should be less humid so better for me. if you are stuck in traffic why not do it in luxury? ford is betting consumers will pay up for high end pickup trucks. it's launching -- it's lunch ago luxury version of the f-150 today that could cost well above

$60,000. >> i think people will pay at that. >> oh, yeah it? >> uh-huh. >> okay. maybe they will. among the standard features is multi-contour massaging seats. last month nearly half the ford f 150s sold were its three existing premium models. the f series has the best selling pickup model in the u.s. since 1982. we all like to choose a good color for our car, but if you pick the wrong one it can cost you. new research shows white cars are likely to bring in more money when you try to sell your car. kelly blue book says black, silver cars also have h.v. a better residual value. you are advised to stay away from fad colors like orange or brown. while car colors don't typically affect auto insurance rates some people suggest that red cars catch police officer's attention more often which could also cost you if you are speeding. at 6:36. a new on line retailer is

setting its sites on amazon. shopping club jet.com officially launching today. they aim to rival amazon prime. it's offering a $50 membership, 10 to 15% discounts and extra savings when you combine multiple orders into one shipment or use debit versus credit cards. still ahead, a death investigation leads police to an arsenal of weapons stashed inside a california home. >> that story plus a quick look at the big board. things have fallen off to start trading on your tuesday. the dow down 127 points. keep a close eye on this situation and have more weather, traffic and news after this.

if you thought your daily commute is bad -- just be happy you're not in southern california. if you thought your daily commute was bad, just be happy

you are not in southern california. after this freeway bridge collapse over the weekend the morning commute for thousands of drivers is now three hours instead of one. the i-10 closure is in a rural area near the arizona border, but it still takes cities like phoenix and los angeles and carries 27,000 cars daily. crews say it could take months to get that bridge back in order. a body led police in southern california to a massive stockpile of guns and ammunition. police found more than 1 rk 200 guns including handguns, shotguns and rifles at a house in west los angeles. they also found two tons of ammunition. these pictures only show a fraction of the find. police were searching that house as part of an investigation into a ted person found down the street on friday. now to a troubling new study for african-americans. researchers say they are twice as likely as white people to die from sudden cardiac arrest.

it's more evidence that african-americans have more severe hard disease than white people, but still not clear why. doctors say sudden cardiac arrest can be caused by several factors, including heart attacks and electrical disturbances. now to story people are talking about. if you is survive a shark attack you would probably want to decompress a little bit. that's what mick fanning is doing. he returned to his house in is sydney, australia today after surviving a terrifying be shark attack off the coast of south africa sunday. all of it caught on camera. if somehow you missed this, it's pretty scary. it likely involved a great white shock. fanning says he's fine physically but is going to take some time to recover from the emotional trauma. >> i don't have a scratch on me, just sort of more of an emotional, mental sort of trauma right now. it will probably take -- probably take, i don't know, a couple weeks, months, i don't

know how long it's going to take. >> fanning called it simply a moment of fight or flight. he is also paying tribute to the surfer he was competing against who actually rushed to help him rather than paddle to safety. >> coming up, fremont police shoot a man and now an investigation is underway as to why. officers say they had no choice but to open fire. plus up in flames, new video showing what's left after cars catch fire in the south bay this morning. and an update to breaking news. if you were shaken awake, you are not the only one, our sighs graph activated as an overnight earthquake rattled the bay area. it did you feel it in san francisco? you will feel less heat today. we will be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather.

we begin with an update to breaking news, an earthquake you may have felt this this morning, many people in the bay area waking up a little on edge this this morning. maybe even at the edge of the bed after an overnight quake struck near fremont. >> "today in the bay" bob redell is live in the niles district. it's a good reminder that we live in earthquake country. >> reporter: and a remainder of the danger that lurks on the hayward fault which is where the u is sgs believes this earthquake was entered and the epicenter in the thiels district of fremont. i didn't feel it in livermore but a lot of people felt it throughout other parts of the bay area, especially here where we are standing. we were talking to the overnight manager of the 7-eleven, said he

felt two to three seconds of pretty good shaking, enough to square him and remind him of where we live. this is what it looked like on our seismograph if in our nbc bay area newsroom. you see that from the line followed by that short burst of seismic activity. this was a 4.0, it struck at 2:41 along the hayward fault in the niles district of fremont. we have had 12 aftershocks since, the most significant were a 2.7 and 2.6. again, you talk to seismologists they are going to tell you that that 4.0 is what they would consider to be a light earthquake, but the fact it was so widely belt around the bay area is why people are talking about it. >> i woke up and my husband said, i think that was an earthquake. >> just shook us up, kind of like a rolling hill and just shook us up and woke up and then went back to sleep within five minutes. >> it was a good one but i'm old enough to have been through the

big ones, so it's kind of like a baby. >> reporter: chp connected the major free ways here, hayward, union city, fremont, no damage. fremont police tell us they received a lot of phone calls saying, hey, did you feel that? of course they did. there has been no reports of injuries and damage to homes. bart did tear safety inspections which they normally do when you have a significant earthquake like this and everything is fine with bart and on schedule. reporting live in the niles district of fremont, the epicenter of this morning's tumbler, bob redell, "today in the bay." if you think that you felt an earthquake in your area you can always head to our website, nbcbayarea.com and there you can find the realtime interactive bay area quake map. it lists all quakes over the last 24 hours regardless of magnitude. we are constantly updating this story, bob redell tweeting out new information, you can also download our nbc bay area app for the latest information anytime. we were just talking about the pets. my dog was wandering around the

house around 3:00 this morning and now i know why. >> he was spooked out by that. >> a little bit. >> people shaking off the earthquake, we are trying to shake off this heat. >> i'm surprised, too, i didn't feel a thing this morning. i was up brushing my teeth at that time and didn't feel it. >> the weather will be much cooler. you can tell the difference here. yesterday at this time it was completely clear as we started out the day, no you we have the low clouds, they are back and also back are the chilly cool temperatures that we are used to to start out the day and it warms up nicely this afternoon once those low clouds roll out. this is what you need to know as you head out, come on over, take a look. what you did yesterday to prepare to get out for the day will be different today. once again, the low clouds are back and then it will be cooler as we go through the morning, afternoon, about 6 to 12 degrees than it was yesterday and you won't have to teal with that humidity. the fog returns tonight and

sunset shortly before 8:30 this evening. it's 61 degrees in hayward, napa 58 degrees and santa rosa 57 degrees, san francisco at 61 degrees. this week that area of low pressure brings in our ocean breeze and it will be much dryer as the rain chances fade, that tropical moisture moves to the east of us and the ocean breeze can kicks in once again to knock back those temperatures. the trend in the south bay, we started out the week in the low 90s. toward the end of the week upper 70s and it will be even cooler than the normal high this time of year. so is catching a nice little break. in the peninsula expect highs in the 70s for the next few days, san francisco reaching the upper 60s by the end of the week, north bay in the lower 80s trending down toward 80 degrees by thursday and the tri-valley going from the upper 80s to 80 degrees by thursday. i will have another look at the microclimate forecast coming up. let's check in now with mike. some of those low clouds

uchg it the tops of the towers. not a problem for driver. building in toward the city. we're talking about a smooth drive as speed sensors to the north bay no issues. the big jam is on the east bay. we have earlier problems on the bay bridge which have cleared, 580 improving after debris cleared around 24. southbound over in the east bay across toward the san mateo bridge that's your typical building, that's what you see right now. lighter than typical for a tuesday. just starting for the south bay. over the last ten minutes, live look san jose, here is your traffic northbound from 680, 280, that's the build up. that's it for the free ways in san jose. back to you. new video of what is left of a car burned by early morning flames. not much of it. now investigators are trying to figure out if someone set it on fire on purpose. it happened in the parking lot of the monterey apartment complex in san jose. firefighters tell us one car was

destroyed and mother was damaged. investigators say there are no obvious signs of what might have caused that fire. we can tell you, though, no one was hurt. developing this morning, we're waiting for an update on the condition of a man shot by fremont police. he is accused of chasing his roommates around with a knife. this happened on baffin avenue near san pedro drive near new park mall in fremont. police tell us a woman called 911 around 7:00 last night saying that she and another woman were being chased by their roommate. when police got there officers say they were confronted by the man with a knife on the porch. two of the officers opened fire. people living in that neighborhood say they're shocked. >> shocked. i really can't believe that something like this happened on our street. i hope the guy is still alive. i hope nothing -- you know, he accident get killed or anything. >> that man was taken to the hospital where he was rushed into surgery. no word on how he is doing this morning. the two women were not injured. also in the east bay, a man is dead after his car slammed into a funeral home in oakland.

it happened a little before 10:00 last night at hudson funeral home which is on telegraph and west macarthur. from the video it appears the car likely crashed at a high rate of speed. many people live in that area and were obviously stunned by what they saw. police were on hand afterward to keep the crowd at a distance during the investigation. there were no other cars involved. police are not releasing the name of that man at this time. new this morning, fire fighters in oakland had to call for backup to put out a house fire overnight. this was on montclair avenue not far from park boulevard. six people lived inside that house, we talked to one woman who was asleep when the flames woke her up. >> i was like what is that? what's going on? he bought up, opened the door and then there was all of a sudden flames and smoke coming in through the door from the living room to our bedroom. >> fortunately everyone got out safely. crews were able to get the fire

under control in less than an hour. no word on how badly the home was damaged but you can see it was definitely charred. happening today, heart wrenching testimony on capitol hill. this morning the father who was with his daughter when she was shot and killed along a san francisco pier is in washington, d.c. to speak with a senate hearing on immigration enforcement. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live in our san francisco newsroom. steph, what he has to say could spark major changes including to san francisco's controversial sanctuary city policy. >> reporter: that's right. that's what some politicians have blamed for that deadly pier a 14 shooting. some immigration rights activists warn that having local law enforcement comply with those detainer requests, especially in sanctuary cities, is unconstitutional. now, a lot of this debate sparked by that july 1st shooting that killed kate steinle who had been walking with her father. within an hour of that shooting police had arrested juan francisco lopez-sanchez, a

mexican national with seven felony convictions who had already been deported five times. he was released from san francisco county jail after the sheriff's department ignored an immigration hold request by immigration customs an enforcement, a move the department said would violate the city's sanctuary city policy. fwachb knew some acknowledges there needs to be some changes here. >> i don't think it takes much to recognize that there's gaps here. >> reporter: republican iowa senator chuck grassley requested this morning's senate hearing. he has invited the head the i.c.e. as well as the director of u.s. immigration services who is set to speak after kate steinle's dad speaks. he is the fifth in line to address the senators for this hearing that starts in just a few minutes at 7:00 this morning our time and of course we will have coverage of it. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." a solemn memorial for the victims of a mass killing in modesto.

last night neighbors remembered the lives of two pores and three children all killed in the same home over the weekend. the prime suspect is this man, martin martinez and one of the victims he is one of their father's, his six month old daughter rachel was killed in that attack he is also accused of killing the baby's mother. his own mother along with another five-year-old girl. there is a stunning twist. martinez is also facing a murder charge now for the death of his girlfriend's two-year-old son. modesto police say christopher ripley died of a head injury last september. he suffered that head injury when he was with martinez home alone. late last week police ruled td boy's death a homicide. the department insists it followed proper procedure by not arresting martinez last week. the suspect's cousin is rising to his defense. >> every time he saw me he gave

me a big hug, kiss on the cheek. he is the sweetest person ever. >> martinez was arrested coming out of a movie theater with his father sunday morning in saj. he is currently locked up in the santa clara county jail. bay area politicians are representing california in the vet can in full force for a conference on human trafficking and climate change service san francisco mayor ed lee spoke on the city's efforts to reduce greenhouse gases as well. >> today i'm announcing that our city and county of san francisco will will completely phase out the use of petroleum diesel in our municipal fleet, all of our fire trucks, all of our municipal buses, all of our heavy duty trucks and replace it with remubl diesel. may nor lee also announced a bay area wide effort to combat human trafficking during next year's super bowl 50. >> we are collaborating with our neighborhood counties and super

bowl host committee to train volunteers and taf at local hotels, restaurant and other hospitality-related businesses to help identify people who are being trafficked and get them the services that at the immediate. as we mentioned, other california leaders made the trek out there, governor jerry brown spoke at the conference where he urged the world's mayors to light a fire and join california in the fight against climate change. san jose's mayor sam liccardo is also expected to speak seem during the twoen had day conference. urban inequality and social inclusion are another two big issues for the bay area as more low and middle income families struggle to afford housing here. bart officials are shutting down the transbay tube in less than two weeks and today we could get a better idea of how riders are going to make their way around that closure. it will close on august 1st and 2nd so that crews can make repairs to the track. six is transit agencies from both sides of the bay are teaming up to provide extra buses and ferry service during

that shutdown. bart has set up a temporary trans bay terminal at the corner of hayward and beal streets this san francisco and we do know that buses will travel between that point and the 19th street bart station in oakland. a second closure is already planned as well. that one coming up labor day weekend. another bay area city is inching closer to equipping its police officers with body cameras. last month alameda city council members agreed to purchase 80 cameras for its police force. tonight the council will discuss proposed policies including when the cameras should be turned on and off and how long that data should be stored. san jose police officers began field testing their new body cameras yesterday. it's 6:58. workers at a bay area restaurant owned by celebrate chef martin yan are staging a protest demanding higher pay. they are going to lead a march

near market and powell at the cable car turn around at the height of the evening rush hour. employees have been locked in a bitter battle with management about higher wages for months now. all of this with a growing movement with workers demanding a $15 minimum wage. we will take one last look at the forecast. >> not as humid as yesterday. temperatures coming down to closer to average with highs in the 70s and 80s across the bay and fremont expect a high of 81, napa today 85 degrees. mike, you were watching a backup on 80 earlier. >> still there. east shore freeway very tough drive, but improving and smoothing out from hercules down to the berkeley curve, that's the area that's seen no real improvement. also more slowing 880 southbound through hayward, but the build for the tri-valley and across the san mateo bridge not so bad it this morning. in fact, friday just starting to quick in for north 87, watching that into downtown. live look at palo alto shows no slowing, not a lot of slowing

toward the university area. good stuff. >> that is what's happening "today in the bay." we will be back with you at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. we hope you have a great day. good morning. good morning. hot as blazes. triple-digit temperatures baking tens of millions from texas to new england. thousands of power outages as ac kicks into overdrive and two rescues of children locked in hot cars. the surprising reaction from the couple who owned that car, and we'll have al's forecast. breaking overnight, did the gunman in the shooting rampage tell friends about his plan? the new twist in the investigation. he is the front-runner. donald trump. did