against an animal at a national chain. the reason pet owners are crying foul...about lax laws for groomers. vo and another reminder of a a crime committed against an animal in a chain. l.a.x.ed law for groomers. >> a shooting epidemic on an east bay highway that's gotten out of control. city council takes action to protect drivers, another shooting shuts down traffic on highway 4. golden state warriors and fan base start off their series with an unusual feeling. what is this? it's called a loss. "today in the bay" starts right now. what does that mean, good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. on social media 8:30, 9:00,

that's what you saw, what is this i'm seeing? >> we'll shake it off. >> let's pick up the beat here. >> we'll pick up those temperatures today. it is really going to get hot this afternoon. some spots will be hitting 90 for the tri-valley, the delta and inland valleys. now the temperature is at 59 in the north bay. also in the south bay 55 in san francisco. very warm temperatures today and tomorrow and goes down in time for the weekend. we'll talk about this roller coaster weather coming up. you already have a crash on 580? >> we do have a crash in the tri-valley. the issue is not because of the crash. it's near the crash.

there was a crash that looks like it just cleared. this is similar to yesterday where the paving was going around around greenville to altamont pass. again, we'll track this all way over on the another end. back to you. >> it is 4:32. a trip to the dog groomer ends in tragedy. a san francisco man is now under arrest facing criminal animal cruelty charges after a dog died in his care. he was arrested sunday at the pet smart in san mateo. police say when the dog's owner came to pick up the 1-year-old dog named henry. >> two years ago my dog was almost killed and had to have a

major hip surgery where they cut out his femur head. >> pet smart released a statement, "we are conducting an internal investigation and will take immediate action based on our findings." additionally, we are working with local authorities, the individual involved has been placed on suspension pending the outcome of this investigation." >> gun fire rattles nerves. authorities briefly closed highway 4 in the middle of rush hour. it started when someone fired a rifle in a parking lot. it damaged cars but thankfully didn't hit any people. officers caught up to four suspects traveling in two cars on westbound 4. investigators combed the highway but found no evidence of more shots fired. the city of pittsburgh is taking action in the light of recent rash of highway shootings. >> two more shootings in the last two days.

leaders are moving forward with a plan to install cameras along highway 4. it will cost $100,000 for a network of cameras. last week a mother of four, pregnant mother of four was killed in a shooting on highway 4. >> when i get on the freeway, i am a little concerned. my family members are concerned. my wife won't take the freeway unless she absolutely has to 0. >> criminals all too often try to use highway 4 to evade police. at this point, the highway is not equipped with cameras through pittsburgh. it's not just surveillance cameras. leaders addressed the controversy over crime statistics. a former officer claims the police department manipulated those stats to make the city's crime rates appear lower than it is. the city council says it's going to support the chief and the department until an investigation can be completed. the d.a. and sheriff's office

are looking into those claims. 4:34. a 15-year veteran of the department has been arrested and charged with overtime fraud. he faces one count of grand theft and four counts defrauding a government agency. he's been suspended without pay. more fallout for the oakland police department currently wrapped up in a sex scandal. a fourth oakland police officer is now on administrative leave. sources tell nbc bay area several officers had sex with a minor last year. last friday she posted that her sexual relations with the officers began after she turned 18. internal affairs and prosecutors are refusing to release any more information of the names of the officers involved. possible troubles at tesla. did tesla under pay about 40 factory workers? the mercury news uncovered an alleged labor violation.

tesla is bringing in employees from eastern europe through a third party and pay them as little as $5 an hour. tesla released a statement saying, "if the claims are true, tesla will take action to ensure the right thing happens and that all are treated fairly." >> kari tells us a warm-up is coming. >> are we pushing 90? >> yes. >> we'll have a couple of days of highs in the low 90s. look where we start this morning. it's 52 in livermore, 5 in san jose and 64 in santa rosa. high in gilroy, 90. palo alto 86. san francisco in the mission district up to 76. 92 in santa rosa. fremont 87, and 91 in livermore. looking at 90s today and once again it will cool down in time for the weekend. maybe a couple of showers for

saturday. i'll detail that in the next microclimate forecast. let's head to mike. does it look like a clear drive? >> it does look like a clear drive over the san mateo bridge. speed sensors show you a clear drive everywhere except that one patch at livermore. road crews across that bay bridge picking up in the westbound direction. no major concerns bottom of your screen. a's play again over there. looking at slowing after work. back to you. some of us are a little upset. it is a tough pill for warrior fans to swallow. >> a loss at home. a disappointing night for

warriors fans.. a live look at oracle arena this moni chasing a championship is right, but a disappointing night for warriors fans. a live look at the arena this morning after the team lost their opening game of the conference finals. kevin durant and fans certainly last night. the team trails the first time since last year's final. >> we took their opening shot. that's okay. what happens? warriors' biggest lead was a measly 13 points. thunder quickly caught up and scored the warriors in the second half of this game. they win 108-102 with sloppy play at the end there. >> i think it's fine to have

this opportunity come back and show what we're made of, show our resiliency. it's going to be a long series. be ready on wednesday. >> it's not easy to win a championship. this could be good for us in a lot of ways. just to test us and put pressure on us to step up. >> before panic sets in, just one game. they'll face the thunder tomorrow night at 6:00 at oracle arena. >> what about our sharks? tonight they get a second chance to grab home ice advantage in their stanley cup playoff series against st. louis. blues took the first game 2-1. sharks foundation hosting a watch party tonight in downtown san jose. sharkey will be there, as well. >> that will get the good times rolling. next we investigate. >> does that make sense to you? >> it's not for me to make sense of it. it is what the law requires us to do.

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monday's in the books. >> it is. we are now on tuesday. we have 09 degrees temperatures. >> it's going to be cooler along

the coastline. mid 70s there and low 90s for those inland areas. looking now at the bay bridge. nice calm start to the day. mostly clear skies. as we take a look at some of these temperatures now, it is 55 in the east bay in san francisco, in the peninsula it is 58. let's drop in on the north bay now. it's 63 now. yontville at 55. breaking it down for livermore because this will be one of those spots where temperatures really ramp up quickly. at 55 at 6:00 in the morning. then as we go into 10:00, 73. then we just don't stop there. it will be the low 80s at lunch time. 88 at 3:00 by the time you head home, still toasty. air conditioner on in the car as you most likely sit in traffic. it will be 76 for the a's game later this evening. fairly warm but feeling more

comfortable by the end of the game. breezy at times. winds coming in from the northwest. a look at all the microclimates. 87 in san jose. palo alto 86. mid 70s for san francisco. 93 in fairfield. oakland up to 82. 90 in pleasanton. 70 day forecast shows our temperatures won't stay here. as we go into the day tomorrow, one more hot day. then we see those temperatures drop off in time for the weekend we'll be below average for friday and saturday. could mean we should see showers in the forecast by saturday. once again, temperatures that will be much more comfortable. we'll talk more about those showers coming up. do you still have that slowing at livermore? >> you're talking about 30 degree temperature shift there. my news is not quite so dramatic. here is 580 dublin. look at the maps. you have your expected speed limit most of the bay.

east 580. to the altamont pass, that's where you have the slowing from the paving work. sounds like one lane is open, maybe two. you might like if you're heading over to the altamont pass. westbound, your typical build coming into the area. as you move to the bay, there are no problems for the upper east shore. we'll look at the bay bridge and see that the view from emeryville, an easy drive. north bay a smooth flow of traffic. a number of cars on 101 from novato to the city. helping you get to work. google parent company alphabet is launching a pilot program in the bay area. >> landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you both.

the markets may reverse yesterday's gains. futures are lower this morning. monday's rally. crude trading on $48 a barrel this morning. investors eyeing lots of deal news, including berkshire hathaway buying a $900 million stake in apple. rising 175 points to 17,710. twitter may give you more room to write your tweets. reports say it will stop including photos and links as part of its limit. links take up 23 characters of a tweet. jack dorsey says he is seeking ways to simplify the product to attract new users. >> google wants to help you get to work. it launched a pilot program to let people carpool with users of its popular waze navigation app. they first tested the feature of

waze rider in israel. >> find somebody going our way 3:30 in the morning. >> usually it's truckers and drunk drivers. >> thank you. a follow-up to that deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia last year, a source close to the investigation says the inge fear was likely distracted by radio dispatches. brandon boshin told investigators he could barely remember the moment leading up to the crash that killed eight people and injured 200. the ntsb will hold a hearing in washington, d.c. today to consider that final report. the u.s. senate is finally acting on president obama's request for money to combat the zika virus. it is slated to vote today on three completing plans. it is expected to spread more widely during the summer

mosquito season. president obama has requested $2 billion. the bill will most likely pass cuts with the amount down to just over $1 billion. the public is being asked to take part in efforts to track the disease. this fall, for example, experts will be asking school kids to track mosquito eggs wherever they might spot standing water. the virus is spread by mosquitos. >> they fly here, lay their eggs and they attach themselves to this tongue depressor on the paper and we check it weekly. >> it will be fed into a national data base and that will create a map showing hot spots across the country. investigative unit exclusive. the food scene in san francisco may be world famous but keeping big secrets. >> our investigative reporter discovered a loophole that allows restaurants across the city to wipe away past health violations so their customers are kept in the dark.

>> good morning. anyone hoping to dine out can look up a restaurant's inspection history on the city's website. we discovered those violation records can be wiped clean. so you can't find them online. take the all season chinese restaurant in diamond heights. we discovered health violations forced the city to close down that location at least seven times over just three years. but you won't find those violations on the city's website. the restaurant filed paperwork with the city to change ownership. the city says by law that change in ownership requires that a restaurant's old inspection records be removed from the city's website. we discovered even when new owners of the company were listed, they still worked for the same corporation. later when a new corporation was listed, the people in charge of that corporation were the same owners listed before.

even though the own sign says all seasons, that name does not exist on the data base. the restaurant changed its name to harbor villa more than a year ago. the city's website says it's been shut down twice instead of seven times. the restaurant's current owners did not want to comment on our story. back to you. >> thank you. >> if you have a tip, give us a call. something much larger could come barrelling down the highway. the future of transit and what it means to you. first happening right now widespread worry about pellenators driving off. there is an interest in backyard bee keeping. should amateur bee keepers keep hives in residential neighborhoods? as we reported, george lucas is

once again eyeing san francisco for his memorabilia museum. the future of the trucking

industry may very well involve no one behind the wheel. ==vo== former members of google's driverless car division are now thinking bigger. a lot bigger. as in 18-wheelers on automatic pilot. their new startup is called "otto". it's based in san francisco. they're hoping to equip trucks with software and sensors to navigate highways on their own. human operators would take control only on city streets. otto's founder says its technology is still likely years from actually hitting the road. ==sam/2-shot== garlic lovers take note:

your favorite new fast food item is back at four select bay area mcdonald's. ==laura/vo== we're talking about the golden arches' new "gilroy garlic fries." since the start of the month .. mcdonald's has been testing them at just four locations. your favorite new item is back. >> the gilroy garlic fries. mcdonald's has been testing them. all four restaurants ran out of garlic and sales were put on hold. that is until today. sales resume at the same four restaurants in san jose and santa clara. that is as long as supplies last. all the single ladies and everybody else, the queen bee took over levi stadium. tens of thousands of people packed into that 49er stadium for beyonce's formation world tour. this is where she was three months ago performing during the super bowl halftime show. if you missed last night's performance, she will be back

again in september. >> i want a fan to follow me everywhere like that. 4:56. coming up, keeping an eye on highway crime. the pittsburgh city council has come up with a plan. kari/live mike/live >> temperatures will soar into the 90s today. it doesn't hang around that long. the microclimate coming up. >> there is san jose. i'm watching your grid because there is a crash. and tragedy for a local pet

owner.. good morning, i'm bob redechlt law enforcement is adding a new tool to fight the recent highway shooting. tragedy for a homeowner after a trip to the groomer turns deadly for a dog. a tough loss for the warriors. a closer examination how this

game unfold or unravelled. the team is up for a comeback tomorrow night. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we'll get to the morning commute in a little bit. >> kari hall is bringing out a smothering forecast? how would you describe that? >> let's get a look at headlines and what to expect as you head out the door. sunrise 5:7:00. in the afternoon, temperatures quickly warm up.