the worst possible ending to a search for a missing santa cruz girl-- as police and the worst possible ending to a search for a missing santa cruz girl as police and the fbi now begin a death investigation. and will he be spared his life or not? the man just convicted of killing a vallejo police officer now looking at a mistrial. right before the penalty phase. and today it will be all about this heat as temperatures soar into the triple digits in some arts of the bay area. w>> i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. thanks for joining us. o this morning. first let's check that forecast with this meteorologist kari

hall. >> you will need to bring extra bottles of water to try to stay cool today. right now it's in the upper 50s to lower 60s. we're already starting out with mild temperatures and this is where we're headed today, in the north bay reaching 97 degrees, 84 degrees in san francisco and also in the east bay into the upper 80s. right now once again you can see jy9u(ásq) than yesterday at thi time and we could be hitting those triple digits in the tri-valley. i will have more on that and what to expect the rest of the week, it's coming up in the microclimate forecast. a great morning right now, for example, at the san mateo bridge. let's take this full to screen, folks, there you see, my trodness, it vanished -- well, /anim=look at the map. it's sticking around and no problems on 92 there. you see the green all around the bay. we will give you a heads up, there is again a game at t and t park, again with the brewers, hopefully again we have a mice win at the end. a smooth drive into the city via

a golden gate bridge as well. aslittle construction on the is it i side, guys. say we do begin with a odyeloping story. a tragic end to a devastating story, police say they are cruz ent they body the body of atchi-year-old madyson middleton, a girl authorities desperately searched for for ryre than 24 hours. re santa cruz police and the fbi say it they found a body connecng her description it in a dumpster behind a shed at the tannery arts center where paddy lived. a teenage boy is behind bars in ral yetion with his death. saat bors say that the teen lived with his mother at the complex for several years. >> i've known him for a long time. he was a nice kid. he was very well spoken for his age. he was just4kátáájjñ a nice guy. so it's very unfortunate circumstance to say the least. >> police say at this time they are not looking for any other suspects and we are going to ext inue toel follow the very latest on this story throughout the morning.

"today in the bay" stephanie chuang is going to have a live report for us coming up if the neck half hour. happening today, the man accused of shooting and killing montman on san francisco's pier 14 is expected to return to or ant wi juan francisco lopez-sanchez allp6&y shot kate steinle earlier this this month. ail hez is an undocumented rymigrant with a criminal past who had been deported several times. he had just been released from san francisco county jail in april. a judge is expected to set a date for preliminary hearing today. a solano county judge urdected to declare a mistrial thethe murder of a vallejo police officer. this just days after a jury convicted the suspect of murder for the shooting death of jim erwaot. two of the swrirs need to leave decide ie going on vacation, the e probleving out of state. the penalty phase of henry smith is already underway and the jury must decide if smith should get the death penalty. the problem is the court has no

ryrality matt jurors, they were removed for various reasons, including medical problems. if the judge declares a mistrial will penalty tase a new jury would have to be seated and the oldilty phase would have to start all over again. san francisco police will be body g about the use of body cameras today. the department is holding a meeting to discuss a policy for the cams ras. there has been more attention on =sam/se of body cameras. dev jose's police department just launched its own body camera pilot program. the trfollow-up on a devastating string of even suicides on cal train tracks. -- whiain is joining the city of palo alto to replace four miles of fencing on those tracks with an taller fences. they are also testing heat seeking cameras which would give officials an alert when someone is on the tracks. wanarly warning would give erinonders time to stop a train or get someone out of haof harm way. >> i wanted to address the fact

that like saving one life is actually saving potentially hundreds of lives and at least hundreds of people from suffering further. nt some people argue the city should be spending money on mental health treatment rather speciaore fencing to prevent suicides. crews will start replacing that fence next month. firefighters in vallejo are paying special tribute to a ghteen come rad more hand 30 years after his death. - wavallejo fire department will kilnch the robin mackby tire fighter program today. ol sas a firefighter who spent time tutoring kids at the local cays and girls club. s ho in 1980. the program will serve vallejo high school students through mentoring and career development. temperatures have risen this charrebut firefighters are making progress on a destructive fire near lake tahoe. it has already charred 1,700 acres now crews have the lowell

fire about 20% contained. during the struggle to fight the flames four firefighters were burned in the process, one of whom still in the hospital. the fire is burning west of g ta. with y 2000 structures do remain threatened. more details on the serious fire tight that's going on -- as the state. if you add up all the active fires this this morning cal tran is fighting, 2000 total acres of flame. thousands of firefighters are on iforfront lines trying to keep ane flames from spreading. two of the biggest threats are fires currently burning in northern california. knowing this is such a dangerous time of year you cringe with the fact that the temperatures are just going to continue to go up. >> it is july and a it's summer and it's going to feel like it i think this week, right, kari? >> yes, it will. we had warm weather yesterday, it gets even wampler today as we

start out with low 60s in the tri-valley right now and then as you head to the north bay a nice cool 53 degrees and then 55 degrees now in santa cruz. the winds are coming out of a more northerly direction and it starts out as" then gets a little bit more breezy today, but not a nice on-shore flow like we expect and that will help bring those temperatures back down. so today's high in san jose reaching 94 degrees, in pacifica 75 degrees and then in san francisco we will even see mid 80s there today. in the north bay 97 degrees, in napa as well as novato, swaul nut creek 103 and livermore reaching 102 degrees. sizzling temperatures in some spots. you want to be careful, try to stay cool and also make sure you take care of those pets as you head out today. i think things are looking nice and hot here, but not so much on

the roads. great news this morning, mike? it's not to bad. a variety of 100s, anything is better than that. over in dublin it's going to be very hot today. right now things are moving pretty well. at the speed limit for 580. not a problem. the volume, yes, it is there out of the altamonte pass. you can't get away from that.vz we will look at the map and it's not escaping the speed limit through livermore where the camera was with the arrow coming out of the altamonte. speeds coming down in toward the upper 50s already this morning. a smooth drive around the rest of the bay approaching the city, no problems for the golden gate bridge or bay bridge. althsouth bay to problems. the north bay easy view of san rafael, no problem. too easy for 101 down to the golden gate bridge. back to you. spreau don't want more of a of water do you? >> no. governor brown's pet project rom thead the wealth of water is sacting a new look this week. it's a proposed water tunnel project that would send fresh water from the sacramento river

thosouthern california. state engineers modified the plans a while back and today in sacramento they are holding a public meeting to provide an thdate on what no plans entail. a fight to save local trees proteting viral and even ds of g out of the state attention. theirners in the oakland hills gathered earlier this month to eootest the planned cutting of thousands of nonnative trees. they are now taking that fight online. about 53,000 people already signed the petition demanding oakland abandon the plan. idenvast majority of people who signed are from out of state. the city says thinning the trees changereduce fire danger. res events did say killing healthy trees would increase the risk. at 4:39 it's a big change, a generational change coming to the boy scouts of america lifting a decades old ban on having gay leaders. why everyone is not happy with that change. ople trapped in their homes at the mercy of bees. the flying insects invading one

town. a live look outside right now where the heat is invading large parts of the bay area. that is fremont right there. mike just showed you that camera. traffic ticking along this morning. we also have live looks in san francisco at the bay bridge, glimmering on the water there and a quick peek out in san jose as well, as you get ready to start off your tuesday morning as kari said it's going to be a o hot one. we will have much more on that and your local news right after this.

a very good tuesday morning to you. here is a live look outside. look at the bay bridge there from the distance. lights glistening. enjoy the cool. the heat is coming. federal officials are meeting in in washington, d.c. this morning to pinpoint exactly why an experimental rock ship broke apart high above the know halfy desert last year. virgin glak tick space ship 2 was on a test flight when it disintegrated ten miles above the ground. the ntsb said video taken appears to so he the co-pilot

prematurely unlocking the movable tail. the co-pilot who grew up in scott's valley died in the crash. the pilot was seriously hurt but survived. virgin glak tick is building and testing a new version in hopes of one day taking tourists to the edge of space. >> caltrans is reportedly on the hook for part of a six is-figure fine interest a construction accident last winter. it happened on january on highway 101 bypass project in which willij[ç let's. three working were injured after a 150 foot section gave way. according to the press democrat cal on or about is that said caltrans and two contractors committed serious worker safety violations. all are being ordered to pay a $165,000 fine. >> if you like to work out and own a nike fuel band, if so you are in for a refund. it's part of a class action settlement both nike and fuel band agreed to, they will either give owners a $15 check or $25 gift card. the lawsuit against both nike and apple allege they made false

claims about the trackers ability to track steps, calories and nike newell points. anyone in the u.s. who bought a fuel band between january 2012 and this past june is eligible for that refound. a massive recall that have have dog owners checking their pan trees. nature's variety is voluntarily pulling its instinct raw chicken formula for dogs off store shelves. it might be contaminated with salmonella. it is food with a best by april 27, 2016. they are issuing full refunds for those who purchased the food. killer robots on the minds of some of the biggest tech leaders right now. elon musk and steven hawking are joining some of the world's top artificial intelligence researchers to call for a ban on robotic weapons. the open letter urges united

nations to ban killer robots along with pre programmed drones. ebay shoppers are going to be waiting by the mailbox a little longer. ebay just announced it is dropping same day delivery. >> for more on that let's turn to morgan brennan live as cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. due tours pointing to a higher open as the markets look to snap a five-day losing streak, stocks fell monday after china's market suffered its biggest one day decline since 2007 sparking worries about the world's second largest economy. oil rises continue to fall as well, who those are trading in the u.s. around $47 a barrel and we are getting date at that on home prices and consumer confidence also already starting to get earnings before the bell from ford, pfizer, meshing and ups. the dow falling 127 points to 17,440, the nasdaq down 48 points to 50.39.

mean while volkswagen outselling in globa) sells is. gm which held the sales crown for decades before being unseated by toyota if in 2008 reports figures on urs this. ebay is ending its one hour delivery program called ebay now. the pilot service launched in san francisco in 2012 and exp d expanded to the rest of the bay area. cure years used cars and bikes to deliver items from stores such as best buy and macey's and ebay was competing in a crowded field, you have rivals such as amazon and google also testing same day delivery, but as you mentioned before, you are going to have to wait a little longer by those mailboxes now because ebay is no longer to go it. >> or go get it yourself i suppose. >> instead of one hour, one kay. it just feels like back from another era. thank you very much, morgan. very big news this morning for an organization that has been part of the fabric of america for more than a century.

the boy scouts of america voted to list the national ban on openly gay leaders. many people pushed for that change. in 2013 the national petition trove the boy scouts of america to lift the ban on gay youth. now that leaders are accepted one assistant scout master says he's thrilled. >> i know a lot of people who haven't wanted to be with boy scouts because of this policy. >> but not everyone is thrilled with those changes. the mormon church angered with the decision and released this statement, quote, the admission of openly gay leaders is inconsistent with the doctrines of the church and what have traditionally been the values of the boy scouts of america. controversy on the latest cover of new york magazine. it features 35 women who accused comedian bill cosby of rape. they sit side-by-side in four rows in what the magazine called an unwelcomed sr sister hood.

the 36th seat is left empty. they say it is for victims unable to come forward. cosby denies any wrongdoing. at 4:48 right now let's get this day started off the right way. >> it's going to be hot out there today, kari. >> it starts out right, it's still comfortable but doesn't end that way as we go into the afternoon. it is going to be so uncomfortable today and we are going to have this for a few days across the bay area. some sizzling temperatures but now as you'd out it's could nice and cool, how about 58 degree in the north bay, 53 degrees in san francisco, 63 degrees in the east bay. highs in the east bay 87 degrees, 84 in the city and the north bay 97 degrees. 98 degrees for the south bay and the tri-valley makes it into the triple digits as it continues to get hot today and tomorrow and we will still have some very hot weather on thursday before it starts to come back down in time

for the weekend. looking at the forecast, pretty calm and even as we go into the day here is lunchtime, winds coming in from the north at about 10 miles an hour and picking up to about 10 to 15 today but not really a strong on-shore flow. so as we go hour by hour in san francisco it starts out at 59 degrees at 7:00 and by 1:00 we are at 80 degrees, so it jumps up fairly quickly, and it even gets into the mid '80s, especially on the embarcadero and the eastern parts of the city and then dropping back into the lower 70s. not much fog on the bay, but the eastern parts -- or rather the western parts of the city still has a little bit of fog. let's say around ocean beach, you are still seeing the low clouds and fog today and that keeps those temperatures down, but elsewhere not a lot of clouds or fog and the temperatures rise fairly quickly. in the south bay the next three days we will have temperatures topping out in the triple digits

and also in the mid 80s as well. in the east bay expect highs in the mid 80s today and then by friday it's in the mid 70s. laura. it will be the bees knees. not this next story. new mexico neighborhood living in fear this morning as bees terrorize residents. the insects are stinging everyone in sight and people think they know the source of the attacks. some neighbors say they are trapped inside their homes because of the swarm coming from a backyard.o &u the bee keeper says he has been ordered to remove his hives and says he has, but evidence suggests otherwise. the latest victim is a photo journalist shooting this this story. ache a look. >> i got stung shooting your story. >> so where are all lease bees coming from? >> oh, god. i had he is bees. now any. >> you have a ton of them swarming you right now. >> then why are you swearing

that suit? neighbors hope the bee keeper will remove all the bees by the end of the week. >> pay no attention to the hat >> pay no attention to the hat things that are flying around my head, it's not bees. >> he's going to give everybody a swrar of honey. nothing sweet about that. well, boston pulling out of the running now for the 2024 olympics. what does that mean for the city by the bay? could san francisco bring back momentum to bring the olympics to the bay area? no problem, first chance and second chance over here in palo alto. a lot of chances for a smooth drive. we will show you what's going on in the south bay coming up. welcome back, time is ... (adlib)

welcome back. taking a live look outside. boy, temperatures are really going to creep up today. 103 for a high we understand in walnut creek. we will check the forecast in this moments. this is a first for the national football league, a woman will walk the sidelines this summer as a coach. arizona cardinals hired jen welter as the training camp interim coach. she played women's pro football for 14 years then with when in

the indoor football league. she helped coach that same indoor team before being hired by the cardinals. the san antonio spurs also have a women's coach. now that boston is backing out of its 2024 bid is san francisco back in the running? insiders say they are skeptical. boston withdrew after the mayor feared big costs. there is speculation in san francisco and l.a. might step iñ and grab the u.s. olympic committee bid. some believe l.a. could easily regain that momentum. as for san francisco? a bay area bid committee sources tell nbc bay area that that ship has sailed and putting together a winnable bid is impossible at this point. here is the official statement from the mayor's office. we have not been contacted from the usoc and mayor lee is t affordable agenda for san

francisco. >>. maybe a trip on the ferry to cool you off. let's check the morning commute with mike. >> ferry is a beautiful commute into and out of san francisco. right now no delays for that system. i want you to take you to this shot. there is a sign across the street so i zoomed in. across on the southbound side of 101 just about 680 i was worried about construction signs and it says san francisco tamale fest this weekend. there's your warning there. here oakland we will end with this shot and smooth drive, easy drive 880 south of the coliseum, guys. tears and many questions surrounding the apparent death of an eight-year-old girl in santa cruz. investigators arrested a teenager last night and now they begin the process of figuring out what role he might have played in that tragedy. found the body - of a missing

heart breaking news for a community in santa cruz. police say they think they have found the body of a missing girl. plus a potential problem in the trial against a man who killed a vallejo cop recently convicted. it could lead to a mistrial in the penalty phase as early as today. hot weather today with highs reaching the triple digits in the tri-valley. more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. and a smooth drive across the bay bridge, very pleasant view of these lights but you will find brake lights in fremont, the new crash, we will bring you those details. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a good tuesday morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. this is certainly not the way anyone wanted this to end, the search for a missing girl in santa cruz is over. police say a body was found in a dumpster appears to belong to eight-year-old madyson middleton. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us now live