temperatures down. it will be hot but at least a nice cool start to this tuesday morning. it's 55 in the east bay, 56 degrees in san francisco. the rest of the day, it would be in the mid-90s in the south bay as well as the tri valley. low 80s for the peninsula. we'll talk about the holt weather that continues through the week, coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking overnight work zones. they're picking up. that's right, kari, they're picking up the cones. over here in fremont, they just left the screen here, the flashing lights. that's typical for the commute area, as we look at your map just before 5:00. we see no real slowing around this area. in fact we have no major crashes. i do want to zoom in and focus on coming up later on this morning, starting at 9:45 leaving los gatos, there will be a motorcade traveling north coming off santa cruz avenue in los gatos, traveling north, basically parallel to highway

17, coming up toward 280, north of 280, stevens creek east to san carlos avenue, and over to s.a.p. center, because of the procession ending up at s.a.p. center. there will be a lot of crowds gathering here. folks, if you're heading to the memorial, we urge you to take mass transit because of all of the traffic expected. throughout the course of the morning bob redell is at the s.a.p. details, he'll have more details momentarily. meantime, new this morning, one man is under arrest after a security scare in brussels. a busy shopping area went under lockdown. authorities say a man's belt only contained salt. the shopping area remains under tight security. for the second time in a week, an investigator with the alameda county da has been placed on leave.

in this case, according to a source in the department, the issue centers around racist texts. an insider tells nbc bay area the man is accused of receiving the texts and not reporting them. acting assistant chief david downing is now the new leader of the oakland police department. the city has gone through three chiefs in the last two weeks. >> we've been working hard to rebuild the bond between the community and the police. seeing this level of dysfunction undermines that. >> another da's office investigators was placed on leave last week in connection with the sexual assault case. a new way to put pressure on a judge under the microscope. starting today, bay area drivers will see a visible reminder of the efforts to recall judge aaron persky, the judge who presided over the sexual assault

case concerning the former stanford swimmer brock turner. a digital billboard is going up on highway 92 in hayward. a stanford law professor leading efforts to recall the judge says the billboard reflects the community's anger. >> we don't believe in special sentences for privileged stanford athletes. we think that whoever you are, whether you're at stanford or whether you're an elite athlete, you should be subject to the same law as everyone else. >> ultraviolet is the advocacy group paying for the sign. it says 1.2 million people at this point have signed the group's petition to remove persky from the bench. but legal experts stress the judge's sentence was well within legal guidelines. the anger following brock turner's sentencing is not going away anytime soon. there's more backlash after someone created a brock turner family support facebook page. >> it already has more than 6,000 likes. the page's administrators claim to be turner's parents, saying their son is the real victim.

but turner's attorney tells us the family is not involved in any way. the mother of one of the victims of the berkeley balcony collapse will attend a hearing in sacramento today. state lawmakers are considering a new bill in light of the tragedy. ashley is one of six people who died last year when the balcony they were standing on gave way. today a senate policy committee will consider a bill that calls for increasing oversight on contractors. jackie donahoe is attending the hearing but it's not clear if she will testify. developing us in right now out of southern california. this morning, baking and burning. right now there are not one but two fires burning out of control in the san gabriel mountain. combined, the flames have scorched seven square miles. now there are concerns those fires could merge into one massive fire, making matters much worse. annette arreola from our sister

station in los angeles, knbc, joins us live from there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: sam, good morning. hello, everybody. let me step out of the way so folks up north can see what's going on in the southland. we know that firefighters have been working nonstop throughout the night, battling these flames that continue to burn here along the foothills above several communities in the city of duarte. firefighters are delivering a one-two punch on the ground and by air. we've seen several choppers making water drops along with fire retardant drops, hoping to halt the blaze before it reaches any structures. these fast moving fires have been burning through thousands and thousands of acres of dry vegetation. the reservoir fire broke out yesterday around 11:00 in the morning off of highway 39, just north of azusa. a fatal car crash sparking the fire. 90 minutes later, a second blaze

broke out near the duarte and asouza border, this being called the fish fire. one of the biggest concerns firefighters have, as you mentioned, is that these two fires may merge. that would of course cause them to have to pour in extra resources. we know the fish fire has burned 3,000 acres. the reservoir fire scorching 1500 acres right now. both fires zero percent contained. we'll be out here keeping an eye on the situation, on any new developments. of course we'll keep you posted. live this morning from duarty, california, annette arreola. back to you. meantime, here in the bay area, another warm one as well. take the bus or bike to work today if you can. all the hot weather is creating unhealthy smog levels. maybe you don't want to bike, then. live pictures from our san bernardino camera. everyone is asked to help cut down on some of the harmful

smog. if you do have to drive, carpooling is certainly recommended. on the spare the air days, you want to watch out for your health as well. >> one of the problems is stagnant heat, and there is plenty of that to go around. kari hall will be looking at it all week. >> yes, this will be a prolonged event of high heat. especially east bay valleys and south bay valleys where the temperatures will be the hottest, and you don't get much relief from the wind. now we start out already with a wide range in temperatures. napa, 49. 63 in concord. san francisco at 56 degrees. once again, another hot one with highs in the low 90s for the north bay. we'll look at these temperatures coming up. back over to mike with a look at the bay bridge. kari, it just cleared up. all the toll workers arrived for

work. i'm not saying they were late, they just don't open them typically until now. the map shows no problems on the approach on the maze. top of your screen, benicia bridge has a fender bender. i'll get more details, that just showed up on our map. inbound, westbound 5, to the right, you see slowing out of the altamonte. nothing unusual here. on a spare the air day like today, in the south bay, no problems. no problems to mass transit, caltrain is a go. >> hello, b.a.r.t.! >> mike showing some love there. what do you know, gridlock over gun issues, four measures at the nation's capitol. the finger pointing after four key measures fail until the

senate. experts weigh in on a future president donald trump and the economy. we'll tell you what it looks like coming up in business.

window to change the nation's gun laws appears to what certainly looked like it was a brief opportunistic window to change the nation's

gun laws appears to be closed again this morning, the senate failing to pass amendments which aimed to keep guns out of the hands of terrorists. >> tracie potts has the fallout this morning. what now, trac tracie? >> reporter: democrats are frustrated. bottom line, congress is now back where it started. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: gun control has failed. again. >> it's what they printed. >> another missed opportunity. >> reporter: lawmakers could not agree to either ban or delay sales to terror suspects. democrats are livid. >> i am angry. i am frustrated. the nra has a vise-like grip on

this place. >> the way to defeat tragedies at home is by defeating terrorism overseas. >> reporter: will this become an issue in the presidential campaign? gun control advocates are disappointed by hopeful. >> the tide is turning. these people are on the wrong side of history. >> reporter: after the failed votes, hillary clinton tweeted "enough," with the names of orlando's victims. >> what i am going to tell 49 grieving families? >> reporter: no word from donald trump. he's now saying security guards, not patrons, should have had guns at orlando. another killing spree that sparked a lot of debate in washington but no action. reaction from the nra, the national rifle association, says what happened on the senate floor, they call it embarrassing, all about politics, they say. by the way, this was the first time this year that we saw all 100 senators back here in washington voting. >> they came, they just didn't

actually pass anything. tracie potts live from d.c., thank you very much. the political world right now is still reeling this morning from a major shake-up within the donald trump campaign. two high level staffers are out. campaign manager cory lewandowski was fired yesterday. michael cacaputo, a senior trum adviser, resigned after posting a tweet celebrating lewandowski's firing. there are reports trump's children wanted lewandowski replaced. trump's poll numbers are slipping. hillary clinton will make the case today that donald trump is unfit to manage the u.s. economy. she will give a speech in ohio. aides say she will detail why she says trump's economic ideas will likely, quote, drive us off a cliff. clinton says his proposals will lead to lost jobs and lost savings. she is expected to go after the

donald on his private sector record. a new monmouth university poll puts her 7 points ahead of donald trump. at least one wall street firm agrees with clinton that trump would be bad for the economy. >> scott mcgrew has more. >> reporter: one firm says if trump's policies are put in place, there would be economic damage. moody's is talking about his more vague plans like restricting muslims entering the country will hurt the economy. moody's will provide analysis of a clinton presidency in the next few days as well. fed chair janet yellen will testify on capitol hill this morning, a regularly scheduled thing. but this is strange timing, right after a fed meeting, right before the brexit vote.

we'll have more on that in a second. but finishing up politics, trump says he will replace yellen as head of the fed because she's not a republican. he'll also call for an audit of the federal reserve. let's get to landon dowdy and wall street's reaction. good morning. >> reporter: scott, good morning. wall street could add to monday's rise in futures. investors are reacting to the "stay" camp gaining momentum in the uk. a "leave" vote could spark a global selloff on uncertainty over the economic impact. like you said, fed chair janet yellen will be speaking today at congress. scott, back over to you. >> landon, thank you. sam and laurie, you know malcolm gladwell, author of "the

tipping point." he's launched a podcast, ten episodes released, one every week. it's topping the podcast chart. the first episode explains why hillary clinton will probably be the first president, but electing a female president does not necessarily mean we will have more female presidents in the near future. >> have you started listening? >> i did, just one episode so far. it's very interesting. >> i think malcolm is awesome. he uses data and trends to unearth things people may not have guessed. why does he think hillary clinton will not lead to more female presidents? >> the psychology of allowing yourself to vote for a woman allows you to the no vote for a woman in the future. he uses australia, which had a

female prime minister, as an example of why people who don't really want a woman president, they say, okay, one. >> they check the box. >> even if there's a great candidate in the future. >> it's awful, but it's human psychology. >> thank you. do you need a new home? how about this one? this is a long island, new york home. it just went on the market. it is the a.mityville horror house, based on a true murder story. in 1974, a man killed his parents, two brothers, and two sisters in that home. then another family moved in, only to move out in a month, claiming weird things would happen there. interested? what do you think, sam? price tag, $850,000. >> that's probably why i'm not interested. i saw "the conjuring 2" this

weekend. have you seen it? >> i've seen the first one. >> did the first one talk about the amityville house? >> i don't think so. >> the second one starts right off there, you see this demon that's basically possessing the basement of this house. it pops up and scares the life out of you. i was jumping out of my seat. so no, i appreciate the offer. >> the price needs to be a lot lower. like $2. >> also i'm thinking, already if you sit in front of me in the movies, if you're jumping out of your seat, i'm not seeing anything. >> i won't sit in front of you at horror movies. you can't put a price on a good night's sleep or on a nice cool day. >> you might want to be heading to the movies today to find a place to cool off, as we continue with high heat across the bay area. a live look outside over san jose. as the sun rises, clear skies. the days are getting longer. yesterday was the longest day of

the year. as we go into the next several days, unfortunately no breaks from this intense heat, unless you step out early in the morning. get things done early. it's 61 degrees on the peninsula, the south bay. on the east bay, a closer view at some of the temperatures. castro valley, 53 degrees. 53 in walnut creek. 61 degrees this morning in brentwood. so as we go into the next several hours, temperatures quickly climbing, now that the sun is rising. and it will be up to 92 degrees today in morgan hill. in foster city, 85. the castro today, 76 degrees and some mid-90s for parts of the north bay as well as the far east bay over toward antioch. then as you go over to oakland, 80 degrees. pleasanton, up to 95. we do still have a strong ridge of high pressure that continues to cause record-breaking heat in parts of the southwest. at least it won't be as intense today. but we're talking still 111

degrees for palm springs and vegas. fresno will be up to 104 degrees. it won't be as intense here, but still very hot, well above average. in dublin today, as we look at those average temperatures, by tomorrow we'll be up to 93 degrees. we pretty much stay there throughout the week. still also above average in san francisco. but feeling a little bit better. let's head back over to mike. you do still see the roadwork on the san mateo bridge. we're catching a glimpse of flashing lights in the corner. we'll talk about that, right above where it says "nbc bay area." we're looking at that crew. eastbound 92, one lane blocked heading up the high-rise, no problem. that's your commute direction. as we look at your map, at the bottom of your screen, the traffic is not slowing at all. the game tonight at 7:05.

southbound 680 at marina vista, benicia bridge, no slowing there. south bay, the procession to s.a.p., heading south on 280, down towards gilroy, you'll see a lot of assembly above the freeway. like this overpass, you may see fire trucks and other law enforcement as well saluting as officer katherman's profession goes back down to gilroy. >> always a nice tribute. thank you, mike. coming up, the south bay carousel sign about to become a landmark. santa clara county leaders are

considering a new tax on also help fix the they y would current housing crisis. santa clara county leaders are considering a new tax on property owners they say would also help fix the housing crisis. a proposed measure would tax homeowners $12,000 for every $100,000 of their property's value. part of the money would go for housing for low income and homeless people. there will be a vote on whether to place that measure on the november ballot. spinning into history. the cambrian park plaza sign is on track to become a historic landmark. santa clara county now says it's eligible for historic status, a key step for people who want to guarantee that the shopping

center's new owners won't remove the carousel. it first went up in 1953. the landmark designation goes up for a final vote in august. a south bay school library is getting a major makeover. >> right now volunteers are giving the library at grant elementary school in san jose a start of the art upgreaeupgrade. the work is being done by two pharmaceutical companies. >> the amount of support and energy and everything they've given us has just -- like i said, it's going to be amazing for these students. >> quite a meaningful gift there. the makeover is going to include improving the library's design and layout, technology, and books. >> very nice. coming up, saying goodbye to a fallen officer. how fellow law enforcement plans to honor fallen officer michael katherman as the city of san jose prepares to embark on an emotional day. >> reporter: a very public call to action in the brock turner

case. what that flashing billboard is going to ask people to do as they drive through hair ward. for joining us.

i'm laura gcia-cnon. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock. =4shot= ad lib tto a very good tuesday morning to you, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia i can-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. >> hey, we've seen across the

region heat in the bay area, especially in the valleys. once again, we're talking 90s, even to mid-90s today. even though the air conditioner is not on now, you will need it later today. we're up to 95 degrees in the south bay and the tri valley and the north bay up to 92 degrees. some of the hotspots will be there. now, in san francisco, not so bad. 76 degrees. we'll talk about what else to expect as we go through the rest of the week and into the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking a crash in the tri valley. as the commute starts to build, you see the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup is already starting to form. we'll look at your maps. the bay bridge toll plaza, your standard flow. we call out the tri valley westbound 580 at hopyard, reports of a crash there. folks are making their way over to the right, the dublin interchange, slowing. let's take a look at this map,

we'll have a lot of crowds along the freeway, basically parallel to 17 north on winchester boulevard, then over to stevens creek, san carlos, downtown santa fe, starting 9:45 out of los gatos, this is the procession for officer katherman's memorial. mike, as you outlined the procession routes, san jose prepares to honor one of its own killed in the line of duty. michael katherman was killed in a crash last week. thousands of people are expected to attend toy's event. bob redell joins us where the funeral will take place. bob, no doubt an extremely emotional day for this community. >> reporter: correct, good morning to you, sam. hundreds of law enforcement, not only from the bay area but throughout the state, are expected here at the s.a.p. center later this morning to join their brothers and sisters with the san jose police department in order to remember and honor officer michael katherman of the san jose police

department. he was an 11-year of me that force, most recently as a motorcycle patrol officer. he was killed last week on his police motorcycle during a collision with a van while trying to pull over a speeding car. >> our officers out there on the front lines, taking extraordinary risks for us every day to keep our community safe and to serve us, we need to honor them when they spend their final moments in that service. >> reporter: that's the sound of the san jose police air support unit, practicing yesterday. the flyover will be performed over the s.a.p. center later today. the santa clara county sheriff's office and other surrounding office will help staff s.a.p. so the officers can attend the memorial service, which is open to the public. at 9:45, the motorcade procession will leave the funeral home with the body of officer michael catholkatherman

expected to arrive at s.a.p. 1:30 is when the motorcade will leave s.a.p. and it will arrive at the funeral for a private service at 2:45. live here at the s.a.p. center in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you very much. as you mentioned, officer katherman's memorial service begins at 11:00 this morning. we'll bring you live coverage during our midday newscast and we'll stream the service on nbcbayarea.com. to this developing story now. police still trying to sort out a chaotic car crash for one driver who was apparently stabbed, then left a trail of blood, fleeing the scene, before officers caught up to him. it all played out yesterday afternoon at pleasanton hills. officers later found the man in the backyard of a nearby home. authorities say the driver struck two cars with his

cadillac, then smashed into a light pole, splitting the car in two. witnesses say he then took off running. he ended up in a nearby yard when a homeowner spotted him. >> i turned around, there's this guy with no shirt on in the back corner of my house. it looked like he was maybe trying to jump the fence or something like that. covered in blood. >> that man says police arrived before he had a chance to call 911. he says officers questioned him briefly before emergency crews took him to the hospital where last night he underwent surgery. authorities have not said whether the man will be charged. right now on your tuesday morning, putting the pressure on an embattled judge. bay area drivers will see a visible reminder of the efforts to recall the judge at the center of a stanford sexual assault case. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live where the billboard will be unveiled. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these signs are very bright, if

you've driven on highway 92, you've seen them flashing. starting today, as you said, they will shine a light on sexual assault and what a woman's group calls the rape culture. this is what the digital billboards will read for the next four weeks, funded by the national women's advocacy group ultraviolet. it calls on people to sign a petition calling the california commission on judicial performance that, quote, persky must go. that judge has been under fire after sentencing brock turner to just six months in jail after sexual assault of an intoxicated woman instead of 10 to 14 years in prison as allowed by law. >> this is not going away. and people are still outraged, and they will continue to speak out until this judge is removed from the bench. >> reporter: there are calls for action on both sides. ultraviolet calling on people to sign the petition. it is also a brock turner family support page created in the last few weeks which the family

lawyer says the parents have nothing to do with. it may or may not be a parody page. but it is worth noting that no matter how many likes that page gets or how many signatures this petition gets, really the only true way to remove this judge from the bench is by a recall vote of santa clara county voters. hayward is in alameda county. the drivers going through here may or may not have any power over that. countries sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. a letter allegedly written by a 15-year-old boy has raised new controversy for police and school officials in scotts valley. the letter threatens specific students and teachers with murder and sexual assault. it was reportedly delivered to one of the students. several parents have hired an attorney to help get to the bottom of it. the letter started circulating during the last day of school. administrators called police. some parents don't think the school took the letter

seriously. they contacted an attorney who will now seek a restraining order against the letter's alleged author. >> we want to make sure our kids are safe. we want to make sure that this boy gets the help he clearly needs. and we want a change in the culture of the school administration. >> scotts valley police wrapped up a two-week investigation this weekend. today the district attorney will consider whether charges should be filed against the boy. three women claiming that former comedian bill cosby sexually assaulted them will testify at a hearing in sacramento later today. the state assembly is considering doing away with statute of limitations on rape cases. right now for rape cases reported more than ten years after they allegedly occurred, are not prosecuted. the justice for victims act would overturn that statute of limitation. the women connected to cosby will testify in support of the act at a public safety committee hearing.

arrested again after a first arrest that made headlines. police say a 37-year-old resident broke to a home in san francisco's bay district. the homeowner woke up and screamed, causing the suspect to run out the backdoor. this is the second time in two weeks that she has been arrested. you might remember the other case. police charged her with stealing an ambulance that ended up crashing on treasure island. she had been free on supervised release. here is a reminder to clean the rain gutters around your home. firefighters in antioch say fallen pine needles helped a fire spread in antioch yesterday. one home you see here was badly damaged. flames also caused damage to a nearby auto body shop. the fire forced nine people from their homes. the cause is under investigation. now to a big concern for california, california's

drought, and a bark beetle epidemic, may cause the largest die-off of forest in history. >> the fear is the trees could come crashing down on people or fuel wildfires that could wipe out a mountain community. >> large fires, fires that takes multidays for us to contain, simply because, you know, california has a lot of rough terrain, but also because the fires are going to be harder to put out because there's more dead material on the ground to catch fire. fire travels much easier when there's a lot of dead fuel around. >> this epidemic has killed an estimated 40 million trees since 2010 in the central and southern sierra. not a lot of relief when it comes to the weather. enjoy the cool morning. it's going to get warm this afternoon. >> and temperatures will warm up quickly through the afternoon hours. it will be pretty much the same as we saw yesterday, maybe even a couple of degrees warmer in a few spots like pleasanton where we take a look at the sunrise this morning. all clear, and highs today up to

the low 90s in the south bay, and 85 degrees in foster city, palo alto 90 degrees. 76 in the castro. in the north bay, up to 92 degrees in santa rosa and napa. oakland, 80 degrees. 96 in antioch. livermore today, a high is expected of 96 degrees. mike is tracking a crash. that's right, west, the 92 moves well. we'll move toward the right. you saw most of the bay. we see at 580, the first crash is still there in the fast lane on your left. on your right, the merge over towards the split at the interchange, that's one slowdown. farther back, another crash going on as you travel eastbound

580 approaching north flynn road. a big rig on the shoulder. we passed that one really quickly. the rest of the bay, smooth flow of traffic. northbound 101 at 680, a little slowing, guys, back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up, amping up extra security. the changes coming to san francisco pride week following the tragedy in orlando. silicon valley execs trying to figure out how to support the republican party without supporting donald trump. they may have found it, coming up in business news. >> reporter: i'm live this morning with the latest on the allegations plaguing the oakland police department, from racest text messages to a sex scandal all while the department is dealing without a top cop. details when we return. the city of oakland..

as weisver the alada county district attorney h put new problems unraveling for the city of oakland, as we discovery the alameda county administration has put another employee on leave. >> "today in the bay"'s" stephanie chuang has more. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. the troubles seem to grow for opd. this alameda county da employee we're talking about is an investigator who is a former oakland police officer. it's alleged this officer had received racist text messages, did not report them. this follows opd putting lieutenant tony jones on leave for allegedly sending racist

texts before other officers in the department. this is all happening as opd has named an acting assistant chief. david downing is not the police chief but will run day to day operations and will report to city administrator sabrina landreth. >> in terms of the leadership role, it's embarrassing. in terms of -- i think the public needs to understand in oakland we're trying to get it together. >> reporter: the oakland police department is investigating claims that more than a dozen of its officers had sex with a teenager prostitute, the daughter of a police dispatcher. another officer is on leave accused of having his girlfriend fill out investigative paperwork for a high profile murder case. that could impact a lot here. we're talking about all of this investigator's report as well as any of the cases and trials that have involved his reports.

sam and laura, this could go on for a while. >> stephanie chuang live from oakland, thank you very much, steph. security will be tight at this weekend's pride festival in san francisco. >> enormous turnout, more than a million people are expected in san francisco during the pride parade festival. changes this year include increased police presence, as you can imagine, at every pride event and gay nightclub. no large bags are going to be allowed in, that's new this year. everyone will have to walk through a metal detector to enter the festival. san francisco leaders say despite rattled nerves, the show will and ms go on. >> you can attack us, you can beat us, you can bully us, you can kill us, and we're just going to keep coming back and we'll be stronger than before. >> there will also be plainclothes officers inside the events as well. the security checkpoints will be set up at civic center plaza. apple boss tim cook is

reportedly raising money for the republicans but not for donald trump. >> scott mcgrew, cook has a different person in mind. >> good morning, yes. speaker of the house paul ryan, laura. it's a way of showing support for the gop without showing support for the gop's presidential candidate. cook is careful to support both sides of the political spectrum, donating money to the barack obama campaign in the last election. he's been very public in his dislike of donald trump. tesla is working on a deal to open a car factory in china. no comment from tesla. tesla sees china as an important market and building cars there would help them avoid high import taxes within china. but it might also expose a lot of manufacturing secrets as well. stocks roared ahead monday, as we said they would. new polls show it's less likely great britain will vote to leave the european union.

investing wizard george soros predicts a vote to leave the european union would destabilize the british pound. back here at home, sam and laura, netflix has a new logo for its social networking. that's what you see when you go to netflix's twitter or facebook account. the company says it's not a new logo, it's the old logo. i bring this up, and let's face it, who cares, right? the reason i bring this up is, don't do that. it is one of the number one things you don't do in marketing, have two different logos competing against each other. >> it adds to confusion. >> it adds to confusion. >> especially if you're established. >> and if you recall, netflix once wanted to split apart its companies, and then said,

whoops, we don't want to do that. >> this is like when uber changes its logo. >> if you want to change it, fine, then change it. one logo. >> thank you, scott. did you see the full moon last night? the summer solstice now marks the official beginning of summer, that was yesterday, making at it longest day of the year. the moon is nicknamed the honey or strawberry moon, with the large reddish appearance in the sky. indian tribes use the solstice as a sign of when fruits are ready for picking. >> there you go. not the plums just yet, they need a little more time. >> a little sweetness, talking about the strawberry moon. but not the sweetest forecast around. >> especially if you don't like the heat. because it has been really hot. it continues over the next few days, mostly for the valleys and inland areas. as we get a live look now, the sun rises. you see a lot of strawberry-like

colors in the sky, looks beautiful as we start out this day in the first full day of summer into the rest of the day. we'll feel temperatures rising quickly from where we are now. we're at 61 degrees in the peninsula. east bay at 55 degrees. as we drop into the south bay to get a closer look at some of the temperatures there, in the mid-50s across the board. in morgan hill, 55 degrees. breaking it down for san jose for the next several hours, we'll go from 65 degrees at 8:00 to 78 degrees at 11:00. by the time you take your lunch it will already be 81 degrees and throughout the afternoon, air conditioner goes on, as our temperatures soar into the upper 80s. and it is also a spare the air day, where they do encourage you to take public transportation and try to cut down on the pollution levels. and it will be highest, meaning unhealthiest levels, or the east bay, while the rest of the bay area has barely high levels of

pollutants in the air, all because we do have high ozone and a lot of sunshine with a stagnant air pattern, and temperatures reaching into the low 90s for morgan hill. foster city, 85 degrees. the castro today, 76 degrees. we do have a wide range in temperatures, anywhere from the 60s to the immediate coastline to the mid-90s for spots like antioch and danville today up to 92 degrees. but we're not getting the most intense heat of the region. it's actually just off to the east of us where temperatures will still be in southern california, up to 111 degrees. we'll talk more about what to expect as we head into the weekend, coming up. mike is now tracking the bay bridge and the tri valley. >> both have big backups, kari. one is expected, one is unusual. the bay bridge, a pretty expected flow. in fact for a tuesday morning at this time, this is looking pretty good. we're just easing in to filling in the cash lanes at the toll plaza. most of the bay is what you

would expect to see. the unusual slowing for the tri valley over at the outer skirts, west 580, the arrow is a crash. slowing on the approach, nothing major there. we typically see that sort of pattern. getting closer to the hopyard, a crash in the center divide. folks are slowing over toward the dublin interchange, slowing out of livermore. things are improving in the orange zone. that may mean a complete clearing from the center divide. we'll show you san jose northbound, looks like a nice flow of traffic. no major problems northbound, this is 101 at 680. keep in mind, 1:30 is when officer katherman's funeral procession leaves s.a.p. center, heads down 280, then 101 to gilroy. a bit of good news, only for a few of those displaced by saturday's huge fire in the san francisco mission district.

one group got let back into their homes, only a few of those displaced by the fire. flames did not damage their building but they say they have heavy hearts knowing so many others lost everything. >> a lot of it was low income housing and people don't know what they're going to do next. really sad, really unfortunate. >> i feel really bad for the families next door. they don't have a place anymore. >> investigators say the fire started in the hardware store at street level, then spread to apartments upstairs and neighborhoods buildings. look at the size of it. how the fire started is still under investigation. >> massive, out of control fires in that part of san francisco. next, the tragic death of a hollywood star actor crushed by his own suv over the weekend. questions now surfacing surrounding the automaker. first, we have multiple crews across the south bay covering the memorial for a san

jose police officer who died in the line of duty. head to nbcbayarea.com at 11:00 a.m. to watch a live stream of the memorial service. on a much lighter note, a dog who escaped his pet sitter's home and disappeared four years ago is finally reunited with his family, all thanks to a pet detective. read about it now on our facebook page. we'll see you on the other side of the break.

welcome back, everyone. the jeep grand cherokee that rolled and killed "star trek" actor anton yelchin was under recall. investigators found the gearshifting could confuse drivers and possibly cause the vehicles to roll away. chrysler claims it recalled more than a million vehicles for that very problem in april but a fix isn't available for many more months. yelchin played chekhov in the revamped "star trek" movies. the latest movie is set to come out next month. now to that chilling transcript of the 911 conversations between the orlando nightclub shooter and police negotiators. while on the phone, the gunman says, i did the shootings, praise be to god, and prayers as well as peace beyond the prophet of god.

in one of many calls, the killer said i pledge allegiance to abu baker al bagdadi. the audio of the phone calls is not being released. >> while the killer made these mud ru murderous statements, he did so in a chilling, calm, and deliberate manner. >> the killer made several 911 calls during the ordeal, even threatening to blow up his hostages. the orlando shooting raised new calls for gun control legislation. but lawmakers on capitol hill rejected those calls. four gun control measures failed to pass in the senate, including one by democrats that would prevent people on the no-fly list from buying guns. all measures fell short of the 60 votes needed to pass. >> 300,000 americans we lose from gun violence over ten

years. and my republican friends do nothing. >> what we should be making this about is the fight to eliminate the islamic extremism that is the root cause for what happened in orlando. >> an nbc news poll taken after the orlando shooting shows 61% of americans support gun control laws and a ban on assault weapons. decision 2016. it's bad numbers, perhaps, that led to a big shake-up in the donald trump campaign. two high level staffers are out. that includes campaign manager cory lewandowski who was fired yesterday. then late yesterday, michael caputo, a senior trump adviser, resigned after posting a tweet celebrating lewandowski's firing. all of this coming as trump's poll numbers continue to tumble. breaking news at 6:00. the intense flames just hours ago leave six pets dead inside of a fremont home. the details just coming into our newsroom, next. a dangerous mix in southern

california, with concerns two out of control wildfires could merge into one. we're keeping a close eye on this developing situation and we'll have an update in just moments. >> reporter: remembering officer michael katherman. i'm bob redell. we'll take you live to the city of south bay. "today in the bay" continues now. a very good morning to you, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. more on the procession for officer katherman coming up in a few minutes. first, not a lot of wind means dangerous levels of smog, kari. >> yes, it's a spare the air day. it's an in the low 50s in the north bay. quickly warming temperatures once again, up to