nats of protest 3 second==sam/on't vo== man dead, and the sus spegt is on the lose. i'll have more on the investigation. and coal plans up in smoke. stopping coal from coming in and out of their city. three men brought down by undercover cops as they try to rob tourists in san francisco. today in the bay starts right now. a very good now tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> i'm sam brock, coastal, it will be nice today. let's focus on the positive here. >> yeah, everyone head to the beach, i guess. we can all sit there. we will have some hot weather for the inland valleys again today, and most likely the

hottest day of the week will be today. let's get a look at the microclimates now. it is 62 in the south bay, feeling much milder there. you can see the coastal clouds in the peninsula, and that will keep it cooler. still reaching 88. 95 in the north bay and 97 in the south bay. we'll talk about what else to expect coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to look to see what's happening on the roadways. >> along the peninsula, fine. palo alto, light flow. most of the bay, we'll show you the map and that will reflect on the speed censors as well. if you are heading to the beach, 17 will be a problem all morning. southbound 17, we have one lane blocked from an overnight fire. we'll have more details and the status, just note, one lane is closed, until about 10:00 this morning. mike, thank you very much. right now, police are looking for a shooter after a man was killed late last night in san jose. the shooting happened on cape

aston court, only a few blocks away from lundy avenue. >> sharon is there live this morning. sharon, police are not releasing a lot of details at this point. what are you hearing out there? >> reporter: that's right, sam and laura. when we arrived, there were still some police units blocking off aston court, cape aston court and the investigation is still ongoing. police say at about 9:30 last night, they responded it a report of shots fired in the area. and a man slumped over the steering wheel of a car. police found the victim suffering from at least one gunshot wound and he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> we don't have any information right now on a suspect or suspects. nobody is in custody it. we're in the preliminary stages of the investigation trying to locate witnesses and gather evidence. >> reporter: the identity of the victim won't he released until the family has been notified. if you have any information on this case, you're asked to call

the san jose police department. reporting live in san jose. sharon, thank you very much. we have breaking news overnight that is shocking the sports world. it is the passing of a legendary college basketball coach. word of pat summit's death came out in the last couple of hours. summit is the winningest coach ever in division 1 college basketball. she coached the university of tennessee for almost 40 years. her teams were a powerhouse annually. she won 8 national championships. summit, notched 1,098 career victories. she had been suffering from alzheimer's in recent years and turned 64 two weeks ago. a familiar sight. wildfire dangerously close in the south bay. firefighters working into the morning, watching for hot spots. flames erupted yesterday. after a car caught fire and

ignited a nearby brush. the fire spread to about two and a half acres. they evacuated nearby neighborhoods. the fire is mostly contained now. heading to the scene, he'll bring us a live report in an hour. environmentalists around the world are saying yes to oakland, which gave an emphatic no. coal shipping hub that would have become the largest on the west coast. you see the signs, despite supporters, some supporters in the coal plant making noise last night. oakland city council voted unanimously to ban bringing coal by rail. it would have been shipped around the world. council members argue the negative global impact outweighed the impact of thousands of new jobs. former gilroy high schoolteacher accused of luring

boys, sending them explicit pictures. he was posing as a woman. douglas ley made his first court appearance yesterday. he is charged with 20 sex crimes against nine teenage boys from 14 to 16 years old. some of them, his former students. he has been out on bail, and taken back to jail after the judge increased his bail to $500,000. civil rights lawyer filed two lawyers against the gilroy school, claiming they did nothing to stop the teacher. three men sitting in jail after san francisco as they tried to rob tourists. saturday afternoon in russian hill. here is surveillance video, showing them hopping out of the car and trying to rob three women there. one of the women ended up running, taking off. the other two, had their bags stolen. as the men tried to drive off with the goods, the undercover officers pulled up in front of them, apprehending them at the

spot. all three were arrested. officers found a stolen gun on one of the suspects. the undercover police officers were in the area investigating car break-ins. it's 4:36 right now. people who lost everything in bakersfield are returning to their homes where they once stood. others still barred, the flames continue to rake. the fire has burned more than 45,000 acres. crews have contained about 45%. the fire has been burning since thursday, consuming more than 200 structures. elevated temperatures outside, definitely contributing to the fire danger we've seen. kari, more of the same. >> yeah, another day of hot temperatures. as you head out, temperatures are in the 50s and upper 60s inland. i'll talk about that more in the microclimate forecast. >> cash lane, this is not unusual for this time of morning, we'll monitor this situation here and another crash a lot farther east, coming up.

plus a plea to governor brown from an east bay leader. he wants to stopp the violence n the freeway. you're watching "today in the bay." a call to stop the recent rasho

shootings. =sv a call to stop the recent rash of bay area freeway shootings. >> tim grayson is calling on governor jerry brown to issue emergency funding for surveillance cameras. all of this to help deter and catch the people responsible for

a spate of violence on local highways. more than 20 have happened since november. thankfully no one died in that shooting. a new plan for affordable housing is now one critical step away from the november ballot. al media county supervisors will vote on affordable housing bond, it would have low income ren teres and also provide down payment assistance. seniors, veterans and disabled will be among those who stand to benefit. $1 billion is needed to repair government owned property in san francisco, and if money is not available soon, work won't get done until 2031. that's according to a grand jury report released yesterday. delayed maintenance could increase costs by $800 million. it could mean government hospitals, playgrounds will suffer. the report also comes down hard on the maintenance division, saying it lacks transparency.

in the meantime, court tower could have a snack bar. approving the plan yesterday, if the beautiful board gives its blessing, the concession stand will be placed in the parking lot. the hitchcock family is not happy with that. family members say voters approved a measure back in 2012, limiting commercial activities at the landmark. great place for pictures. giant hail hammering one part of the u.s. we'll show you damage left behind in the wake of this storm, after the break. oc: hail trt: 3

sam//cont.ocheck out at windshi it was hit by basball-sized hai wow. a windshield dents and then that, baseball sized hail multiple times. you can hear the driver reacting, not terribly pleased. the people recording this are storm chasers, so obviously this is what they do for a living. you can see other drivers had to pull over, take shelter and the roads were left covered with hail. >> wow, pretty big sized hail there. >> nothing like that here. another warm day on tap. >> really hot again today. in fact, probably will be the hottest day of the week, before temperatures gradually come down this week. as we take a live look outside, yeah, we see the clouds from san

berno mountains. we'll have coastal clouds and mild temperatures there. it's 53 in san francisco. oakland, 57, and livermore, 64 degrees. so as we break it down for oakland, hour by hour, we'll start out in the mid 50s and see the temperatures rising. not bad at lunch, 73. then eventually, early afternoon, low 80s and then back into the 50s tonight with clear skies. as we take a look at the microclimates, up to 97, san matteo, 94. brentwood, 103, and temperatures over 100 degrees for the tri-valley. and as you take a look at the bottom of the screen, you'll see our temperatures will slowly go

down. we have this high pressure in control. there will be enough moisture for possibly to be a few scattered showers with the elevated, elsewhere, the heat continues and valleys, 90 to 100s. then by this weekend, high pressure, and cooler temperatures start to move in and the morning clouds will be back. so today, a great beach day. temperatures will be in the 60s at ocean beach at lunchtime. santa cruz, one of the warmer spots along the coast, it will be 73 degrees by 5:00. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking a new crash. >> not a big issue. don't be alarmed. this is a map of most of your bay area come mute. way overen the edge, we'll zoom in over here. it's actually 205 at mountain house, a crash between a pedestrian and car. it sounds like the person was

running at the on ramp, and took off. there is a police investigation over there. we'll look toward the bay bridge and slow traffic as we look at the bay bridge shot from em erieville, we see it across the toll plaza, it looks like cash lanes should be cleared in a couple of seconds. 4:47, terror attacks in lebanon. it happened in a mainly christi christian lebanon. there was a huge gas explosion at a bp plant in mississippi overnight. >> the aftermath lit up the night sky. you see high arching flames there. check out the video. it is not clear what caused the explosion, but good news, nobody was injured. employees were able to stop the employee of natural gas into the plant before the situation got more serious. it took firefighters to get it

under control. a new development out of west virginia, where floodwaters have finally started to recede. crews are beginning to assess the damage left behind. 23 people have died in that area, dealing with the worst flooding it has seen in 1,000 years. school officials are trying to figure out what needs to be done before the school year begins in august. mud and water destroyed several classrooms. hundreds of guard troops are on the way to help clean up the mess that's been left behind. 4:48 and on capitol hill, more will be revealed into the 2012 benghazi tragedy. house democrats on the committee cleared hillary clinton of any blame. today, house republicans will be issuing their final report. the panel was created in may 2014 to investigate the taxes on a u.s. diplomatic come pound. four americans died in the attack, including christopher

sfeefense fr stevens. secretary clinton, she was at the time, has been under investigation. eu faces another pivotal day at the outgoing prime minister is sitting down with other nations. that meeting will take place in brussels. in the meantime, european parliament debated the vote. at times, it got heated. leaders also applauded one of the eu's finance ministers. they approved a motion urging the united kingdom to start its exit immediately. the markets this morning, there are signs that things will actually turn around after the downward trend that we've seen since brexit. how much of the emission scandal will cost volkswagon. for business news, we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc. good morning. >> good morning to you both. the market also try to crawl back some of the losses created by the brexit blues the past two days, u.s. futures are hire.

europe and asia are in the green. this after stocks were slammed again on monday after uncertainty of the eu. dow falling 871 points in the past two sessions, the worst two day drop since last august. global markets have lost $3 trillion since friday, the worst lost ever. meanwhile, volkswagon is expected to file an agreement settling claims over itsdy si d, they're going to bay $2 billion on clean emissions technology. amazon is giving teachers a leg up, called amazon inspired to provide educators to upload, categorize and share resources, but also let's them peer review. the program is available to

teachers nationwide. back over to you. >> thank you, landon. chipotle hoping to lure back customers after its food made dozens of people sick last year. the chain has a new rewards program. if you visit chipotle four time, you earn status and get a free entree. if you visit eight times, you get another free entree. to get to hot status, you need to visit chipotle 11 times within a month. that's every three days. >> oh, my god. that's not bad? >> i think go four times in one week. in april, the company reported its sales dropped 30% following an e-coli outbreak. >> some people won't eat there. i'm not fearful. recall from ikea, dressers being taken off the shelf. >> they're not selling the mull.

children can climb up on the dresser and if it is not anchored, it can fall over. they're offering free repair kits to anchor it down and offering refunds. make sure you check it out. coming up next, the world of soccer, one of the smallest countries playing beats the nation that started soccer. >> different kind of brexit there. chp and sacramento police are being criticized for their quote slow response to a planned protest that turned violent at the state capitol to no one's surprise. we linked that up to our facebook page. stranded ducklings reunited with their ducks. rescuing ducks trapped inside of a storm drive. we'll see you on the other side. there's a giant effort underwats

there is a giant effort underway to help a blue whale with 200 feet of crab fishing nets and buoys wrapped around its tail. the 80 foot whale was spotted yesterday in southern california. rescue teams were sent to help the whale. no word is the whale is hurt. the road to rio is beginning to take shape. a new bay area mom is one of the first to punch her ticket. >> danville resident and new mom, dana vulmer, after giving birth to her son, arlin. she qualified for the games last night by finishing second in 100 meter butterfly. emotioni emotions taking over. she did it.

the 28-year-old won gold in the 100 meter at the 2012 games in london. also, a reminder, we are now only 38 days from the start of the olympic games. our very own jessica aguire will be there to bring you live reports. before we close this half hour, we would like to bring another shocking moment. iceland beat england 2-1 to advance the to the quarter finals of the euro. no one expected this. it is a huge upset for england. the team is a much bigger budget. iceland only has a population of 330,000. the team's manager, he also really has another job. he is a dentist. >> like getting a toothache pulled. sometimes it is not your week, i think, it's fair to say. hey, kara will look at the forecast. >> that's right, it will be nice and comfortable out there for the bay bay area this evening, after the as blue out the giants

yesterday. we'll see if they can do it again. i'll have a complete look at the micro forecast coming up. >> we're looking at oakland, by the colosseum. we'll see how it turns out tonight. we had a crash south 880 at 66, those flashing lights have cleared from the southbound side, northbound, the commute toward the bay bridge, we'll look at that back up. >> plus, a deadly shooting in san jose. "today in the bay" is working on the latest information from the scene. the live report is coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay."

sharon tease =laurvoplus-- t smoke is cleing- a man is shot to death in a quiet neighborhood in san jose and the suspect is still on the lose. i'm sharon c i'm. a brush fire in the santa cruz mountains could have on the morning commute. we do not have to decide between jobs and the health of our community. a debate over coal gets heated in oakland. the issue and vote that's having an impact across the goal. "today in the bay" starts right

now. good morning, on your wednesday. thanks for joaning ining us. let's look at the forecast this tuesday morning. >> we're going to move it right along. this is the hottest day potentially of the week. that says a lot. >> it has been so hot recently. it still doesn't change. some spots will be a degree or two hotter than yesterday. if you can take it, we'll see a gradually clearing and cooling as we go through the week. a look now, we have some coastal fog and temperatures in the 60s, and reaching into the 90s today. tri-valley hitting well over 100 degrees. 97 in the south bay. while san francisco is at 76. mike is checking on an earlier back up. >> it happened because, well, as we know early in the morning, we don't have all of the cash lanes opened. the left lanes are starting to the back up starting to clear. it was a parking lot for a few