quiet neighborhood. i'm sharon ckadsudo. >> tributes pouring in this morning after we learned of the death of pat summit. another big name out of rio because of concerns of the zika virus. "today in the bay" continues now. thanks for joining us. >> i'm sack brock. people usually come to vacation in the bay area, people may want to get out for temporary relief. >> the beach will be great, if you want to go swimming or relax on the sand and get some sun. it will be great for that. even though we start out with clouds there this morning, as you get a look at the daily city shot, it is 57 there, east bay, 57 and 51 in the north bay, but yes, it will be hot. you'll be running for air-conditioning today. 95 in the north bay, 97 in the south bay, and in the tri-valley

today, 102 degrees, while san francisco, nice comfy, 76. we'll look at the rest of the week, as it gradually cools down, coming up in a few mijs. let's head over to mike now, no surprise for the south bay. >> typical slowing in san jose, no surprise for the tri-valley or east bay. we'll give you a note, any where south, highway 17, we know about the fires, if you don't, we hav a report coming up with the details on what shut down the freeway yesterday. right now, we have your slow lane of 17, right around redwood estates. they had follow up work there. meanwhile, getting to works over the bay bridge, lights are on, but look, the left approach, still lighter just like they were yesterday. the metering lights are on. back to you. mike, thank you very much. developing story out of san jose, where the search is on for whoever shot a man who was sitting inside a car late last night. >> it happened near the cape aston court near lundy avenue.

today in the bay, sharon katsudo, this is now the 23rd homicide last year. last year it, we were only about ten. >> that's right, sam and laura. they only had about half the number of homicides in san jose at the same time last year. this is pretty shocking. especially to neighbors here. i spoke to a neighbor here, he said this is a very quiet, normally quiet nay boeighborhoo. but then this happened and it is shocking to him as well as the neighbors here. police say about 9:30 last night, they responded to 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 very preliminary

stages of the investigation trying to locate witnesses and gather evidence. >> reporter: the identity of the victim has yet to be released. we're hearing that he lived possibly at the end of this block, that is what a neighbor tells us. police have yet to confirm the name of the victim, and where the victim once lived. back here live, again, a lot of people waking up this morning in this neighborhood, driving off to work, wondering what's going on, zipping by us, not having many comments, but one neighbor, again, saying this is very unusual for this area. again, if you have any information that can help, you're asked to call the san jose police department. reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda, liver in the bay. it could be a scene that could be familiar this summer, a wildfire inching dangerously close to homes in the south bay. they worked into the night and into the morning along highway 17. flames erupted in redwood estates yesterday afternoon. after a car caught fire and ignited a nearby bush.

fire spread to about two and a half acres. firefighters evacuated nearby neighborhoods as a precaution. one southbound lane of highway 17 will remain closed through the morning commute. breaking news overnight. the sports world is mourning the passing of a legendary college basketball coach. word of pass summit's death came out within just the last couple of hours. summit is the winningest coach ever in division one college basketball. we're taking a live look at a pat summit statue from tennessee, where she coached the university of tennessee lady volleyball for almost 40 years, in the process, winning eight national championships. summit also notched 1,098 career victories at her time in tennessee. she had been suffering from alzheimer's and turned 64 two weeks ago. just into the newsroom, golf and the olympics, jason day, the number one rangked golfer in th

world, he will not compete because of the zika virus. he said his chances are slim, he knows that, he says he is still not going to risk his family's health and he and his wife want to have more kids. day's announcement comes on the heels of rory micilroy optsing out. new plans for a coal shipping hub would have been the largest on the west coast. despite supporters of the coal plant, making noise, they voted you n y unanimously. the global impact outweighed the prospect of thousands of new jobs. >> we don't have to have this. we can have jobs to support our

community. >> they've threatened to sue if oakland leaders shot down the plan. the measure will become law after a second reading next month. after a lengthy investigation, there is a break in the case. they've landed several arrests in an unsolved homicide case after serving several search warrants. if you details about the actual case. there will be a press conference later today with an update which we'll bring to you. also, there will be a fund-raiser for are the family of fallen police officer michael katherman, leaving beienld a wife and two kids. the fund-raiser will be at famous dave's from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. >> a call to stop the freeway shootings. tim grayson is calling on governor brown to buy surveillance cameras, to help deter and catch people responsible for violence on the highways. more than 21 highway shootings have happened since november, including one over the weekend on highway 4 in pittsburgh.

no one died in that shooting. technology played a key role in gambling in a drug bust in the east bay. sheriff's deputy served a search warrant for gambling yesterday morning. part of the operation, they had a drone over head, and used it to follow the suspect. >> while this was up, we actually spotted a suspect fleeing out the back, we were able to follow him and then have responding deputies detain him without incident. so that was really handy. >> officers say the garage had been converted into a casino with finally gaming machines. 14 people were arrested. they were tipped off by neighbors who complained about odd activity. south bay leaders looking for a new solution to the growing homes population in the south bay. today, the city council will consider extending measures to provide morehousing. they want churches to open up their doors for up to 35 days a year, without permits. council members are also going to discuss a plan to put up

temporary homes housing on evans lane in san jose, but those living nearby are concerned. 6:307 right now, another cool place to relax today. the temperatures will ease up again. but you wouldn't know it by the golden gate bridge. hardly any cars, but you can't make out the towers of the bridge. so much fog in the area. let's check in with kari. >> it will be heating up for the inland areas, castro, you can see the fog across the city, and that orange sunrise. great start to the tuesday morning. but it will be hot once again, away from the coastline. as we see, some of those highs reaching to triple digits today, livermore, as well as morgan hill today. into the next couple of days, expecting temperatures that will slowly start to come down. so we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike now. >> we just heard from the bar

system communications folks that there will be a delay. looking at the maps, no major problems for the road, san matteo bridge, maybe a ten-minute delayover to the peninsula, they'll have the situation cleared, though, no details, but working on it as it affects your day. the tri-valley a little slowing, nothing unusual there for that pattern. same thing foreca the castro valley. smooth, easy dry, as the sun comes up, and no problems over on the peninsula side. back to you. up next on "today in the bay", ben gghazi, lengthy repor just released minutes ago. we're going to find out what's in it, next. hillary clinton set to release her platform to silicon

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clinton is out west, talking about technology. it is senator elizabeth warren getting a lot of attention. >> i'm with her. yes, her. >> reporter: meet elizabeth warren, hillary clinton's new weapon. >> a small, insecure, money grubber, who fighting for no one but himself. >> i must say, i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> reporter: no mention here about warren's criticism of clinton's ties with wall street. she said to be a top pick for vice-president, but for now, she is to bring in bernie sanders' progressive and stay on the attack. >> she exposes him for what he is. temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be the president of the united states. >> reporter: donald trump tweets that warren is goofy, and lied

about her native american heritage. warren denies it. in a phone call with nbc, trump called her racist, a total fraud and repeated his controversial nickname. >> pocahontas. >> reporter: in the latest poll, 52% of republicans dissatisfied with trump, and 45% of democrats dissatisfied with clinton. >> reporter: as trump makes changes on the inside, he has picked up one of ted cruz's old staffers as his communications director. sam and laura. >> tracie potts live from washington. thanks very much. a report on the investigation into the 2012 benghazi attack is out. released minutes ago, and the republicans on the committee are faulting the obama administration. in the report, the panel's chairman and other republicans accuse the obama administration stone walling important documents and witnesses. they say the primary goal is to undermine hillary clinton's presidential bid.

she was secretary of state during the attacks on a u.s. diplomatic compound and cia outpost in libya. four americans died, including ambassador christopher stevens from the bay area. house democrats on the committee in their own report cleared hillary clinton of any blame. well, sticking to politics, hillary clinton will show silicon valley her tech platform. >> a critical part of the platform, scott mcgrew and others got a sneak preview. >> probably a deliberate leak, it looks like it meshes with silicon valley attitudes on most points. clinton says she'll strongly support net neutrality, as president, automated cars. the only place where she and silicon valley is on encryption. clinton says she'll form a committee to examine whether law enforcement should have special access to people's tech devices if necessary. silicon valley opposes that. apple's ceo tim cook will

host speaker of the house paul ryan for a breakfast this morning. like many silicon valley, he hosts both parties. he is not supporting the republican side, donald trump. lyft has hired bankers. they may be looking at a sale. who would buy? our guess is general motors. lots of hemming and hawing by some of the same british politicians pushing for a brexit. they're not reversing themselves, but not for a quick exit either. david cameron arrived in brussels to talk to the eu, arriving in a japanese car, let me point out. the world is truly flat. cam r cameron will address the eu, an awkward moment, indeed. he has left the signing of the paperwork to the next prime minister. the markets look like

they'll recover a little. we're trying to figure out earlier, why the markets started a little earlier. if you take a look, the gentleman on the right instructs the person, don't press the bell until i tell you, until i tell you, and he does. so a little bit of a sheepish smile, no harm, no foul. the markets didn't do well any way. it wouldn't have made any difference. >> the early trading didn't do anything. >> it did not. we might see a blip today. >> a symbol particular bell. >> the holy bell you might say. 6:17 right now. the european union may be ready to say the official language, brexit is making the member states re-think the idea, as of english as the working tongue. no set plan on which language may become the new primary tongue, but french was dominant before the eu expanded in the 1990s. >> the language of love.

>> as lots of things that don't smell good. >> today, the weather is -- 19th day in a row. >> it is going to be hot again. we gradually start to see the temperatures coming down. but it looks like that will be the trend with the inland valleys, really getting hot again today. as we take that live look outside now, you see the sunshine on a clear start to the day. even though we do have clouds near the coast. we are feeling some milder weather right now. it's 61 degrees in san jose, 62 in livermore, concord 64, while san francisco and santa rosa, 52 to start out the day. san jose will rise up to 90, san matteo, 77. bottom of the screen shows a gradual cooling trend, once again for the weekend. but it is still going to be very hot today. up to 105 in fairfield. brentwood, 103.

oakland, 82, and 102 in pleasanton this afternoon. high pressure dominating across the region, but it will weaken just enough to allow for a few spotty showers, and that could also mean cooler temperatures as that high begins to move off to the east in time for the weekend. a look at the trend for dublin. 93 tomorrow, and then 87 on thursday. and we'll see slightly above average on friday, and then climbs back up in time for the holiday weekend. a look at all the micro climates as we celebrate the coming of the 4th of july. it will be in the 60s along the coast, 70s and 80s for the inner bay and 80s, looking ahead to the 4th of july in san jose, the parade at 10:00 in the morning, 67, some mid 80s for the festival and picnic and in time for the fireworks, cooling down to 72. let's head to mike now for the

bart delay. >> that was a great weather for 4th of july. that's good news. we have a great commute i would say. a note for the bart system. as we look at the map, oh, fremont, we'll call that in a second. i want to talk about this area getting over from the east to rails from san francisco. now recovering, earlier police activity in the west oakland station. recovery means things have improved and the situation is cleared. there may be a fender-bender on that westbound span. we're tracking that just on the san francisco of treasure island. i hope to get more details. we'll look toward 880, right behind the tree there, because look at the traffic pattern, slower and then quicker. right by the truck scales. the golden gate bridge is blocking the view all the way across from the marine side. the speeds are holding steady. just be careful there, it is tough right now. back to you. thanks, mike. 6:20. we'll check in with three time

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might be the most popular team. u.s. women's gymnastics trial take place at the sap center on july 8th, in the wake of the championships which wraps in st. louis. >> not only is she the best jimmi gymnast in our country, but the best in the world. >> alley raceman and gabby douglas are also expected to make it. 38 days away, jessica aguirre will be head today rio, bringing you live updates for "today in the bay." who is targeted in san francisco, the brazen robbery caught on camera and the unexpected landing that landed them in jail.

we'll take you live, high above the mountains where cal fires keeping an eye on hot spots, after a wildfire shut down 17 yesterday. i'm bob riddell. i'll bring you there coming up next. joining us.

i'm lra gaia cannon.=sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. this is the kind of day that summer break is all about. getting to the beach on 90 plus degrees, mom, can we get ice cream. >> going to the library, probably not what the kids want do. it will be somewhere where it's

cool. air-conditioning going on there. as we head out this morning, feels nice, and a lot of sunshine. especially for the inland areas. a few clouds a in parts of the coastal areas. 61 in the south bay, and that's where we will see the highs in the 90s. 95 in the north bay, tri-valley, hits over 100 degrees today. let's head over to mike. he has an update on the crash at the bay bridge. >> not a lot of detail. first of all, i want to show the rest of the bay, the slowing of traffic here, northbound through the south bay. santa cruz mountains, bob will talk about the aftermath of the fire yesterday and the status now. meanwhile, the status for fremont, a little better, the stall has been cleared but it is slowing pass the truck scales. over here, westbound 80, your commute from oakland, and we have slowing, a crash reportedly blocking the slow lane just pass

treasure island, it will cause a slow down coming through the tower. look at the back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. we see the slow down right here, 580 and 24 coming in toward the toll plaza itself. back to you. thank you very much, mike. developing story this morning. san jose police at this hour is investigating the city's 23rd homicide of the year. when officers responded to calls of a shooting, they found a man slumped over the steering wheel of a car. he suffered a gunshot wound, dying a short time later. there have been no arrests. the victim was found on cape aston court. today, sharon is there gathering more from police. she'll join us from a live police in about 20 minutes. laura, more than 15 hours later, firefighters in the south bay are still watching a small brush fired that burned near los catos. >> santa cruz mountains this morning, bob, one lane of 17

will remain close i understand. >> reporter: until around 10:00, yes, good morning to you, law ra and sam. the sound bound lane of 17, couple of miles past the redwood estates shut down because during this fire fight yesterday, they realized there were some trees that were in danger of falling down, so they want to take care of that. let's take you high above the santa cruz mountains. you can see what's left of this wildfire. you might be able to see a red stripe down there, that's some of the fire retardant that was dropped on top of the homes there, as this fire crept dangerously close to roughly 30 structures. now, we did hear from cal fire this morning, they have three engines and a hand crew down on the scene to make sure the fire does not flare-up again. now, the fire started yesterday afternoon around 3:00 because of a car fire that was along highway 17. spread to around two and a half acres, triggered a large response from cal fire, 200 firefighters, plus as least one

chopper and one wing aircraft that conducted air drops. highway 17 was shut down at one point. causing a traffic headache for people trying to travel between san jose and santa cruz. one lane of the southbound direction did reopen. one lane at southbound, still shut down. the fire did at one point threaten 30 structures, as i mentioned, forced some people to evacuate, but the firefighters were able to stop the fire and save all of the homes. >> it's horrible. again, i'm glad there was no property damage. it is an inconvenience, but if that's all it was, it is not the end of the world. >> reporter: and we want to show you some video from a separate fire. this was in the east bay along highway 84 near pleasanton. again, we show it to you to illustrate as a reminder that we are in the fire season. the conditions are very dry out there. reporting live here along highway 17, bob redell, "today in the bay." thank you very much. as you suggest, wildfires are

popping up over over the state. some people who lost everything that's burning near bakersfield are returning to where their homes once stood. others are still barred from returning, as the flames continue to a rage. they burned 45,000 acres in total. they built a line, about 45% of the fire. for many living in the devastated communities, all they have left are memories. >> it is going to be tough and a long time for everybody to, you know, get everything back, but you know, we will rebuild and be the tight community we've always been. >> in one way i can understand, but when you get in the homeowners shoes, on their side of the fence, it is very sad. >> that fire has been burning since thursday, consuming more than 200 structures in the process. san francisco sheriff's deputy missing pistol turned up at a homicide last year. according to a news group,

authorities say the gun was not used in the killing. the homicide happened in fairfield and the deputy only reported the gun missing after investigators called him to tell him they discovered it. laura, this raised eyebrows after two patrol suvs burst into flames. the oakland police department is asking if it stumbled on a safety issue. on safety night an officer crashed one of the ford interceptors into a pole during a car chase. you see the car on fire. the suv quickly igniting. less than 24 hours later, another one burst into blaflame. they're asking the chp to help. >> we've asked for assistance from them, having their traffic investigators assist us with identifying what caused the fire. how can we prevent this. >> so investigators say they'll look into a design problem or whether added equipment may have made them unsafe.

many of the police departments use the same cars. former gilroy high scho schoolteacher luring children by posing as a women. he made his first court appearance yesterday. he is charged with 20 sex crimes, ages 14 to 16, some of them are his former students. >> mr. lee pretended to be a teenaged female an contacted young teenage males, and started conversations with them for the purposes of engaging in sexual conduct through the internet or through messenger services, and soliciting child pornography and pictures of these young minor victims. >> he was taken back to the jail yesterday after the judge increased his bail amount to nearly $500,000. last week, civil rights lawyer, gloria alred filed a lawsuit,

saying the school didn't act after being reported by a parent. three men sitting inside a jail this morning after san francisco undercover police officers busted them after they were robbing tourists. this happened in russian hill. here is surveillance video which shows them hopping out of their car and then trying to rob three women. you see them walking down the street in the corner of your shot there. one of the women took off running. the other two had their bags stolen. as the men tried to drive off with the goods, undercover police officers, finding a stolen gun on the suspect. >> the gun is scary. the guns, we think americans are a bit dumb because of their gun laws. >> well, they traced the stolen gun, it is from louisiana. those undercover officers were in the area at the time, just investigating car break-ins. 6:37 right now.

teachers and students will ask for free education, what is commonly called free city. it will make enrollment at city college in san francisco by way of a new tax supervisors say might provide $5 million or more. ccsf is still emerging from troubles that almost ended with the school losing its accreditation back from 2013. >> laura, experts are looking at the tab, and $1 billion is what is needed to repair government owned property. if the money is not made available soon, work will not get done until 2031. that information comes courtesy of a grand jury report that was released yesterday. that report says delaying maintenance could also increase costs by $800 million. almost the same amount of money they say it will make all the repairs. this could mean the government hospitals, landmarks and playgrounds will all suffer. they come down on the maintenance division, say it

lacks transparency. coy tower could have snack bars. they approved it, and if the full board gives its blessing, it will be placed in the parking lot. members of lily hitchcock are not happy with the idea. what led to the construction of the tower in the first place in 1933, and family members say voters approved a measure back in 2012, limiting commercial activities at the landmark. >> bring your own smacks. it is 6:39 right now. let's take a peak outside this morning. ah, look at the fog, cooling things down. it would be nice if it stuck around, especially inland if we can pull a little, it will cool things off. >> yeah, laura, that's been the problem. it only reaching right along the coast, and in san francisco and then we really don't see much of that moving inland. so maybe that will change as we go into the next several days. right now, we see the clouds, outer sun set with temperatures there in the lower 50s, heading

up to 78 in san francisco. oakland, 82. look how hot it will be for north of the north bay, even into the south bay for the valleys, 100 degrees or maybe even a little over. so we'll talk about a slightly cooler air, some slightly cooler air that will be moving in for the weekend, coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike, tracking unusual slowing. >> we expect to see slowing through fremont, but the pattern a little unusual. the crash reported across the bay bridge, trying to get an update from chp. a slowing at the toll plaza, same thing, mid span, the south bay has your build. we'll talk about that in a second. i want to show you, 880 through heyward, dunbar bridges, i'll show you the shot, we see traffic moving steadily past the off ramp there, the truck scales, but things bogging down, and no visible problems in the

lanes. traffic has a memory, maybe something happened a few minutes ago. meanwhile, recovery there and the build for 101 in san jose and the rest of the northbound routes. mike, thank you very much. coming up, airbnb suing san francisco. plus a significant recall from ikea, the reason dressers are being yanked from store shelves. >> this continues to be dominant by the brexit, let's take you out to the big board. the dow industrials gaining a single p single per sentage point. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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that would mark the largest automobile scandal settlement in u.s. history. airbnb is suing the city of san francisco in an he have effort to stop new rules on rentals. they're trying to crack down on people illegally renting their homes and apartments. they've modified short-term rental companies to police their websites. airbnb must remove people from their sites who have not registered with the city. airbnb says it is going to court to block the new rules from going into effect in late july. i want to take a look at the markets. bo they have suffered a beating this morning. i want to they can with scott mcgrew, watching the numbers for us. >> good morning. it is looking better. we've been down 10%, s&p fell under 2,000 as well. up a little this morning on the big board, 1% on the dow industrials, 175 to the

positive. now, this is not a recovery, because we're still down 9%. british prime minister david cameron, who opposed the exit, but who came up with the whole idea for the vote that announced the eu -- or to the eu that britain is leaving. he will not start article 50, he'll be leaving that up to his successor. the growing believe that britain will never sign article 50, and somewhat of you're seeing on wall street this morning. instead, it will try to get itself out of the sticky wick kit. they'll compromise somehow. one sign of reconnection, ahead of britain's exit campaign, nigel faragh, maybe things won't be so bad, he got a kiss. scrubbed this morning, now just it says "thank you." the promises people believe are

largely gone, except for the bus. the bus is pretty famous, because it promises money that went to the eu would go to the national health service if people voted to leave. you remember the guy that got the kiss. he is the one who said the money would be used that way. but it's his promise on the bus. he now says people who voted based on that promise were mistaken. he can't guarantee it will go to national health. a lot of people in britain are very angry because of the things they were told that they believed politicians are now saying, well, i mean, maybe. >> right, and now look at the state of where everything is. >> disaster. >> politician not telling the truth, come on. >> i know. he's like i never said that. >> who are you going to trust. >> thank you very much. we have two developments right now out of west virginia. a very sobering situation as floodwaters finally starting to recede. crews beginning to assess the damage left behind as 23 people have died. school officials are now trying to determine what needs to be

done before the school year begins in august, just to get kids back in the classrooms. mud and water destroyed several classrooms. hundreds of national departed troops are on their way to help clean up the mess left behind from the flooding. tike to cheme to check the microclimate forecast. >> sizzling again today, along the coast, still catch the nice break with some fairly warm weather. as we get a live look outside now, from san berno mountain, you see the clouds rolling across, and as you go across san francisco, we have clear spots and others that you see the clouds hovering over the hills. as you head out the doors, 52 degrees in san francisco, and 52 in livermore. napa, low 60s this morning. a lot of sunshine, 79 degrees, eventually making into the lower

80s today and it won't be that cool as we get a look at all the microclimates, up to 105 in gilroy. pacifica, 73 degrees. wide range once again, up to 77 into castro. 94 today in santa rosa. brentwood, 103, 101 today in livermore. this should be the hottest day of the week for the valleys, and then we start to see a little bit of a pattern change. this high pressure still in control, as we go into the next couple of days, it will move off to the east just enough that may allow for a few spotty showers to develop in the southern sierra, and it continues to move away as low pressure moves in. it will bring in stronger on shore flows, morning clouds by afternoon sunshine. if you are looking for a place to cool off today, definitely head to one of the beaches. ocean beach will be 63, warmer

in santa cruz, 73 at lunchtime, and making it into the upper to mid 70s today, and then we see the break in the trend that will bring us back to closer to average temperatures by the end of the week. but it does warm up on sunday, heading into the holiday on 4th of july. it will still be hot during the afternoon. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up. let's head over to mike now. he has more on what's going on near treasure island. >> we have the issue, an update from chp. the rest of the bay showing a smooth flow of traffic, but slowing through fremont, the truck scale over by the dunbar bridge. westbound 80, there is some sort of medical issue, so there a vehicle blocking part of the slowing. stay over to the left as you pass by at treasure island. the lights lightly slow down, but the east shore freeway, a more mild build. heading to the beach is a good idea because of the temperatures, but bad for 17.

not 10:00 a.m., no, 10:00 p.m. will be the lane opening. bob talked about the fire activity, they still have trees they have to remove for safety sake and they have to keep the slow lane blocked. all day, into the evening commute. that will be a problem. let's look at the san mateo bridge, westbound to 84, across the dunbar bridge, because of the backup in fremont. back to you. thanks a lot, mike. it is 6:52, a huge gas explosion at a bp plant. >> the flames lit up the night sky. check out these clips. it is not clear exactly what caused the explosion. but the good news is that nobody was injured. now employees were able to stop the flow of natural gas into the plant or this situation could have gotten a lot more serious. it took firefighters several hours to get the fire under control. coming up, a name synonymous with college basketball passes away overnight.

pat summit. live in san jose, where a man was shot to death from a quiet neighborhood, i'll have the latest. chp and sack men to police are being criticized for their, quote, slow response to a planned protest that turned violent at the state capitol. we ling that story up to our facebook page. plus stranded ducklings reunited with their mama duck. rescuing them while they were inside a storm drive. we'll see you on the other side of the break in just two minutes. before you head out the doo-

here are the top stories onbbaea welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories. first i man found shot to death inside a car. live in the neighborhood, sharon, are police saying anything about a suspect? >> reporter: no, that's why neighbors are very concerned. neighbors say this is very -- usually a quiet neighborhood. but they're very shocked about what happened. and the suspect is still on the loose. we're told the victim possibly lived at the end of this block, but police have yet to confirm that. police say about 9:30 last night, they responded to a report of shots fired in the area of cape aston court. a man slumped over the steering wheel of a car. the police found the victim suffers from at least one gunshot wound and he was

pronounced dead at the scene. the identity of the victim has yet to be released. this is the 23rd homicide in san jose so far this year, about double the amount of homicides the city saw by the same time last year. detectives were out here all night and just left about an hour ago. we see many people driving in and out of the area the street was closed off for a while last night and people are just returning home this morning. very concerned that the suspect is still on the loose. reporting live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, live in the bay. breaking overnight, the sports world is mourning the passing of a legendary 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 four decades northbound process, her team won 8 national championships. summit notched 1,098 career victories. she had been suffering from

alzheimer's in recent years and turned only 64, two weeks ago. 6:57. emphatic no last night, the city refused for the coal shipping hub, which would have been the largest on the west coast. despite supporters of the coal plant making noise, oakland city council members voted to ban bringing coal by rail to the army base. it would have been shipped around the world. council members argued the negative global impact outweighed the prospects of thousands of new jobs. several south bay leaders are looking for new solutions to an expanding homes population. today, the city council will extend measures at providing more short-term housing. among the options, supporters want churches to open up their doors to the homes up to 35 days a year without permits. council members are also going to discuss a plan to put up

temporary homes housing on evans lane, but those nearby have their concerns. 6:58, another warm day inland. >> we're talking near 100 degrees again. >> just that you know. >> triple digits. but this is where start. 53 in are the north bay, 57 in the south bay -- some 80s. in san francisco, upper 90s for the south bay. >> some like it hot, sas they say. >> good news, more than bad news. >> let's look at the map. all over the bay, a pretty predictable pattern. the bay bridge had a by treasure island. it just cleared, so it should be better news towards san francisco, minor delay. san matteo, slow through the

south bay, but blocked until 10:00 p.m., clean up after the fire. >> thanks so much for joining us. good morning. softening his stance. donald trump's campaign says he's refining his controversial call to ban muslims from entering the country. is it a subtle shift? or major attempt to reverse sinking poll numbers? anxplosion rocks a natural gas plant in mississippi. flames shooting high into the air. the blast felt miles away. race against time. a massive blue whale tangled in a fishing line off the coast of california. this morning the desperate attempt to set it free. legend lost. pat summitt, the winningest coach in the history of college basketball has died. the 64 year old being remembered