string of explosions rock istanbul's ataturk airport. we hear firsthand accounts from people returning to the bay area following the attack. and parents on edge at an east bay middle school, the threatening e-mail connected to this violent rally in sacramento that has police on high alert in berkeley. plus it's being called the biggest development in silicon valley history. the report this morning about a mega project about to be built near levi stadium. "today in the bay" starts right now. and a very good morning now. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. go big or go home, kari, hot temperatures again, good morning. >> it will be hot for the inland areas. the coastal spots will be cooling off a little bit more from yesterday, so now at 52 degrees in san francisco, and a clear start in the north bay for only 48 degrees. it will be reaching 92 today, and 88 in the south bay, tri valley also into the upper 90s, while we'll have mid-70s in the

east bay, and a nice comfortable 67 in san francisco. so still a wide range in temperatures that continues into the weekend, i'll have a look at that fourth of july forecast coming up in a few minutes. any surprises for the drive so far this morning, mike? >> no. that's a tree right now. no surprises but kari, you showed some of the low clouds watch it along the golden gait and bay bridge. we'll talk about that a second after we look at the sensors around the bay. no surprises. little slowing shows up east across the dumbarton bridge, likely a road crew. we haven't heard of any problems and same thing eastbound 24 around the warren freeway interchange. let's look at the bay bridge we talked about. there are low clouds right at the top of the treasure island and the east shore freeway and the backup on the left for cash opened for the morning commute. we move to a developing story overseas. istanbul's busy ataturk airport is back open this morning, just hours after terrorists sent

explosions through those terminals with people in the airport running out, leaving dozens of people dead. though it's back open it's an active crime scene >> this morning, sam, we're hearing from panicked passengers returning to the bay area following that attack. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez tracking the overnight developments for us and kris, there's fear more terror attacks could take place soon. >> right, u.s. officials in turkey on the ground there say that this could be the beginning of a summer of attacks. they emphasized there is no reason to believe that our airports here are a target. meanwhile at the airport in istanbul, police and emergency crews are still on the scene of the airport, where so many people were killed. turkish officials believe that isis was responsible. witnesses say they heard gunfire first, and then while police were taking aim at those gunmen they then detonated suicide bombs. experts say it was a well-coordinated attack. it is worth noting, though, that the terrorists struck outside the security checkpoint, so they

were not inside the airport. they did not breach security. at sfo we met one people who were caught up in the terror waiting for loved ones from istanb istanbul, not knowing if the attack was over and from a passenger, too, who watched the news coverage unfold on the plane. >> i was like this has to be old. turns out it wasn't and i just completely froze. >> even though they were already over canada, i was still worried about if somebody's on the plane, that it's not over. >> reporter: u.s. agents inspect foreign airports regularly, sometimes they do it undercover. they inspection cargo. flight crews, ground crews, service checked under a terrorist watch list and undergo regular criminal background checks if they're arriving here in the u.s. if you have summer travel plans though you should not see a change in airport security here in the u.s., as security is already high. sam and laura? >> very frightening.

kris thank you very much. 5:03. closure for one of the worst tragedies ever involving a ship that capsized with migrants on board. last year a ship carrying more than 700 people mostly from africa sank off the coast of sicily in the mediterranean. only 28 people survived that. the italian navy now says that crews have recovered the vessel and they've raised it to the surface. when the ship went down last april it sank down more than 1,200 feet. a berkeley middle school on alert. police have increased patrols at martin luther king jr. middle school after the principal received a threatening e-mail. the e-mail talks about a teacher who took part in this violent protest that you're seeing here, a white nationalist group took hold of sacramento capital on sunday. ten people were hurt. the anonymous e-mail said if certain actions weren't taken to a teacher within the week some would come to the school to harm students. school is not in session but two summer camps are moved to other

locations as a precaution. "today in the bay's" rob riddell will join us live in a half hour. voicing concerns about a graphic and threatening letter written by a high school student. >> can you honestly look me in the eye and tell me none of that was real? >> the letter outlined plans to stab and rape 21 students and four teachers at scotts valley high school. it was handed to a girl during the last week of school. angry parents say the district did little to address this letter, or the 15-year-old boy who allegedly wrote it. >> my wife and i attended a parent meeting last night and at that meeting, we found out for the first time that our son was on the kill list. >> this is probably the most escalated type of threat i think that i'm aware of that we've dealt with. >> at this point, no specific plans have been made to handle this situation. parents did receive a letter

from the district implying that it will take no further action. >> it is 5:05 right now. the search is on for a gunman who opened fire near san jose state killing one man and injuring another. it marks the second deadly shooting in less than 24 hours. happening yesterday afternoon on 11th and san car close just two blocks from campus. neighbors tell us there are several families with children in the area. >> it is a little scary. i was out here five minutes before that happened with my daughter and she was riding her bike. i'm on my cell phone, so it is kind of scary, it's very close to home. >> there are 24 homicides reported in san jose this year. as reported earlier this week, a man was found shot to death in his war in the bariessa neighborhood. a follow-up to last month's murder outside a family senior center. formal charges could be filed against two gang members accused

in the killing. three men shot and killed a man outside a family celebration at the center. getaway van crashed into a car, the man got away but police say they tracked down the suspects, 25-year-old norberto reale of san jose is facing charges along with two mineors. with so many fires popping up in san francisco some folks worry arson could be behind this rash. this is video of a five-alarm fire from almost two weeks ago in vernal heights. supervisor david campos says the fires could have been deliberately set so he's holding a public hearing on the issue this morning at 10:00 at city hall. the examiner reports there have been six major fires in the past 19 months forcing nearly 200 people out of their homes. >> it is 5:07. today is national day of action on gun violence prevention and nancy pelosi is taking action by staging another sit-in at san francisco general hospital today. the sit-in is not just to end gun violence but also to end

hatred. today's action comes after democrats staged a 25-hour sit-in on the house floor last week. they were demanding a vote on gun control legislation. republicans were successfully able to block any legislation from moving forward. today's sit-in at general hospital starts at 1:00. moving on to decision 2016, another hollywood type of visit for hillary clinton. she's back in the bay area today, appearing with actress jamie lee curtis. >> the presumptive democratic presidential nominee and curtis are going to attend a fund-raising lunch in san francisco today. the president of planned parenthood is also going to be in attendance. mrs. clinton was in los angeles last night. as far as how she's fairing right now according to the polls, the latest nbc survey monkey polls hose clinton has an eight-point lead over donald trump. santa clara water district are aware and working on a problem to get rid of it, affecting only parts of the south bay, water oofficials say

the owor is purely aesthetic and will not harm you. it's caused by an algae bloom that is contaminating the delta. the water district is trying to eliminate the odor at its treatment plants. new research out of stanford suggests there may be a gold mine underneath the golden state, not a real gold but a windfall of water that may boost supplies across california. the only problem would be retrieving the water. california's central valley harbors three times more groundwater than previous estimates. some more than 3,000 feet down below the surface of the earth. so major holdups include potential pumping costs and possible contamination from fracking and from oil production. >> it's amazing. so much of our agriculture comes from the area. >> and amazing the water used in the central valley in the middle of the drought. >> and the loss in some areas there as well. all right t is 5:09 right now. time to check our microclimate forecast this morning. is a cooldown coming, kari?

>> slightly for the coastal areas. inland areas will only feel a minor difference, and then look at the temperature range already this morning as we start out, santa rosa walk at the door to 48 degrees, while it's 62 degrees in concord and in san jose it's 58 degrees. look at the highs this afternoon, we're not going to see the widespread triple digits that we saw yesterday but just a couple of spots here and there. oakland up to 75 today, and palo alto 82. san francisco we'll see a high of 67. we'll talk more about this and a look ahead to the fourth of july coming up in just about say about less than ten minutes. let's head over to mike with an update on the brush fire in san jose. >> it was not meant to alarm anyone about but we'll give the update off of 880. freeways around the bay, predictable pattern. there at the bottom of your screen we'll zoom into it southbound 880 at coleman near the mall, reports of a little fire off to the side of the road. someone was lighting branches on

fire near a retaining wall. severing being taken care of but flashing lights there. no lanes blocked from what i understand but we'll track that. in palo alto a nice flow of traffic, there's northbound with the headlights. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike, 5:11 right now. coming up the reason big tech companies could be forced to sell shell out big bucks in san francisco. >> hillary clinton's plan for tech could really benefit students. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. >> i'm live in santa clara it looks like a $6.5 billion mega project will be coming up. i'll have the latest. it could be the biggest pra

development ever in silicovalle. and it's going right next e 5:14. new this morning it could be the biggest private development ever in silicon valley and going up right next to one of the busiest regions in the south bay. santa clara city council reportedly approved a multibillion-dollar mega project all happening near hee vie stadium. >> could reshape the look of everything around there. sharon katsuda is live with a look at what the development would mean for the long-term plan, right, sharon? >> reporter: a very long-term plan about a 30-year plan. this mega project will take place in phases. the first will take place behind me on the golf course. the location is just north of levi stadium, on a landfill, the first phase would include according to the silicon valley business journal a 300-room hotel, office and retail space. the $6.5 billion project would provide millions in taxes, fees

and lease revenue for the city every year. some concerns over the project include lack of affordable housing in the area for those who would work on the new development and at the new businesses. also a future phase of the project would take over the nearby dirt bike track so developers from related company have promised to eventually find a new home for the dirt bike track and back here live, this final approval from the city council isn't the last to be done though because there might be some court challenges and state regulators may weigh in but developers say they're definitely going to keep moving forward on this project. reporting live from santa clara, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> it is 5:15 right now. could san francisco get a bigger slice of the pie? all the big-name tech companies in the city might pay a new tax, a ballot measure was introduced yesterday that would charge certain tech companies 1.5% of their annual payroll. that's expected to generate $120

million a year to pay for affordable housing and homeless services. the measure requires six votes from the board of supervisors to get on to the november ballot and two-thirds majority support by voters to win approval. european union leader, meeting for the first time today without the united kingdom at the table. >> the 27 other eu countries are conferring about the union's future in the wake of last week's brexit vote. leaders are expected to talk about the thorny issue of immigration which many are calling one of the key elements if not the decisive element in the brexit vote. also today scotland's first minister nicholas sturgeon is meeting with eu leaders to talk about keeping itself in line with the eu. local business news, lending club is slashing more than 100 jobs. >> scott mcgrew, this was a company already in trouble. >> it was. lending club will lay off 179 people. you may recall a couple months back the company discovered some irregular, though not illegal,

loans and sent its ceo out on the street. lending club had launched with great fanfare. the san francisco company was going to disrupt big banks with its peer-to-peer lending, but after some trouble, some of the big money dried up, making it harder to find money to loan out. the company parted ways with its founder ceo renault leprash. there are new revelations he and his family took out dozens of loans from lending club, they paid them back quickly so no problem there but the speculation is the loans were taken out to pump up the loan numbers at the company. the markets gained tuesday, though it's too early to call it maybe a recovery but we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters for the latest. landon? >> hi scott, good morning to you. wall street could refire for the second straight day as analysts continue to analyze the brexit.

stocks recovering part of the two-day brexit rou. look for data on consumer spending today and pending home sales. the dow rising 269 points to 17,409, the nasdaq up 97 to 4691. scott, back over to you. >> landon, thank you. hillary clinton did as rewe predicted and released her tech breakdown, it's a laundry list of things that people in silicon valley like, including the ability for young people to pay back their student loans if they create or join a startup. they'll be able to delay those loans. in some cases if they create a startup that benefits society they can get their loans forgiven. startups tend to pay more in stock options than they do in cash money and in the long run that could be very, very lucrative for young people, but in the short run, they don't have the money to pay back their student loans. clinton also said her white house will give immigrants who graduate from american colleges

with s.t.e.m. degrees an instant green card, stapled them to the diploma she said. we often see young people like p.j. kabu, starts a business in america that creates jobs and then told to go home. p.j.'s case in the white, he was told to go home to belgium because his visa ran out. p.j., laura and sam, was able to stay in the united states, but when we have an immigration policy that says i don't care if you have 100 employees and you pay $1 million a year in taxes, go home. >> really interesting concept there. >> keep ourtallette here, thank you very much, scott. >> it is 5:19. rescuers trying to free a whale entangled in 200 feet of fishing lines and crab traps. the whale is dragging up to 300 pounds of debris from its mouth and tail. so far rescuers have come close but haven't been able to help the jai giant animal.

>> with it being down 25, 30 feet into the water it was almost impossible to really help it. i don't think he knew we were trying to help him because he kind of took off on us after we got real close to almost getting him. >> rescuers say they will keep trying. experts believe the whale will not survive much longer entangled in those fishing lines so let's hope they get a chance to get to him. >> certainly urgency there. right now, it is 5:20, check of your weather and traffic here on this wednesday morning. >> that's right, a lot of people headed to the beach these days because temperatures have been to warm. ka kari? >> it's nice and cool along the coastline again today, mostly in the 50s and low 60s today, but it's 52 degrees now in san francisco, 54 in palo alto and san jose starts out the morning at 58 with 48 in santa rosa. we're up to 95 in gilroy today so hot in spots and a touch cooler in areas like pacifica up to 62 degrees and at&t park will be at 66 degrees. 100 in fairfield, while

brentwood at 98 degrees, so you see the inland areas don't get much relief today, only coming down a couple of degrees from yesterday, so this high pressure still keeping temperatures very warm, into the next several days we are looking at some mid 80s for the south bay, and walnut creek and parts of the tri valley over there will see the highs reaching into the upper 90s once again tomorrow, as well as friday. so no big changes, but a slight drop in the temperatures especially closer to the coast, and we have the bay bridge series going on this evening, giants at the a's at 72 degrees at first pitch, a mild and sunny afternoon, and then becoming partly cloudy as we go deeper into the game. in san francisco, over the next few days, we are looking at highs that will be trending right at about average or maybe even slightly below this weekend, looking ahead to the weekend forecast as we get closer to the fourth of july, we'll have some 80s in the city, 70s in the east bay, and some

80s and 90s for the valleys. let's head over to mike to see what's happening as you head out, looks like some slowing. >> just the first beginning of the morning commute, kari out of the altamont pass, 84 coming through pleasanton livermore. no surprises for folks around the south bay and peninsula at speeds and upper east shore freeway and east bay a nice flow of traffic. little blip there. we show you the bay bridge toll plaza. more cars are coming in, that's the reason why the sensors are reading slower and the cash lanes started to build. getting ready for the metering lights about 5:30. view from emeryville toward the span itself shows the low clouds hovering around, and now just coming down just above the roadway level, that may be a problem for visibility over the next few minutes. golden gate bridge also has some fog, guys. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. coming up next, back in harmony. reunion between a violin and its anxious owner that has a special back story to it. the road to rio includean

olympic gold medalist fm following up now on a great local story the road to rio includes an olympic gold medalist from danville a mother on a mission. >> vollmer has won four gold medals over two summer games. she then took on a new

challenge, motherhood. the birth of her son included seven weeks of bedrest. 15 months after her son was born vollmer took the plunge back into the water in part to fulfill a mission. >> to show that you don't have to give up a life as an athlete to be a mom. >> vollmer's time is closing on where she was four years ago when she competed in london. in those games vollmer won three of her four gold medals and set a new record. cute. >> adoring fan base as well. >> keep running after the little one, too. back in harmony, an antique violin and its anxious owner have been reunited in san francisco. >> police officers posted with clinton heiss clutched there to the instrument he played since the age of 16. the violin dates back to 1909 was stole enearlier from his car. the officers patrolling an area where stolen goods are often sold spotted the violin, now

it's back home with hits relieved own per >> lots of smiles there. 5:. coming up, airports back open but travelers still on edge. the developing details out of turkey this morning, after explosions ripped through a busy airport. sadly, killings toes. sadly killing dozens. an an anonymous threat leads to increased security at a middle school. =laura/2shot=

and i'm laura garcia-canno and good morning on this wednesday, thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock.

>> even aand i'm laura garcia-c. let's get a look at the midweek forecast with kari. good morning. >> good morning sam and laura. coastal clouds and cooler temperatures and it's now 52 degrees in san francisco. you can't even see the golden gate bridge. we have the low clouds in the north bay, 48 degrees there, while mostly clear in the south bay and 58, it will be another day of a wide range in temperatures from the coast to the inland valleys, up to 88 in the south bay, and 75 in the east bay, peninsula 84 and 92 in the north bay. we'll take a look ahead to the weekend coming up and also the fourth of july in a few minutes. mike is focusing in on two key spots right now. >> that's right, kari. two key spots are showing a slowdown. we'll show you the bay, no big surprises, three key spots i should say, one out of the altamont, not a surprise and we'll show you the bay bridge toll plaza just about ready for the metering lights to turn on. the backup forming in the cash lanes, fast track will fill in over the next few and in san jose the other live camera with

the slowdown, northbound 101 at 680, that first burst i saw from the earlier maps no slowing through san jose just at 101 and 6 680. developing news out of turkey, istanbul's busy ataturk airport is back open as investigators comb through evidence following yesterday's deadly terror attack. though it's back open it is an active scene. new video shows some of the panic sent through the terminals as three terrorists sent explosions through the packed airport. ataturk airport is an international airport and also transport hub for travelers across the globe. the suicide bombers killed 41 people total including at least ten foreign nationals. this morning we're hearing from a father reunited with his shaken sons who went through the airport earlier in the day. >> i was actually in a spot where one of the suicide bombers blew soup that was trippy for me. >> turkey is blaming isis for the attacks.

nbc news learned two weeks ago the islamic state sent 35 militants into turkey to carry out attacks during the islamic holy month of ramadan. here at home turkey's deadly attack raising concerns about whether our own airports are safe. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with how homeland security officials are responding as we approach the height of the summer travel season. tra tracie? >> exactly. people are flying back into turkey. according to the faa they resumed flights from the u.s. as of this morning. there was already a travel warning out the day about ever this attack. the state department telling people there was a concern about terror threats in that region, and urging americans to stay away from the southeastern part of turkey. u.s.-bound flights into turkey were shut down following the attacks. >> i feel so worried and helpless about this. >> reporter: a few flights headed here already in the air were allowed to land.

>> if there's a flight coming directly to the u.s., then we impose additional standards and requirements for security. >> reporter: typically u.s. agents inspect foreign airports regularly sometimes undercover. cargo is 23479ed, flight crew, ground crew, service staff checked against terror watchlists and they undergo regular criminal background checks. senior officials believe isis also known as da'esh could be responsible for the turkish attack. >> da'esh and others like it know that we have to get it right 24/7, 365. they have to get it right for ten minutes, or one hour. >> reporter: turkey is a long time ally, the u.s. will help in the investigation. >> if we have information about who might have authored the attack, if we have any thought as to how they might build up further security after the attack. >> reporter: u.s. officials believe this could be the beginning of a summer of attacks, but emphasize there's no change this morning in the already high security at u.s.

airports and no reason to believe our airports are a target. the presidential candidates are weighing in on this. donald trump and hillary clinton agree the u.s. needs to do everything possible to keep these types of attacks from happening here, but they disagree on how to do that. back to you. >> national security no doubt a major part of this campaign. tracie, thank you. we are updating our social media platforms with latest on this airport attack. extensive details, video and pictures is all at nbcbayarea.com or you can download our app for news on your smartphone. >> it is 5:34. police are upping security to berkeley middle school after the principal received an e-mail threatening violence, all stemming from the attacks that happened at our state capitol on sunday. "today in the bay's" bob riddell joins us live this morning from the school in berkey with some of the precautions in place. the e-mail talks about the teacher who took part. >> reporter: it does, good

morning to you. martin luther king jr. middle school behind me in berkeley received an anonymous e-mail demanding that that teacher be fired for her participation in this weekend's protest in sacramento, the protest again white nationalist group, the protests turned violent with ten people getting hurt. if this teacher who is reportedly a member of the activist group by any means necessary isn't let go within a week, whoever sent this e-mail is threatening to hurt students who attend the school. according to berkeley police, the fbi considers this to be a low-level threat, but berkeley police tell us they are taking this threat seriously. the department has since assigned an officer to the campus, has increased patrols around the school and has moved two summer camps to other locations. school as you are well aware is out for summer but some members of the community use the campus for tennis and swimming, one reason why cal berkeley police are taking this seriously. roaring live outside martin

luther king jr. middle school, bob redell, "today in the bay." one of the hardest stories to hear, tragedy from the grapevine. six people from the bay area, including four children, died yesterday in a crash on interstate 5 in gorman. >> their mini van stopped after an accident and a big rig struck the mini van pushing it into an embankment. two fathers inside the mini van were able to get out tried to save their wives and children, the car became engulfed in flames. highway patrol officers had to arrive and intervene. >> we got out to try to assist the two males trying to get the families out of the van. burns on their arms and i wasn't able to talk to them and gather information. >> the two women and four children died in the fire. one of the families from daly city, the other in san francisco. the two men are now recovering, they were air lifted to the hospital. >> hard to begin to understand their pain. at 5:36 an update on the

death of a marin county teenager. three suspects are set to enter pleas in court today, facing charges related to the ashooting and assault of two novato high school students last month. one of the students was killed, the other survived with serious injuries. police say two of the suspects under the age of 18 are being tried as adults. the third suspect a 20-year-old pleaded not guilty to being accessory to murder. police are still searching for a fourth suspect. plenty of pride but there was also some hate. san francisco police arrested this man, emmanuel morenci for allegedly assaulting two women during pride week celebration sunday. the victims say he harassed, pushed and threatened to kill them because of their sexual oryaent yentation. investigators say two men in a dark gray sedan yelled homophobic slurs to a man walking on 22nd street and shot him in the hand with a bb gun before driving away. his injury is not considered life-threatening. a 16-year-old girl has died

and another is seriously injured when they were hit by a car in oakley. they were walking along east cypress road when they were struck. the woman in the car, witnesses say, was reportedly driving erratically. they are investigating for possible drunk or drugged driving. we're told the driver is cooperating with police. a developing story out of el dorado and placer county this is morning. wildfires burning near forest hill and the american river, it's called the trail fire and it is ripping through a remote part of that area. crews are struggling to assess the flames, to access, i should say, the flames and about 1 shun homes are evacuated. so far, 300 acres are scorched and it is zero percent contained. hopefully they won't have high winds in the area >> that was another major concern. fire danger is elevated as are our ten tours. kari has the forecast. >> good morning, sam and laura. temperatures a wide range at 60 in livermore. 56 degrees in oakland and it's

52 degrees in san francisco. as question go into the day more comfortable in oakland, 75 degrees, san jose 86. not as hot as yesterday. upper 90s for the tri valley and livermore today, fairfield still hitting the triple digits. headed over to mike, a new issue near the cosee yum. >> 880 in oakland, the bay area commute looks good. slowing for 101, the build showing up right there as well as the little build out of hay wad for the nimitz freeway. a's and giants play on this side of the bay today at 7:05. northbound coming up toward 98 a little slowing. i've turned the camera toward

98. box truck sticking out in the slow lane. be prepared. back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up, legalization of marijuana in the golden state is now going to be in the hands of the voters. ballot initiative officially going on the november ballot next. if you thought parking near levi's stadium was tough, what do you think about it, scott? >> i think it's a disaster. the decision made by the city council in santa clara, laura, ll make it a maneuver around santa clara much more difficult. sharon katsuda will have that coming up. ballot.

voters wlow decidehether to legalize the use of it's 5:42. voters will decide whether to legalize the use of recreational marijuana in the golden state called the adult use of marijuana act, and it would allow people 21 and older to buy an ounce of marijuana and marijuana infused products at licensed retail outlets. it will also give them license to grow up to six pot plants for personal recreational use. lieutenant governor gavin newsom came out last year in favor of the measure. >> it has been an abject failure, awards disproportionately been war on people of color and on poor folks. >> it comes after supporters turned in more than enough signatures to place a question on the november ballot. the much talked about sentencing of a stanford swimmer in a sexual assault case could change state law. yesterday santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen told the state senate committee convicted former student brock

turner had not been eligible for mandatory jail time because the victim in this case was unconscious. current california law does not mandate a prison sentence when a rape victim is unconscious. members of the senate committee were shocked by finding out that information and voted in favor of a bill that would carry an automatic sentence of prison whether the victim is conscious or not. >> 5:44, a lawsuit against "rolling stone" magazine has been tossed out by the judge. three former university of virginia fraternity members sued the magazine over a gang rape article. woman claims seven of the members raped her in 2012. an investigation found no evidence of rape. the men who sued the magazine argued the "rolling stone" article falsely accused them. the judge rules the men were never identified and it was speculating rather than stating facts. the long awaited report from republicans on the benghazi attacks sent no bombshells of

secretary of state then hillary clinton. the report did raise questions about the white house state department and the pentagon's response to the deadly attacks in 2012. help wasn't deployed for 11 hours. ambassador chris stevens, a cal berkeley alum, was killed along with three other americans. >> we've been told forever now that no military asset could have reached benghazi in time, and what we now know is that's true because nothing was ever headed toward benghazi. >> i'll leave it to others to characterize this report, but i think it's pretty clear it's time to move on. >> democrats say the four-year investigation which included an 11-hour marathon hearing with hillary clinton was a political witchhunt. house republicans say the investigation did lead to the discovery of clinton's personal e-mail server. donald trump tweeted after the report's release that benghazi is just another hillar"y clinton local news now the san francisco police department is

retraining and teaching police officers to defuse and deescalate situations. it is part of the enforcement policy following the backlash of several deadly officer-involved shootings. before training was centered around when to shoot. now the focus is to step back and try to negotiate with suspects. veteran officers may have a harder time with the new policies. >> it's really difficult to erase 25, 30 years of training, but the only way to do it is to implement new training and keep that training up and hit it. >> so the protocol at this point is that officers go through hours of training every six months. the police commission and the officers union are also working on a new use of force policy. >> 5:46. the city of san francisco continues to try to provide new options for the homeless. new facility opened today to assist the homeless in transitioning into permanent housing. ever since last year, the city has been on a mission to open so-called navigation centers. the latest is the second one to

open. it's south of market on 12th street. the city says it has 93 beds. things are certainly going to be changing around levi stadium. >> and this is not just a little tweak here or there either. the silicon valley business journal is reporting santa clara city councilmembers last night approved a massive new development deal. it's being called the largest private development plan in the history of silicon valley at a cost of about $6.5 billion. the mixed use center will cover land housing a golf course and a dirt bike track. construction could begin as soon as next year. the reason you're seeing levi stadium video here is because all the development will go right next to levi's. will likely come in phases over the course of the next three decades. >> the crowds head there. >> they do and so do big events. we'll see how that affects future super bowls. the markets turned higher tuesday after two devastating days of stocks.

>> scott mcgrew joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, laura. the dow rose 269 points tuesday. the nasdaq was up 97. keep in mind we've been talking about the damage to the market indices but some individual stocks were much harder hit than a simple dow number would indicate, like stocks with international reach, caterpillar, dupont, ge, companies that need to work in britain and all over the globe. the latest out of brussels, the eu is not going to put up with britain's hemming and hawing. it's time for britain to get out, says german chancellor angela merkel. she's not the president of the eu but she is the most powerful person in all of europe. nicola sturgeon of scotland is trying to figure out a very simple question. if scotland breaks up with the united kingdom and becomes its own independent country, can scotland stay part of the eu? scotland of course had its own referendum a while back, whether or not to stay part of great britain, and one of the many

reasons that scot voted to stay because because if they left they would not be part of the eu, they'd have to apply to get approval from all 27 countries including great britain. now great britain won't be part of the eu, that changes a lot. volkswagen owners glad to hear the company will pay a record amount of money to solve its software cheating problem. folks wag listen take back your lease, buy back your car or give you money to fix it. there's a website vwcourtsettleme vwcourtsettlement.com, put your vin number and see if your car qualifies. it goes without saying we're talking about diesel volkswagens here. one detail i found amusing volkswagen wants to know what condition your car is in. you buy a car that pollutes, cheats and probing tbroke the l want to know if you spilled a latte on the floor mat. >> exactly because you're not getting the kelly blue book

value. it comes with cheerios. >> parentally a anice aroma, too. >> sometimes. sometimes the best way to get your point across is to just take a good look in the mirror. when it comes to racy selfies, one father in washington state took this whole concept a little bit further. the results you might say are a little comical. chris martin is a morning radio host in spokane who got tired of his teenage daughter's racie selfies. instead of just talking the talk, he walked the walk. he decided to recreate his daughter's selfies down to the smallest most minute details. >> i told her you're posting these things a little sexy, tone it down a little bit and she wouldn't. >> maybe not so minute. she likes taking the pictures. she says she's taken it to heart. the photos are certainly going viral, but she calls the whole thing a lot of fun and so far, no plans to cover up that bare midrift, among other things. >> just a hint of sexy there.

you got to get into summer shape when the temperatures start heating up. >> you got to start earlier than that. >> you got to start a year in advance. it is time to enjoy the summer weather, if you can get down to the beach, kari, another hot day in store. >> great day for a run on the beach even though we start out this morning with low clouds and fog. this is what it looks like in san francisco, it's 52 degrees so a cool start there, and it warms up quickly as we go into the afternoon, especially for the inland area. san jose up to 86 degrees. 78 degrees in san mateo while 58 degrees in the outer sunset. mid-60s from around at&t park, fairfield up to 100 and brentwood 98 degrees, still some mid to upper 90s for the tri valley today, and oakland at 75 degrees. we do still have this high pressure across the region causing the warm weather but just enough of an onshore flow to keep our coast much cooler and it will not change as we go into today as well as tomorrow,

still temperatures that will be very hot, and reaching into the mid to upper 90s in spots like dublin, and on thursday, we'll be at 95 degrees, the average high is 84, on friday, 90 degrees and then we see some closer to average temperatures there, but on the fourth of july it starts to come right back up, so looking ahead to the weekend forecast, still very warm, but at least we're not talking about triple digits here, some 60s for san francisco, 70s for the east bay, and in the tri valley north bay and the south bay, it will be in the upper 80s to low 90s. looking ahead to the fourth of july in san francisco, if you're planning to see the fireworks there at 7:00 in the evening, we'll be at 63 degrees, the clouds start to roll in, most likely closer to the time the fireworks will get ready to start. let's head over to mike now, he has an update on the east bay slowing. >> we see the slowing here for hayward, predictable also out of the altamont and toward the tri valley and of course we have a little south bay 101 just right at 680.

we zoom toward oakland the other slowing is not usually there, northbound 880 approaching 98. we got the update from chp the disabled box truck between marina and 98 itself sticking out into the slow lane the distraction is flashing lights and crews are out to help. tow from the scene hopefully quickly. we monitor that. north of that the bay bridge toll plaza shows what you'd expect the metering lights are on, low clouds hover in thing oakland hills. you can see the east shore freeway. palo alto we're looking at as well, northbound side with the headlights and southbound here toward the lane shift where we'll see the slowdown. we're seeing some brake tapping going on right now that's expected of course has been there for quite some time. >> it's been slowing things up for quite some time. >> 5:53 right now. coming up, harder to fight than originally thought. batch of new studies that shows the zika virus is trickier than it appears. first happening on our digital platform, south bay

residents noticing a strange smell emanating from their faucets. luckily officials say don't worry if your water stinks, so to speak. it won't hurt you but it may turn your stomach when you find out what's behind the bad smell. check that out on our website. are you fired up for the fourth of july in we have the hot spots to watch the sparks fly from all over the bay area. find the best fireworks on our facebook page. we'll be back in two minutes.

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onboard. with migrants ==vo== last a- . some closure for a ship that capsized with migrants aboard. last year a ship carrying more than 700 people, mostly from africa, sank off the coast of sicily in the mediterranean. only 28 people survived. the italian navy says crews have recovered the vessel and have raised it to the surface. when the ship went down last april, it sank down more than 1,200 feet. today university of connecticut trustees are meeting to discuss revoking an honorary degree awarded to bill cosby. cosby was given a doctorate of fine arts back in 1996, but since then the comedian has been clouded with controversy and disgraced. the university provost says that cosby took an oath to conduct himself with the university's values. cosby has been accused of sexual assault by dozens of women. he's denied all of those

allegations. the university says that this could be the first time that they have ever revoked an honorary degree in the college's history. >> it is 5:58 right now. a batch of new studies show the zika virus is trick area than it appeared at first glance lurking for months in pregnant women and interfering with their immune system. the findings explain why the virus seems so mild in some people yet causing zef stating birth defects. pregnancy suppresses the immune system so it's possible pregnant women cannot fight off the infection as well allowing it to linger in their bodies and while it's not going to be easy to fight the epidemic, new studies offer a hope for a vaccine. > vice president's joe biden cancer mission could be a game changer. more than 5,000 americans are expected to attend summits on cancer care and research inspired by biden's moonshot initiative. the couple lost their son bo

bide on it brain cancer. they will discuss new innovat n innovations in the fight against cancer. at the same time more than 260 local events in all the key states will be hosted. >> certainly affects people all over the country. people around the world are mourning the death of pat summitt, who many considered a pioneer in the sport of basketball. summitt died yesterday at the age of 64. she suffered from alzheimer's. summitt coached at the university of tennessee but her impact was felt everywhere, that includes current usf coach and one-time stanford standout jennifer azey. >> women's basketball was, you know, no one even knew about it. it was an olympic sport but no one -- she put women's basketball on the map. >> in 38 seasons, summitt's teams won eight national titles, summitt won more college basketball games than any coach ever in men's or women's basketball. it is 5:59 right now. developing right now, terror in turkey, fears spreading across

the world this morning as the death toll from yesterday's attack in istanbul rises. kris sanchez monitors all the information coming into our newsroom and she'll join us with an update in moments. heartbreak stretches from southern california to the bay area, as six people including several children die in a horrific crash on interstate 5. an east bay school on high alert this morning after it received threat nipping e-mail, it's all connected to this weekend's violent protests at the state capital. "today in the bay" continues now. good wednesday more than to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we are coastal cool this rng mo, probably the only place we're cool. let's check out the forecast with kari hall, good morning. >> sam and laura we'll be much cooler along the coast today, cooler than yesterday and it wasn't bad there at all as we look at where we start now some coastal fog in san fr