francisco. east bay, 96. some still in the 90 gs but at least we're not talk 1g 00 degrees. i'll have more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. and right now mike is tracking the roads. but i'm glad to see everybody back down to double digits for that particular screen. over here this is triple digit 101 freeway. this is from 680 here. it's the one segment with the first burst of traffic. it's mostly affecting the off-ramp and spectators slowing. we also have a big jam for 84 out of livermore and heading toward 680. a crass involved amotorcycle. there's a build now. the rest of your day moves smoothly. we have your backup. and the metering lights are on.

>> thank you very muching meek. 6:00, details on two deadly shootings in less than 24 hours, both involving san jose officers. we're learning both are connected. >> today bob redell joining us live. they say two stem from a rekrejts homicide and torture. >> reporter: sam and laura, one of those police shootings taking place on the street behind me. yes, the san jose police believe the two they killed were involved in the homicide and torture of a man last thursday. it was last night at 7:00 police were tailing one of the suspects in the south part of the city because they had information he was armed and was about to kill a woman he was involved with because she knew about his involvement in thursday's homicide. there was a chase. once he realized he was being followed he crashed his car and

tried to run away but police shot and killed him when he reached for his waistband. a police spokesperson said they did not find a gun near the man. another man was shot. they believe he and last night's suspect were kiinvolved in the killing of a man on thursday, a crime that was partially captured by surveillance camera. >> i have to tell you i just came from the san jose police homicide unit where i watched part of a video that shows horrific encounter where three suspects are tear rying the victim that they eventually killed. >> san jose police are still looking for that third suspect involved in thursday's homicide. they are encouraging him to surrender. reporting live here in south san jose, bob redell "today in the bay."

>> thank you, bob. now an update. police identify the man they shot and killed as alan baker. investigators say he had two loaded handguns that he refused to drop forcing the officer to shoot. on saturday police were responding to reports of a suspicious activity at a motel 6 when they came across bake e. officers say baker was with this teenager, 19-year-old shaun brown who took off. he's been on the run since. he's a suspect in the fresno homicide. the family of a mother asho and killed is going to make a plea to find her killer. 33-year-old maria sosa was watching her children play in front of her home in bay view. a stray bullet struck and killed her. police have recently released this surveillance video of this incident. police believe the shatters were in that black truck. today sosa's father is going to speak to the media about her death in the hopes of

identifying her gunman. new cell phone video captured the terrifying moment. it happened yesterday outside a hindu shrine. one that is popular with tourists. at least 20 people are dead. nearly 150 others hurt. in the last few hours authorities leased the vary lance picture of a man wanted in the bomb blast. he's seen in the first image wearing a yellow shirt with backpack. later in one without a bag. there was also another explosion in bangkok this morning but officials do not know if it was related to the first. it happened at a ferry pier. police say the bomb was thrown from a bridge and blew up after it hit the river board. officials in indonesia say they found the flight and data

recorder. the plane went down a few days ago killing all people on board. the data recorders are in good shape and they hope it leads them to more on what led up the that crash. wildfires burning out of control. firefighters are doing something they haven't done in nearly a decade. they're calling in the military. there are nearly 100 wildfires burning. >> yeah. for those on the front lines it feels like a war zone. active-duty soldiers have not been deployed since 2006. they'll likely end up here. they'll backfill firefighters who need to rest and replace equipment. soldiers will only have three days of training so they won't do highly technical firefighting. mainly they'll check burn areas

and watch for hot spots. there are three major fires burning in california. 19 all together and close to 100 across the west. >> when we have a new start, especially with all these other fires going, cal fire reactings very aggressively while we launch over $2 million worth of equipment to just a single report of a fire anywhere in the state. >> with all those deployments the costs continue toed a up. california has spent $133 million since july 1st. the u.s. forest service is spend 1g $00 million a week and is on track to use up its entire bucket by next month and the peak wildfire season isn't even here yet but will be in the throes of it in september and october. sam and laura? >> man power really an issue. thanks, kris. if you live in north berkeley

and you see lots of firefighters in your neighborhood this week, don't panic. crews will be making rounds as part of a wild fire training session. it's all part of keeping the neighborhood safe and prepared during an emergency. crews will be trained in fighting it and doing roy they can. >> let's take a look at the weather. carr cari? the weather continueses to improve. we had a lot of records set on sunday and also a record set yesterday in mountain view with high of 85 degrees. but once again the weather continues to improve as we go through each day. it will still be warm. in san jose, a high of 91. mountain view, 81. the castro will be at 72.

and highs reaching into the mid 78 r 80s in the north bay. fremont, 88 degrees and 96 in livermore. at least we don't have 1 100-degree readings in the forecast. >> kids are going back to school. northbound 101 here boggs down. look at the map. we had a crash and in the back of it sounds like we had a can second crash. it's starting to recover. a little bit of relief for 101. 87 not really a problem right now. 880 moves smoothly. it's 84 westbound coming out of livermore because of a crash. we have activity where they come together. a mot motorcycle was taken off

injury. the metering lights are on. look at the north bay. eastbound 137 has one lane open, one lane closed. here's san rah fall for your southbound commute. back to you. >> thanks very much. a new addition to the civic center b.a.r.t. station is going to be unveiled. it's now complete bringing the total number of bark parking spaces to 2478. similar use a bike link charge of 3 cents per hour. >> they'll make your ride a little more vie brapt. according to the news, the program will preserve b.a.r.t.'s existing collection of 50 artworks and bring more art to the transit system. it includes possibilities of adding murals and others. >> you saw ladybugs.

aren't they considered good luck? >> they sure are, especially if they land on you. they could soon be getting a pay raise. plus, which is the most comfortable chair at the airport. that's been a study. take a seat. we're going to tell you the answer coming up. the next time you call uber for your lunch plans, it could be a one h way ride. it talks about the service to get you fast food. the ay g pilinexosi inan unono-

coming up on 6:13 on your tuesday morning, state regulators are considering a $2 million investigation to see if pg and e is doing enough still to keep us safe. the public utility commission is expected to consider that idea at next week's meeting. the plan would hire a consultant to look into pg&e's practices. it would be paid out of pg&e's cash and it following the blast that killed eight people and destroyed an entire neighborhood bay area city will look at raising the minimum wage. they're looking at drafting a model. they say it makes sense to have

a minimum sense to operate in multiple cities. they're looking at a minimum wage of around $15 which is slightly higher than most of its neighbors. also happening today lunch served to your door courtesy of uber. the ride sharing company is opening its doors launching a new on demand food service delivery in parts of san francisco but is uber buying off more than it can chew. >> stephanie chuang is going test drive this. they promise to deliver your lunch in ten minutes. >> that's the promise sam and laura. uber's trying to deliver services. it's called uber eats and it goes from 11:00 in the morning to the afternoon monday through friday. 's been rolled out in other cities. there are three steps here. you're supposed to check the menu and place the order and

pick it up curbside. the entrees we're talking about cloft $8 to $12. the star chef said he's looking forward to this. others say it is a little too much money for lunch. >> it is game-changer because it's great for the restaurants. you know, a lot of times things that are happening are take away from the restaurants. >> that kind of price for everyday lunch might be a little bit tough if i'm just going to eat it at my desk. >> take a look. this is where ooper eats is rolling out. just in parts of san francisco. there's a question, of course, of traffic. if yu've been in the area, you know how rough it can be. not everyone is going to see this. live here in our news room

stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> if it seems like this idea has been out there, the number has just exploded. >> it has everybody hungry. scott mcgrew? >> club hub, spoon rocket. montry. they prepare meals and you warm them up. muntri got $85 million. it launched a partnership with google music where i'm not kidding they'll suggest songs go with your meal. you chosen your fried chick and get the country playlist. it's all fun been through's a serious side. san francisco is full of luxury startups, the companies that park your car, do your dinner. when the economy turns, this will bedy nation will be the

first go. speaking of good starbucks is bringing wine and beer to northern california. no word on which stores. also this is big news. this fall pumpkin lattes are going have actual pumpkin in it, which is gross. walmart missed its numbers this morning. a couple of software engineers, they were flying out from the hack-a-thon. they got delayed by something like five hours and being software jeers they did a quality analysis of every singling one. here they are. rating each care for comforting style, look, access to power. the benches at sfo got the lowest at knellive points and

the wingback chair, if you fly out of sfo, you know what i mean, got the high evident nachlts you can find out more because that's what software jeers do when they're bored. >> at least they have big smiles and they're having fun. >> a guy can fall aslooep in the wing backed chairs. >> i guess they get the thumb's-up. chances are slightly higher after yesterday's shaking. it hit yesterday during that newscast. it happened to be the first day to school. what a way to go back. there were no reports of injuries. you see some of the surveillance video. check out these dogs. they kind of reacted to it. uc berkeley scientists say it could be a precursor of bigger

things to come. >> it's good to know when we have one like this, the chance of a bitds irone is higher. >> the last one on the hayward fault was 1868. 6:19. we're learning more than a half a dozen water mains actually ruptured. at least five happened in oakland. all of them were older cast iron pipes. the district says it serves as a reminder of what could happen if we get hit with a much larger quake. the district advises residents to keep a couple of days of watering your home just in case there's an emergency. now, a good resource for quake information. we have our live seismograph. it tracks any quakes within the last 24 hours.

they're kind of fascinating to look at. >> excellent resource. melting later today. let's work on that. >> i'm working on that because yesterday my son wanted to go out and ride his bike and as i was walking on the pavement it felt like my legs were on fire. was like, you know, it's too hot for this. let's go back inside. it will be better but still warm as we take a live look at san francisco. the clouds are back. even mist and drizzle in spots. it is 59 degrees in san francisco. north bay, 57. and 61 in the east bay. highs today reaching 92. the tri valley, 96. we've had northerly winds bringing in the snow that made it so hazy outside. also with the high pressure it's helped to warm up our

temperatures. as the high pressure continues to move to the east, we'll get more of an onshore flow and that means it will move the smoke eastward and we'll also get our morning clouds and more of a marine layer to help out with the cooling trend into the next couple of days. here's look at the trend for the try-valley it. 's been drizzling after hitting 106 degrees. by thursday we're in the mid-80s around we'll stay there. a look at that weekend forecast. looking at some temperatures that will be slightly above average for this time of year. definitely not talking highs over 100. measured change over the next couple of days and much more welcome news as we take look at this forecast. let's see how the roads are moving. >> i want to update you. nevada, eastbound, 37, counter

commute. harvard, one lane, two lanes blocked by debris. the westbound commute, it looks like a standard drive. here in the east. it builds a bit but not dramatic. it is 84 coming out of livermore and pleasanton. a drive were injuries taken to the hospital. there are cars on the shoulder. a lot of them going back. friday, a much better drive. also west 580 there is a crash possibly blocking that slow lane. the south recovers after a crash earlier. there you go. not a lot of slowing just yet. remember, san jose, couupertinoa lot of them. you're looking at san mateo bridge westbound starting to pick up volume. no delays on peninsula. back to you. >> coming up, changing on the way coming up to levi's stadium that you might like.

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happening today the fda will decide the fate of the pill some are calling the female viagra. it's called flibanserin. if approved, it would become the first medication to improve the women's libido. it's failed twice. many argue the effects aren't clear and there are a lot of side effects. they say it could be an important turning point. well, the fans spoke and the 49s listen. changes coming soon to levi's stadium. >> huge difference. the beer is a little cheaper. a little cheaper, but the plan to improve. the number one fan complaint is the traffic. the stadium say it's going to even crease the number of lanes. beer and water prices will drop.

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to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we start out with kari, good morning. >> we encounter fog as we head out the door, something we haven't seen. it's showing you there are changes. mist and drizzle happens now in the north bay and look at clouds just widespread but it will still be a hot day reaching 92 in the south bay. east bay, 86. and the north bay, 88 after the sunshine breaks out this afternoon. the trend continues to improve as we go through the week and as we get a look at what's happening on the roads. it looks like things are starting to get backed up in spots there. >> there's going to be a change over the next few weeks because as we receive, more school systems back online.

we had an earlier crash. that's bogging down some traffic and west we had a couple of issues. one leaves a disabled vehicle near the interchange and that's still what's jamming up traffic. now the rest of the bay moves pretty smoothly. a typical pattern there. now approaching the bay bridge we have another fender bender somewhere around. i'm tracking it. sounds like no lanes are blocked. the bay ridge toll plaza, the meteringing ligh inlights are o. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. at 6:31 new details on two deadly shootings in less than 24 hours both involving san jose police officers. the latest one happen last night and this morning we're learning

both are connected. >> bob, they say the two latest police shootings stem from a homicide that police say is horrific. >> correct. police say the man they shot and killed sunday night and the other man they shot and killed in this san jose nabt last night were both wanted in connection with the murder and torture of man that took place on thursday. lat night at around 7:00, police were tailing the second suspect. they tell us they had information he was armed and was about to kill his woman passenger because she knew about the involvement of last thurt's murder. they caught on. there was a chase. the suspect ended up crashing into a home on kirk haven court and then he tried to run away. >> the officers were chasing the suspect and the suspect reaches for the waistband area.

the officer fires his weapon and shoots and kills the suspect. >> reporter: they're looking for what police are characterizing as a horrific killing on london avenue. they're encouraging him to turn himself in. police have identified the man they shot and killed as lain baker. investigators say he had two loaded handguns he was refusing to drop forcing the officers to shoot. there was a report of suspicious activity outside a motel 6. baker was with this teenager 19-year-old shaun brown who took off and has been on the run ever since. brown is a suspect in fresno homicide. 6:33, the family of a mother

shot and killed in san francisco earlier this year is making a plea to find her killer. 33-year-old maria sosa was watching her children play in front of her bay view home in january when a stray bullet hit her. that man also was killed in the shooting. >> police recently released surveillance video of the incident. you see it here. they believe the shooters were in that black truck. today soo's father will speak to media in the hopes of identifying the gunman. we're learning more about two teenage boys killed in a freak accident at yosemite park last week. they were on the same water polo team. they were crushed when a tree branch fell on their tent friday morning. kim was going to be a sophomore at the orange county school of the art this year and lee was an incoming freshman. grief counselors are expected to be on hand when school starts for funtss who knew those boys.

last july you may recall three bank robbers took hostages and officers were involved in a chase. over 600 rounds were fired. the stockton police department says the criticism is tough to read but it commends the bravery officers show thad day. democrats expected to bring back a bill allowing terminally ill californians to end their lives. the bill may be moving forward after all. it was shelved last month after it lacked key support. they're not sure what changed but the judge is upholding the ban. he also ruled it's an issue for the legislature to decide, not

for the courts. a huge explosion all caught on a cell phone video really capturing the terrifying moment of a massive explosion in bangk bangkok, thailand. it happened yesterday outside of a hindu shrine popular with tourists. in the past few hours authorities released vary lance picture of a man wanted for questioning in the bomb blast. he's seen in the first image in a yellow shirt with backpack and then later without the back. there was nothing explosion this morning but they don't know if it was related to the further. police say a bomb was thrown from a bridge and it blew up as it hit the river bother. laura, officials have found

the plane that crashed. all 54 were killed. the data reporter is in good shape and they hope to find out what led up to that crash. this morning flames are tearing through a neighborhood and at least more. the number of homes is expected to rise. we have more from shchelan, washington, this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the fire has destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres alone. when the smoke clears all the firefighters across the west including california face dangerously exploding conditions. crews are tapping the military now for help. the the big problem today will be the triple threat. extreme drought conditions, hot temperatures and gusty winds.

we'll show you what firefighters are doing on the front lines. laura and sam, back to you. >> thanks very much. you can watch the full report coming up on the "today" show. in the meantime if you live near north berkeley and you see a lot of police and firefighters don't panic. crews will be making rounds as part of the wildfire season training seasssion. it's all part of a plan to keep them safe and prepared. crews will be practicing evacuation rounds and tactics and strategy throughout the week. rising temperatures certainly not helping the situation. we're seeing bit by bit now they're starting to climb or i should say starting to drop a k through the weekend. >> yes. we take a live look from mt. hamilton. we're above the clouds but a steady deck across the bay air there will clear out over the next couple of hours and still warm.

91 degrees. oakland, 76. and san ramon, today, reaching 90 degrees but no more of those highs over 100 degrees, at least not for now, looking good as we head into the weekend. i el talk about that in a few minutes. >> we'll start with our live cram here in free month. yucky. i check that because on a map i want to show you south of that camera shot right around mission boulevard we do have reports of a minor crash there. moving over to the shoulder this just happened. you might see a little additional slowing for a few. meanwhile the south bay here they continue their build. not so bad. a typical pattern. watch is that continue to come on line around the bay. over here westbound we have a little slowing. an earlier crash. it looks like it's cleared from the roadway. interchanges are right and then south of there, 680 and 84

toward where they meet and we'll look at san rafael. there's the bill for the north bay. back to you. >> thank you very much. they face felony hit and run charges and it was their own mother who tipped off police. they left a skateboarder severely injured earlier in the month. someone gave them an anonymous letter identifying the 16-year-old suspect. police then received a tip from the boy's own mother that her son might have been the driver. he's currently in her custody while he awaits his first court date. >> 6:40. prepare to see a lot of scooters. >> why, you ask? there's going to be a scooter ride and rally protest all the way to city hall. it's in protest to a policy of ticketed riders.

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6:44. the next stop for oscar pistorius, the digs of a relative at a mansion. now on friday he begins serving the rest of his sentence under house arrest. that will include a private gym and an outdoor swimming pool. prosecutors are still trying to overturn his original verdict and convict him of murder. he claimed he thought he was shooting an intruder. eyes up in the sky as the u.s. military is increasing its use of drones around the world. it plans to increase by 65%. they currently operate all drone

missions. this new plan would change that, assigning some combat and surveillance missions to be army and civil contractors. pentagon officials say they have been asking for more drone surveillance in places like iraq and syria as well as eastern ukraine and china. up today, jail examination is up for vote. they're scheduled to vote on plan to expand the county cense detention center. richmond leaders and many in the community are against the expansion chlg the supporters say it would provide treatment and programs for inmates. meantime a group of workers in contra costa county are asking them to cut their benefits. protesters plan to hold a meeting. they're urging them. the protest starts at 8:30 this morning in martinez.

6:4r5. they have find reached and agreement on wage and pension reform. they decided to postpone the final vote until next week. the police union approved a new deal with the city over the weekend. there's an overwhelming majority. the agreement includes raises and bonuses for officers as well as a replacement plan for the controversial measured b pension reform. the council is expected to give final approval on that deal next tuesday. >> now, this could be quite a catch for job seekers. the giant new fishing em pore yum is going to provide new jobs. you've probably seen it in san jose. it's going to be huge and they need a lot of workers today and tomorrow. they'll hold a job fair at the santa clara hilton near levi's stadium. jobs range from retailers to hourly workers. >> we found out who their new customers are going to be.

>> thought you were saying me. >> no. no fishing expeditions for you. right now, pail low alto taking a big step toward saving a mobile home park. mercury news has come up with a poll to allow them to pull money from a commercial housing fund. it would go toward purchasing and preserving. all told itted as up to nearly $40 million. sunnyvale is coming one plan. they want to put homeless shelters not far from central expressway. neighbors aren't excited about the idea. several hundred packed into a community meeting last night to voice their concerns. many of them say they support the cause but the proposed location is all wrong. >> three there's no public restrooms for at least over i want to say a mile and a half. probably at the train station is

the closest public restroom. there's nowhere to get food. >> it's close to a centrally located area. the lot is large enough it will accommodate a large structure enough to hold 100 people. >> the city and the santa clara county board of supervisors will look at whether to do it. it could, if approved, be up and running. >> now your phone, sprint the latest to say no more contracts. >> there you go. scott mcgrew. it really changes the way people are going to get theirs. under the new plan you buy it outright or rent it like you do cable. you do that till you don't have

cable. you get a new iphone when you release yours. at&t is now the only major cell phone service provider that offers a two-year contract going forward. the commerce department made a move that will keep the governance of the internet under it. there had been a proposal by the obama administration to move the way it's been handle by the controlled group. sign of the times, the u.s. air force based in the middle east has started a new outreach program with airmen called lose tweets, lose fleets to remind them not to post on twitter and other social networks. and a new tool from google. type in your address and ill will tell you how much power you can get from solar panels. all the things you need to know and the tool bar would show you how much money you have to spend

and save depending on how you finance those panels. it's expected to jump by a third this year and they're already all over the place. >> oh, yeah, definitely in the area. >> thank you very much. it's 6:50 right now. the drought taking a toll on it. >> you're talking about anderson reservoir which is closed to all boats because of low water levels. that reservoir is the largest in santa clara county. that closure takes effect and will be in effect indefinitely. >> and a lot of people have been looking for a place to take a cool dip. are we going to see a downward trend. >> yes, but it will still be warm in spots where we've had highs over 100 degrees. 's coming down a little bit each day and that trend continues as we go into this afternoon too. now as we take a live look from at&t park toward san francisco, you see the clouds back this

morning. is also mist and drizzle. foggy spots also as you he out the door and it's 62 degrees now in livermore. sunnydale, 61. napa, 67. and here, 57. we had a shift in the winds yesterday at this time. the wind arrows were coming in from the north. today from a southwesterly direction and it's also bringing back the marine layer, the low clouds and the winds are coming in. as the wind picks up the next couple of days the winds will be improving. now the high pressure is moving to the east and it's not bringing in the smoke from those wildfires. so don't expect the poor air

quality and into the rest of the week the smoke continues to move to the east and our cooling trend continues. a look at it. 90 degrees for it today. look what happens toward the middle of the week. how about the 80s which will be slightly by low average. let's see how roads are moving with mike. >> moving a little slower right now. this is the san mateo bridge. actually for a couple of seconds we almost stops. now moving again toward peninsula through some of that lower cloud cover but not a problem for visibility. we bring you down orange. it's all these fine folks on 880. your typical pattern. more slowing for south 680 but nothing dramatic. we still have a disabled vehicle causing a distraction.

a smoother drive. that fremont crash and we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are still on, of course. >> thank you very much. coming up, from on demand rides to on demand lunch courtesy of uber. yet another deadly shooting involving police in san jose. and police say much of the recent violence is all connected. a eco dely fic-inlveshtinin 24 n

a second deadly officer-involved shooting in a 24-hour span and they say both incidents are connected. bob rendell with the new details. >> reporter: sam, within the last 36 hours police have shot and killed two men. officers shot the man after a chase after they said he'd reached for his waist barnd, though they had information he was armed, officers did not find a gun near or on him. police believe both men were connected to the torture and murder of a man thursday near the post office. officers have seen the surveillance video of the crime and see a third suspect. they've asked that man to surrender. bob redell with "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 6:56. kris sanchez joins us on nearly

100 wildfires burning up and down the west coast and the deployment of active-duty military. >> it's the first since 20ub 6 for a fire fight. the 200 soldiers out of tacoma will likely end up in california backfilling if firefighters so they can rest and repair ee equipment and replace seasonal firefighters who have to head back to college. they'll check burn areas for hot spots as the national guard already does now. there are three major wildfires here in california as you know. as you said, 100 in the west and all of those deployments are adding up. california spent $133 million since july 1st. the u.s. forest service is spenldsing nearly that each week and is on track to use up its entire budget by next month. in the meantime if you live in north murphy and see a lot of police or firefighters in your neighborhood this week don't panic.

wi . i'm stephanie chuang in our san francisco newsroom with how uber is promising to get you lunch within the next ten minutes or less. it's already in play. but uber is rolling it out in san francisco today. it's only in the financial district. as a test run first. you check the menu, place the order and pick it up curbside. they'll have a bike fleet where the cars are not allowed. uber says it's waving that fee. in our san francisco newsroom stephanie chuang. >> the options look delicious. but does anyone not think it's a good idea to order food on a hot day? >> it's going to be hot.

we feel pretty good about that. >> at least it will feel better in san francisco. you have the deal with some 80s. how about 72 degrees today. and in other areas, inland areas, it will continue to warm up. 92 in gilroy. redwood city, 86 degrees. 95 in concorde. so we still have some hot temperatures today but at least it won't be 106. >> it's a good day for a salad. >> it's not so bad because schools are coming back on line. we're looking at west 84. an earlier crash caused a distraction and that's cleared to the shoulder. a plant drive. san francisco's back on line. san jose last week. cupertino. let me give you a live look at palo alto where it slows through embarcadero and that will continue to build for the morning. high school students started yesterday and the elementary

school k through 8 starting today. >> a lot of them starting today. get in there. hit the books. study hard. >> we'll see you in 25 minutes with another live news update. good morning. calling in the troops. the military activated for the first time in nearly a decade to battle dozens of wildfires burning out west. as the east braces for yet another day of crushing heat. sordid tradition. opening statements at the trial of a former student at a prestigious school charged with raping a 15-year-old class mate. the case opening up a decades over controversy. >> a tiger escapes in a photo shoot, and the weed wacker used