force a woman to jump from a roof into the waiting arms of a police officer below. four years after garcia torres allegedly killed 15-year-old sierra lamar, day one is on the court calendar. a look at the timeline between her disappearance and today. that's a dud for the doves in oklahoma city as thunder hand the warriors one of the worse losses of the season. steve kerr said his team got what it deserved. "today in the bay" continues now. a very good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> at least that game wasn't late so we could get sleep. >> welcome to the work week and

the commute. >> monday morning commute and monday morning forecast. >> it's a nice start. we'll see peeks of sun here and there. we'll see that today. looking at the view from at&t park toward san francisco. we will have clouds once again. sunrise happening as we speak with clearing today, with breezy winds and comfortable temperatures staying slightly cooler than average. it will be cooling quickly tonight as that sea breeze kicks in. 8:17 we'll have a sunset. let's check in with mike with an update on that crash. >> the first one cleared at the toll plaza. this one at the berkeley curve. folks off to the right making their way to the bay bridge toll plaza. arrow shows you around powell on the approach. there was a second crash reported. i didn't find it. at the toll plaza we have metering lights on.

east shore freeway not looking bad. slowing for the tri-valley for pleasanton in toward fremont. south of the dunbarton bridge. let's give you a live look. you see headlights heading southbound. >> happening later today, after several delays, the trial for the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar could begin this morning. >> kris sanchez live in san jose. the trial is supposed to start today, we understand there could be another push back. >> right. to give you a frame of reference, this case has been on the court calendar 16 times since the beginning of the year. the trial has not even started yet. take a brief look at the timeline. march 2012 is when sierra lamar disappeared. it was almost 1 1/2 years later

ant olin garcia-torres was arrested. here we are in april 2016 and the latest delay had to do with a request for more time for evidence. antolin garcia-torres is 25 years old. he faces the death penalty if convicted of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. lamar told us he knew seeking the death penalty might mean a longer wait but felt it was important for his daughter. today we could see a delay because one of those attorneys is handling another trial. this case had a long list of delays. many having to do with evidence, which is to be expected when dealing with capital punishment trials. >> thank you very much. new this morning, aç dramatic rescue at the scene of a two-story house fire that

heavily damaged an east bay home. this started around 3:40 this morning in antioch. firefighters arrived to find a woman trapped on the roof of that house. she managed to get to the ground after firefighters turned over garbage cans. they had the fire under control in 30 minutes and no one was injured. the home did suffer major damage. a young boy not as fortunate. a young boy died. two more people recovering after a house fire in vallejo over the weekend. firefighters arrived at this home yesterday morning where they were able to pull out two of the residents and get them to a nearby hospital. a 5-year-old child did not make it out alive. the neighbor who called 911 sprung into action when she saw what was happening. >> took the hose and went in the building.

>> that neighbor was able to hose down one burn victim. that fire is considered suspicious. the cause of the fire is under investigation. 6:05. developing story this morning south of the bay area. crews are working to gain the upper hands on a wildfire burning out of control. the metz fire is burning in a rural area. take at that large plume of smoke. the fire started yesterday afternoon and right now more than 100 firefighters are on the front lines. nearly 4,000 acres are burned, homes destroyed and some in the danger zone. >> there are some range land ranch houses in the area. we want to protect lives and property. >> more crews are making their way to that area last check the fire is only 20% contained. >> injured on the job.

santa clara jail guard is recovering after being assaulted by an inmate. that happened yesterday. a sheriff department's spokesperson said the guard went to the e.r. for head injuries. he was treated and later released. that attack involved an inmate who has a history of violence. san francisco's new acting police chief tony chaplin is pledging to make important changes in the police department. he spelled out his plans during a meeting with the naacp yesterday. he talked about priorities like body cameras and reworking the city's use of force policy. >> i'm not going to let anything fl sway from the path wrong and get to a place where we are happy and understand police are here to help you. >> chaplin was named interim chief last week. former chief greg suhr resigned after several controversies and

another fatal police shooting last week. 6:06. a lot of talk about the thunder's total domination of the warriors last night. there is chatter surrounding dove star mont green. >> he could be out. here is why. in the second quarter green is fouled by stephen adams. in the process, green kicked the thunder center right between the legs. you are going to see it right there. the nba is reviewing the flagrant foul. they could decide to suspend or fine green before tomorrow night's game four. this is the second time he hit adams there in this series. >> i don't think i'll be suspended because i don't know how anyone could possibly say i did that on person.

if you get hit this way this leg goes up. >> that one play appeared to fuel the thunder who went on a tear from that point on. warriors were down by as many as 41 points in the second half. they ended up lose buying 28. final score 133-105. >> i didn't have them ready to play, obviously. i didn't think any of our guys competed at the level, not just in terms of how hard we are playing, but in terms of using our brains and moving the ball and making them work. we didn't do any of that. we got what we deserved. >> thunder need western conference finals two games to one. on the ice, sharks playing a critical game five against the st. louis blues. the sharks lost saturday to the blues 6-3. tonight's game starts at 5:00

p.m. in st. louis. it airs on the nbc sports network. >> we hope they come back to the shark tank up 3-2. >> the sun is coming up this morning. looking forward to a nice day? >> it will be a nice day a few clouds mixed in. same temperatures from over the weekend. our weather continues on with some clouds this morning. 48 degrees in the north bay. peeks of sunshine. a high of 69 in the north bay. a night chance of showers there. the rest of the bay area stays dry. locally sunny and highs reaching 70 in the south bay and 63 in san francisco. once again, no major changes. we'll look ahead to the holiday weekend. i'll let you know what to expect. mike is tracking a new crash in fremont. >> you mentioned the holiday weekend coming up. we should see later in the week a lighter traffic flow.

pretty typical pattern as we approach that summer schedule. we are looking at this change in fremont. that is your cut over to the dunbarton bridge. traffic flows smoothly at the interchange. chp should give us more details there. and reports of a deer that got hit. no slowing at hill top. san jose, live look at south bay. we see a subtle build at 680, 280 and 101. i'll show you a big look at it. we look forward to it. >> who doesn't like found money? hidden cash is back. the bay area places where people are finding wads of money. >> an extremely low speed chase. chp officers were able to end this wild goose chase on a bay

area freeway. clinton campaign is getting teased on twitter.

for young millenials - experts call it a word to the wise. a new bankrate-dot- com survey finds a mari 6:13. for young millennials, word to the weiss.

majority of people in older generations all share the same regret. three out of four wish they started saving earlier for retirement. same experts call it an issue millennials can quickly reverse. >> you're just starting out. this is a good time to give up maybe a couple of lattes and hulu subscription and put that money into savings. >> another big financial regret, not saving enough for emergency fund. >> where are you going to get the money from? how about a hidden stash of cash? it's back. if you remember a san francisco real estate investor started hiding envelopes of cash in 2014 and tweeting out clues. they announced earlier the scavenger hunts are back up and running for national pet month. cash has been found near the golden gate bridge and at a local farmer's market. >> hillary clinton is getting teased on twitter this morning

because of the way her campaign drew a circle. >> two circles in fact. neither made sense? >> i want you to harken back to 6th great when you had two or more circles that overlapped to show what a group has in common. clinton campaign showed off this one to show how many gun owners want stricter gun laws. it makes no sense. the bottom yellow circle implies gun owners are not american. in the blue circle is 90% of americans, we are not sure where the other 10% went. people responded with their own diagrams. i suppose it was inevitable somebody would do a scientific study, what is cleaner a taxi or uber. ride sharing companies marketed

themselves as safer and cleaner than cabs. but cnbc says cabs win. cnbc quotes data from a company that did that swab for germs thing. looking at the rear seat belt, the one you would use, the experiment found ride share services were on average the worse. they were able to grow a million colonies of bacteria after swabbing the seat belt. taxi a fraction of that at 26,000. rental cars, you could eat off a rental car, 403 colonies of bacteria. >> what if you find an old pizza inside a cab? >> maybe are a lot of business people and they don't usually use the back seat. >> that is a good point. rental cars only have a single passenger. >> sherlock holmes solved that. >> still not eating that pizza.

i will gladly. >> i know you will. take a look at this. a wild goose chase. a squad car slowly trailing the little baby geese. it happened on i-80 yesterday morning. what were they doing? >> honking. it happened in berkeley. the geese were led back into the bay safely but the ordeal did cause a traffic jam. quick-witted this morning. >> that was a slow chase. >> we have every animal under the sun being chased down. we are patrolling the skies this morning. looks like you the's going to be another nice day. chilly to start. >> cool. you need a light jacket. that's normal.

we start out with sunshine in some spots, clouds in others. sunol, that's one of the cloudy spots. we are seeing sun elsewhere. especially in the south bay. here is a look at those temperatures, what it feels like. 56 in the east bay. 50 in the south bay and 48 in the north bay. let's drop in there to get a closer look. 40s in spots like napa. petaluma 49. 46, and we will see temperatures in the 50s and 60s as we go through the rest of the morning. le more clouds through lunch time. clouds start to roll in tonight with highs reaching into the mid 60s. low 70s for parts of the south bay. 76 in gilroy. burlingame. 65. 62 for the mission district. low 70s for the north bay. oakland today 65 and 75 in

pleasanton. here is a look at the next five days. it will be much cooler than average. take a look at dublin. now the average high is 76. we'll be up to 68 today. we will stay cooler than average for the next three days. by thursday and friday, should be better but not back to where we should be. this is why this area of low pressure giving us a strong onshore flow. a slight chance of showers farther north and to the east of us. the bay area stays dry. another low dropping in in time for the weekend. that will reenforce this cool air and also bring in a chance of mountain showers for the end of the week. we may have put in those weekend plans, it may be raining off and on. look at the weekend forecast. we see a mix of sun and clouds. high temperatures reaching into the mid 70s. we will see that in interior parts of the bay area like the north bay, tri-valley as well with as south bay.

i'll have another look at the forecast coming up. let's head over to mike. late build for the commute. >> we'll have a later shift to the summer months. you see the san mateo bridge moving well. around the bay, look at speeds sensors. go to nbcbayarea.com. live streaming on that site. looking over here toward the rest of your speed sensors. slowing coming down the east bay in toward fremont. not reaching union city until we have this crash on southbound 880. that's not causing any problems. dunbarton bridge, san mateo bridge looking good. slowing off the dublin interchange. no lanes blocked there. as we move south, we see a move

slow of traffic. earlier slowing we saw 101 off 680. going toward palo alto. look how light the volume of traffic is. here is northbound toward university. the commute down in the south bay will build closer to 7:00 and kick in 7:30. ç it's 6:21. from foe to friend. historic announcement hours ago from president obama as the u.s. works to warm relations with vietnam.

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haggle over how much money is needed to fight the zika virus... health officials arfin money where ever they can to while congress continues to haggle over how much money will be allocated to fight zika virus, health officials are finding money wherever they can get ready. centers for disease control is shifting $40 million from emergency fund to zika. that is set aside to deal with crisis from flu outbreaks to hurricanes. president obama asked for $2 billion for zika. senate offered about half that amount and the house bill gives more than $600,000. 6:24. developing story this morning. isis claiming responsibility for deadly attacks in two syrian coastal cities overnight as 78 people were killed. there were four explosions in total including three rockets and suicide bomber at a hospital. the cities in the western region are strong holds of president bashir assad. president obama praising the

heavy drone strike on a high level taliban leader. president obama calls it a clear signal to anti-american extremists that the u.s. will protect its people. he called it an important milestone in bringing peace to afghanistan. >> president obama was talking about that drone strike from vietnam where there are historic new developments this morning between the u.s. and that country. hours ago president obama announcing the u.s. is lifting its decades-old ban on weapon sales to that asian country. >> tracie potts is in washington, d.c. she's got a look at the effects since the end of the vietnam war judgment despite lingering concerns about human rights, president obama announced the u.s. is lifting its near decades-long arms embargo. >> this change will ensure vietnam has access to the equipment it needs to defend itself. >> against china claiming

disputed islands in the south china sea and eases vietnam's reliance on russia. the president announced new u.s. investment in vietnam, 100 planes from boeing, electricity from general electric totalling $16 billion and the white house says 60,000 new jobs. >> new companies and new jobs being created constantly. the united states want to be a part of that. >> there are still concerns about human rights abuses in vietnam which the country's president says will be addressed. >> we need to work closely together to expand our dialogue together. and by so doing, we can narrow the gap. >> historic agreements announced today expanding america's reach into one of the fastest growing regions of the world. president obama is talking about the tpp, trans pacific partnership he's been trying to get passed here on capitol hill.

even though it's an election year, he thinks he can get it done. vietnam would be involved in that. president of vietnam saying they are ready to ratify it. >> they'll talk about the tpp on the campaign trail. what the owner of dick's bakery has to say about the future of his business. if you want to cast your choice in california's upcoming primary, the deadline for voter rental station is today. a new poll with numbers showing not so good results for one candidate set to be here in the bay area this week. and the sculpture going up here in san francisco that could rival lady liberty in size. joining us.

i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock (toss kari) welcome to monday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. >> the forecast with kari. >> looks good. especially after this weekend. we had nice comfortable weather and it continues today. no major changes. it is cool as you head out the door. temperatures in the north bay at 48. 50 in the peninsula. expect a high of 070 in the south bay while the rest of the bay area stays in the 60s. slight chance of rain in the north bay, especially in the hills. elsewhere it does say dry. we'll see that weather continuing through the week. also the holiday weekend coming up. let's head over to mike now

looking a little slow there in the east bay. >> that gradual build. let's not forget the holiday weekend. over here we've got to get through this crowd approaching the bay bridge and berkeley curve. we'll show you the big view. south bay starting that slowing once again. the tri-valley southbound 680. 580. no lanes block there. down to the south you see 85 slow. that's happened the last few minutes. no big deal for the peninsula or north bay. we'll show san rafael coming up. 6:31. moving up to decision 2016. the deadline is just hours away. >> steph chuang joining us live with what you need to know if you're looking to register.

>> good morning. good news is you still have today. it has to be submitted online or post marked by today. marin county closes at 4:30. no last-minute rush there. the number of californians registering to vote at democrats this year surged to more than double from the number the same time in 2012 according to political data. there's been a 78% increase for republicans, 70% for no-party voters. the younger vote 25 to 30-year-old is nearly doubled. that could be considered good news for bernie sanders who has a major uphill battle in his fight against hillary clinton. sanders believes he can still win votes from the superdelegates who can change their minds. the numbers seem to be favoring

sanders in different ways. a poll of registered voters showed sanders would best donald trump by 15 percentage points while hillary clinton has a 46% to 43% lead over trump. that difference is whip the poll's margin of error. it is a small fraction of the 11-point advantage clinton held over trump in a similar poll that was just last month. during "meet the press" on nbc, clinton waved off these numbers and said sanders has not had a single negative ad run against him. she is not worrying about it with polls this far out. hillary clinton is supposed to be in the bay area wednesday to campaign. >> thank you. both candidates seem concerned about how they do in california. that is where bill clinton will be campaigning, no northern

california today for hillary. first the former president is going to meet with farm workers at fresno state university, then make a stop in stockton, then sacramento. clinton spent a weekend in southern california wooing voters there. >> she got the best ideas about how to grow the economy with modern infrastructure and making as clean energy superpower of the world, bringing back manufacturing that is modern that, we can keep and grow here. starting small banks to make small business loans. >> hillary clinton will be back in the bay area later this week. she is scheduled to appear for a fund-raiser wednesday. 6:34. three people in jail in connection with the murder of a millbrae father. tiffany lee was arrested saturday at a hillsborough home. she is described as keith green's ex-girlfriend. green's body was found last week. another freeway shooting is

being investigated. this time in richmond. it happened about 6:00 last night near the regatta boulevard exit off 580. police broefly closed westbound lanes to search for bullet casings. last week pittsburgh city council voted to approve $100,000 to be used for new cameras as they try to combat this problem. a popular san jose bakery closed after it was damaged in a fire. investigators are trying to figure out how it smarted. dick's bakery on meridian avenue early sunday morning. the fire started in the back storage area of the bakery. no one was hurt. dick's bakery is a favorite family-owned business since 1947. the owner has no idea how it could have started. >> they are investigated. they think it might be arson.

>> dick's has been here forever. as long is a remember. i love coming here usually in the morning for doughnuts and my burned almond cake. >> they are famous for the burned almond cake. he plans to rebuild and reopen. 6:36. curious coyote ends up cornering people and their dogs at a wurling game park over the weekend. this happened yesterday morning. officers who responded had to rescue two people and their dogs. after that coyote cornered them. the coyote seemed drawn to their dogs. hikers are told to make loud noises and keep their dogs on a leash to keep them safe. in about 90 minutes, crews will use a crane to place the head on top of a 92-foot tall venus sculpture in san francisco. the sculpture will become the centerpiece of the trinity place. >> there will be a whole lot

more love from the skyline. bob redell joining us live. quite the sight to see. morning. >> good morning to you. at 8:00, venus will finally get her head, a large crane will hearst the final block of this enormous statue that is being constructed inside the print place apartments here. when complete she will tower over the central plaza at 92 feet making her the tallest sculpture in the city. it will be only slightly shorter than new york's statue of liberty. the denver artist created venus out of stainless steel. venus was fabricated in china, shipped over in 70 pieces, put together in 11 blocks on site

and each block weighing a ton. the head being that lastç bloc being hoisted on top venus' shoulders at 8:00. the apartments aren't scheduled to open until next spring. you will be able to see this sculpture in between the buildings. venus will not be the tallest sculpture in san francisco for long. there is 110 foot piece of are the being constructed for 2019. bob redell, today in the bay. >> pretty cool to check out. >> san francisco is a very romantic city. and they have the god of love. >> a lot of people leave their hearts there. >> it's cool as step out the door. you feel that and rush back in to get your jacket. you will most likely need it throughout the day. we have a mix of sun and clouds. we are already past the sunrise

and seeing a lot of light in the sky with a mix of clouds. it will be clearing today with breezy winds. comfortable temperatures, especially for inland areas. quickly cooling tonight. sun set at 8:17. major changes necessary our 0 forecast. we'll look to the holiday weekend coming up. let's get an update from mike. >> we are tracking that off 680. i wanted to show you the build. see a build for west 92. the hayward toll plaza side, we don't have anything major with you starting to get crowded and a little haze on our lens. san mateo bridge. all over the bay seeing that slight built. it is building later as we approach the summer months. no major problems. as we look toward the roadway,

southbound drive. northbound there is a crash at the split. there is slowing on the approach. back to you. coming up necxt, searching for answers. mounting evidence that points away from terrorism. >> how could the kids' movie "angry birds" be controversial? we'll take a look at the big board. dow industrials moving in the right direction.

now to a developing story ==laura/cu== three climbers have died in as many days near the top of mount ev 6:43. to a developing story. three climbers died in as many days near the top of mt. everest and dozens more have become sick because of altitude sickness. an indian man who had fallen sick died being helped down the mountains. a dutch man and australian woman reportedly died from altitude sickness over the weekend. other international news. egypt is sending a submarine to the debris field where egyptair 804 crashed into the

mediterranean thursday. there is mounting evidence some kind of sudden catastrophic events occurred onboard that plane. he will not say that it's terrorism. the plane plunged into the mediterranean killing all 66 people onboard. searchers recovered parts of the plane wreckage including personal belongings. the flight recorders have not been recovered. the race is on because the batteries only last about a month. >> 6:44. bill cosby scheduled to appear tomorrow for a hearing to determine whether he faces a criminal trial. prosecutors in december charged cosby with sexual assault. that was only after comments he made after a 2005 deposition became public. he alluded to giving drugs and alcohol to women before sex and giving payments to lovers. 6:45 on your monday morning.

bill would pit the brakes on convicted drunk drivers. supporters will gather in sacramento later today. jerry hill offered a bill that would require ignition interlock devices. the device is a small breathalyzer wired into the vehicle's ignition system. this week it gets its second test in the state senate. the public safety committee approved that bill. that happened in march. scott mcgrew was telling us keep an eye on a tech company first data. >> the markets have been open about 15 minutes. how is it doing? >> not nearly as well as i thought it would. it was an atlanta company. "baron "barons" gave it a good write up. >> mark zuckerberg turned 32

over the weekend. he and his wife saw "hamilton." cnbc calculating when you consider how rich and young he is, he's made money faster than anybody on the planet. he makes $4 million a day bill gates is richer, but older. do the math, gates only makes $3 million a day. >> san jose city council will take up the issue of google fiber. they want to bring high speed internet to san jose. it will be construction of fiber huts. google competes with comcast. we don't normally cover the box office but we did bring this issue up friday. roveo put its own money into "angry birds" and it was number

one at the box office. some people think this is an allegory for immigration. they said this is an obvious parallel for european colonialism. >> do you think it's a stretch? it's about birds and pigs. >> right. it got released in europe before america. they already started to make their money back and are hoping licensing will allow them to make more money. >> maybe get them back to even. >> let's hope so. this little kid here probably isn't going to the movies any time soon. he is going to college. he is 12 years old. he has been accepted to uc santa cruz, uc davis. this is video of him receiving

one of his three clenl degrees. he plans to become a doctor by age of 18. the child prodigy started community college at the age of 7. his mom had to go to classes with him. he think learning is just fun. >> he's got three degrees and he's 12 years old. he will be a nobel laureate by the time he's 20? have you seen this? chewbacca mom. >> she is having a good laugh. she is a stay at home mom in texas. last week she bought a chewbacca mask from her local kohl's

store. this is the most viewed video ever. watched more than 130 million times. the world now knows her as chewbacca mom. kohl's gave her $2500 in gift cards and "star wars" toys for mentioning the store during her video and the mask sold out. >> i think it's funny the way the mouth opens and she was watching herself. >> she is just a wookie. >> sam brock. >> i haven't seen it yet. >> i haven't seen the latest one. >> get your darth vader mask

going. >> let's take a live look at at&t park in san francisco. you see a few clouds here and there. it's cool as you head out the door. we are taking another look at sunol as we see low clouds starting to settle in there. a beautiful sunrise. it's now 48 in the north bay. san francisco there. also seeing temperatures in the low 50s. let's drop in on the south bay in santa teresa. 50. 49 in silver creek valley. saratoga starts out 48. a look at all the microclimates. 72 in dublin. if you are making plans to head out to at&t park this evening,

we'll have nice and cool weather. clouds moving in. make sure you have on a nice warm jacket, maybe a blanket, too. as we take you over the next several days, look at the temperature trends. the average high 65. we will not see that until about thursday. we have this area of low pressure hovering near the coast. it may be just enough to spark off a few showers for the north bay. also just to the east of us. not expecting widespread rain. another low drops in in time for the holiday weekend. breezy winds and chance of shower for the sierra. >> temperature weis looking at 60s and 70s of san francisco, peninsula as well as east bay. 70s for the inland areas.

not quite beach weather. >> unpleasant news. roadways are moving well. this just came in to our newsroom. we look at your overall commute. traffic flowing smoothly. south bay shows the biggest build. i want to call out cal train. reports of that train had to stop. there was an incident involving a pedestrian. they are going to have a bus bridge in place. it will mean delays for cal train riders. san trans moves without delay. no delays throughout the south bay. your peninsula drive. all green for 101.

a little build over in the east bay for 880. the slowing starts for san mateo and dunbarton bridges. see that the north bound routes begin their push to silicon valley. there may be debris on the roadway. this could be a trouble spot. wait for more detail. chp should arrive on scene. 101 at 6800 is good here. north bay 101 shows a smooth drive. back to you. >> thank you very much. a dramatic rescue unfolding hours ago in antioch. quick-thinking firefighters who brought a woman to safety as her house became engulfed in flames. >> our assignment desk keeping a close eye to our south where firefighters are battling a blaze ripping through 4,000 acres of land in monterey county. do you like "house of

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>> kris sanchez joining us live in san jose where the trial in sierra lamar's murder case could finally begin today. >> right. the murder case of the man accused of killing her and there could be another day after four long years for that family. here is a look at a timeline. sierra lamar disappeared in march 2012, more an year later, antolin garcia-torres was arrested. he did not enter a plea until 2014. last month the judge granted him more time for evidence. today he could grant another delay because one of those lawyers is tied up in another triumphant he is now 25 years old and faces the death penalty if convicted of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. lamar's told us he knew the death penalty might be a longer wait for justice but thought seeking that punishment was important for his daughter.

this year alone, the murder trial has been on the calendar 16 times at superior court and the trial hasn't started. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> 6:58. new this morning a dramatic rescue at the scene of a two-story house fire. started about 4:30 this morning in antioch. firefighters arrived to find a woman on the roof. she managed to get to the ground. she jumped down on to cans before reaching the ground. crews had that fire under control in about 30 minutes and no one was hurt. >> we are seeing brushfires popping up and down. is that because of dry conditions and wind? >> it's fairly dry. everything is drying out and turning brown. all you need is someone to flick a cigarette butt out the window and you have a wildfire. it's something to be findful of.

temperature in the upper 40s, low 50s. slightly cooler than average. 63 in san francisco and 07 in the south bay. chance of soggy showers in the north bay. not going to see that widespread throughout the week. >> if you take caltrain this morning, you are going to experience delays. >> delays are inconvenient for riders. northbound 305 was involved in an incident involving a pedestrian. there is a bus bridge in place there taking you bast the scene. right now that has yet to be fully established. no cal train service in burlingame yet. >> for the rest of the map, you are moving well. traffic is light on the peninsula. good. we'll be back with the local news update in a half hour.

good morning. desperate search. the hunt for that egyptair plane and its black boxes widens, as a robotic submarine joins the search. investigators try to figure out what set off smoke alarm warnings during the flight's nal moments. dead heat. donald trump and hillary clinton in a virtual tie. the majority of voters unhappy with both choices. in fact, they are the most unpopular candidates ever. why has this race suddenly tightened? controversial choice. zookeepers defend their actions after killing two lions to save a man who jumped into the enclosure and began taunting the animals. this morning, the outrage and why officials say it was their only option.