as we go through this week. i will show you just how hot it gets and what you can expect coming up in the microclimate forecast. and a pretty standard view of the bay bridge toll plaza but the upper east shore freeway we have a couple of issues now on the approach. don't let that get you caught napping. i will sort that out coming up. >> announcer: interest from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a good monday morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. we do begin with a developing story, a desperate search is underway for a missing eight-year-old girl out of santa cruz. she vanished from her apartment complex yesterday and now authorities are doing whatever they can to try to find her. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us live from our is service newsroom. she was last seen at 4:00 yesterday afternoon. what do we know so far? >> reporter: that makes it 13 hours now almost that she has been missing. she was last seen riding her white razor scooter. she is just eight years old.

this was around her apartment complex at 1030 river street. take a look at her picture, eight-year-old madison middleton last seen playing along the san lorenzo river, she was wearing a purple thee high dress, black legsings, a helmet and long dark hair pulled it to the side in a braid. madison also known as maddie is 4 feet tall and weighs 48 pounds. let's take a live picture of the search center that's been set up by sanity cruz police. we are standing by waiting there for them to give us the latest. you can see some movement, but they have not spoken with media just yet. this is next to madison's apartment complex along highway 9 by the tannery arts center. sanity cruz police have called in more officers and detectives, also getting help from the sheriff's office search and rescue team as well as a personally trained search and rescue k-9 unit from the state office of emergency services. once again, this is madison middleton. police are asking anyone to report any sightings of her. they say that even if you are

not sure, really anything at this point, any information can be critical in helping to located her. we are entering the 13th hour that she has been missing. you just saw the live shot at the command post the police have set up. we will bring you the latest as soon as they give us the updates. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." at 5:02. happening right now injured on the front line, a wildfire battle in nevada county sent four firefighters to the hospital. the lowell fire is threatening 2,000 homes north of interstate 80. this morning there are mandatory evacuations in place. we've learned of the four firefighters injured, three are expected to be treated and released in the next several hours. >> we do have four firefighters that suffered some burn injuries that were transported to uc davis. right now the exact incident still under investigation to determine what exactly happened, why the firefighters were on the

line. >> this morning 800 firefighters are on the front lines with more on the way. that fire is 15% contained as we mentioned and firefighters are cautiously optimistic hoping that the winds stay in their favor today. as firefighters continue to battle those flames, hot conditions are heightening fire danger here in the bay area. want to check in with meteorologist kari hall with what we can expect this week in terms of temperatures. >> and it will be hot out there and the wind shift will make it harder for crews to try to get those wildfires under control. now we have a wind coming this this from the southeast at 6 miles an hour, but then as we go into the day the winds will turn more of a northwesterly wind at 15 to 20 miles an hour. so when we see the winds shift like that it could turn the fire back on itself and start to affect other areas that have not been affected by those wildfires. hot weather also ahead. so as the crews get out there and are battling those hot flames, the temperatures will be going up, too, as we go through

the week. the highs will be topping out in the 90s even close to 100 degrees am some of those areas. so we will keep you up-to-date on that and of course it make those conditions unfavorable into the next couple of days. i will talk more with about that and what the bay area can expect. it's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much. search dogs joining the effort this morning to find a san francisco teacher who disappeared in elle national forest. ed cavanaugh hasn't been seen since last friday. he was dirt biking with a friend but decided to continue on on his own. police volunteers are searching areas in the georgetown divide between mosquito and garden valley. cav mau worked at downtown high school where he taught his students wilderness skills. friends and family described the 46-year-old as an avid outdoorsman. they're hoping his survival skills will help keep him alive but also say cavanaugh is

diabetic and they are unsure if he has the medication he needs. at 5:04. vallejo police say a driver is dead, this after apparently being shot and then crashing his car. 911 calls came in around 9:00 last night about shots fired near the area of oak wood and red wood parkway. minutes later more calls about a car crash. the driver of a black acura lost control and hit three other parked cars. firefighters this to use the jaws of life to get the man out of the car, but he still died at the seen. investigators believe a gunshot wound and not the crash likely killed him. a suspected car jacker recovering after police shot him near san francisco international airport. investigators say about 7:00 sunday morning they found a stolen car crashed into a pole near san bruno avenue. when officers found the suspect they say he took off, then tried to car jack other cars. police say the suspect eventually turned on an officer. witnesses say the suspect told police to shoot him.

>> the first shot was heard by an officer and by the driver of the vehicle that -- the independent witness. that appears to have gone into the ground and then the second round as the suspect advances on the officer -- >> the suspect is in am serious condition, the officer was not hurt. support and sympathy on full display. thousands of people expected to attend the funeral for a hayward police officer killed last week in the line of duty. sergeant shot lunger was killed early wednesday morning, he was a father of two who served with the hayward police department for 15 years. lunger's funeral will be held thursday at 10:00 in the morning. his family moved the service to oracle arena to accommodate the large crowds. mark estrada remains in police custody and they continue to look for this this four-door sedan near estrada's east

oakland home after the shooting. at 5:06 happening today, big changes coming to palo alto train tracks and residents will get a chance to hear what's in store. in an effort to boost safety cal train and the city will try to further limit access to the cal train corridor. it comes it if response to a high rate of suicides, especially pong teenagers. the new project includes cameras and higher fencing. crews will do the work next month but tonight are holding a community meeting to discuss the plans. despite seemingly mounting opposition, a new waterfront arena for the golden state warriors still moving forward. today marks the last day to submit public comments to the san francisco planning department. the warriors are hoping to build a state of the art arena right in san francisco's mission bay on the water. critic worry the arena will bring in too much traffic to the area, especially for the nearby hospital, ucsf. overall support for that plan still very high, but the team did eventually push the

timetable back and now expects to have a new facility by the start of the 2018 season. happening today, san mateo city leaders will discuss a new ban further limiting what and where to light up. city council hopes to follow other san mateo county cities by including a new ban on e-cigarettes. it would also extend the ban to multi-unit dwellings along with parks and service areas like atms and bus stops. a serious water warning this loss al toss this morning. cal water says the traces of e.coli have been found in the water in the south el monte area of loss all toss. no one should drink water straight out of the top. they are urging beam "people" to boil the water for at least one minute. officials are keeping a close eye on the contamination and going to let residents know when the water is safe to drink again. so far that problem is limited to that area. want to get a check of the forecast with meteorologist kari

hall. >> no water in the forecast in the form of rain across the bay area. that's really unfortunate because it will be a sizzling week, especially as we head into wednesday and thursday. right now look at these temperatures, so nice and comfortable, it's 64 degrees in the north bay, san francisco 57 degrees and also in the lower 60s elsewhere across the bay. here is a look the at those highs this afternoon in the south bay 92 degrees, 82 in the east bay, peninsula 84 degrees and the tri-valley today 93. san francisco 76 and in the north bay 92 degrees. it continues to go up from here as we go into the next couple of days with the heat peaking on wednesday. i will talk more about that, what to expect, that's coming up in a few minutes. receipts see how the roads are flowing with mike. we have a look at the east shore freeway, this is westbound 80 underneath that silhouette of university avenue coming off of the merge you see those roads

going here. this locator because there was reports of a mattress in the roadway blocking your slow lane. you see no problem sparse that flow and the map shows no problem had he just cleared that from the report. it was right around golden gate fields are all that merging is going on. that one incident cleared but another one reporting what was reported as a sofa in the roadway also there. from highway 4 down toward franklin drive, let's call it richmond parkway. the rest of your bay moves smoothly, no major issues crossing the bay. a lot of us need to catch up on our sleep but not there. boarding passes and drivers licenses soon could be a thing of the past. more of the pilot program starting at a local airport and the airline that will be using your eyeballs instead of id. >> another big high tech ipo in the works. we will tell you all about it coming up in business. taking a live look outside from the south bay this morning, cool temperatures right here right now because it's going to warm up this week. how hot?

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>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." welcome back at 5:13. a live look outside of a still darkened sky over san jose. oh, boy, is that heat coming. we will be checking in with kari momentarily. san francisco muni station is back open this morning. a suspicious briefcase found on the platform shut it down for two hours yesterday. authorities found the briefcase around 8:00 last night at the church street station. they safely evacuated that

station and removed the briefcase. no word on what was actually in it. so imagine zipping through airport security with a simple touch of a finger or scan of your eyeballs. it's reportedly already happening in the bay area. mercury news reports alaska airls is doing a first of its kind pilot program at the airport. some 200 regular flyers are taking part. in most cases it involves putting your finger to a screen and you are through. bio metrics is expected to become far more common at airports in the coming years. this next story opened one company's eyes for sure, the nation's vehicle safety agency slapping fee wrat with a record $100 million fine. it's the culmination of a federal investigation into fiat's handling of 23 recalls involving 11 million cars. in those cases federal officials say that fiat was slow to produce replacement parts, gave misinformation to owners about recalls and made repairs that

failed to if i can the defects. california lottery bringing this big bucks it posted more than $5 a.5 billion this total sales last fiscal year, that is the highest sales total in state history, 10% more than the previous year's record. all that money is expected to generate $1.3 billion for schools. california lottery says scratchers drove last year's sales growth. another thing that could be raising money, san francisco square has filed for its first iflt po. >> scott mcgrew for investors looking for detail a lot still up in the air? >> a lot. square filed its paperwork, it's i po paperwork under that if you jump start our business startups act that president obama signed last year. it allows smaller businesses like square to file secretly. square filed for an ipo at all is not entirely certain but the wall street journal quotes insiders at the company says yes the ipo is real.

normally with an ipo this is where i find something interesting on the company's finances using it's s1 filing but i don't have any. usually we can say something like the company spends $10,000 a year on breakroom doughnuts. this is all blank. it's a secret filing, no s1 to look at. the only thing for certain is jack dorsey will have to make a decision. right now he is the ceo of square and interim ceo of twitter. investors will not want him to be ceo of both and it would be bizarre for him to take square public and then quit. i think we can conclude monday morning dorsey is going to stay at square, leave the ceo job at twitter soon. >> let's check your news before the opening bell, morgan brennan is live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. stock futures are pointing to go a lower open after last week with one of the last four markets so far this year. international fears likely to weigh on u.s. stocks today.

that's after chinese stocks, the shanghai composite collapse more than 8% today. on concerns of a slowing chinese economy. also investors will have a lot to consider dom clee this week, including some major energy companies like exxonmobil and chevron. a federal reserve meeting in the middle of the week and gdp report over the next few days. there should be a lot of headlines this week and we are expecting stocks to open lower in just a little while. back over to you. >> i think every week ought to start with a little monday morning -- the latest from the greek prime minister is a doozy. former greek finance minister giannis varoufakis sent up a program that would take money from taxpayers in order to keep these banks liquid. basically a bank robbery by the government. they never flipped the switch

but it was ready to go. the transcript of the conversation was leaked to a newspaper. he could face criminal charges over all this. he was trying to save his own country in the process, but that guy keeping making such interesting news. >> he's stealing people's money and living high off the hog. thank you very much, scott. a new report speaking of going on the roadways, finds that car owners are paying billions of dollars in repair bills due to the nation's bad roads. as bad as it is throughout the country the roughest ride right here in the bay area. the new report from transportation research group trip finds more than a quarter of the nation's major urban roads are in bad shape. the cost of repairing the resulting broksen axles and blown tires and battered shock on soshers is costing the average driver 516 bucks a year. the worst conditions are in san francisco where 74% of the roads are damaged. how much chocolate does

america eat san mateo according to data from the business intelligence company euro monitor it's more than all of the asia pacific combined. americans will consume nearly 18% of the world's chocolate. that's about $18 billion worth, but still switzerland eats the most chocolate in the world. if you buy a chocolate bar today you better eat it quickly because it's going to melt and then you will have chocolate all over your fingers and nobody wants that. >> and nobody wants the hot weather, you know, the sweating and just feeling uncomfortable throughout the afternoon. that's the kind of weather you can expect for the next few days unfortunately the ac up on full blast for the next few days. let's take a live look outside right now. in san jose you see that we have a very nice cool start to the day as you head out it is feeling very nice. the humidity still nice and low, mostly clear skies. look at these temperatures, it's 59 degrees in san jose, in

concord 62 and napa 53 degrees while santa rosa checks in at 64 degrees. our winds are starting to shift at 7:00 in the morning you can tell by their wind arrows the wind is coming in more from a northerly direction, northwesterly wind throughout the day and it starts out light but picks up this afternoon and gets a little breezy in spots like half-moon bay along the coast the winds picking up to about 20, 25 miles an hour. so the breezy dry conditions will stay with us through the rest of the week. here is the hour by hour forecast in san francisco. at lunchtime it's 73 degrees, nice and comfortable, you will appreciate that warmth today but not so much the next couple of days. as the winds continue to come in we will bring in warmer air and high pressure building overhead. now, when we have high pressure it causes the sinking air clear skies and also allows for some of that hot weather from the central valley to move into parts of the bay area. we will see that heat peaking on

wednesday, up to 98 degrees in san jose, but the tri-valley reaching 103 degrees when the average temperature is just 88 degrees. let's go ahead and look toward the weekend. it does start to come back down, still warm, but not as hot as the middle of the week. let's see how traffic is moving we are looking -- you can visibly see that movement westbound 580, but good spacing. dublin coming in out of livermore and toward the dublin interchange, this is your commute direction and you see the build for 84 as well. no surprises for the tri-valley or rest of the bay. the earlier incidents with the sofa and mattress all cleared from the roadway. giants play tonight keep that in mind. the only thing here one incident san thomas ex were press way, someone trying to fix a it dead battery there. unlike any other flower you have ever seen and certainly any one that you have smelled. we are talking about the corpse

flower which puts off an odor like rotting flesh every few years when it blooms. thousands are coming out to see a corpse flower affectionately called trudy. staff at the school say there is a simple reason behind the awful smell. the plants cannot pollinate themselves. >> actually one half of a day to be pollinated is so it has to work extremely hard to attract insects. you have to be the biggest most beautiful sweetest smelling dead corpse in the jungle. >> it's beautiful, the bloom i think definitely off that rose. you can still catch a whiff of trudy, she is expected to remain open for a few more days. up next, a daring move lands a man in court. why a close encounter with a cougar is causing trouble in this ohio and it's all caught on camera. not even in milwaukee where they are still looking for that loose lion.

a live look outside at the bay bridge, things just ticking along to start off your monday. it is going to be a very hot week. more on that right after the break. ==laura/cu== a couple of new

polls show now to decision 2016. a couple of new polls show support for donald trump is rising, even after he questioned john mccain's military service. cnn's new numbers show donald trump is up ahead of the of the pack with 18% support. that's up six points since his comments on mccain and he is just ahead of jeb bush. >> there's a movement going on. this is more than me. this is a movement going on. people are tired of these incompetent politicians in washington that can't get anything done. >> in the meantime hillary clinton taking on climate change in iowa this morning. in a new video she's promising half a billion solar panels by the end of her first term. enough clean energy to power

every home in america within ten years. many of those probably right out here in the bay area. many didn't believe it at first but there is video proof. a lion still on the loose in milwaukee. >> officers armed with guns shut down streets to hunt for the wild animal over the weekend. people reported seeing what looked like a lion and her cub if this a park. this is now the second citing. the animal was first spotted last week by a woman who took this cell phone video of that cat roaming the treats. someone was to worried they accidentally so the a dog in the paw mistaking it for the lion. the milwaukee zoo says they are not sure what is running around the city but all of their lions are safe and accounted for. speaking of close encounters, an ohio man being charged with trespassing after posting a have i of himself petting this cougar. he reportedly reached through the fence and stroked the cat behind the ears. the video was posted on youtube

last week. that is dangerous. 5:26 coming up, the search for a missing santa cruz girl what we know so far this morning next. plus injured -- another destructive fire, the latest on four california firefighters hurt battling these vicious flames next. a live look outside from the san bruno mountaintop, a beautiful start to your monday there, the sunrise coming. it is going to be sweltering today, though, and tomorrow. we will check in with kari hall right after this. complex. now, an 8-year-old

she was last seen playing at her santa cruz apartment complex with her scooter. now an eight-year-old girl is missing this morning with the police department asking for any help possible to find her. firefighters injured this weekend battling the growing lowell fire near lake tahoe. how one man is doing this morning after suffering serious burn injuries. weather conditions crews will have to deal with facing those wildfires and what you can

expect, the kind of heat we will see this week is coming up in the microclimate forecast. and of core what it's like getting to work for you this morning. we are looking at oakland with a smooth drive, farther north the build at the bay bridge and farther south we have an issue getting in through fremont. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a very good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we kbin with a developing story. a desperate search underway this morning for a missing eight-year-old girl out of santa cruz. she vanished from her apartment complex yesterday and now authorities are doing whatever they can to find her. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live with what we know so far. steph. >> reporter: we are now into hour 13 and santa cruz police say they are doing everything, working around the clock nonstop to follow up on all leads to find this missing eight-year-old girl. take a look again at her picture. this is madison middleton, she is 4 feet tall, 48 pounds, also known as maddie.

last seen near her apartment complex at 1030 river street in santa cruz wearing a purple knee-high are dress, black leggings, helmet and long dark hair pulled on the side in a braid. take a look at our live picture of the search center command post set up by santa cruz police. you see crime tape, officers as well as patrol cars but they have not spoken with media just yet. this is by madison's apartment complex along highway 9, near the san lor zero river, it's the tannery arts center which offers 100 affordable housing units. santa cruz police have called in more help, more officers and detectives in the search and also getting help from the sheriff's office as well as a especially trained search and rescue k-9 unit. once again, police say any tip at this point, any information can really help in being critical in finding maddie.

they are asking you to give them a call. we will give you the latest as soon as police give us an update. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." it is 5:31. happening now, injured on the front line. a wildfire battle in nevada county sent four firefighters to the hospital. the lowell fire is threatening some 2,000 homes just north of interstate 80. this morning there are mandatory evacuations in place. so far the fire has charred about 1,500 acres and we have learned of the four firefighters injured, three are expected to be treated and released in the next several hours. >> suffered some burn injuries that were transported to uc davis. right now the exact incident is still under investigation to determine what exactly happened, why the firefighters were on the line. >> this this morning 800 firefighters are on that front line with more on the way. the fire is 15% contained. firefighters are cautiously optimistic hoping the winds stay in tear favor today. meantime, some help from mother nature, cooler weather

this weekend helped fire crews battling a massive wild tire near lake berryessa. massive progress from last week. that nearly 7,000 acre wragg fire is 60% contained. firefighters expected it to be fully under control by tomorrow and all road closures and evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire was initially thought to have started by a vehicle crash, but that official cause still under investigation. firefighters in lake county have gained the upper hand in a destructive brush fire there. the dam fire broke out around 5:00 last night in the town of clear lake just north of santa rosa. this morning the flames are out but firefighters keeping an eye on hot spots. two homes were destroyed and an apartment building damaged in that eight acre fire. 100 people were evacuated all are back this their homes safely right now but not everyone who was told to leave did so. one man said he stayed behind to keep an eye on his house and he watched as those fire flames came dangerously close. >> the trees all the way over to

spread toward the b building, town the hill, wrapped back up around towards wall part. >> he managed to be okay. the cause of the fire still under investigation. no one was hurt. vallejo police say a driver is dead after apparently being shot and then crashing his car. 911 calls came in around 9:00 last night about shots fired near the area of oak wood and red wood parkway. minutes later more calls about a car crash. the driver of a black acura lost control and hit three other parked cars. firefighters this this to use the jaws of life to get the man out of the car but he still died at the scene. investigators believe a gunshot wound and not the crash likely killed him. the teenager charged with stabbing a nine-year-old boy to death in his own bed is back in court today. we could find out whether he is competent to stand trial. defense attorneys for william shultz say mental illness played a role in the stabbing of third grader jordan almgren. today a judge will review the

findings from an independent evaluation of the teen. shultz is friends with the almgrens and was sleeping over at their house the night of the stabbing. the teen has pleaded not guilty. san jose police are looking for the gunman in a deadly shooting. this happened saturday night in east san jose close to the 680/101 interchange. officers say the victim was talking with people in the driveway of a home when a car pulled up and the passenger jumped out and opened fire. the gunman then jumped back into the car and the driver sped off. sources tell us the victim only 19 years old. now to a story only on nbc. a newark family has a big clean up job ahead after returning home to discover that the house was trashed in a break in. what's unusual is nothing was actually stolen but nearly every item in the house was destroyed. leather coaches slashed, plates shattered and motor oil and bleach poured throughout the house.

even the clothing and toys destroyed. >> just complete shock. i have never seen a house in this type of condition ever. it's -- you can't even walk in here. you can smell the odor of the oil and it smells also like bleach is mixed in. there's glass everywhere. >> what were the intentions? a relative of the family tells us she suspects it might have been a hate crime against the eastern indian family of six that lives in that house. newark police on the other hand say they don't consider it a hate crime but they are investigating the break in. some closure for a child abuse victim who broke free from the shackles in a case that drew national attention. sacramento county has agreed to pay 4 million dollars to the inside if i had victim and sued child protective services. back in 2008 he used a trampoline to jump over a fence in tracie and who believe to a nearby gym where workers called 911. he later told a gir his captors shackled him and beat him with a

baseball bat. four adults were convicted in that case. now to a serious water warping for los altos residents. cal water says that traces of e.coli have been found in the water in the out el monte area of los altos. no one should drink tap water, instead cal water is urging people to boil that water for at least a minute before they use it to cook or drink. officials are keeping a close eye on the contamination and they are going to let residents know and we will tell you when the water is safe again. so far the problem is limited to the south el monte area. you are certainly going to feed to hydrate if you are in the bay area the next couple of days, going to be a hot one inland. >> not just today either this is a trend that we're watching. meteorologist kari hall joins us with more. >> it does start today and continues to go up with the heat peaking as we head into the middle of the week. we start out with mostly clear skies and a cool morning and it does quickly warm up as we go through at least midmorning early afternoon. we will still be breezy, especially along the coast and

as we head into the middle of the week, let's say wednesday, that's when we will have our hottest weather and then it starts to come back down in time for the weekend. highs today reaching 92 degrees in saratoga. pacifica 75 degrees and also in san francisco with highs in the upper 70s. a high of 90 degrees in napa, oakland tops out at 82 degrees. some low to mid 90s in the tri-valley. livermore today reaching 95 degrees. the temperature trend going up, more on that coming up in less than ten minutes. let's check in now with mike for traffic. the bay bridge behind me, the stack up right now, the metering lights just getting turned on here. look at your map, we haven't changed much of the colors from green over toward yellow just yet. just starting to see a build at the toll plaza. the rest of the bay no real surprises except for fremont southbound 680 jams up from auto mall parkway down toward mission south.

from orange to yellow, there are three vehicles trying to get over to the shoulder after there was a crash there. chp not yet on the scene. meanwhile, a live look at san jose. also showing you a smooth drive northbound. nice easy drive for the bay shore freeway. up next, dominating the polls. why donald trump is leading the pack despite recent backlash. tracie potts has the live report from washington coming up. big news expected from the boy scouts of america, the announcement they could make today about a ban on gay leaders next. beautiful golden gate bridge. sun coming up over the bay area. back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after the break. =laura/2shot= a couple of new

polls show donald trump is leang now to decision 2016. a couple of new polls show donald trump is leading the pack, even after he questioned john mccain's military record. >> a lot of this polling information coming after that fact. "today in the bay" tracie potts joins us live in washington, d.c. with details on how his numbers continue to rise. >> reporter: and also the reaction from the republican party. you will see it this shortly. but on "the today show" the head of the republican party says he is not so much concerned about trump running as a third party candidate, but that he does understand that the numbers, this bump in the polls that trump is seeing, taps into the frustration of americans with washington. cnn's new poll shows donald trump at the head of the pack with 18% support. that's up 6 points since his comments on john mccain and just

ahead of jeb bush. >> there's a movement going on. this this is more than me, this is a movement going on. people are tired of these incompetent politicians in washington that can't get anything done. >> reporter: in a pair of this new nbc polls trump has a 7 point lead over bush in new hampshire, in iowa he is a couple of points behind wisconsin governor scott walker. other candidates are fighting for attention. >> i want to reach out to new people. >> reporter: but the nbc polls also show trump's unfavorable ratings higher than any other candidate, a whopping 60% in iowa. hillary clinton's just a few points behind. later this morning clinton is talking climate change in iowa. >> i want more wind, more solar, for advanced bio fuels, more energy efficiency. future generations will look back and wonder what were we thinking. >> reporter: this this new video she's promising half a billion solar panels by the end of her first term and enough clean energy to power every home in

america within ten years. okay. back live. so as we look into those polls for iowa and new hampshire clinton still has a commanding lead in iowa. it's narrowing in new hampshire, though, where senator bernie sanders represents vermont, the state next door. >> so interesting to watch. thank you. tragic end to a brief life. nbc news confirms bobbi kristina brown, the only daughter of the late whitney houston is dead at the age of 22. her passing comes nearly six months after being found unconscious in a bathtub. when paramedics arrived at the found her boyfriend nick gordon performing cpr. according to family members brown struggled to cope after her mother's sudden passing. it was ruled an accident but heart disease and cocaine use were listed as contributing factors. the tra swrik similarity of events so close to the anniversary of whitney houston's death sparked questions. >>s it is bizarre that the same type of incident would happen involving a mother and a

daughter. >> bobbi kristina brown underwent treatment at two atlanta hospitals and a rehabilitation facility, but never regained consciousness. a hi rick decision expected later today by the boy scouts of america, the group could begin allowing gay leaders into its ranks. the group's executive board is considering a resolution seeking to overturn its long standing blanket ban on gay adult leaders. they are voting today. if approved that rule would still allow religious chartered boy scouts units to choose leaders whose beliefs are consistent with their own. two years ago the boy scouts council voted to allow gay youth to be members but not a kults. we could learn more about upgrades coming to u.s. airports. joe biden expected to make an announcement about the changes. newsweek reports this comes nine months after they announced proposals to upgrade the city's airports, especially new york city's airports.

5:45. happening today, big changes coming to palo alto train tracks. tonight residents are going to have the chance to hear what's in store. in an effort to boost safety the city and cal train will try to further limit access to the cal train corridor. it comes in response to the high rate of suicides, especially among teenagers. the project includes new cameras and higher fencing. crews are expected to do that work next mob, but tonight city and school officials will host a community meeting to discuss its plan. despite seeming mounting opposition a new waterfront arena for the golden state warriors is still moving forward. today is the last day to submit public comments. the warriors hope to build a state of the art arena in san francisco's mission bay. critics worry the arena will bring too much traffic to the area especially for a nearby hospital. overall support for the plan still high, but the team did recently push the timetable back and now expect to have a new facility by the start of the

2018 season. a pesky drought related problem you can probably taste and it is vexing people all along the delta this summer. the problem is salty water pushing inland from the bay. it's worse than ever right now because there's not enough river water flowing in the other direction to keep the salts, well, at bay. federal regulators recently granted a state request to temporarily weaken salt level standards. environmentalists are challenging that decision. it can be disast trous if pumped into california farms. meteorologist kari hall joins us with a look at our forecast starting out our workweek. enjoy the morning it's cooler at least. >> cooler now. more of a water evaporating with those temperatures heating up. especially in the delta. get ready for highs today to reach near 100 degrees and it gets even worse as we go into the middle of the week. let's take a look at these thighs comfortable temperatures this morning and look at the golden gate bridge, it is all clear to start out the day, but

the temperature at 57 eggs did, 64 in the north bay and in the south bay it's 59 degrees, peninsula reaching 84 degrees, a warmer day, and even in san francisco, 76 degrees, comfortable now, but it continues to go up as we go through the week. in the tri-valley look for a high today of 93 degrees. so some of the hot weather starting today and continues to go up through the week. here is one of the reasons why, we have a shift in the winds now coming from the northwest, it is calm now but starts to pick up as we go through the afternoon. wind speeds at 10 to 15 miles an hour along the bay it could be as high as 20 to 25 miles an hour. let me take you hour by hour in san jose. it will be in the upper 60s starting out at 9:00, lunchtime 79 degrees and then it jumps up to the upper 80s and then starts to come back down as more of a westerly wind kicks in. bay side outlook in san francisco tomorrow reaching 79 degrees and then shooting up to

84 degrees on wednesday, by the end of the week it starts to come back down. in the tri-valley livermore reaching 103 degrees on wednesday and i imagine seeing those puppies out there with the booties on because the pavement will be hot for the middle of the week. now let's send it to mike to see how the roads are flowing. through fremont there is an issue, 880 not so much. look at your map, we will show you 680 toward mission there is a crash just before you get there. we see fluctuation in speeds all the way down to mission between 50 and 55 miles an hour. chp still to arrive on scene of this vehicle crash causing more slowing approaching that area out of the sunol. we have the build for the sunol area as well off the sunol grade and in through pleasanton. typical pattern. the big focus is motion around 680. a a little brush tire highway 13 at thornhill. north bay no surprises for 101.

easy build. guys, back to you. it's 5:49 a new study reveals many mothers getting conflicting advice about how to take care of their kids. a survey of 1,000 new comes found 10% got inconsistent advice from doctors. more than a quarter got incorrect information about sleeping position. while most got breast-feeding information they say from the media. about 25% said media advice about vaccines contradicted doctor recommendations. san mateo still leaders are going to discuss a new ban further limiting what and where to light up. city council hoping to follow other sp county cities by including a ban on e-cigarettes and would also extend the ban to multi-unit dwellings along with parks and service areas like bus stops. no action is expected to be taken before next month. >> the rising popularity of e-cigarettes has health experts concerned right now.

they think the devices may erase the progress made in in reducing teen smoking. a new study looked at more than 2,000 high schoolers. a quarter said they tried e-cigarettes and almost 10% are current users. that is nearly double the number of teens who smoke traditional is cigarettes. a fight over san francisco's new legislation on soda heats up. the american beverage association is suing the city of san francisco. the beverage association claims the legislation requiring health warning labels on sugary beverages and banning soda ads on city property violates the first amendment. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved that sewed at that ordinance in june. a new report shows that car owners are paying billions of dollars in repair bills due to the nation's horrible and

deteriorating roads and the roughest ride right here in the bay area. a new report by transportation research group trip finds that more than a quarter of the nation's major urban roads are in rough shape. the cost of repairing the resulting broken axles, blown tires, battered shock absorbers is costing the average urban driver 516 bucks a year. the wost conditions in the country are in san francisco where 74% of the roads are damaged. police in nevado will crediting license plate readers with alerting them to two stolen cars this weekend. the devices scan plat numbers and match them with numbers in the database. the readers let officers know two cars parked in an apartment complex were reported stolen. it's not clear in in i arrests have been made in the case but the cars have since been recovered. they don't have to have to happen. police say all recent thefts

from vehicles in mo rflt aga happened because the cars aren't locked or garages left open. they are asking people to do the following, lock your car, even when you are in the driveway or in your garage. remove valuables from your car and don't leave your keys in the car. report suspicious persons and vehicles in your neighborhood and check your security camera system for any suspicious activity outside of your home or around your car. if you are not driving, maybe you are flying soon imagine showing up at the airport with no tick not even an id. instead you board the airplane with a simple touch of the finger or scan of your eyeball. it is already happening in the bay area. ask a airlines is doing a fir of its kind pilot program at monetta san jose airport. 200 regular flyers are taking part. it involves putting your finger to a screen and you are through. bio metrics is expected to become more common at airports in the coming years.

that new boarding system will be powered by clear, a company that is not yet having a clear path to profits. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage. scott, clear started as a way of getting through security lines quickly. >> it ran into real trouble when the tsa it did basically the same thing with tsa pre check meaning for frequent travelers clear was really not a clear choice anymore. the company which has been through bankruptcy once before is trying to expand beyond just security into things like sporting events. here you see season ticket holders at at&t park using their fingerprints instead of tickets to get in and now plane tickets as you just mentioned. other news, another cache of clinton e-mails will be released this week. you will remember secretary clinton used a personal e-mail server to send and receive government e-mails while secretary of state. the big question will be were any of those e-mails classified. that's one thing to use your personal account for business, quite another to send and receive classified information.

secretary clinton said on saturday, quote, i am confident i never sent or received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. the federal open market committee meets this week to discuss interest rates again. we still think they're looking at paul for the earliest rate hike. the first one came -- first one, rather, since 2006. chinese stock markets crunched overnight as the chinese group is not doing everything it can to prop up stocks. governments rpt really supposed to prop up stocks. the shanghai index fell 8.5% overnight. biggest lost since 2007. as long as nobody in america has money in the shanghai stock exchange, we care because of instability in china is not a good thing for anyone, it does look like our markets will trade lower this morning as well. as we move now to local weather conditions, get ready

for a hot week. we are in the middle of summer right though. >> i guess so. not quite the dog days, though, yet. when does that officially begin? >> not until maybe next month or the month after that. so now we deal with the heat in spurts. we see it coming for a couple of days and then it starts to back off. now today expect a high of 87 degrees in san jose, gilroy 95 coming off of a great garlic festival weekend. in burlingame 79 degrees today and 78 degrees on the embarcadero. napa 90 degrees, 94 wall net creek. san ramone expect a high of 89 degrees. more of that heat this week as it's starting to heat up on the roads. getting warmer as far as those temperatures on our speed sensors. oakland 880 not a problem. on the map we do have oranges and reds over at the bay bridge toll plaza and off of 580 west. also through the oakland hills highway 13 at thornhill there are reports of a small brush

fire. oakland fire says we got it. should be all right. we're going to rack to see if there is any follow-up. still following this as well south 680 down toward fremont that crash still over on the shoulder possibly blocking one lane at mission boulevard. 5:57. injured on the front lines, viscous flames send four firefighters to the hospital, we are following the latest on this fast moving wildfire burning this in plaster county this morning. more on the struggles to contain it next. plus an intent search underway for a missing eight-year-old girl, the desperate hunt to find her and what police need from you next. and a reminder the giants face off against the brewers tonight. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. coverage begins at 7:00. it's been nearly 14 hours -

since anyone saw this littlegir right now - a frantic search in santa cruz - f it's been nearly 14 hours since anyone saw this this little girl. right now a frantic search in santa cruz for the missing

eight-year-old. and four firefighters burned while battling a fire near lack tahoe. their conditions this morning. plus a bay area community told to boil their water before they use it. where cal water found races of e.coli. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a very good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we start with a developing store and a desperate search underway right now for a missing eight-year-old girl out of santa cruz. she vanished from her apartment complex yesterday and now authorities are doing whatever they can to try to find her. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in our san francisco newsroom with what we know so far. >> reporter: i mean, this is hour 14 now and these are rhetorical hours in the very beginning. it was nice outside yesterday, you have an eight-year-old girl playing this her apartment complex riding her scooting and just vanishes in the afternoon. take a look at her picture. this is eighye