police searched the area hours ago. the country's oldest park ranger attacked and robbed inside her home. the prized possession and the stuff they got away. i'm laura garcia cannon.=sam/2s (toss ant)m brock good morning. thanks for joining us. >> we've been waiting to see this but there are changes in the forecast. anthony slaughter is joining us this morning. >> it's going to be more comfortable this morning. we're looking at clear skies. no fog but we do have fog at the coast line and around the inner bay and that will lead to cooling across the entire bay area today. the coast line only got into the 50s and 60s yesterday and today we're expecting more of the same. 70s for hayward and redwood city and a few 80s like north bay. we'll talk more about this cooling trend and get you into the weekend and the fourth of

july. mike is getting you to work on time. we have a couple of crashes to tell folks about and they're in the east bay. east bay for the most part typical out of the tri-valley but here it is a westbound right around the zoo exit we have a minor fender bender reported here. over the the bay bridge toll plaza the second of the crashes, that was a big concern. i don't see any interruptions in the flow nor do i see any crashes. the bridge crew takes care of things quickly here. >> thanks. breaking news right now out of the east bay this morning where a wild chp chase came to a crashing end with a patrol cruiser taking out a fire hydrant and several parked cars before coming to rest against a building in oakland. >> chris joins us now. the good news is no one was hurt

in this crash all rig. >> reporter: no one was hurt. either of the two officers in that patrol suv nor anybody on the street but it happened around 2:30 as those officers were trying to pull over a car with expired registration and the driver took off at that point. it happened on westbound 580 near eagle canyon road. there were speeds up to 100 miles an hour until the suspect took an exit off the freeway and continued to mcarthur boulevard. the chase ended when the cruiser crashed into the fire hydrant and smashed into three cars and ended up wedged between those cars and a building. before the chase ended the suspects got creative in trying to get away. >> the passenger in the vehicle pulled something akin from a fire extinguisher.

>> reporter: neither officers was hurt but the suv was clearly in no shape to go back into that chase. we are working on a vehicle disruption because the suspects did get away. >> thank you for the update. look at this, more breaking news out of oakland when a black toyota camry crashed into a home not far from oracle arena. the driver appears to have lost control crashing into the fire hydrant there, breaking the hydrant causing water to gush out like a geyser. the driver proceeded to hit a telephone pole before stopping in that house. we're working to confirm more details about what caused the driver to lose control. breaking news out of mountain view. that's where police were seen comping through googleplex early this morning. they set up a perimeter as they were trying to find a suspect

but investigators are not telling us specifically who they're looking for. you might recall just a few weeks a google earth demo car was fire bombed on campus. the country's oldest park ranger was brutally robbed inside her home. the thief stole a coin given to the 94-year-old given to her by president obama. >> we have video of the story that we did when betty traveled to the white house last december to receive that coin. she woke up to an intruder in her home. she was punched several times but she was able to get away and locked herself in a room. after the thief left she discovered many items and the coin taken. call the police if you have any information about this robbery. santa rosa movie theater, a man was stabbed during a show

and it might have been random. it happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the suspect snuck up behind the man and stabbed him several times before fleeing. the victim is in the hospital this morning with serious wounds. the suspect has been arrested. following news from yesterday, a walnut creek woman is facing manslaughter charges after she killed a teenager while she was driving under the influence. that happened on tuesday. the 50-year-old woman is accused of driving her car head on into where two girls were walking down a street. the 15-year-old girl was killed instantly and her 16-year-old best friend is in stable condition at a local hospital and the family is trying to cope with this loss. >> she's my best friend. she's a really big part in my life. she has a special place in my heart and she will never be forg forgotten. >> police are wait og lab reports to see what kind of charges she will face.

a deadly crash in the north bay, a big rig slams into a tree and as you see there it burst into flames. it happened yesterday. witnesses jumped out of their cars to try to help out but it was too late. the fire ungulfed the truck killing the driver. there was a report that the truck was driving erratically. the man accused of shooting and killing a police sergeant will be in court for two hearings today. the 21-year-old man is charged with killing the sergeant nearly a year ago. the shooting happened during a routine traffic stop. he will appear for a pretrial hearing and then he'll be back in court for a plea hearing. in a push getting stronger thousands of more signatures calling for an investigation of judge aaron perski.

he sentenced brock turner for six months in jail. a group of advocates and assault survivors handed a group more than 200,000 signatures on top of 1 million signatures that have been submitted. advocates are asking that agency to investigate the judge over what many are killing an overly lenient sentencing of brock turner. conditions are challenging firefighters battling this fire outside sacramento. it has grown to 1,000 acres and it's only 12% contained. the fire is in the path of more than 2,000 structures prompting widespread evacuations. tense moments in martinez last night. flames threatened homes and the fire is contained to five acres. the fire is out and no word of

how it started. elevated temperatures have fueled a lot of fires but now we're getting a pull back. >> that will be nice. let's check in with anthony slaughter. we have that marine layer in place this morning and that will lead to cooling. we're looking at cloudy skies as the marine layer takes hold. many of us will see cooling and many of us see temperatures cool yesterday. we will still have a few 80s for the south bay. fog will stay put at the coast line but high pressure starts to back off over the next couple of days allowing for the sea breeze to reinforce and that will lead to cooling over the weekend. things do warm up for the fourth of july. we'll have that forecast coming up in about ten minutes. mike is tracking the morning commute. i have a couple of crashes in oakland as well as i think is

a new crash over here. that's where we see slowing. we'll follow up. chp has no details yet but we see that slow down. west 580, that crash is off the roadway and same thing for the crash at the bridge. a little distraction but you're stopped there because of the lights. a live look shows you traffic through the haze moves very well. that's 580 toward the toll plaza. up next the handshake fail between the three leaders on the international stage. some cars more dangerous than others with those air bags. brand new exclusive results from the national traffic highway safety administration are showing there are hundreds of thousands of drivers out there that need to get those cars off

the road. the person we thought was going to be head of great britain is not going to be the head of great britain. new this morning

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people are being urged to take action right away. >> reporter: absolutely. it's urgent. the national traffic highway administration says those older cars could be more dangerous than first thought. this is what's left of a 14-year-old honda civic after a collision in march. when the air bag exploded the teenager was killed. data has officials trying to reach owners of older cars. >> with the new data we know how bad it can be. literally flipping a coin in a crash you don't know if you could end up having the shrapnel coming at you. >> reporter: there are about 300,000 older cars on the road that have not been repaired. notifications have been sent but some owners haven't followed up. >> i'm here for the air bag service. >> reporter: no tests on these older cars with takata air bags found when people drove them in hot damp places like florida and

the gulf coast of texas and southern california the inflaters malfunctioned causing shrapnel to go flying. the inflaters ruptured 50% of the time. >> of the ten united states lives that have been lost, eight have been in these vehicles. >> reporter: many cars have been recalled since 2008. honda says 70% have been repaired, it's the other 30% they're trying to fix one car at a time. honda said they have been trying to track down all of these owners including the 300,000 outstanding that may be particularly dangerous sending millions of letters and automated voice messages texts to cell phones and they said they've hired private investigators in a few occasions to track down people that they've completely lost. >> hopefully they are able to connect with them. reporting live from d.c. thank you very much.

the man who once claimed he own half of facebook has disappeared and the feds are trying to hunt him down. you may remember him making claims to facebook in 2010 and presenting a document with zuckerberg's signature on it. mark said the claims were bogus and fought back hard. >> the judge wanted to make sure by digging deep into the communication between the two that the claims were false. >> authorities allege that zuckerberg's signature was doctored. he faces up to 40 years in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines but he's been on the run since last year. authorities believe he's traveling with his wife and two children. britain's cloudy future managed to get worse this morning as the leading candidate for prime minister dropped out. >> boris johnson is not going to

run. you've been watching the brexit situation for us. >> reporter: he's undone by a closest supporter. this is high political drama in great britain unfolding as we speak. boris johnson stabbed in the back by on michael gove who will not only not support johnson, gove is going to run for prime minister himself. just a few hours ago johnson called the press together. he's known as a jokester but he said this is no joke, he's not going to run. >> i must tell you my friends, you who have waited faithfully for the punch line of this speech, that having consulted colleagues and in view of the substances in parliament i have concluded that person cannot be me. >> johnson is an interesting fellow. boris johnson is an american. he was born in new york city.

he's obviously also a british subject as well. he said recently he would renounce his american citizenship but he never did. by the way, a reporter for the french news service defeated out this picture. aids covered over the exit sign at the top of the door there so that nobody could take a picture with johnson with that sign behind him. wall street futures, the traders make on the open collapsed on the news. today is the last day of the financial quarter. there are two big worries about brexit. the first one is economic and the second is leadership. who is going to be in charge of our closest military ally. we thought we knew or we thought we had a good chance, but now we don't know. >> it's interesting to watch. >> everything is up in the air. perfect handshake is up in air in canada for the three leaders. >> this did not go as planned.

eventually they figure this thing out but it's being called the handshake fail of the highest order for the three leaders. they quickly get over their photo op gone wrong in ottawa. they laugh it off and get down to business. they're together for a sum imitn free trade. let's check the forecast. that cooling is here. you can feel it this morning. anthony is in for kerry. you're going to notice cooler weather. we have fog in san francisco. across san jose looking good at 58 degrees. we have sunny skies for inland locations today. still warm for redwood city and

along the coast line today will stay cool. we're talking 60s for ocean beach. inland temperatures will be warmer but not bad. oakland up to 68 degrees. even the tri-valley no 90s today and back into the mid 80s towards livermore. we have high pressure in control so as it continues to back off and move down to the desert southwest that will allow for our typical sea breeze and that's going to mean cooler weather into the weekend and then temperatures start to climb as we head towards sunday. saturday, south bay at 80 and close to 90 on monday. peninsula you'll be close to 80 on the fourth of july. san francisco you'll be back in the mid 60s and expect morning fog through the holiday weekend.

then by monday we will be pushing back close to 90 degrees for some inland valleys. if you're headed to san francisco on monday for the fourth of july keep in mind while it be clear around 9:30 to 10 time we'll see the fog roll back in. keep in mind you may not see all of the fireworks but i think you have a good chance of seeing most of them. we're looking at a nice flow of traffic around the bay but the volume is starting to kick in and that's a problem over here in hayward where we have this crash. still scant on the details but we see slowing from that crash so that must be effecting at least one lane. things move well and then bogd down in industrial and things start to let up again towards union city. we're looking westbound we see that once you get past the toll

plaza traffic flows very well. the golden gate bridge we're looking for the sun and the bridge. there's some fog north of the south tower. not a major concern for drivers. >> sometimes you play the lottery. coming up next we'll have more on that and the a's going for a sweep with their rivals tonight as the giant choose do something they haven't done in 40 years. imagine having to go to the post office for six weeks to pick up the mail that should be delivered to your front door. i'm consumer investigator, nbc bay area responds next. coming up, we're live with the police raids on suspected isis cells overnight in the wake of the deadly terror attack in istanbul. new concerns over the safety of popular hand san tieners. you probably use them every day but do they work as well you

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where the a's are going for the sweep against the crosstown rivals the giants. the giants are hoping bum garner is going to keep that from happening. the giants are foregoing the dh letting mad represents himself at the plate. this is the first time they have used a partnership eritcher ins in 40 years. the mega jackpot stands at $415 million. >> this has come excited they could be the winner. the cash lump sum is $286 million before taxes. the next drawing is friday night. >> if you don't play, you can't

win. making some noise over airport noise. coming up next, the changes hundreds of south bay homeowners are calling for. early morning raids in turkey end in the arrests of terrorists connected to the airport attacks. the search is on for a man who beat a 94-year-old woman and stole a coin given to her by president obama. i'll take you live to police headquarters coming up. joining us.

i'm uraarcia cann. and i'm sam brock (toss ant) good morning and thanks for joining us. >> is the picture of cool this morning. temperatures are down a little bit and we have the man himself anthony slaughter in this morning. >> not to be mistaken with anthony hall. if you missed it earlier we had a fun time with it. let's talk about weather. 50 right now in san francisco. clear skies in the south bay. overall we have the fog this morning that will lead to cooler weather at the coast line. we're talking 60s at the coast and 70s around the inner bay and cooler weather over the next couple of days before we hit the fourth of july and temperatures go up. let's toss things to mike in the traffic center. good morning. we're looking over here toward a pretty smooth commute around the

bay. earlier the crashes we had in oakland are cleared but hayward we're watching southbound 880 that jams down with a crash. those are both moved off the roadway but you see that slower drive. you can see things are lighter around the bay so we're getting recovery there. northbound is starting to kick in for the slow down. we have north 101 with another slow down and 680 with reports of a fire. we have more breaking news this morning. chp says deputies trying to pull over a car, the driver of the car didn't stop and deputies followed in a chase that at times reached speeds of up to wul miles an hour. it ended at mcarthur boulevard and byron avenue in oakland when the cruiser crashed into a fire

heig hydrant. the search was called off because it was too dangerous. we told you about this woman before, the 94-year-old is the country's oldest working park ranger and she was honored by president obama for her work. police are asking for help to find the suspect who attacked her and robbed her inside her home. >> bob is live in richmond this morning. the suspect stole one of her most priczed possessions. >> reporter: a coin given to her by president obama. police are looking for this man who broke into betty's apartment. he broke inside and he then beat and robbed her. she is seen here in a profile piece we did a couple of years ago is at 94 years old the oldest park ranger in the country. still works here in richmond.

early monday she was awokened by the intruder. she tried to call 911 but the burglar grabbed her phone and dragged out of her bedroom and punched her some more. he stole several items and a coin president obama gave her last summer. the police are asking the public to keep an eye out for that coin. it's a one of a kind piece. reporting live in richmond, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. there are new developments out of turkey and new word about who might have been behind this week's deadly terror attacks as the drag net to find suspects continues. a sources indicated the attackers who died at the airport were nationals, some were from russia.

authorities say a series of overnight raids have left more than 20 people detained up from 13 armiearlier this morning. isis was previously targeted for the attack. the attack has killed 42 people and injured more than 240. the police department is scrambling to keep up with the homicide rate. tuesday's shooting was the 24th of the year. the mayor says the city needs for officer and the union agrees saying staffing shortages are contributing to fatigue. >> it's likely you will get an officer who is here on their day off or have completed their shift and is being held over. >> the mayor is pushing for a ballot measure to improve pay and benefits for officers. a teen-age girl is fighting fo are her life after being

rescued from a burning home. the girl was trapped in a back bedroom when flames erupted yesterday. mike was driving by when he saw her brother and nephew outside shouting for help. the 16-year-old girl was trapped inside. >> i got five feet in and the smoke was too thick and kind of overwhelming. i couldn't breathe. it got to hot. >> firefighters arrived a few minutes later and they pulled the girl out of the house. she was taken to the hospital and is suffering from severe injuries. a growing number of fires in the mission district have some people wondering if an arsonist is trying to push out the poor. the sprrv says it's too big a coincidence that low income residents lost their home. the most recent fire is under information. >> ten years ago the mission accounted for 3.3% of the fires

and ten years later it's three times that number. >> we do have reports that are concluded that are showing that these fires are not arson. >> fires have displaced about 200 people in the last 18 months along. a mechanical problem forced the emergency landing of this plan into san jose's airport yesterday. video capturing the moments inside the plane. you can hear the applause. that flight had taken off from burbank and was on its way to san jose. the plane did land safely. here it is at the gate after that or deal. more than 600 bay area homeowners making noise, they're upset over loud airplanes flying over their properties. many people living in the area

say they feel like they're living under a super highway. they charge the new flight patterns and the guidance systems the planes use to land have led to lower flying aircraft over their neighborhoods. >> i feel i've almost become a prisoner in my own home. >> i can take some noise but it's the one after the other after the other that drives me crazy. >> lawmakers will take the comments and study solutions before presenting them to the faa. san francisco leaders may be ready to consider a new funding option to finance help for the homeless population. san francisco is set to launch a new department for homeless. they will discuss a homeless and housing fundwell they will consider a sales tax that would provide an additional

$50 million to help the homeless. oakland landlords are taking action to stop a fee they call unconstitutional. the fee has to do with trash collection. the landlords filed suit yesterday over the deal the city made with waste management two years ago allowing a 30% fee. landlords say the fee is a tax and all taxes must be approved by voters. they say garbage rates have more than doubled since the fee took effect. >> it will get transferred to new tenants moving in because somebody's got to be able to break that $10,000 a year extra. >> landlords are asking for an injunction to stop the fee and reimbursement for the extra money they've paid out. so far city attorneys are not commenting. the weather forecast does not stink. anthony slaughter is joining us

this morning. temperatures are comfortable today. it's looking good. we have cool weather expected especially for the inland valley. 53 in san francisco. look at our highs later this afternoon. very comfortable, close to where we should be for this time of year. 60s along the coast line from san francisco toward santa cruz. we have 78 for san jose and 76 for red wood city. we'll talk about the holiday weekend forecast. we'll see you in ten minutes to talk about that. mike is going to get you to work on time. it's looking great. we have a report about fire down here in san jose. we see some slowing but recovery for hayward that's better news after the earlier crash but down here there was a concern of a reports of a fire that came in the system by the off ramp but on facebook live there are reports that there was smoke but

no problems with the roadway itself. no lanes blocked and that's great news. we're looking toward the 101, i did look for smoke there as well but didn't see any problem. there's hayes aze and we have t volume building. an easy flow of traffic. a bright sunshine to bring the sunglasses. a movie theater mixup coming up, a mistake that popped up in a theater full of children. a landslide causes a home to topple on the houses below. how mother nature led to this incredible scene. wall street was ready for a great day and the markets are up this morning and they're tempered by strange noise coming out of britain. we're following breaking ne

out of maryland where therare r the joint basenews. the base was placed on lockdn we're following breaking news out of the maryland where there are reports of an active shooter at the base. the base was placed on lock down after 6:00 our time. these are live pictures from an overhead view there. all personnel have been directed to shelter in place right now.

it's not clear if there's a shooting at this point. word getting in is that it happened at the medical facility on the base and all personnel there directed to shelter in place. we'll attempt to bring you more information as soon as it becomes available to us. a mudslide in japan caused a house to topple over and crash on to the houses below. that entire scene was caught on camera. heavy rain had pounded southern japan over the past week. video seen on japanese television showed the house breaking into pieces as it collided with those on the lower side of the cliff. fortunately throughout all of that nobody was injured. a grime discovery made in the ashes of a southern california wildfire. the fire destroyed five homes and 11 structures after it started 11 days ago. yesterday firefighters discovered the remains of two people in a ravine.

authorities have not yet confirmed if it may be the bodies of a young man and woman who were first reported missing shortly after that fire started. the pentagon is work og a new policy. >> a new policy is going to allow transgender people to serve in the u.s. military. we are expecting an announcement this week on that topic. this would end one of the final bans on service in the military. there are reports that several senior military leaders believe this plan is moving too fast with many details still not resolved. students who attend in the the bankrupt cor theeen college don't have to pay their student loans back. the obama administration has a agreed to forgive debt owed by the former students. the college filed for bankruptcy last year. corinthian schoo corinthian school students don't

have to pay back loans. a bizarre incident in santa rosa forced power to be cut to homes last night. the man climbed a tower and refused to come down. the man may have climbed the tower in some kind of protest. a police negotiator convinced imhad to come down and he's in custody. the power has been restored to those homes. boris johnson dropping out of the race this morning. undone by one of his closest political allies. johnson kind of stabbed in the back on this one. >> reporter: we were thinking of this as shakes peer but it occurs to me before house of cards was a american hit it was a british tv show. boris johnson was undone by m k michael gove.

gove said johnson is not qualified to be prime minister but gove said he would run are fo office himself. johnson startled great britain this morning by dropping out of the race. wall street which was looking forward to another good day on the markets lost its enthusiasm. they're up but they are not rallying. the dow up 30 points. a video uses seinfeld as a way to suggest britain might wiggle out of what its done. so the idea is great britain would go back to the eu and sit down at parliament and pretend nothing happened. it's probably one of the better

plans actually. >> some people would like to people go with that plan. >> george is a goenius. "finding dori" took an r rated twist. executives are apologizing after the wrong trailer aired to a theater full of children. they were there to see the movie but it started with the r rated "sausage party" instead. executives say this was a mistake by a manager moving screens around to accommodate groups wanting to see dori. seth rogen tweeted out this mistake made his day. anthony hopefully you're going to make our day today. the temperatures are coming down slightly. we have that marine layer in place this morning so that's going to lead to a cooler day at

the coast line but inland today. we're talking temperatures very comfortable for most of us. 70s, so comfortable weather expected. 77 for the east bay and 74 for the peninsula and a little warm for the tri valleys but san francisco only up to 76 degrees. we have high pressure that's starting to back off a little bit and that's going to lead to some warm spots. even reading 100 degrees. look at the next couple of days. temperatures cool off by a couple of degrees. not a lot but that high pressure sliding off to the south and eventually that's going to lead to some very cool weather especially by saturday. look at that south bay up to 80 degrees but as we head towards the holiday weekend monday it will be 88 degrees. by monday expecting a temperature of 80 degrees. san francisco will be your cool spot, along the coast line we're

expecting 60. so definitely not perfect beach weather but comfortable if you want to get out there and enjoy it. lots of sunshine. temperatures climbing up as we head towards sunday and monday and eventually we'll see highs on monday close to 9d 0 degrees. temperatures cool off and back up on sunday and monday but for the fireworks in san francisco temperatures will be comfortable. jacket weather even. we're talking upper 50s as the fireworks kickoff. by 9:30 clouds are expected to start to move in so we're not expecting an overly cloudy sky but keep in mind the fog will be rolling in around 9:30 on monday. let's look toward the bay area commute and we see a nice drive over. we do see nongreen that would be slowing for the south bay kicking in. no surprises. we will take you up to the upper east shore where westbound 80

reports of an earlier crash moved off to the shoulder but i have seen more slowing because of a light flow of traffic had the shore moving well. drive with an earlier crash. that's the slow zone and right there. that's west 92 across the bridge. our live camera shows you the volume west of the toll plaza moving slow. the peninsula at speed. back to you. change is coming to one popular beauty pageant that will amount to a wardrobe change. >> the pageant is dropping its swimsuit competition. conte contest ants will take part in a athletic competition. the decision reflects a shift that empowers bottom wwomen who active lives.

many believe it will set a strong example. >> they're going to rock it either way. it's 6:51 right now. an update to several breaking stories including a wild chp chase ending with a patrol cruiser losing control taking out several parked cars along the way. nbc bay area is teaming up with media organizations to focus on san francisco's growing homeless crisis. go to our facebook page for a link to stories we've compiled. as your family gets ready for the fourth of july weekend, go to our website to see a list of all the festivities. we're tracking several brei

news stories right he on at 65 a welcome back. we are tracking several breaking news stories right here. we begin with a dramatic crash involving a cruiser in oakland. >> reporter: those suspects were intent on getting away. not only did they lead those two officers on a high-speed chase up to 100 miles an hour they sprayed a fire extinguisher at officers to trip them up. it all started --

>> okay. we appear to have -- >> reporter: the suspects sped off for ten miles exiting 580 continuing on to mcarthur boulevard. the chase ended when the chp suv crashed into a fire hydrant, sheared off a light pole and smashed into three parked cars and wedging between the cars and the building. the suspects got creative in trying to get away. >> the passenger in the vehicle pulled something akin to a fire extinguisher and was spraying the units pursuing it, something that evade the unit. >> reporter: neither officers were hurt but the suv in no shape to continue that pursuit. the suspects got away. if that changes, we'll let you know. thanks. also breaking in oakland a black toyota camry, look at this, crashes into a home not far from

oracle arena. the driver appears to have lost control coming off of 880 at high street crashing into that fire hydrant breaking the hydrant causing water to gush out like a geyser. the driver proceeded to hit a telephone pole before landing in that house. breaking news from google overnight where police were scene combing through the googleplex this morning. police set up a perimeter with search dogs as they look for a suspect but investigators aren't saying who they're looking for. limited details about the investigation. we'll check in with police for an update. we have concerning breaking news from the washington area and specifically from joint base a andrews where there's reports of an active shooter. that base was placed on lock down just after 6:00 our time, 9:00 their time. all personnel have been directed to shelter in place. this is still an active lock

down. it's not clear if there was an actual shooting at this point but that base is the home of air force one and to other emergency reaction units for the area around the nation's capital and it's important that we note they had a scheduled active shooter drill set for the exact same time 6:00 a.m. eastern at about 6:02 or 6:03 that's when we learned of reports of an active shooter for real. a movie theater turned into a crime scene. this might not have been a random attack. the suspect snuck up behind the man and stabbed him several times before fleeing. the victim is in the hospital this morning with serious wounds. the suspect has been arrested. time to get a quick check of weather and traffic together. let's start with anthony. it's looking good. we've got cooling and fog at the coast line.

it's 54 degrees and 58 around the east bay and 56 for the peninsula. we'll see temperatures today in the 80s. low 80s for the south bay and mid 70s for the peninsula and cool at the coast line. we're talking 60s. this cooling trend continues into the weekend with warmer by the fourth of july. things are calm around the bay but we've had a couple of spots because of earlier crashes. we have the volume building and the 280 jamming up around the off ramp there. a bigger concern is the dramatic it crash or at least that's the initial report northbound 680. reports of a car that spun around a couple of times. no lanes reported block but the chp is not on the scene. thank you very much. that's what's happening today in the bay. we continue to follow breaking

news this morning. that's from joint base andrews. there's an active lock down there. the "today" show will continue the coverage right now. joint base andrewings on lockdown right now. police checking and clearing buildings there following reports of a possible active shooter. we're live with the latest. raids and arrests, at least 13 people detained in connection with the deadly airport attack in istanbul. while here at home, the cia chief says he's worried isis is planning a similar attack in the u.s. where is he, the contractor being sued for horrific christmas day fire that killed five members of same family nowhere to be found. his own attorney unable to reach him for beaks. his whereabouts the focus of an emergency hearing this morning.