schools to cut classes short. >> we'll have multiple reports on the temperatures. kris sanchez in saratoga, where the high temperatures are proving too much for a school district. and then kari hall. >> yeah, it will be hot in most spots just like yesterday, sizzling temperatures and unbearable heat. we do have a heat advisory for all of the bay area. temperatures from 90s to 106. heat-related temperatures will be possible. if you feel light-headed or stop sweating, or you don't feel right, drink plenty of fluids throughout the day. the north bay is 63 degrees. it's cool. 63 degrees in the east bay. look at these 90s and 100 degrees all across the bay. it continues for the next few

days. >> we'll be watching this closely, thank you. as we mentioned before, as we take a live view out us of san jose, there's a south bay school district not taking any chances. many classrooms don't have air conditioning that means the kid, going to get out before the triple digit temperatures set in. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez is there. >> reporter: sam, i know you have snow days, and you have families laura, where there are foggy days. there it is up in the marquee, i will flash by in just a moment. heat advisory means two minimum days here at the campbell union school district. that means 8,000 south bay kids will get out of school early. not only today, also tomorrow, but possibly on friday as well. that means they'll get out at 11:30 in this district. since the heat cranked up,

teachers were reporting to administration that students were reporting feeling dizzy and sick to their stomachs. one of the district's superintendents told us more than half of the students have no air conditioning so there's no safe way to keep the kids cool. while some parents have criticized the decision, they say they use the opportunity to keep kids safe in the heat. the kids themselves, they're not complaining. well, as school, the football team is preparing for their big home opener, of course, every minute matters when we're talking about high school football. their practice is not cancelled. though, their coaches are moving it indoors in the gym to get them out of the blazing outdoor sun. again, the early release is for campbell union high school district. though, the advice is the same no matter where your kids go to school all around the bay area.

make sure they have enough water. make sure that they drink that water and that they stay out of the sun as much as possible. in saratoga, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." for the second day in a row, alma park is closed for the day. and cooling centers open across the bay area. here's a look at the list. some in the east bay and some in south bay. a reminder, most community centers or libraries open their doors to everyone as a place to beat the heat. to find a location close to you head to our website nbcbayarea.com. a lot of people may be walking the malls today as well. i'm going to check back in with kris and kari, you can download

the nbc bay area app. it was five years ago that a massive explosion and fire leveled a san bruno neighborhood killing eight people and destroying homes. >> "today in the bay's" stephan stephan stephanie chuang is live to see how far the community has come. >> reporter: that's right, for a remembrance there, but before that, here at city hall, the mayor talking about what's happened in the last five years in terms of improvement and safety. the memories are still fresh for so many. a huge fireball after a high pressure pg&e gas line ruptured. pg&e made a move to get federal charges dismissed. the utility is nation up to $1.2 billion accused of safety violations and obstruction of justice.

the mayor and other city leaders will continue to fight for more pipeline safety increases. >> it's a collaboration with the utility and regulator, a lot of it in confrontation, and that's a really unfortunate thing, because we all relieny eon our regulators and utilities to take of us. >> reporter: in terms of those criminal charges, a judge will consider that two weeks from now and again in a month. the jury trial is expected to start next march. they've already fined pg&e $1.6 billion. on that note, they want to make sure that they do not benefit from that fine. investigators hope that an autopsy is going to help them figure out what killed a man that disappeared while camping with his wife at angel lake. searchers found him overnight.

he was searched for nearly 36 hours before they finally located him. investigators do not believe that foul play was involved. new this morning, police tell people to be on high alert after they say a man tried to kidnap a girl in fairfield. the girl was walking east taylor avenue about 6:00 in the morning. that's when police say the man tried to grab her and pull her towards a creek. the girl struggled, got free and escaped. the attacker ran away. and a hearing is scheduled for today for chow and between co-defendants. those accused of running a crime organization. they say charges ranging from money laundering from drugs to weapons trafficking. one attorney in the case says he expects a flock of emotion in

the courtroom when chow's co-defendants likely ask to have their cases heard separately. and several published reports say oakland paid the driver of the other car involved in the accident $15,000. a driver also received $11,000 for vehicle repairs. this was cell phone video taken right after the crash that happened in june present she was driving a city-owned car when she collided. and a wild scene, not on the strip, but on the tarmac. passengers had to scramble for safety as their british airways flight caught fire. this morning, we're getting new information. the ntsb just announced they're sending three investigators to mccarron international. look at that, a british airways jet taxiing on the runway about to take off for london. the boeing 777 never got

airborne after it caught fire. emergency slides were activated to get all 159 passengers and 13 crew members out. >> there was a lady with a very young baby not too far from us, she was brave taking her baby off the flight really quickly. pretty much, everyone was trying to help her. >> despite all of the drama marx amazingly, 14 passengers suffered a minor injury. >> all right. certainly hot in vegas this time of year. it's very hot this time of year in the bay area. >> yeah, it's all about the same. if you have asthma, if you're going to be outside, you want to try to limit the time outdoors during the hottest hours of the day. the ozone levels will be unhealthy, especially in the north bay, east bay and south bay. the peninsula approaching those unhealthy levels. that will likely continue all week. officialing urge you to carpool

or use public transportation. look at this 103 in los gatos, pacifica, 87. the marina at 83. interior parts of san francisco, mid-90s. napa, 96 degrees. oakland, 97 in danville reaching 103 degrees. once again, this heat is not letting up, at least for the work week. this weekend will replace the sizzling temperatures with more of a sweltering heat. i'll talk more about that and what to expect. let's see you how the morning commute is rolling with mike. >> we're actually calming down that's good news for wednesday. we did have the bay bridge metering lights on and a crash cleared quickly to the shoulder. and westbound 880, part of that major commute there, better news sore sonora, it's jammed and heading down highway 84, it's

clear. no flashing lights. as we take a look at the live camera, we did see flashing lights, mild recovery efforts there. and we should have all lanes open heading southbound in fremont and the south bay standard slow. back to you. >> thank you very much. b.a.r.t. trains back up and running this morning after a man was actually found dead underneath the train last night. happened at the 12th street oakland center street station last night. causing massive delays. how the man got stuck on the track is still a mystery. but police say they do not expect foul play. a major announcement from macy's. the the department store giant is soon going to close dozens of stores across the country. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live in san francisco, taking the best educated guess at what apple will be unveiling coming up on a live report.

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wait is almost over. after weeks of speculation - in just a few hours - we will know what apple's next big thing happening today, the wait is almost over, after weeks of speculation in just a few hours,

we know or will know what apple's big announcement is. >> the big unveiling, scott mcgrew may know what is affecting the stock. live in the auditorium in san francisco, bob, apple upgrading its products. >> reporter: well, you've got a 7,000-seat venue here where they're making the announcement. and you compare that to a place where apple has 750 seats. is that anything? we'll let scott mcgrew handle that. but our best guess, as far as what the company is revealing later today. those who cover apple believe the tech giant will announce the newer iphone 6, or 6s.

if you have an iwatch, you know what i'm talking about. a 12 megapixel camera that can shoot 4k. apple tv will see an upgrade with the possibility of siri talking to the tv. >> kind of a wildcard, the ipad pro, kind of a big screen ipad meant for business owners. we're not sure if it happens this week but certainly a good chance. >> reporter: back out here live outside the bill graham auditorium, you see the billing is special event. that special event, invite only, four hours from now. if you want a hint what siri will say. siri can you give he a hint. >> okay. >> reporter: that's not what i said. let's try again. siri, can you give me a hint? >> okay.

here it is. 0001111, 0001111. >> reporter: okay, my binary code is a little off. my machine language code is attempting -- he's still going. someone can probably figure this out. you probably know what this means, take a look. yeah negotiatio yeah, go. >> good try. good try. >> all of these people, thank you, bob, trying to figure out what's going on with apple and apple's stock which is almost fated to fall today. >> scott mcgrew with the news. >> very common, we do expect apple shares to fall as the announcement takes place today. nothing personal, just historically one of those things that happened because so much what we're going to hear about today is incremental, a newer color for the iphone.

analysts will be much more interested in sales statistics. that will be the first part of the announcement some that steve jobs started and tim cook still does. ben carson was in the silicon valley. the political columnist points out, dr. carson says silicone valley, silicon, we make polymers out of there. to be fair, dr. carson is not the only person who mispronounces that. congressman mike condit who is from here. we're talking about the stock market as well, we're looking at big jumps on what is this, wednesday. and we're looking for better stuff today. the ceo of united airlines is

out this morning after a probe into favoritism. united supposedly started a route between newark and columbia, south carolina, because an official with the new york port authority had a summer home in south carolina and wanted a direct flight. united means a lot to the local economy. it's san mateo county's largest employer. five times bigger than electronic arts. a lot of people in san mateo county this morning are having a look. >> we can cut dr. carson a break. it's not like he's a neurosurgeon. >> yeah, richt. >> or a rocket scientist. 6:18 right now. i department store anchor of several bay area malls could be shutting its doors in just a few months. >> macy's announced it's going to close 40 underperforming stores across the country. the department chain said some

employees who work at those stores may be offered positions at nearby locations. workers will be offered severance pack amounts. no word on which locations are actually going to be closed. there are more than 20 macy's department stores in the bay area. you might want to head to the mall today because that will be a cool thought. air conditioning is free. it's go to be hot across the bay. >> my son likes to go to the library. that's where we go during the hottest hours. >> yeah. >> running around, taking books off the shelves, all that stuff. i think it will be one of those days. it will be sizzling once again. and we're taking a look at a clear sunrise in san francisco, at the bay bridge. absolutely gorgeous shot. all of the people rolling across the bay bridge get a view of that beautiful sunrise. and all of that sun will be heating things up. 65 degrees in livermore and hayward. 64 in concord. not much of a wind just yet. into the afternoon, we've had

not much of an onshore flow. that's the reason why temperatures have been building up. and today, more of the northwesterly wind, it does turn onshore by evening but not really that strong. by then, temperatures will be really hot and highs today in the 90s and even up to 100 degrees. if you're heading to the beach, we will still have hot weather there with the wind blowing in from the north. and pacifica at 87 degrees. half moon bay, 89 degrees. at least the water temperature is cool. water temperatures in the mid-60s. check out santa cruz. it's going to be 95 degrees there today. so get ready for that. offshore winds and clear skies certainly seen the past few days. wind temperatures near 100 to 105 for the next several days until friday. here's something that may change our weather. we've been watching hurricane linda. it is moving just to the west of cabo. into the next couple of days, that will be spreading moisture across southern california and

that may be drawn into the bay area, giving us more humidity, more clouds and a slight chance of rain this weekend into the start of next week but look at these temperatures in san jose. 100 degrees, 99 degrees, 96 degrees, yeah more of the heat. the normal high, 83 degrees. and even by the end of the weekend, we still don't have our average temperatures. a look at all of the numbers across the bay area from 80s and 90s, but at least we're coming down from 100 degrees in the tri valley, make the plans accordingly, something to cool off this weekend. let's see how the commute is moving. >> i like how you said, hey, at least it's not 100. at least we're not stopped, the morning commute, north bay, nothing dramatic. look at the map, we do have the green sensors san rafael bridge to richmond and down to the golden gate bridge as well.

not a backup at the toll plaza because the metering lights are on. no major concern there. but the build is on after 6:00 now, we're looking at southbound 680, southbound 880, with volume building towards the fremont. a crash cleared from the roadway. and eastbound 84 getting out to southbound 680. and the tri valley this morning, a crash on greenville. down on the left side. you see the area, the camera shows you the volume of traffic very manageable. their actions raised a lot of eyebrows. now they've been banned from class but will they be sent to jail. two high school athletes who tackled a referee during a football game could learn their fate later today. [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day

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thing of the past. we're talking about those tiny beads in things like s 6:25, micro beads could soon be a thing of the past. talk about tiny beads in things like shampoos, face wash and even toothpaste. state lawmakers approved a ban of the micro beads in products. if he signs it, all beads must the out of all products by 2020. officials are going to meet and talk about last week's incident of two high school football players attacking a ref, blind siding him. the two were reportedly frustrated over calls made during the game and they blind sided him during that play. and the report says that the ref

directed racial slurs at home. they're treating the friday incident as an assault on a school official. super bowl 50 is already front and center in a star-studded party set for tomorrow. where a big banner is already draped across the ferry building. the kickoff event is starting with a news conference. tomorrow's performance is big, with train performer along with singer-songwriter ellie goulding. and it will be shown as part of the season opener between the patriots and steelers. right here on nbc in the bay area. it has been another day of triple digit temperatures which is forcing one school district to make a very rare move. plus, the queen of all queens, the royal records, queen elizabeth record set this morning. joining us. i'm laura garcia

cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam brock a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we start with the sun rising over foster city this morning.

it's going to bring the heat with it. yesterday, it was hot today. it's going to be even worse. triple digits across much of the bay area. 'the heat wave is forcing some schools to cut classes short. sfwr we have multiple reports this morning. kris sanchez is. >> and kari hall with the record breaking numbers. >> yeah, we're watching those temperatures. from 11:00 to 7:00 p.m., that's when temperatures will be jumping up to 106 degrees for some of the inland valleys. now, in the low 50s in the north bay. 66 degrees in san jose. and the east bay at 63 degrees but check out these highs. in the 90s all across the board. over 100 degrees in the south bay. the tri valley, a high of 106 degrees. i'll let you know when this all comes to an end. we'll take a look at that

weekend coming up in a few minutes. send it back to you, laura and sam. >> thanks a lot. another live look outside. that's beautiful, sun coming up over san jose, a south bay school district not taking any chances with the heat. many classrooms don't have air conditioning and that means kids will get out of class before the triple digits set in. kris sanchez joining us live from prospect high school until saratoga. kris, you were saying a lot of people were accustomed to hearing about snow days. >> reporter: i have a nephew in colorado, he talks about snow days and i worked in central valley where we had foggy school days. i have to say i've never had a heat day, but i'll take one day. you see it flashing on the marquee, they're going to get out at 11:30 today and tomorrow box of the heat. as you mentioned fewer than half of the classrooms have air conditioning so there's really no way to keep the kids cool.

some parents have criticized the district's decision about perhaps they could use the opportunity to talk to the kids about being safe in the heat but the kids themselves, they're not complaining. >> i think it's ridiculous. but i'm not going to complain. >> i'm out of school early. >> it's hard to practice, you feel heavier. >> reporter: it's preparing for the season other than this friday, of course there's no time to waste. but they're not practicing outside. they're moving the practice indoors so the coaches can get them out of the blazing sun. all other outdoor activity cancelled for today. whether or not your kids, that's 8,000 kids in the campbell school district high school, the advice is the same, make sure they have water. make sure they drink their water. and make sure they stay out of the sun as much as possible. in saratoga, kris sanchez.

>> for the second day in a row,al mont park will remain closed. it closed citing extreme fire danger. an important service to let you know about now, if you don't have air conditioning and you need a place to cool off, cooling centers are opening up all over the bay area. take a look at the list on the screen right now. there are a few including south bay and east bay. a reminder that most community centers and libraries open their doors to everyone as a place to beat the heat to find a location closest to you head to our website nbcbayarea.com. i'm going to check back with kris and kari all day long. you can download our nbc bay area app. five years ago today, a massive explosion leveled a san

bruno neighborhood. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang is joining us live in san bernardino to tell you how long the community has come. >> reporter: quite a ways. the mayor will be giving an update at city hall. also communities will gather at ground zero at 6:00 tonight for a remembrance. it's a painfully fresh memory for some people who have never moved back in the neighborhood. witnessing that fireball in the sky, the day that the pg&e gas line ruptured that way. and they describe the efforts to enhance pipeline safety as a battle, not a collaboration. he says pg&e has not accepted responsibility for the tragedy that claimed eight lives. >> i know that pg&e is fined $1 billion and they're trying to take say tax write-off for a portion of that money.

jerry hill, our state senator is trying to get that rectified. hopefully, the legislators will realize that's not correct. >> reporter: pg&e facing a fine of another $1.3 billion for safety violations and obstruction of justice. that jury trial is expected to start next march. as for progress, that neighborhood is still undergoing change. 22 families have moved back in their homes there. or at least 22 have been moved back into. and the four remains ones will stay empty lots to become sort of a park-like memorial. bake here in san bruno, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." police telling folks to be on high alert, this after they say a man tried to kidnap a teenager in fairfield. right near highway 80 around 9:00 yesterday morning. that's when police say a man called out to her and then grabbed her and tried to pull

her towards a creek. the girl struggled, fought back and she was able to escape. the attacker then ran away. what exactly happened behind bars three deputies accused of killing an inmate are now accused of assaulting another one. er? rah lubrin, matt far reis and rafael rodriguez are favoring charges. prosecutors say they attack, michael tyree who is mentally ill. tyree was found beaten to death in this jail cell. >> those who are supposed to protect michael tyree did not. instead, they killed him. >> a correctional deputies did not enter a plea to the murder charges yesterday. if convicted, they face life in prison. >> the writing may be on the wall, or unfinished wall over that huge $300 million hospital

expansion project of san jose valley. nbc bay area has learned that they've sent a default notice to turner construction, an indication the company will likely be fired from the hospital project. they could also halt work on an underground utility system being built by turner construction. officials tell us that construction at that site is years behind schedule. the county is expected to make an official condition by the end of the week. a battle is brewing between big business and a community inest bay. the issue is toxic material. a green cement plant will replay the general mills plant. they said the plant will generate 20 jobs and green high-performance green concrete. people are skeptical about how many toxins will come along with that plan. >> we have a problem with the environmental impact report. it has a lot of information and tells us a lot about this project. but what it doesn't do is tell

us how much contaminants, and what type of contaminants we can expect. >> environmental impact review has a revisioned map that shows increased cancer risks for this neighborhood. >> we reached out to the city's community and economic development director and have not heard back. some homeowners in movado were stunned to find their dream house was trashed by thieves before they ever moved in. take a look at these pictures posted on facebook. you can see paint on floors and unpacked furniture. they say some teenagers broke in and threw a party. partygoers poured beer in the new air ducts causing thousands of dollars of damage. if you know anything about this illegal house party, people would like to hear about it. 6:38, a lot of people are going to need a cooler place to head do, across the bay area,

with high temperatures. a lot of people don't have air conditioning here. >> yeah, it's really hard to cool off at night, too. especially when we start off with mild temperatures. as you head out today, this is what you need to know, your weather headlines, mostly clear this morning. sunrise happening in about 7 minutes. and rapid warming today. most cities will be anywhere from 95 to 106 degrees. yeah, another hot one. with some decent cooling later on tonight. a high of 100 degrees in san jose. palo alto, 98, silvan, 95 degrees, that's where we were yesterday. widespread highs over 100 degrees once again today. not much of a wide range from the coast to inland area. it is going to be hot everywhere escaping the heat. it lasts for a couple days. i'll take a look at the weekend forecast in a few minutes. let's see how it's going with mike. >> 80s in the marina, and

definitely hot around the bay. over here, a commute once again, across the bay, san mateo bridge, we'll look at the map, because of that volume of traffic moving over the peninsula, taking the volume off of 84. look the at 880. look at 880, and 680 both moving smoothly. towards 84, we had a big jam because of an earlier crash. one lane blocked. a lot of activity there. they cleared that car from a ditch that happened early in the morning. starting back out to the tri valley commute. the rest of the bridge is moving smoothly. the bay area lights are on the top of the screen. the bottom of the screen throws the south bay kicking in now. north 101 at that 680 interchange. heading to the airport. back to you. it is officially a royal record when it comes to ruling england no one has ever served longer than her majesty the

queen. >> a milestone for 89-year-old queen elizabeth ii. she surpasses queen victoria as the longest reigning monarch in history. she has been on the throne for mon 63 1/2 years since 1952. >> and british prime minister david cameron said millions around england are going to celebrate this historic moment, they'll probably simply raise a glass. the queen is requesting no public ceremony. >> no formalities, they don't do that. coming up, a race to the white house getting more, a former silicon valley bigwig prepares to toss his hat into the ross. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live where they're trying to figure out what apple has up its sleeve. hackers are coding their way

into important information again. the victims this time: nearly 80 well, hackers are coding their way into important information again, the victims this time, nearly 80,000 california college students. maritime academy in vallejo as well as other six were all targeted. hackers broke into an online sexual violence protection was hacked. last month. 6:44, happening today, hey, siri, what will it be? in a matter of hours, apple will

make a much anticipated announcement one when techies think will include a new iphone. >> we have team coverage of the big unveiling. scott mcgrew is here but we begin with "today in the bay" bob redell. bob, apple appears to be upgrading its product, so they upgraded to a bigger venue. >> reporter: 7,000 at this invite-only event that begins in a couple hours normally just several hundred. all of the invitees have asked vir. hey, siri, give us a hint. >> don't tell anyone i told you but i have it on good authority that oops, kim just gave me a look. >> reporter: okay, he's referring to tim cook who is telling her don't say a word for at least another three hours. people who make a living out of

covering apple, some of the best guesses are they'll updating, revealing a new apple tv one that will incorporate siri into its command so users can talk to the tv. and they're also incorporating the technology and found in the iwatch. a 12 megapixel camera that can shoot 4k video. the pressure is on this time around for apple. this soon to be statistically football them without something breathtakingly new. >> i think they want reason to want a new iphone but also to get people excited, for is it apple tv or iwatch or ipad. if you don't have one product, you're going to want one of their other products.

>> reporter: back out here live in downtown san francisco, where we're live outside of bill graham civic auditorium, capacity, 7,000, compare that to the center for the arts for apple that holds 700 people. does that mean we're supposed to get something out of that. reporting live, bob redell, t z "today in the bay." >> scott is totally going to lady in read into that. >> first up, maybe a got a blockbuster guest, taylor swift maybe, apple may be looking for

a new audience, inviting people who have never been to an apple invite, much less 10 or 15 of these events to kind of get the excitement back up. the new generation of bloggers who will see this as new. and the third has to do with apple tvs as bob mentioned. we're pretty sure that apple is going to open up apple tv to third-party developers to try to generate excitement in the developer world. because developers can make a vice much more interesting. apple tv doesn't have an app store yet. people love their iphones but it's only partly because of the iphones. it's really the app. apps that have nothing to do with apple. uber makes your phones better. for some people, it's tinder, or angry birds or youtube or netflix while you're waiting for a bus. all of these ideas that apple didn't have to pay for but actually helps to sell iphones. so if they've got really interesting apps off the phone and on to apple tv, a device

that really doesn't have a lot of interest they'll sell more apple tvs. do watch apple stock, this morning, it will probably fall as we hear the announcement. dow industrials gaining 100 points and the nasdaq up 30. sam and laura. >> thanks, scott. 6:49, new this morning, you've talked about him in the past, the super who later survived life on the run in belize, what does he do for an encore? computer anti-virus founder john mcafee is running for president. he has yet to have formed a yesterday to be named party. he promises to make an official announcement. >> they're going to have to add his name to the latest polls to find how where he stands next to donald trump and carly fiorina.

>> we know it's been hot all day long, relief -- >> we've been looking at the forecast for the rest of the week. and it's just sizzling out there. near record highs the past couple of days and it continues into today. as we take a live look from the sunrise over san bruno mountain, over towards san francisco, a clear start to the day, once again, just like forever, as we've seen a cloud in the sky or fog in the morning. it has been hot and it continues once again. as we start out this morning in the north bay. look at that, 53 degrees. at least we do have one cool spot. it's already in the mid-60s and heading into the 90s and over 100 degrees across the bay. 97 in the east bay, tri valley, 106. and today, the beach forecast, i'm going to find a place to cool off. it will even be warm at the beach. pacifica, a high of 88 degrees.

half moon bay, 89 degrees. at least the water temperature is comfortable, 64 degrees there. santa cruz, yes, on the boardwalk, it's 95 degrees. answer the offshore flow continues into the next couple of days, warm temperatures heating up to 100, 105 into friday. here's something that may throw a wildcard into the forecast for the weekend and maybe bring the heat here. here's hurricane linda. it continues to weaken and just to the west of cabo and may spread moisture into southern california. we'll see if it makes it into the bay area. but a slight rain chance in the forecast for saturday and sunday. more humidity for certain, as it spreads more clouds into the area. look at the trend of our temperatures in the tri valley, livermore going from 106 today to 103 on friday. and then this weekend, 93. but when you throw in high humidity, you won't feel any more comfortable. so the weekend forecast will be mostly sunny, a few clouds during the afternoon. and highs in the 80s and 90s all

across the bay. san francisco, dropping back to 74 on sunday. let's see how this is moving with mike. >> we're looking over here towards san jose, 101, overall, 101 and 680 and the entire san jose area, we see that general trend starting to build. and the expressway, folks joining the party there, 85 and 80, and in that direction. this is the beginning of a couple hours of very slow hours for the south bay. palo alto looking good. and across the san mateo bridge, the peninsula will first start slowing first at san mateo, and 880, a crash 880 at 8th street a big rig and vehicles currently blocking the slow lane. traffic is slowed there. we should see at least a couple vehicles cleared. the bay bridge, so far the

metering lights on. freeway, an easy drive through. a look at the golden gate bridge, a clear flow into the city. remember yesterday afternoon, in the northbound hours, afternoon hours we'll have four lanes northbound. should be better. back to you. san jose state's former president may be headed to the other side of the world but he's expected to be a big topic when cal state trustees meet later today. he resigned last month to become chief adviser to the president of afghanistan. he's still on track to receive a $261,000 payout as part of a transitional clerk. mercury news reports that today trustees will vote on improving that perk. in exchange, he'll retain an advisory role with the university. similar deals are frequently provided to top executives in the system. the temperatures are so hot, it's forcing schools to cut classes short. smoke on the runway, federal investigators heading to las

vegas to figure out what caused this plane to go up in flames. a live look at the south bay:

temperatures in san jose today, welcome back. 6:56, a live look at the south bay this morning. we're looking at san jose. temperatures back in san jose expected to hover around the century mark. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in saratoga. so hot, one of the schools cutting class short because of the heat.

>> reporter: yeah, you can see the heat advisory flashinging on the prospect high school sign. it applies to all eight schools in the campbell union high school system. fewer than half of their classrooms have air conditioning. football practice and other outdoors activities are being moved indoors as well. the vice is the same whether your kids go to this districts or where else. make sure they have water and make sure they drink the water and get out of the sun as much as possible. today marks five years since the pipeline exploded leveling the san bruno neighborhood. >> stephanie chuang is live with more. >> reporter: yeah, the mayor here at city hall will be here to talk about the recovery and what's yet to come. meantime, people will be

gathering the ground zero at 6:00 for a remembrance. people are remembering what happened with the explosion five years ago. they have fined pg&e $1.6 billion. and at the they're facing a fine up another $1.3 billion. just monday night it filed five motions to get those charges dismissed. a judge will consider that in two weeks and again in a month. and the jury trial for that is scheduled for mnext march. back to you, in san bruno, stephanie chuang, tb"today in t bay." ntsb investigators heading to las vegas to investigate a plane fire. the british airways jet was about to take off when a left engine caught fire. 14 passengers suffered minor injuries. happening today, apple unveiling new products at an even in san francisco.

you're looking at the dale graham civic center where the announcement will be in a few hours. what will tim cook reveal? >> that is a marquee of a special event. special, we don't need anymore buzz. >> all right. a lot of heat across the bay area. >> yeah, even in san francisco, mid-90s. 103 in los gatos, and 101 in santa rosa. danville, 103 degrees. >> that is steamy. >> what's going on on the roads? >> looking at san mateo, we have a reports of that just happening there, we're looking at the maps, the volume of traffic, getting down there you might get a little break on the san mateo bridge because 880 and 83, a crash involving a semi truck and a couple vehicles blocking your

right lane. watch for that. no major injuries reported. the dumbarton bridge with the arrows, another alternate for you. >> try to stay cool today if you can. >> good luck. stay shady. we'll see you in 25 minutes. good morning. at least 20 people hospitalized. we're there live. >> reboot. hillary clinton changes her strategy on the e-mail scandal, once defiant, now apoll gettic. >> i take responsibility. >> why did she wait so long?