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.

we'll talk about the high heats and cooldown for the weekend. you're tracking a crash in san jose. >> traffic is light as you see from this live camera at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's tuesday and we expect to kick in 5:30. overall the bay looks good as far as speeds go. in the south bay, northbound 880 at the brokaw off ramp, reports of a crash might be affecting lanes but not expecting speeds. this happened seven minutes ago. we'll watch for reports of injuries or slowing. overall san jose looks good right now. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:01, video just coming into our newsroom out of san francisco showing a muni bus wrapped in crime tape after someone was stapd onboard. a man was taken to the hospital after being stabbed in the torso about 1:30 this morning at mission and ninth street. it's not clear how badly the

passenger was hurt. search is on for the attacker. >> stepping up the fight against crime and string of freeway shootings. prg leaders are moving forward with a plan to roll out new surveillance cameras in the hopes of preventing more crime. >> bob redell with more on the $100,000 decision. >> good morning. last night pittsburgh city council voted to spend that money, that $100,000 on new video cameras going up along highway 4. this will be in addition to the extensive surveillance network that is in operation around pittsburgh city streets. this decision comes as there was another shooting along the freeway yesterday afternoon. you see police walking highway 4 looking for evidence after a shootout that started in antioch and ended up on the busy roadway. since november, chp says four people killed in roughly 20

other shootings. these shootings are hard to solve. there aren't many witnesses because many drivers can't hear the gun shots.ç the suspects get away quick because they are driving at highway speeds. law enforcement, city leaders and members of the community hope these new video cameras be installed could help put those shooters in jail. >> to find those people that decide that pittsburgh is the place to be the wild, wild west. >> i have to be honest with you, when i get on the freeway, i'm concerned. my family members are a little concerned. my wife won't take the freeway unless she absolutely has to. >> pittsburgh police will have cameras installed along highway 4 as soon as possible. the city's manager is saying he is going to ask the state to consider paying for a camera system that covers other highways. live outside pittsburgh city

hall, bob redell today in the bay. a trip to the dog groomer ends in tragedy. a san francisco man is under arrest and facing animal cruelty charges after a dog died in his car. he was arrested sunday at pet smart in san mateo. police say when the dog's owner came to pick up the 1-year-old dachshund named henry, he was barely breathing. >> not surprised because two years ago my dog was almost killed and had to have major hip surgery where they cut out his femur head. >> "we are conducting an internal investigation and will take immediate action based on our findings. we are working with local authorities. the individual involved has been placed on suspension pending the outcome of this investigation." happening today, the case against a victim of a widely seen beating by sheriff's deputies comes up in federal

court in san francisco. he faces gun and weapons charges. the alameda county sheriff's deputies who arrested him during that beating last year are facing assault charges. the deputies that chased him into san francisco on report of a stolen vehicle. 5:05. 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 and is suspended without pay. more fallout for the oakland police department currently wrapped up in a sex scandal. a fourth police officer is on administrative leave. sources tell nbc bay area that several officers had sex with a minor last year. she is now an adult. last friday she posted that her sexual relations with the officers began when she turned 18. internal affairs and prosecutors are refusing to release any

information about the names of the officers involved. changing tones to the campaign trail. voters in two different states, oregon and kentucky, are heading to the polls today to weigh in on the race to the president. there may not be suspension surrounding today's primaries. republicans are only voting in kentucky. donald trump appears to be the last man standing on the gop side. he locked up the nomination. for democrats, hillary clinton has leads in both states. she is telling voters in kentucky she supports coal mining. bernie sanders hopes to rally late in oregon. >> i am not going to let them be left behind. >> i know that we've got an uphill battle. >> sanders is turning his attention to california which votes next week. bay area will soon get a chance to feel the bern. bernie sanders set to make stops in san jose and vallejo tomorrow, holding a rally at the

santa clara fairgrounds at 1:00, then he heads north to water front park for another rally at 7:30. california's high speed rail authority hoping an open house in san jose tonight. planners will give update from the leg of the project that stretches from the south bay to central valley. there will be another open house on thursday. the project stretches from los angeles to san francisco. packed house last night. >> it was, but a disappointing house. live look at oregon el reasona after the team lost their opening game of the conference finals. >> they were not able to protect it. kevin durant and oklahoma city thunder stunning warriors and their fan base. now the team trails in the series the first time since last year's finals. >> what happened. the biggest lead of the first half was a measly 13 points. thunder quickly caught up and

outscored the warriors in the second half with a final score of 108 to 102. >> have this opportunity to come back and show what we are made of, show our resiliency. it's going to be a long series. we've got to be ready on wednesday. >> it's not easy to win a championship. this could be good to test us and put pressure on us. >> warriors have a chance to take it back. they face thunder tomorrow at 6:00 at oracle arena. meantime, good old san jose sharks getting a second chance to grab home ice advantage in their stanley cup series against st. louis. blues took the first game 2-1. the sharks' foundation hosting a watch party tonight in downtown san jose. san jose sharkey will be there, as well.

>> joe pawvelski will not be there. but she now has a home. it's going to be a relief from the heat coming today. >> anything to stay cool today as we feel temperatures that will be warming into the 80s and 90s. still 70s along the coast. it's now 60 already in the north bay. it is 55 in san francisco. we'll have a clear sunrise up to 76 in san francisco. 82 in the east bay and peninsula. 85, up to 92 in the north bay, south bay. 90s for the tri-valley. over the next couple of days, our temperatures go from 90s into the 60s and 70s. i'll show you that cooldown coming up in a few minutes. mike is checking in on that slowing out of livermore. >> we had eastbound at livermore in toward tracy slowing down here. let's show you the whole zone on the map. no problems as we get over

toward livermore. it is heading out to the altamont pass. eastbound 580. the slowing has cleared. all green getting out of the area. typical slowing west out of the altamont toward this area. bay bridge toll plaza, very light right now. it's tuesday. we should see a good volume of traffic. >> that sunrise is pretty. coming up next, serious acquisitions leveled against tes lach tesla. >> a candidate for congress shows you way more about his internet habits than he meant to.

happening today... ==cu== san jose leaders are expected to answer a 6- point-8 million dollar question. ==vo== that's how much money is now owed to san jose's publi happening today, san jose leaders are expecting to answer a $6.8 million question. that is how much money is owed to san jose public libraries for past due items. council members are trying to come up with way to come up with as much of the money as possible without chasing patrons away. did tesla under way about 140 factory workers? according to "mercury news" the answer is yes. the newspaper uncovered alleged labor violation. it reports tesla brought in employees from eastern europe through a third party and paid

them as little as $5 an hour. tesla released a statement after these accusations saying in part, "if the claims are true, tesla will take action to ensure that the right thing happens and that all are treated fairly." more trouble this morning for san francisco's lending club. >> scott mcgrew, a stock you think couldn't go any lower got pummeled again. >> when you're trading less than a grande latte, you're trading low enough. lending club saw its stock fall another 11% in after-hours trading after words that the san francisco company received a subpoena from the justice department and worst, it says it has to start funding its own loans. and yes, that is worse than a subpoena from the justice department. we warned investors this day could come. that the company whose whole business model is lending out other people's money might lose

access to other people's money. for a lender, that is a disaster. speaking of disasters, this candidate from congress from virginia disappeared from the internet. his facebook posts are gone, campaign page is gone after he posted the screen shot to facebook showing what he thought was something innocent. here is a look at that page now where he made the post. all gone. erased. news.com and several outlets saw the post before it disappeared. mike webb from virginia. the primary thing he posted was internet but candidate webb left several other browser tabs open showing what else he was looking at which was naughty videos. you knew that's what it was before i said it. he said he was doing research. >> twitter appointed a new board member, deborah lee. the notable thing about this is that it's twitter's first

african-american board member and notable because lee actually tweets. she's tweeted more than 7,000 times. that's really unusual for a new board member at twitter. would you think they tweet. they really don't. >> they don't use the product. >> like being on the board of american airlines saying, i haven't actually flown on an airplane, but i think they're nifty. >> you had a running tally. >> i can't wait for that. start tweeting. >> usually you want to be vested in what you're interested in. >> you would think. >> the boards i serve on, they're a passion. >> results to be revealed in 30 minutes. later in the south bay, garlic lovers take note, your favorite new fast food item is back. talking about the golden arches

golden gilroy garlic fries. mcdonald's has been testing them out at four locations. it was such a hit, all four restaurants ran out of the garlic sauce and sales were put on hold until today. i am the bearer of great news. that is as long as supplies last. supply and demand. >> taking credit for the garlic fries? >> no. i'm taking credit for bringing you the good news. i'm just the messenger. >> also a hit. we'll see more backup dancing moves in a few minutes. the between bee took over levi stadium last night. this is where she was actually about three months ago performing during the super bowl halftime show. if you missed last night's performance because she is so popular, she will be back in september for another show.

putting on a show did not end the way some people expected. warriors games was a victory of sorts though despite the loss. there was a chance to be together to see their team one last time. >> this family saw the team the first time and the last time. he has a brain tumor and only a couple of months to live. >> daughter hanna put the special night together with a gofundme account. the warriors' energy vitalizes the family. >> definitely gives my dad energy and we totally feed off of him. they've been really helpful. >> all he talks about is he

wants to go see the warriors. >> that's nice. >> scott has a message for warrior nation. don't worry about last night's loss. he picks the doves to win the series in six games. so many memories made for that family. 5:19. we are going to wipe the slate clean and move on over to weather and move to a forecast that is going to be stifling for a couple of days. >> just for two days then chilly the rest of the week. we are taking a look at the bay brinl and a beautiful start to the day as the sun starts to come over the horizon. we see a lot of oranges and blues in the sky. a beautiful start to this tuesday morning. it's 56 degrees now in the

peninsula and 55 in san francisco. let's drop in on the east bay now to get a closer look from our weather underground sites. hayward 49. 67 in brentwood and livermore. already a wide range in temperatures. as we break it down from palo alto, 56 at 9:00. it will be 75 and then throughout the day our temperatures ramp up quickly into the low 80s. for tonight for the a's game, it will be nice. temperatures start to come back down. we have 76 at first pitch. by the end of the game 68. to the upper 80s for the south bay. mid 70s for parts of the peninsula and san francisco. low 90s for some of those spots like fairfield, santa rosa, concord and the tri-valley. then we'll have a chance of rain

this weekend as temperatures come down. looks like we could see showers on saturday. right now it doesn't look like we'll see a lot of rain. something we'll be tracking the next few days. i'll have another update. >> we like that calm start.ç starting to show delays in cash lanes. an easy drive. no problems speedwise. through san rafael, we'll show you southbound traffic starting to bichltd number of cars increasing but speeds still. there is a little low to the lights but visibility is just fine out there. 5:21. a major tourist attraction shut down at our nation's capital. a story we all thought kind of

funny yesterday has a sad ending a story we reported on yesterday we all thought was funny had a very sad ending. perhaps the lesson for anyone thinking about overstepping the rules inside a national park. >> that baby bison we told you about, some visitors at yellowstone believed it needed help. they put the calf in the back of the car because they believed it was cold.

a photo taken last week you see here went viral. now park rangers euthanized the calf because the herd rejected it. >> we made numerous attempts to put that bison back with the herd it came from. that newborn calf kept coming back to the road, kept chasing cars, kept trying to get close to visitors and not to the herd and its mother. >> so sad. the park service is reminding everyone to respect park rules and stay at least 25 yards away from park wildlife. the father and son were trying to help the calf actually ended up with a hefty fine. >> tough lesson to learn. 5:25. >> the washington monument is expected to be back open next hour, but the elevator which had been out of service since saturday morning has now finally been repaired. a spokesperson says the problem was a faulty computer chip on the elevator's control board. the monument has been closed several times over the past few

months because of problems with that same elevators. visitors in april were forced to walk down hundreds of stairs when it stopped working. >>. >> investigative unit exclusive. the government is concerned about toxic chemicals once found in foam firefighters what they use for crash landings. they are finding toxins are getting into our water supply. san francisco and san jose firefighters are using environmentally-friendly foam. for decades, toxic foam was used at airports, water refineries and military bases across the country. the epa asked water public systems to test for the chemicals. they found positive hits in 28 drinking supplies in california. water managers say because toxins are found in the water doesn't mean they pose a health risk.

by all accounts, these chemicals are indestructible. >> it's extraordinarily long lived once it gets out in the environment, it almost never breaks down. >> tonight at 11:00, the investigative unit reveals which east bay city detects this toxin in its water supply. the reason the epa does not regulate these chemicals in water. if you have a tip, call 888-996-tips. could surveillance cameras be the answer to a string of freeway shootings? the decision made by one local city council that could keep freeways safe. i'm stephanie chuang live in san mateo where a pet groomer is accused of killing a dog. for joining us.

i'm laura garcia-cannon. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock. =4shot= ad lib toss to weather good tuesday morning to you. >> today we are going to feel the bern. not just because bernie sanders is coming to town tomorrow but it's going to be burning outside. >> it's going to be hot. we'll have a wide range in temperatures, still 70s along the coast but a place to cool off. it's now already 60 in the north bay with mostly clear skies and

highs reaching 82 in the east bay. 85 in the peninsula, and 92 in the north bay. tri-valley with the low 90s. i'll talk about that and our temperatures quickly cooling down the rest of the week. let's head over to you. you have a backup on the bay bridge. >> it's right on schedule. no problem through the maze and north bay on the left side of your screen. you're at the limit except for over by the altamont pass. check on east bound 580 slowing and see more popping up again. on the peninsula, a light easy drive out of the silicon valley with headlights coming north on 101. >> 5:31. dog owners outraged after a trip to pet smart turned pajic for a peninsula pet owner. a groomer under arrest facing charges of animal cruelty after a dog died in his care.

>> it's not a mom and pop store. this is a national chain. today in the bay stephanie change outside that store where this allegedly happened. we are told the dog was left bleeding and barely breathing. >> reporter: yeah. very tough details to hear especially for anyone who ever had a dog or pet. this is bringing to light california has no laws regulating pet groomers who can become one or certification. a san mateo man dropped off his 1-year-old dachshund henry at this store sunday afternoon. three minutes later the groomer came out holding the dog which was bleeding from the mouth and despite efforts by an on site vet to save henry, he died a few minutes later. police's rested the man for breaking would ribs and puncturing his lung.

lucy's law would require dog groomers to have certification. law makers voted it down. >> if the groomer is no longer working at that salon, they might be grooming down the street. >> legislation is licensing is not going to do a whole lot. as in any license industry, there is no test for carelessness or stupidity. >> this pet smart released this statement which reads, we are conducting an internal investigation and will take immediate action based on our findings. the store is working with local police in its investigation and their investigation and has also suspended the man pending the outcome of the investigation. stove any chuang today in the bay. gun fire rattles nerves and causes major backups in antioch. authorities briefly closed highway 4 yesterday after they made four arrests.

investigators say it started when someone fired a rifle in a parking lot. the gun fire damaged cars. luckily, it didn't strike people. police say officers later rounded up four suspects traveling in two cars on westbound 4. investigators combed the highway but did not find any evidence of more shots fired. as we take that event in, the city of pittsburgh is taking action in light of the recent rash of highway shootings. >> city leaders are moving forward with a plan to install cameras along highway 4. >> the plan will cost $100,000 for a network of cameras. last week a mother of 4 was killed in a shooting on highway 4. >> when i get on the freeway, i'm concerned. my family members are a little concerned. my wife won't take the freeway unless she has to. >> pittsburgh police say that criminals all too often try to use highway 4 to evade police. at this point, the highway is not equipped with cameras

through pittsburgh, but are trying to put them in as soon as possible. >> pittsburgh leaders addressed a controversy over crime statistics. a former officer claims the police department manipulated those stats to make the crime rate appear lower. city council says it will support the chief and the department until an investigation is complete. the d.a. and sheriff's office are looking into the claims. >> two men face charges in connection with the murder of a man outside a san jose night club. the two men are suspected of shooting a man back in october. this happened outside of the lou beer club and restaurant on monterey highway. that case is still under investigation and they hope more people will come forward with information about what happened that night. new details on a gruesome discovery at a concord park. police hunting for eric nelson and say he is considered armed

and dangerous. he may be linked to the discovery of a woman's body found yesterday morning. the victim was found laying among the shorelines at the park's pond. investigators say the victim and her accused killer knew each other. 5:36. santa clara police need help tracking down two burglars. it happened at joe's chinese fast food on great america parkway. the suspects break a glass door and walk in. the break-in happened april 21st. police are just releasing this surveillance video to us so we can show it to you. fairly sweeping changes happening today. santa clara leaders considering options to create new fair backgrounds that include a new community park, sports complex and maybe a performing arts venue. there are many possibilities still on the table. today the county is holding an

open house to speak with potential investors and businesses who might be interested developing that project. legislation expected to be introduced to close a loophole in san francisco's rent control law. city supervisor scott weiner is making this proposal. he came up with it after hearing about a 59-year-old man with the virus that causes aids. the man's landlord demanded 175% rent increase. the program that helps him with the rental voucher couldn't and wouldn't cover that increase. weiner says those under the assistance program need to be included under san francisco's rent control laws. 5:37, the sun is coming up. enjoy the cool while you can this morning. the sign of things to come. >> good morning. yes this morning will be the time to get yard work done or if you have to get something done outside, it's going to be hot later on today.

let's get a look at some of the headlines and what to expect as we take a live look at san jose. a mild morning and clear sunzire. it quickly warms up with more sunshine. highs today will be anywhere from 75 from the coast to 94 for those inland temperatures. it will stay clear this evening with sunset at 8:12. overall a quiet but hot day. we'll see it tomorrow. then a cooldown in time for the weekend. i'll detail in my next microclimate forecast. mike is checking in on livermore. >> we had earlier slowing 580. not here. we have a smooth drive at the dublin interchange. it was heading east out of livermore. we still have that slowing which popped up once again. i thought the pavement work did clear. caltrans did not give the all-clear and there is slowing once again. we'll track that mild flowing and mild flowing out of the

altamont. 205 toward livermore, not a major problem. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on. nice head light ride. sunrise? next, the marathon primary season finally coming to a close. race to the finish for bernie sanders as hillary clinton is trying to clinch more primaries today. preview what to expect next. >> garlic fries are back at bay area mcdonald's. where you can order up after a supply disruption ended the first trial run early. >> and it's not over for our warriors. a live look at oracle after a disappointing loss for the doves. we are just not used to it. we are so spoiled. a final score of 108-102. we're just under a month away

from the end of primary season with more political if it feels like it's going on for months, it has. we are near the end of the primary season with more political face-offs today. >> tracie potts live in washington with a preview what today's primaries could mean moving forward. bernie sanders trying to stay alive in the race for the white

house. >> he could win oregon today. hillary clinton was up by only five points. he is hoping to be competitive there. he is trying to win coal country that was an easy win for her. her energy policies have miners concerned about their jobs. she is still way ahead in terms of the delegate count. she would be hundreds of delegates ahead. california will be the real game-changer. both she and donald trump are now focused on the primaries and on the fall, the fall campaign, the debates. trump said his people have told nbc he is going to be focusing on hillary clinton, first of all her e-mails. we'll hear that come up again, her character and her response to her husband's infidelities

which democrats don't think should be on the table at all. >> thank you very much, tracie potts live from washington. 5:44. u.s. supreme court sending a challenge back to obamacare to a lower court. it asked an appeals court to reconsider both party's arguments. they are trying to get the affordable care out thrown out over a provision dealing with contraception. they argue their rights are being violated. obama is defending a law say a group's religious freedom does not include the right to restrict access to health care for employees. nearly half of those who suffer heart attacks don't know it. researchers in north carolina say out of 700 people they track have experienced heart attacks, 45% were not aware they had a heart attack. the big issue researchers say is heart attacks don't always come with classic symptoms of chest pain and shortness of breath. you can experience them any way. a new stanford university

study reveals why children are comforted by their mother's voice. children responded more strongly to the sound of their mother in areas of the brain linked to emotion, reward, face recognition than to a stranger's voice. children who show the strongest connection have better social ability. that would make sense than a stranger. >> that would be weird if it were the other way around. we are recognizing trouble for uber and its settlement with drivers. one plaintiff says drivers are not getting enough cash from this lawsuit. >> scott that driver is special. >> yes. we thought this class action lawsuit was over. uber paying out millions, drivers agreeing they'll remain contract workers not employees. a driver named douglas o'connor says he is not satisfied. he is notable because it's his name on the lawsuit. he is the lead plaintiff. it's not clear if he can stop the progress of the settlement

of the lawsuit at this point. uber settled its case with drivers in california and massachusetts. the question whether drivers are employees or contractors was very important. had drivers been classified as employees, ub core have owed them millions of dollars and pay their gas money. >> pandora is the latest company to be pressured by activist investors. a group bought up lots of pandora stock and sent a letter to pandora's board saying it is time to sell the company. you may recall yahoo came under similar pressure from a different corporate raider. we were talking earlier about twitter's newest board member appointed monday. deborah lee and twitter's first african-american woman director. she also uses twitter.

lee has more than 7,000 tweets, marco lane nearly 18,000 tweets. twitter's first woman board member, 22 tweets. most of those are retweets. hugh johnson, 15 tweets. seven of them are retweets. last time he tweeted was late last month. as we were talking earlier, doesn't mean they shouldn't be good in business but if you are on the board of a company you should probably use the product more than seven times in your life. >> right.

>> you've got to eat the dog food. >> one topic you talked about has been self-driving cars. we are looking at the future of the trucking industry involving no one behind the wheel, as well. former members of google's driverless car division start thinking bigger as 18 wheelers on automatic pilot. the technology is years from hitting the road. they are back after much anticipation. the gilroy farmers have delivered. we are talking about garlic fries at mcdonald's. fries took the south bay by storm two weeks ago so much so the chain sold out. >> but they are back.

so is today in the bay's kris sanchez this morning. how early do they start serving them up hot there? >> we haven't smelled the garlic cooking. a lot of people left with their mouths watering after the first trial run. had to be stopped because demand outpaced the supply of that iconic gilroy garlic. so many people ordered up the fries with the gilroy garlic puree, olive oil, parmesan cheese and particlesy the trial run was cut short after two weeks. that begins again today with greater supply. it's an attempt to tap into regional flavors. "fortune" magazine calls this mcdonald's best experiment yet. folks seem to like them and like the price point, 69 cents upgrade what you would pay at at&t park or gilroy garlic festival. you can order up garlic fries at

three santa fe locations. if all this goes well, the idea is to have garlic fries in all 250 bay area mcdonald restaurants by august. they are not cooking yet, but there is a flurry of activities of deliveries, trash pick-ups and all kinds of stuff going on. back to you. >> people starting their day. it's only a 69 cent upgrade from the normal mcdonald fries. at the ballpark? >> you're paying for the experience.

>> i tasted yours. >> i'll share with you any day of the week. >> thank you. >> you liked them. >> they were good. i already picked out my mcdonald's on the way home so i can try them out. as we take a look now as our sunrises in san jose, beautiful. all clear skies not only here but elsewhere across the bay area, as we are in for once again a hot day. it's already 60 in the north bay. and we are at 55 in san francisco. it's 56 in the peninsula in the south bay as we drop in to get a closer look. 55. morgan hill starts out 51. hour by hour at berkeley we'll

see 69. many people getting out on the roadways. it will still be comfortable. warming up to the mid 80s today. a look at all the microclimates show low 90s for parts of the south bay. half moon bay 79. there will still be places you can go to cool off. 91 in concord though and 91 in livermore. heading into the next few days, there will be cooling changes on the way. this shows we could have rain in the forecast. let's head over to mike starting to see slower drives on the east bay. >> that is not a surprise. we see the bay bridge toll plaza does have a good backup to be expected. the map we'll show we have no

major problems but you see over there where it says hayward and 6800. two shopping carts reported south there. they are not presenting a problem. they cleared the lanes and northbound commute standard there. north bay shot. no problems or delays. back to you. still smooth. in the meantime next -- >> 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. we discover a loophole that allows restaurants across san francisco to wipe clean some of their dirtiest secrets. up next, what you need to know before making your next reservation. >> first, happening now, search

on for a person stabbing a man at muni. we'll see you back here in two minutes.

the army desertion case against bowe bergdahl might be postponed until after the november election.

=vo= the army seargent is due in the army desertion case against bowe bergdahl might be postponed till after the elections. the government proposes delaying the trial to review classified documents. his case has been heard by donald trump who calls him a, quote, dirty rotten traitor." he was captured by the taliban in 2009 after walking off a base. happening right now, a follow-up on a story that consumed headlines for weeks. there are more problems from that massive wildfire in alberta, canada. some 8,000 workers are being ordered to evacuate. this latest evacuation is a setback for those trying to restart oil production from the sand pits in the area. 80,000 people in total have been out of their homes more than two weeks now. 2,400 buildings have been destroyed by that fire. investigators today expected to present their final conclusions surrounding last year's deadly train derailment

outside philadelphia. eight people died in may when an amtrak train crashed going more than 100 miles per hour. a source close to the investigation says the engineer was likely distracted by radio dispatches. he once lived in san francisco and worked for caltrans. ntsb is holding a hearing in washington. the food scene in san francisco may be world famous but keeping big secrets. >> our investigative reporter found loopholes to wipe clean past health violations. >> 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 for example 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 all those violations on the city's website. here's why. over the years, 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 report be removed from the website. we discovered even when new owners of the companies 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 restaurant's own sign says all seasons, that name does not exist any more on the city's data base. the restaurant changed its nape 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. >> thank you very much. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. right now at 6:00, stabbing on a muni bus hours ago. search is on for the attacker. >> a trip to the pet store takes a deadly turn for this little dog on the peninsula. the charges that a groomer now faces in connection with the dog's death. law enforcement gets a new tool in its fight against recent highway shootings here. i'm bob redell live in pittsburgh coming up. feeling the burn in the bay area. details of the democratic candidate's visit right now on "today in the bay." good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam