quote, it's not meant for me. i tried. it's the thing i wanted most but i couldn't get it. i think it's over. messi will continue playing for club team's barcelona. high speed chase comes to a crashing end. the reason chp went after the driver in the first place. law enforcement is saying about this weekend's gay pride celebration. fighting back against claims that the progress crews are making against the devastating wild fire. "today in the bay" continues no now. >> good monday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> high heat and strong winds. we'll continue on with that and low humidity as we go through the next several days. and unfortunately it looks like it takes awhile before we catch a break. as you start out this morning,

it feels nice and cool at 49 in the north bay. at least you can have the windows open and no ac during the morning. look how hot it gets during the day. up to 95 in the north bay. south bay 97, trivalley hitting 100 degrees, while san francisco is at 74. what else to expect as we go into the week. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's head to mike now. keeping us updated on the crash in san jose. >> that's right. the video coming up. right now a smaller crash. a much smaller crash reported. instead of northbound it's southbound 101. southbound at the center divide. that's the distractions. you saw it change from yellow to green north of the crash. south of the crash we have the distractions in the center area. getting a little bit of a break now for the commute. we'll see if they can clear it quickly. southbound 680 at the crash the vehicle moved to the center

divide. minor slowing now. over here the update for hayward. the crash is on eastbound 92 away from the bridge. down to one lane now expect slowing toward hayward and 92. meter lights are on at the bay bridge. that's not a surprise. the build out of the maze not so bad. back to you. >> thank you very much. new this morning take a look what is left of the volvo. chp said the driver of the car crashed while speeding away from deputies. chp said the driver ran a red light in downtown san jose about 2:00 this morning. then a pursuit started. a few minutes later the volvo ended up on highway 101 going speeds up to 100 miles per hour. eventually the driver lost control, slammed into the center divide, and spun across all lanes before coming to a stop. the driver was injured but expected to be okay. police say he's going to face charges. thankfully no one else was injured.

mayhem at the state capitol over the weekend. ten people are recovering after protesters and white supremacists clashed in sacramento on sunday. the capitol ended up going on lock down as police scrambled to control the violence. it started when a group of 30 demonstrators from the traditionalist workers party were met by 400 counter protesters on the state capitol grounds. some threw pieces of concrete and rocks while several people were stabbed. >> this is crazy. somebody just got stabbed. it's real. it's a real fight. there's nothing exaggerated about it. >> two men suffered head injuries and two other people are critically injured this morning from stab wounds. no arrests have been made. in san francisco celebration is over now the clean up begins after tens of thousands of people flooded the streets for the weekend's pride party. today in the bay is live in the

castro district with a look at the weekend's sbraixs. things went pretty smotherly. >> reporter: good morning. san francisco police tell us there were no major incidents over the two-day gay pride celebration here in san francisco that ended last night with a special screening of a gay pride movie at the castro theater, about a block from where we're at. the city has been busy spraying down the streets, cleaning up, and picking up the trash from last night's celebration. this video, this is the scene early yesterday as thousands of people marched down marcus street in the annual gay pride parade. it seems the crowds might have been smaller this year. not clear if it was out of fear of what happened early krier th month in orlando. security was tighter as a result. metal barricades along the parade route, heavier police presence, and volunteers of the community helped law enforcement keep an eye on the event.

>> personally grateful. i know some people feel threatened by the extent of police coverage but to me it's reassuring. >> there are new security rules. the city installed entry points manned by security guards. they waned partiers and restricted bag size before gaining entry. san francisco police department arrested 19 people on saturday. more than half public intoxication. we're waiting for their numbers from sunday. >> bob, thank you very much. across the bay an open police officer recovering after a dramatic crash. a second involving opd within 24 hours. it happened in the fruitvale district. you can see the patrol car on fire. the officer reportedly crashed into another patrol car while in the process of chasing a possibly armed suspect. the suspect hitted several

parked cars about a mile away and was caught. the officer driving the patrol car is expected to be okay. that crash comes less than a day following this dramatic scene on interstate 580. about 11:00 on saturday night a police officer was chasing a car-jacking suspect. another car stopped in front of the police car forcing the officer to swerve. so the patrol car swerved and hit a pole bursting into flames. that officer was not seriously injured. the suspect was later arrested in san leandro. to the latest developments out of the central valley. firefighters seem to be getting the upper hand on the deadly and instructive fire. destructive fire 40 miles from bakers field. it's 40% contained up from 10% over the weekend. the fire burned more than 43,000 acres destroying 200 homes. at least two people have been killed. firefighters say without the many dramatic rescues, the death

toll could be higher. >> we had firefighters actually pull people from their homes that were immobile and put them in fire engines to get them out of harm's way. so it's a very dynamic, fast-moving, scary situation. and the people fleeing for their lives -- i can only imagine how scary it must have been. >> amid the rescue efforts we're learning a drone got in the way of helicopters were that helping fire crews in the area. all helicopters were grounded for a half hour yesterday for safety precautions. they hope the fire fully contained by thursday. this morning on the so-callso-call ed marina fire. u.s. forest service said the fire is 37% contained and dropped from 800 acres to 750 acres. calmer wind and cooler temperatures helped firefighters to battle the flames. so far no injures have been reported and no buildings or homes have been burned.

it was a violent weekend at berkeley's grizzly park. there were robberies and fights that landed one person in the hospital. two groups got in an argument. a man got hurt after he was hit with an object. early saturday morning, two people robbed at gunpoint. they had minor injuries. police are looking for three suspects in that incident. the east bay oakland leaders are considering a proposal to stop the shipment of coal from the city's port. this coming after a proposal to build a new marine terminal there. it comes after a proposal to build a new marine terminal there. it would service as a gateway for coal mined in utah. the coal would be put on cargo ships and sent to asia. environmental groups are upset about the transport of what they say is the leading cause of greenhouse gases. tonight the oakland city council will discuss a transport ban prohibiting coal experts. let's discuss the weather. it's hot, right. it's not cold at all. >> yeah. it's going to stay that way,

unfortunately. at least it's comfortable now as you head out. we take a live look outside now at san francisco it's 58 degrees. we're getting ready for the bay bridge series this evening. and we'll also have more weather like this later on tonight. so by the time the game kicks off, be right at about 66. it's another hot day. 102 in fairfield, concord 95, the inland temperatures in the 90s. even over 100 degrees while we'll have some 70s along the coast. i'll talk about what is ahead for this week. that's coming up in a few minutes. now an update about the try valley seeing more slowing on 680. >> that's right. we have a disabled vehicle now. we'll talk about that and i'll show you in a second. i want to give folks a look at the bay. a pretty typical pattern for a monday. more slowing than we usually see and definitely more than we like. south 680 moved over to the center divide and now all lanes are clear but a distractions

there. more spokes speeding off 84 and over toward 680. no major concern. we expect that in the morning. also, over here getting off the san mateo bridge that crash blocking one lane eastbound 92 approaching 880 itself shows the volume build. hayward and union city no surprises there. you look toward the maze and you'll see traffic. live look the bay bridge meters on. we have a nice smooth drive in the south tower and the north tower infused by fog. no problems for speed today. thank you, mike. up next "today in the bay" one in 1,000 year event. the closer look at the devastating and deadly flood waters sweeping through neighborhoods across west virginia. plus, we go from brexit to regret. england would like to have another go at this vote. we'll take a look at your stocks coming up in business tech. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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fourth of july right around the corner, and starting today police in several different cities are starting to crack down on illegal fireworks. in places like pacifica you can face thousand dollars fines or even jail time. the extreme fire danger is forcing counties and cities to step up their crack down efforts this year. some parts of the bay area do allow safe and sane fireworks.

you have to check with your city for legal fireworks you can enjoy this fourth of july holiday. and officials plan to show the dangers of the illegal fireworks today in santa clara. they will hold a news conference at 1:00 this afternoon. it's good to be prepared. 10,000 people nationwide end up in the er during the fourth of july weekend. >> if you're planning to hit the road on the fourth of july, expect some packed highways. it's going to be likely be the busiest. >> aaa predicts nearly 43 million americans will travel this holiday weekend. the majority are driving. since aaa started tracking in 2001, it's expected to be the highest. gas prices expected to be the lowest so far this year. it's maybe why so many are hitting the roads. we learned the word "brexit" now a new word "regret." >> speaking of hitting the road, now they want back in.

>> britain plus regret gives you bregret. many voters realized what they had done. they had voted to leave the eu. certainly the world's stock markets got their attention. the dow fell more than 600 points. many of britain is asking for a second vote to change their mind. the prime minister david cameron said he will resign. the vote between stay or leave was basically his idea, but he didn't expect britains to vote to leave. cameron will step down and allow the next prime minister to pull the trigger. send article 50 to the european union. the unreversible action that leaves great britain all by itself. who will be the next prime minister? it could be former london mayor boris johnson who is david cameron's rival. even though they're in the same political party. cameron has set him up to fail.

cameron is making him tell the guy they're leaving. the uk probably goes in recession. to the land and northern island leave. if he doesn't, he goes against the will of the people. the next prime minister is going to have a bad day either way. lots of people have compared johnson to our donald trump. and there are some similarities. lots of people made fun of trump online over the weekend after he congratulated the scotts on their vote to leave. he said they were taking their country back. scotland guys overwhelmingly voted to stay because they benefit from the eu. there was some concern mr. trump did not understand the brexit and the implications and congratulating the people who are devastated by the vote on their vote seemed peculiar. >> yeah. not well thought out. >> no. >> you don't have to be an expert of every area of foreign policy, but you need to understand the temperature in the room. >> that's a good idea.

>> or maybe hold the comments. >> i wait to see that. >> stop with my crazy talk. to a developing story and out of west virginia. historic flooding. the state is trying to dry out after flash flooding has already claimed 25 lives. at least. while the sun was out yesterday, more rain in the forecast today. that's causing a newfound wave of concern. >> dylan drier has the latest from the area. >> good morning, guys. here in white sulfur springs, west virginia i'm standing on main street. you can see a lot of activity behind me. this is a two-lane road normally. because of the recent rains one of the lanes washed down into the creek below. crews have been working since the crack of dawn to repair what they can. this is the scene we're seeing across west virginia. this is a one in 1,000 year event that occurred last thursday. we had 10 inches of rain fall in just 12 hours.

that lead to devastating flash flooding. it's taken at least 25 lives now because of the deadly flooding as well. so we have more rain in the forecast later on today. even though it did dry out over the weekend. it helped to recede some of the flood waters. if we get some of these heavier downpours later on this afternoon and evening, that produces the heaviest of the rain in some of the hardest hit areas that can lead to more flash flooding. that's the biggest concern for later today. we'll see improvements as things dry out for the rest of the week. in the meantime, the area is working as hard as they can to clean things up. we'll have more coming up on the "today" show a little bit later today. >> all right. thank you, dylan. from epic storms there to pretty epic heat we've been seeing the last few days. that's not showing any signs of stopping. >> yeah. it keeps on turning up. >> should we call -- >> yeah. it's going to be hot. and as especially for the inland

areas. now the coast you're catching a break. here is live look from san bruno mountain. you can see the amazing shot of the clouds just rolling by as we get a view from the camera high atop the mountain. so our temperatures are starting out at 52 degrees in san francisco. it's 51 degrees in santa rosa, and san jose at 59 degrees. so not a bad start to the day, but let's check out livermore as we go hour by hour. we start out at 69 at 8:00. 10:00 temperatures are jumping up quickly each couple of hours. lunchtime it's already too hot outside to take the lunch out. it will be 100 degrees as you look out for the commute. we'll have the air conditioners on full blast through at least 8:00. and then the temperatures come down enough for you to open up the windows and let this fresh air. it will be another hot dare. we're going to see those triple digits temperatures in parts of the bay area. in gill roy up to 102.

88 in san mateo, and the cool spot the outer unset 62 degrees now. the seven-day forecast you see at the bottom of the screen it doesn't cool off that much as we go through the week. only coming down a couple of degrees. 102 in fairfield. brentwood 103 and pleasantton a high of 100 degrees. we have a southern area of high pressure that has yet to move just from the east of us. and we will see those temperatures in the central valley reaching over 100 degrees while we will have a wide range in temperatures here, no change tomorrow. no change wednesday. and then by thursday it gradually starts to come down. so enyou this evening at at&t park for the bay bridge series. it will be nice and comfortable there. 66 to start and 61 by the end of the game. and once again still more hot weather through the week. here is a look at the temperature trend for san jose. we will be at times about 10 degrees above normal. let's head over to mike to see

what is happening as you head out for the commute. >> 103 in brentwood. i hope they have friends nearby. over here most of our friends doing fine. want to check in with the try valley. we have slowing southbound 680 continuing pass the earlier disabled vehicle or fender bender. it's out of lanes now. we see the build coming out of area. no surprises there. same thing for hayward. we expect the trend down toward union city slowing pass the san mateo bridge. in fact, let's check the areas. a live camera over here shows you westbound. the sun is in for you folks heading eastbound, but not a problem over here westbound toward the dublin interchange. and another critical chujunctur. there's the berkeley curve. easy here.

>> thank you, mike. coming up next nbc bay area responds. >> the ups driver refuses to deliver to one viewer's road. i'm consumer investigator. nbc bay area responds. next. and the tale of two different bay area teams as they square off in the bay area series. the a's taking on the giants at at&t park. our coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. after our 6:00 newscast.

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the judge overseeing the late the media being kept out of an important court hearing involving prince's estate. the judge overseeing the late rock star's estate is denying a request from the associated press and other journalists. they're asking to intervene to ensure that the public has information about the estate proceedings. today's hearing will help determine who stands to inherit prince's $300 million estate. prince died on april 21st of an accidental drug overdose. he didn't have a written will. nbc bay area responds to a morgan hill woman who said she was having a tough time getting ups to deliver some of her packages. >> she came to us and asked for help. chris is here with the story and response. >> and lives on a partial dirt road. one of her ups drivers refused to deliver packages. calling the road too dangerous because it's bumpy. instead ann said the driver leaves packages at the end of

the road or at a ups location nearly an hour away. ann has been trying to get her packages delivered to her doorsteps for years. we contacted ups and within hours, it fixed the problem. ups talked to the driver and promised ann that all of her packages will be delivered to her home. in a statement ups apologized and said our promise to our customers is to serve them regardless of remote locations or distance from main roads. ups even sent ann flowers. she told me a florist delivered them. if you have a consumer problem, let us help out. call 888-996-tips. tomorrow helping a small business owner who says her website was held hostage. have a great day sflchlt. >> i wonder if the florist came to the door. coming up next worries on

wall street and across the globe. the financial fall out continues in response to the european's decision to leave the european union. the opening bell is minutes away. solving the homeless problem. live in san jose where the city council takes a shot at it. it's coming up next.

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[ bells rings ] >> how will the markets react for the second day of trading following the brexit vote last friday was not so kind as the dow jones shaved off over 3%. to see how the momentum carries into the week, we take a live look at the new york stock exchange and the shark. i'm not sure whose shark it was. katy perry's? >> last week was shark week. >> kidding! a lot of people heading to the beach because the temperatures have been up there. >> not only the concerns about the sharks and the rip currents but, you know, you have to be careful out there. we head into the next several days more hot weather. here is where we start. it feels good as you start out the door. no air conditioner blasting as we start off at 59 in the south bay. highs today reaching 97 in the south bay. the trivalley up to 100 degrees

and 95 today in the north bay. i'll show you what else to expect the rest of the week. it's coming up in a few minutes. let's head to mike and checking on an earlier crash. >> that was 101 at capital express. it was a major concern but it quickly developed into a pretty much nonissue as far as the freeway commute went. we'll show you the entire bay. now we'll move into the south bay. not so much the crash. we reported chp for the off ramp. the northbound side the off ramp is open and the build is slight there. live camera in the back up. 631 is when we see the commute for silicon valley and we expect it to continue as well as mountain view. we're talking about the try valley. back to you.

>> thank you very much, mike. at 6:31 in the central valley firefighters slowly gaining ground against the deadly and instructive wild fire. so far more than 40,000 acres burned. 200 homes gone. sadly two people have been killed. the "today" show gotty schwartz near the front lines. they are working to get the flames fully surrounded. how is it looking this morning for. >> like today they may make some significant progress. the fire is about 40% contained. it's going to be a hot day. temperatures in 95 to possibly 100. the fire is now burning toward a wilderness area. that's a bit of good news. today the main concern about repopulating this area. this is a restricted area now. it's under evacuation orders. if people have left here, they're not allowed to come back in. today around 10:00 they're going to be announcing plans to allow people back to their homes. many of them are going to be

returning home to this. it's going to be a very difficult day for the community as they begin to find ashes and rubble and debris where they once lived. there are several community charities that are accepting donations around here including the red cross. back to you guys. >> hard to see that devastation. thank you gad i did schwartz. happening now we switch to the economy. the markets just opening up within the last two minutes or so. as we see trading is down about 200 points. concerns there could be massive fall out again on the second day of trading following the brexit vote. this happening in response to the uk's decision to leave the european union on friday. we'll check in with scott mcgrew in about ten minutes. he'll break it down. moving forward. a san francisco man is wanted in connection with a kidnapping of a 13-year-old girl in fresno. more details now. this is miguel. police say he's one of four men who kidnapped the girl from

outside of her home in february. the man allegedly forced her into a van, drove 20 miles, beat her, and left the girl. the investigators say one of the suspects involved a woman from medra was dating that girl's father. this week san jose letthoe jose leaders coming together. >> we're talking about several different proposals here. short term and long-term solutions. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. there have been previous attempts to tackle this homeless problem across the bay area, and now the san jose city council will take a stab at it here at tomorrow's city council meeting here at san jose city hall. there are short term and long-term measures and motions to address the homeless situation. sort term tomorrow the council will extent the permitting of churchs to help out. churches are allowed to house the homeless 35 days of a time without going through the permitting process.

the program ends this week and the council will likely vote to extend it for another year. the program was huge when the diocese this winter challenged the churches to open their doors to the homeless. there are also long-term solutions the council will likely tackle. one includes a $15 million project to build an apartment complex with 162 units off central road. that complex would house those considered chronically homeless. we'll likely hear from some of those detractors at tomorrow's meeting. there's also a sentence for landlords to house some of the homeless veterans around the santa clara county. live in san jose. >> emotions were running high as hundreds gathered to pray for a high school senior paralyzed after diving into a pool the day before graduation.

>> there will be a vigil for jake javier that was held last night where he played football. on june 9th, javier broke his neck while diving into his friend's swimming pool. the tragedy has not crushed his will to live. he has a long way to go. >> it's been uplifting to see his face and see him in such high spirits. he's motivating us even though we're supposed to be out there for him. he's given us power by being so strong. the family said he should be out of icu within the next few days. campers in los angeles had a scary surprise over the weekend when a bear attacked a man in his tent. it happened friday night at a campground near pasadena. authorities say the bear tore into the campers tend and left a man with a gash on his tent. >> ripped over the tent with the paw and struck the camper in the head with his paw/claws.

>> the man didn't realize he had been injured until he felt blood dripping down his face. it took 18 stitches to close the wound. officers ended up capturing the bear in the area. they will test for dna if a match the animal will be euthanized. attacks like this are rare, but a reminder for campers to never leave food out. >> there's a reason they tell you not to do that. >> he got aggressive and went inside the tent. 6:37. how are the conditions? >> going to be hot unless you're along the beach today. we have a wide range of temperatures, once again, we start out the morning with cool weather. it's 62 degrees in concord, 55 in palo alto, and 105 in santa rosa. today's highs will be in the low 90s for the inner bay as well as the inland valleys. fairfield 102. we could see quite a few spots hitting the triple digits. san francisco at 74 degrees.

more weather like this as we go through the week and gradually getting cooler. i'll show you that coming up in the microclimate forecast. let's head to mike with a view of what is happening as you head out for the roadways. >> gradually building for most of our commute. i have a concern over here the dublin interchange. take a second. it's starting to build. it's on schedule here. same thing for the try valley. we're looking past the dublin interchange. we have reports of a disabled vehicle. that might be affecting one lane, but i haven't seen it for the last few. no surprises for the castro valley. down to 880 and the san mateo bridge. the build should start in a few minutes. we have the builder for the upper east shore freeway. west 420 reports of the goat on the hillside that eat the grass for to control the fire prevention. reportedly there might be a

whole in the fence. the goats may be wandering. we're trying to get an update from chp. the golden gate bridge there. our visibility is blocked a little bit. the clouds turned to fog. the drivers are able to mach their way just fine. thank you so much. coming up next a critical ruling surrounding apportion law in the country coming from the nation's highest court. all could happen in the next 20 minutes or so. live in washington, d.c., next. the markets continue to stagger under the news of the brexit from friday. we'll take a look. the dow industrial is plunging another 200 points. good morning coming up on a monday here on "today" a passenger train catches fire during an emergency landing. all 241 people on board able to make it off safely. this morning the investigation into what sparked that frightening scene. also, ahead more rain in the forecast for west virginia as that state struggles to with historic flooding.

dylan is there live. then what has monica lewinsky showering praise on prince william this morning? those stories and more as we get to see you on a monday morning here on "today." ==laura/2shot==

a pivotal y on pitol hil- to issue its first ruling ised happening today atm day on supreme. tracie potts is joining us live from washington, d.c. the ruling expected soon. it could change abortion law in this country.

good morning. >> reporter: it could. in a lot of states. 12 backgrounds texas are on standby to see what the impact will be. our people are there across the street from the capitol waiting for the deposition to come down. probably in the next 15 minutes or so. the court is taking a look at the restrictions the texas put in place a few years ago on abortion. yes, abortion is legal. can you actually get one if the doctors are required to have hospital privileges and the hospitals won't give out those applications even nto the doctos or if they're required to upgrade and become ambulatory surgical centers, even if you're doing an early abortion or the medical abortion pill. we have a court, obviously, short one justice. 4-4 was the decision on immigration last week. we standby within the next few minutes or so to see if they can come up with a decision or if they're split at a lower court ruling will stand. the last ruling on this one puts this court, the supreme court

saying those clinics could stay open while they're reviewing the case. >> we'll continue to follow when the ruling comes down this morning. thank you, tracie potts live from washington. 6:44 now. moving on to decision 2016. trump's campaigns defends his comments on britain leaving the european union. hill hitting the road with a possible running mate. the presumptive nominee visits elizabeth warren this morning in the battle ground state of ohio. it comes as clinton airs an ad blasting donald trump for saying he'd profit from great britain leaving the european union. despite our latest nbc wall street journal poll showing clinton with a five-point lead. top republicans are becoming more confident trump can win. >> bombastic comments in turbulent times can actually cause more turbulence.

>> i think they're beginning to right the ship. it's a long time until november. >> reporter: today is the first time senator elizabeth warren joins clinton on the campaign trail. the world worries about brexit. >> scott, mcgrew. the first day was not kind to the markets. what will day two look like? >> it's looking pretty bad. i'll take you out live to the big board this morning. the dow industrials have fallen another 233 points. of course, they lost more than 600 on friday as well. let's take a look at the latest video coming out of great britain. people shuffling off to work in the rain. pretty glum. there's a push to get a second vote in great britain to undo the damage that they have done and it could get a lot worse united kingdom is made up of scotland wales. and scotland wants to stay and they can do it if england

leaves. northern ireland might leave. it's been a violent argument in the past. we don't want to go back to that kind of violence. let's take a closer look at the map of england. i want to talk about the county of cornwall. a county in the far southwest of england. that county voted overwhelmingly to leave. there you see it there in the corner. the curious thing, they voted to leave but they're a very poor county and the european union actually sends it money for roads and schools. so the people who benefitted most from the eu also voted to leave the eu. and i bring it up because people often vote counter to their economic interests. case in point is mississippi and alabama. they are definitely red states, but they actually take in more federal funding than they send out. it doesn't make logical sense they would vote -- >> do you think they didn't become better educated?

>> i think people vote with their e moses and i can't speak for people in county cornwall, i think people vote with their e moses and not necessarily with their economic best interest. >> right. it depend on the drive and ideology. what is most important and it's not necessarily economic people vote against things -- >> in the county cornwall you're talking about schools, you're talking about roads that were paid for by the eu. they will not get the money. >> a painful irony for those folks. >> thank you very much, scott mcgrew. news underwater. they will set off on expeditions to the caribbean and mexico. they're planning to seed two of the largest reeves with millions of coral larva. if goes as planned, within two years they plan predict large numbers of new coral will be flourishing in those regions. >> that's fascinating. this is so important for the vitality for the ecosystem.

when all goes as planned, those are the words that scare me. >> there's nothing wrong with trying. you know. >> exactly. >> especially if you can repop late the coral reeves that have been bleached. >> we should visit every one of those. >> that would be great. >> underwater expedition. >> sounds good. especially in this heat. it's going to be hot the next few days. we'll see more sunshine and at least some hot temperatures inland. the clouds and the fog near the coast are keeping the temperatures down. here is a live look at what you can see at the golden gate bridge. there's low visibility there. also along the coast where the temperatures have been much cooler. then as we head to san jose it's now 59 degrees and nothing but clear skies there. and we're going break it down for berkeley going hour by hour with 60s to start and by 1:00 might want to take the lunch outside. it'll be 78 and into the afternoon during that evening

commute low 80s there and all clear skies tonight as we drop back into the 50s. but there will be a wide range of temperatures from the coast to the inner bay to the inland valleys. up to 102 today in gill roy. pacifica at 73 degrees. and at least we have a few spots where you can cool down. that include san francisco where the highs today will be reaching into the low to mid 70s. 102 in fair field, 103 in brentwood, 100 in pleasantton. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows our temperatures will slowly go down as we go into the weekend. these next three days we still have some high heat, especially over the central valley where you see the temperatures reaching well over 100 degrees. that starts to creep into the delta as well as the trivalley into the south bay. the coastal areas stay in the 70s. here is a look at tomorrow. still more of the same. no major changes in our temperatures. once again into wednesday it will still be fairly hot. into this evening, getting ready

for the bay bridge series where the giants take on the a's at at&t park. at 7:00 we'll have temperatures at 66 degrees. and then dropping back to 61 degrees. beautiful weather and take it in. it feels nice and cool out there. still hot in the south bay and well above average the average of 82 degrees. up to 92 today and 93 tomorrow and then once again you see the temperatures coming down a degree or two over the next several days. and looking ahead to the weekend, we will have some slightly cooler temperatures all around the bay. we'll make it back into the 60s for san francisco, the peninsula into the 80s and the south bay back in the 80s, too. even though once it will be above average. no wide spread 90s and no triple digits temperatures in the forecast for the weekend. that is great news. let's head to mike he has great news for the morning commute. >> yeah. the great news there's nothing really unexpected. that's good news.

what you expect the south bay. look at the beautiful sun here. getting clouds on the golden gate bridge. we'll look at the map and you'll see the south bay as you expect in the northbound direction. 101 a capital expressway the most significant slowing. southbound 101 we have a crash in the center divide. it might be additional distractions there. not a major problem, as you can see with the speeds sensors. an easy drive around the bay as we take a wide look. trivalley south of 680 and south of 880. there might be a traffic break over the next few minutes. in toward union city because of a disabled vehicle in the center divide. crews will arrive and try to take it to the shoulder to get it out of the roadway. there's the slowing south of the san mateo bridge. no slowing in westbound. the commute shows the typical build there. same thing for the upper east

shore. live look showing you the toll plaza. the sun mostly in our eyes there. we're looking at pattern here and we see the delays off to the left a little bit lighter. car pool is a big advantage. consider the car pool and the sunglasses. >> thank you very much. developing story this morning. pretty chaotic moments at a theme park in scotland as a rollercoaster flew off the track falling about 20 feet to the ground. 10 people including eight children were hurt. so far no word on their conditions. the tsunami coaster reaches speeds of up to 40 miles per hour. authorities say it derailed going around a turn. >> scary. coming up next high speed drama flying out of the streets of san jose and the driver leads the chp officer on speeds of topping 100 miles per hour. happening now ten victims of the 2013 boston marathon bombing along with their service dogs paid a heart felt visit to

success survivors of the orlando nightclub shooting who are recovering in the hospital. we leave that story on our facebook page. and this year's san francisco pride celebration is over but our coverage isn't. head to nbcbayarea.com to see pictures and videos. before you head out the door -ha

welcome back on the monday morning. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. from the celebration to the clean up. "today in the bay" live at the castro district with a look back at the pride celebration which was safe. >> reporter: good morning. san francisco police tell us there were no major incidents over the two-day celebration of gay pride here in san francisco. on saturday police did arrest 19 people for public inintox. we're waiting for the numbers for yesterday. for sunday. this was the scene earlier yesterday as thousands of people marched down marcus street in the annual gay pride parade. security was tighter this year in response to the massacre at the gay nightclub in orlando. they had a heavier police presence. members of the community volunteered to help law enforcement keep an eye out for problems. anecdotally it seems crowds over the entire weekend might have

been smaller this year compared to other years. not clear if it was over fear over what happened in orlando >> orlando is a punctuation point on a world particularly after brexit that is focussing on the illusion of separatism. here we're celebrating pluralism. >> reporter: new security rules at the post parade celebration at the sieve i thicivic center. they waned partiers and restricted their bag size before gaining entry. again, san francisco police saying no major incidents over this two-day weekend party. reporting live in the castro bob redell. >> thank you. new this morning the chp said the driver of this car crashed while speeding away from deputies overnight. driver reportedly ran a red light at downtown san jose about 2:00 this morning. that's when the pursuit started. a few minutes later the volvo ended up on highway 101 going at

speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. eventually the driver lost control. eventually slamming into the center divide and spinning across all lanes before coming to a stop. the driver was hurt but expected to be okay. he'll likely face charges. and oakland police officer is recovering after dramatic crash. the second involving opd within 24 hours. it happened at the fruitvale district last night. an officer reportedly crashed into another car while chasing a possibly armed suspect. the officer driving his patrol car is expected to be okay. that crash coming less than a day after this dramatic scene on interstate 580. around 11:00 saturday night and oakland police officer was chasing a cardichase ing a car-jacking suspect. another car stopped in front of the police car forcing the officer to swerve. the patrol car hit a pole and burst into flames. luckily the officer was not seriously hurt. the suspect was later arrested

in san leeaandrleandro. 6:59 now. and it's beautiful right now. >> yeah. >> now is the time to get out there and get a lot of things done. if you have the day off. more if you're heading out to work you will have the windows down and taking the nice cool air. 87 in the peninsula. 97 in the south bay, and 100 degrees today in the trivalley. >> nice. >> we had a traffic break scheduled. we'll look at your map and overall a chance to look. we have the expected south bay. over here we're looking at southbound 880 and disabled vehicle within the center divide. chp cleared the report. it's been cleared and now we see a little recovery there. the san mateo bridge, and the westbound bridges. >> making new friends out there.

that's happening today in the bay. back in a half hour with a local news update. >> nbc bay area news at 11:00. we loeave you with a shot of sa bruno. see you tomorrow. good morning, breaking news, the dow dips at the opening bell right now. down more than 200 points after friday's 600 point dive in the wake of the brexit vote. investors bracing themselves for a bumpy ride. this morning, jim kramer is live on wall street. terrifying scene, the wing of the passenger plane catches fire seconds after an emergency landing in singapore. 241 people on board all safe. this morning, how rescuers averted disaster. other devastation. the death toll rises to at least 25 from that historic flooding in west virginia. more heavy rain expected today. while in california, more than 200 homes now destroyed