garcia-cannon. before the fireworks happen, a lot of folks have barbecues and pool parties. the weather okay for that? >> you couldn't ask for anything better! we'll see the sunshine and warm weather but not too hot. the coastal areas will be cool but you'll get a little bit of sunshine throughout the day. not as much, but this is where we start. mid to upper 50s are nwith 50s to 76. the south bay you see the sun starting rise there. it will be a sunny and warm afternoon. up to 85 degrees. we'll talk about to expect as we go into tonight and over the rest of the week. that's coming up in a few minutes. and back to you. new this morning firefighters were kept very busy overnight in the east bay fighting a string of small grass fires that eventually merged into one big fire. crews were called a little bit after midnight to an area in

martinez. still no word about how many acres were burned. or whether fireworks could be at the root of the problem. firework dangers are high this time of year. they are on edge. >> specifically over illegal fireworks. bob redell is joining us live. they've been cracking down on illegal fireworks. >> reporter: good morning. you can see by the sign hanging out fire station one all fireworks are illegal here in the city limits. in an effort to try to crack down, the city recently enacted new laws and stiffer fines to stop people from setting off fireworks here in the south bay. the main concern over safety and the threat of fire. this was the scene last night up north in brentwood. firefighters suspect this fire in the not far from the sunset

athletics complex was fireworks related. it started as a grass fire that spread to palettes. back here, the city has more new laws. because of new laws code enforcers and park rangers can cite offend eer eroffenders. the fine is similar to a parking ticket. >> i can only hope it's going to deter people. i ask people not concentrate on what the law says and concentrate on what is safe. >> reporter: the fines for illegal fireworks in san jose are up. reporting live in san jose bob redell "today in the bay." >> thank you. the weather a concern for the biggest fireworks show in the bay area. where is this?

san francisco! will the fog block out the fireworks extravaganza? crews set up the massive display that will last more than 20 minutes tonight. and a new feature that lets people enjoy the show's music even if they're not close enough to hear it at the pier. >> the audience, no matter where they are, if they're not in the water front, they can download the app and get the sound track on their phone. kind of cool and high-tech. the app is called pyro spectaculars. it's free for android and iphone devices. fireworks will be launched near fog put a damper on the fireworks show in richmond. not enough for families celebrating the holiday. >> reporter: in richmond the 3rd of july was cause to celebrate as fireworks lit up the sky. dana webb came with her grandsons and wasn't bothered by the fog. >> just a little bit of fog but they're still gorgeous.

>> reporter: crowds gathered early at marina bay park for music and fun wait for the fireworks to begin. at the nearby pavilion, there was music with the oakland symphony for independence eve. after wards, all eyes on the sky. >> it's my first time here. i'm with them. i'm trying to experience all the cool fireworks and stuff. >> it's been three years. >> reporter: wish it was clearer? >> it's okay. it'll be fine. >> reporter: the colorful display paused at one point. some thought it was over. it continued on and delivered. >> i'm glad to share this with my grandson. >> reporter: kristy smith nbc bay area news. >> thank you. it for a full list of fourth of july events head to n nbcbayarea.com check out the fourth of july events. you can find the fireworks forecast for your neighborhood in our weather section. in the meantime crews suspended their search for a man

who is missing in monterrey bay. first responders were looking for a person that went for the water near watsonville yesterday and never came back out. the coast guard was called out for the search. a chp helicopters helped out as well as santa cruz firefighters, paramedics, and life guards. here is a look where palm beach state park is located. right between santa cruz and monterrey. an armed man who barricaded himself inside a house in gill roy is on the run. police were responding to a call of domestic violence yesterday when 41-year-old trinidad zip ree pa refused to come out of the home because he reportedly had a firearm inside the home with him. neighborhoods were either evacuated or told to shelter in place. the street was blocked off as well for some time. ultimately he fled out the back of the house prompting a search. sheriffs deputies came up empty. they found a gun in the house but trinidad remains at age.

the domestic violence victim was able to get out safely. oakland police are looking for a suspect they say raped and kidnapped a person. police say it happened yesterday morning on eighth avenue not far from 880 and bill patterson park. investigators know who the suspect is but they have not made any arrests yet. they say the victim refused any kind of medical treatment. a bizarre incident in reno left a man dead and a lot of people rattled. police say a driver there tried to drive his car into a crowd. it started yesterday afternoon when police tried to stop the driver of the minivan near a downtown festivity. he kept going and tried to get past a barricade. that's when he allegedly swerved toward the officer causing the officer to shoot the man as he crashed into a vendor. the suspect died later at the hospital but no one else was

hurt. >> sylvia said her granddaughters came into her house and saw the burglar. they sprang into the action and shooting the video of the culprit. >> when they came back they found the guy here in the hallway. so my other granddaughter took a video of him while he was running and the other one was running after the guy. >> they confronted him directly. during a scuffle the suspect dropped a bag full of stuff. when she got home and started to assess what was missing she discovered all her jewelry was gone. she estimates the value at $20,000. what hurts most is a lot of it was given to her by her husband who passed away last year. the family is urging people to share the video in the hopes

that someone recognizes the suspect. >> the young women are lucky they didn't get hurt. scary. meteorologist kari hall has a look at the forecast for your early day festivities and late night festivities. >> maybe you're up early getting everything ready for the barbecue later today. heading to work this morning as you step out the door. it's in the mid to upper 50s. already at 60s degrees now in palo alto. and the highs today will be very nice and comfortable. warm weather. this is what we expect for the middle of the summer. concord 86 degrees or it will be. 83 in fairfield. san francisco stays nice and cool at 63 degrees. in san jose about 63 degrees in time for the fireworks at 9:30 this evening. we have the whole list of line up of what you can enjoy this

evening at nbcbayarea.com. wouldn't want to discourage you from going into san francisco, but there may be low clouds that could hinder your view. i'll talk about it in the next microclimate forecast. coming up no holiday break when it comes to politics. hillary clinton spent hours with the fbi. and donald trump is zeroing in on a running mate. more decision 2016 news coming up after the break. you're watching "today in the bay."

we are following a developi story out of iraq. ==take vo== the death tollow stands a200 .. from the dy we're following a developing story out of iraq and the death toll from a bombing there stands at 200 after a deadly truck bomb attack in a busy baghdad shopping district. a truck blew an entire block of shops and restaurants to rubble. yesterday's attack targeted a up-scale restaurant in the city. isis is claiming responsibility. >> they will continue launching the offensive strikes while defending as best they can their remaining territory and their two cities mosul and rock can. >> authorities say many of the dead are women and children.

the white house, of course, condemned the attack and vowing to step up the fight against isis. politics now hillary clinton trying to put the e-mail controversy behind her with three weeks to go before the democratic convention. clinton answered questions from the fbi over the weekend. >> nbc news reports donald trump is having some action this weekend getting closer to a vice presidential choice. >> reporter: hillary clinton wants to focus on narrowing down a vice presidential pick and attacking the republicans.

>> reporter: republicans are skeptical. >> meanwhile donald trump is fighting off controversy of his own doing. in attacking clinton over the fbi investigation, he tweeted what appears to be a star of david over a pile of money. the same image used a month earlier on a twitter account of a user who also promoted other racist imagery. the image was replaced. >> i tweeted the simple tweet and the bottom line is you are reading into things that aren't there. >> reporter: the it's long overdue for trump to reject anti-semimites and racists. donald trump will be in raleigh, north carolina on tuesday. hillary clinton will be in charlotte on tuesday for her first appearance with president obama at a campaign event. edward lawrence nbc news washington.

and new york last night an illuminating reminder of the extraordinary life of eli elie weasel lit up in the colors of t . family and friends gathered to remember him. he passed away saturday at the age of 87. many people who never met him showed up outside the synagogue to play their respects. in his classic memoir "night" he shared his story of surviving nazi concentration camps. people spoke about his message to the world yesterday. >> he carried the message universally. he carried the message to the jewish tragedy to the world. he took it away beyond. >> he was freed from a concentration camp in 1945 only after his mother, father, and sister had been killed there. new details in last month's deadly alligator attack at

disney world. according to a new report, not one but two alligators were involved in the deadly snatching of the toddler. the father of lane graves, the boy killed in the attack told firefighters a second alligator attacked him as he was trying to reach his son. e-mails shows that lane's father initially refused to leave the area as rescuers combing the water. the boy's body was discovered the next day. toxic green algae virtually shut down a florida beach. signs posted along the beach in martin county warning people not to make any contact with the water. the beach is nearly empty as life guards test the water toxicity. nearby residents say they won't be getting in the surf until they're sure it's safe. sometimes we tell people not to get in the water but it doesn't look bad. this, i think, you know -- >> and i'm sure the smell is

amazing. like you want to go in and take a dip. no! >> yeah. and no go around people after that. >> right. >> a bit of a bummer if you're celebrating in florida. we have perfect weather. >> it's going to be nice. especially when we think about last week and how hot it was. we won't have to deal with the intense heat we had last year. the other issue will be the coastal fog. you can see the low clouds this morning from at&t park. giants game early this afternoon. and it will be nice out there in the park, too. it's now 57 degrees in liver hoar, san jose, as well as concord. 58 in napa. a lot of people will be heading to the beach today. it will be cool and we'll have gusty winds from the west at about 10 to 15 miles per hour. now the other concern dangerous rip currents and also at the beach yesterday i saw a lot of signs about shark warnings

spotted just south of santa cruz. you'll want to be mindful of all the hazards out at the beach today. be safe and enjoy yourself. and santa cruz in the mid 60s today and we'll see the temperatures quickly dropping into the 50s later on tonight. livermore we break it down we start out in the upper 50s at 11:00. up to 74 degrees. a nice, warm day into the mid 80s with a breezy wind coming in from the west. maybe southwesterly later on this evening. but we look at the forecast and all the gray shows the coverage of fog and the low clouds this morning. as we go through the day, the fog retreat back to the coastline and then starts to move back in later on tonight. so some of the inland fireworks shows may be your best bet for aly clear view. be mindful of that. you may have the low clouds as we go into tonight. a look at the microclimate. 70 in san mateo today.

san francisco in the 60s. brentwood 90 degrees, oakland 73, pleasantton 89 degrees. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows you that our temperatures will be pretty much holding today all week long. and quickly a look at the giants forecast today at at&t park. it will be nice, gusty winds and so make sure you have a jacket to enjoy the game. i'll have another look at the forecast coming up a little bit later. >> thank you very much, kari. as we inch closer to rio, we're to introduce two more american athletes heading to the games in brazil. coming up after the break.

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veterans will be heading ba to o. ==sam/take vo== 34year-old n three olympics track and field veterans are going back to rio. >> that 34-year-old justin combatland. you'll remember his name. he made his third olympics team in the blazing time in the 100 meter dash. he did it over the weekend. he's the oldest u.s. sprinter to qualify in the event since 1912. allison felix is heading back after taking first in the 00 meter. and ashton eaten will defend his 2012 gold in the decathlon. we're 32 days away until the opening. jessica is heading there to bring you live coverage from the olympics. >> they probably finish the race

before i hear the go. tesla appears to be falling behind on the car shipments. the palo alto-based company announced it delivered 14,000 vehicles during the second quarter. that's fewer autos than the previous quarter. the announcement that tesla won't likely meet the 80,000 car goals. tesla blames the decline on production changes and an increase in custom order vehicles. a bay area stand alone in many ways. among them the high salaries of local ceos. nine of the ten highest paid ceos in california are here in the bay area. here are the staggering numbers released by the l.a. times. the highest paid ceo work for oracle mark hurd. his co-ceo makes about 100 less. third is robert iger with almost $45 million. and marissa meyer is the third

highest paid ceo in the state. a common complaint of smartphone users how do you make your battery last longer. many think closing your apps saves battery life. google and apple are saying it's not true. in fact, it might make things worse. tech experts said it's best to turn down screen brightness or low use power mode. a bay area college issing history with the new school president. this -- she's the nation's first japanese-american woman to lead a four-year college. she worked at uc davis, fresno state, and the university of california office of the president for many years. a device that caused alarm in fairfield turned out to be

homeless. this was the object found close to the main entrance at the travis air force base. last night police closed the area off in order to investigate and the result of the investigation is the device was a beacon for a tagging point for a geocashing game. it's an outdoor treasure hunting game that uses gps-enabled devices. putting an item that looks like an improvised explosive near a military base is -- >> they said it was unwise. i say it was dumb. president obama and the first lady will spend their last white house fourth of july with u.s. military heros along with the well-known stars of the music world. >> we're talking about today's event expected to be similar to last year when the president hosted military members and their families. events included a barbecue, a view of the capitol fireworks show, and music. among the acts is kendrick

lamar. if you're looking for a no-hassle fireworks show that has it all, all you have to do is turn on your television tonight. nbc bay area will bring you the 40th edition of the macy's fourth of july fireworks display from new york city. it will be synchroized to a performance by the air force band and jennifer holiday. "today" show willie geist will co-host. >> an incredible number of fireworks going off. >> the today show's tamron hall will also host the event. starting at 8:00 here on nbc bay area. >> i don't know if we're going to have 56,000 san franciscos but we're going to have a lot. coming up next your complete holiday forecast. plus -- >> reporter: what the city of san jose is doing differently this fourth of july to crack down on illegal fireworks for joining us.

i'm sam brk. ris/4shot=and i'm krisanchez --. . good morning. thank you for joining us very early on your fourth of july. it's 5:30. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. there's not a lot of traffic but your job is important.

>> everyone wants to know if you'll be able to see the fireworks today. that will be a huge issue. because we've had some cooler air moving in the marine layer definitely a lot thicker and giving us low clouds and fog. as we start out this morning, you can see the clouds over the north bay looking for san francisco. over san francisco now and the south bay is all clear. we start at 57 degrees with highs today up to 85. 76 in the north bay as well as the east bay and san francisco up to 63 degrees. it will be breezy there and the clouds rolling right back in tonight. i'll talk more about that and a few fireworks shows going on around the bay area in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you very much. new this morning firefighters were kept busy overnight in the east bay fighting a string of grass fires that eventually merged into one. crews were called to an area in martinez. no word how many acres were burned or whether fireworks could be at the root of the cause.

>> this time of year fire danger is generally high for the fourth of july. police and fire crews around the bay area -- >> illegal fireworks one of the threats to start the fire. as today in the bay reports, plenty of people have been lightening them all over the bay area. the city has been trying to crack down on illegal fireworks. >> reporter: good morning. the sign says here outside fire station one fireworks are illegal here in san jose, and this year this fourth of july the city has new laws and stiffer fines to try to help deter people from setting off fireworks in the south bay. last year only police could issue the criminal citations. now because of new laws passed in april, code enforcers and park rangers can also cite offenders here in san jose. the citations now considered a city administrative fine. similar to a parking ticket. the fine for the first time

violators $500, second $700, third time $1,000. >> frustrating. not just me but every firefighter in the county. we know how dangerous they are. >> reporter: this was a scene in brentwood. firefighters suspect the fire was fireworks related. it started as a grass fire near a drainage canal and spread to a roofing company. fortunately no one was hurt. "today in the bay" reporting. >> thank you very much. there are not many places in the bay area where you can buy fireworks illegally. -- >> legally. these are legal in gill roy. >> that's an important thing. thank you. there are 16 firework stands

around the city legally that sell safe fireworks. they don't explode or fly in the area. customers say the safety is the key. >> we make sure we're not doing it around dry grass or anything like that that we could upset the neighborhood. >> there are some places you cannot light fireworks because of the fire danger. they have handouts to show you where you can and cannot use those. >> pacifica, san bruno, newark, and union city are safe places. you should leave it to the experts and go to a professional fireworks display. find a list of those events on our website nbcbayarea.com. for the full list of events, again, go to our website. kari has been talking about the one in san francisco, the san jose giants are having fireworks tonight. you can find more on the website. >> the young man had part of,

like, amputated after a bizarre explosion in new york central park. >> police say the victim a 19-year-old connor walden of fairf fairfax, virginia was jumping off rocks when he landed on a device that exploded. his family confirms his leg had to be amputated below the knee. >> it was a life-changing injury for the poor young man. hopefully he's in his character and he'll come through this. >> the police say the blast was as a result of some sort of experiment with fireworks or perhaps a homemade explosive. firefighters say that slightly milder conditions are helping them to hold the line on several large wild fires burn across the state. good news in kern county where the deer fire is listed at 50% contained. the fire burned close to 2,000

acres just since friday. authorities have now listed evacuation orders there meantime in sbernardino a fast-moving grass fire in the county is fully contained. before it happened, the fire destroyed fours and terrified one resident who lost his dog. >> the flames were beating up against the glass. the dog was freaking out. we ran out. the dog ran out and we can't find her. >> firefighters believe that fire in bernardino may have been intentionally set. closer to home the trail head fire burning in eldorado counties is now 20% contained. no structures have been damaged but some 5,000 acres have been burned. firefighters quickly put out a grass fire threatening structures there. they tweeted out these photographs of crews mopping up yesterday. the flames broke out on a hillside. nobody was hurt and no damage. developing in saudi arabia this morning the u.s. state

department is investigating a suicide bombing early this morning outside the u.s. consulate. a spokesman said the attacker detonated his device when security guards approached but only the attacker was killed. the guard suffered minor injuries. the attack may have been timed to coincide with fourth of july celebrations. students and teachers at uc berkeley will hold a vigil for the you went student killed in the bakery terror attack in beng will desh. she attended high school in the city where she died. the capital of dacca. she began her studies at corral in 2014 and was working as an intern this summer in bangladesh. tomorrow's vigil is scheduled for noon at cal. 5:36 now on the monday. no arrests yet in the stabbing of a teen in mountain view. we broke the story on saturday night. police say the attack happened

just before 10:00 p.m. in mountain view. by time police got to the scene, there were no suspects in the area. the victim of that stabbing is in the hospital. we don't have an update, at this point, on his condition. teenages lead police on a high speed chase early yesterday morning. chp said it started shortly before 4:00 when an officer tried to pull over the driver of a white ford for speeding and racing another car. the driver took off down 880 in hayward going as fast as 1230 miles per hour. the chase lasted about ten minutes and ended near a crash with the westbound 84 off ramp and all fourteens were taken into custody. officers found a firearm in the car. good news 0 no one was hurt. the san francisco chronicle made a bold editorial move. >> a scathing editorial about homelessness on the front page yesterday. the paper called san francisco's homeless epidemic a civic disgrace and called on city

leaders to make reducing homelessness their number one priority. the first time an editorial graced the front of the chronicle in 20 years. it broke the wall between news and opinion, the paper said, because it's an extraordinary circumstance and a critical moment in time. it called san francisco's inability to address the pervasiveness of homeless madness. it's part of the sf homeless project. nbc bay area and more than 80 others are publishing stories exploring solutions to homelessness. go to our top stories section to watch the entire series and find out how you can help. crews have suspended their search for a man who was missing in monterrey bay. first responders were looking for a person who went into the water off palm beach state park near watsonville yesterday and didn't come out. the coast guard was called out

and chp helicopter was called as well as firefighters, paramedics, and life guards. here is a look where palm beach state park is located. it's near santa cruz. a man barricaded himself inside a house in gill roy is on the run. police were responding to a domestic violence call when 41-year-old trinidad refused to come out of the home. he reportedly he had -- the street was blocked off. ultimately he fled out of the back of the home prompting a search. the sheriffs deputy did find a gun inside the house but trinidad remains at large. the domestic violence victim was able to get out of the house police are looking for a person they say raped and kidnapped a person. it happened yesterday not for a from i-880. they know the suspect but haven't made an arrest yet.

the victim refused any kind of medical treatment. good timing after traveling through space for almost five years. nasa's juneau spacecraft is expected to arrive at jupiter today. >> that's nice timing! it launched in august of 2011 setting out on a 1.8 billion million trip from the solar system's largest planet. the goal of the mission is to improve our understanding of upter's formation and evolution and help us better understand the history of our own solar system. nasa said the spacecraft will maneuver into orbit to explore the cloud-covered atmosphere. last night history was made as two major league baseball teams competed for the first time on an active military installation. >> this is pretty cool. for the miami marlins and atlanta braves played at the fort bragg army post in north carolina. mlb and players associate built

a brand new ballpark to say thank you to the and women who serve our country. they transformed an empty field into a facility fit for the pros in just four months. from basically scratch. >> i'll be honest, the folder i have from the inception of the field of dreams on it often we get approached with great ideas that people aren't able to bring together for whatever reason. >> the tributes to america's fine men and women who served to protect us almost 13,000 of fort bragg's finest watched the historic game. the tickets were limited to military personnel. >> that was a nice treat for them. for sure. here is meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast for whatever you have planned on the fourth of july. >> it looks great for barbecuing, relaxing pool side, or going to the beach and taking in the fireworks shows we have going on around the bay area. as you head out this morning for work or whatever you have to do,

it's now 57 degrees in concord and livermore and oakland at 58. highs reaching into the 70s for palo alto oakland. up to 87 in livermore, and san jose 85 degrees. san francisco will be at a nice cool 63 degrees. we've been keeping a cles eye on the forecast for san francisco because we have the possibility of some low clouds and fog moving in. it looks even more likely at this point we'll be in the low 60s throughout the evening dropping back to l 5 degrees. a jacket needed for l cool and breezy weather we'll feel tonight in the city. i'll talk more about that. other fireworks shows going on. the coming up in less than ten minutes. >> looks good, kari. thank you very much. we've heard of golfers cancelling their trips to rio because of the zika virus. pop star rihanna voicing her concerns about virus. the bold move she's taking after the break. it's 4th of july -- which anthee

the summer just seems to be flying by. it's the fourth of july holiday which means we're around the corner from olympics. and three olympics track and field veterans are heading back to rio. >> they are fast. the third olympics team with the

blazing time in the 100 meter dash. he's the oldest u.s. sprinter to qualify since 1912. allison felix headed back to the games by taking first in the 400 meter. ashton eaton will get to defend his 2012 gold medal in the decathlon. >> it is getting close by the day. 32 days now away from the opening ceremony. our very own jessica is going to be heading to rio to bring you live coverage day and night from the olympics. >> the first ever lollapalooza concert in columbia klum colomb fears over the zika virus. rihanna was supposed to be the headlining act in september. she cancelled her appearance, though, last week citing concerns over the zika virus. now organizers scrap the whole event. wi lana dell ray and wiz khalifa

were scheduled to appear. coming up quarter to 6:00 on the monday. hillary clinton trying to put the e-mail controversy behind her that dogged her for months. clinton answered questions from the fbi for three and a half hour long interview over the weekend. only three weeks left for the democratic vengs. the presumptive democratic nominee is trying to focus on the general election. >> let's go live to washington, d.c. it appears that donald trump is getting closer to picking a vice president. so action on that side, too, right, edward? >> reporter: yeah. it's a very active weekend. even though there were no campaign events. it was an image control weekend for the presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton. who tried to put a positive spin on an image that could have looked very bad, her being interviewed by the fbi here in washington for three hours for a possible criminal investigation.

hillary clinton wants to focus on narrowing down a vice presidential pick and attacking the republicans. instead she met with the fbi for a three hour interview as part of a probe to see if clinton mishandled classified information on her personal e-mail server. surrogates took to the sunday talk shows to defend her. >> i think there won't be an indictment. >> reporter: republicans are skeptical. >> i think she disqualified herself as commander in chief by a cavalier attitude toward the nation's secrecy laws. >> reporter: donald trump is fighting off another controversy of his own doing. in attacking clinton over the fbi investigation he tweeted what appears to be a star of david over a pile of money. the same image used a month earlier on an account that was

from a user also known for other racist tweets. >> reporter: it's long overdue for trump to publicly reject anti-semimites and racists. trump will be in raleigh, north carolina, on tuesday. he narrows down his vice presidential list. hillary clinton will be in charlotte on tuesday for her first appearance with president obama at a campaign event. the first time they will campaign together. reporting li ing live in washin >> ed lawrence from d.c., thank you very much. a deadly attack on the airport in istanbul brought new focus to the issue of airport security here in the united states. especially this holiday weekend with so many people traveling. the tsa is trying to increase the number of bomb-sniffing dogs at all u.s. airports.

nbc januareports. >> reporter: to the dogs it's a game. but teaching them to sniff out explosives is the new front in the war on terror and part of a plan to keep long lines moving. >> these dogs are extremely important. just for the fact they are almost unbeatable when properly trained. >> reporter: in texas, it's boot camp for canines. 17 buildings configured like an airport. dozens of locals hired to play the them. co the dog is among 250 graduating this year. >> her nose is one of the phenomenal i've trained here. >> reporter: earning a job. she knows what she has to do. >> yes. without a doubt.

i'm just here to hold the lead. >> reporter: there are 900 canine teams like this nationwide with plans for more. how sensitive are the dogs' noses? they compare a human and dog comparing a burger. >> the dog will smell everything on it. the salt and pepper, the ketchup, mustard, he's trained to tell you if somebody spit on the burger. >> reporter: bella is training in a mock security line. this time i have the bag of explosives and she knows it. >> whatever airport she's at with no problem. she's doing her job. >> reporter: as much as $25,000 to train each dog. an expensive program. >> good girl! >> nbc news san antonio.

>> it's a game to the dog. >> until you start messing with their hamburger. >> yeah. >> we'll be smelling a lot of hamburgers at the beach this bend. >> yeah. it will be great weather for grilling or going to the pool or whatever you have plans to do to celebrate the fourth. even though we start out with clouds this morning, we'll get clearing as we through the day. for some spots it may be for awhile. a live look in san jose. you see the clear skies starting out and a beautiful start to a what will be a warm afternoon there. and now 63. 60 in palo alto. 57 in livermore and concord, and 54 in napa. santa rosa starts off the morning at 53 degrees. we break it down for oakland going hour by hour you see the cloud until about 9:00. 11:00 it clears out. it will be so nice and comfortable upper 60s to low 70s and clouds start to move in

tonight with some patchy fog in spots. a look at the microclimate today we'll be up to 85 in san jose, palo alto 77, and castro 63 degrees. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows you what to expect the rest of the week. not a whole lot. our temperatures staying the same with 75 in santa rosa, 90 in brentwood. in dublin today 85 degrees. we'll have the marine layer causing the low clouds and fog. that may impact the fireworks show near the coastline. it keeps temperatures cool and the heat in check throughout the week. if you're heading out to at&t park, make sure you have a jacket. it will be at 63 degrees at first pitch. early afternoon game. gusty winds and cool with a lot of sunshine. as we look ahead to the rest of the week, looks nice. i'll talk more about that coming up later. >> thank you very much, kari. that's the latest on the developing news we following this morning out of iraq. a suicide bomb attack has left

more than 160 people dead. the latest count is 200. isis is claiming responsibility. we'll have much more on the developing story after this short break. but first happening now fireworks are no doubt set to fly around the bay area. on facebook you can find out what it takes to put together one of the largest fourth of july shows in the bay area. and unfortunately illegal fireworks are part of the fourth of july mix. police in san jose are cracking down this year. get a link on our home page. if you still are look for somewhere to celebrate tonight, go to our twitter feed for a long list of bay area parades and fireworks shows. we'll be back! we are following a deoping

==take vo== iraq. eeath tollow stands at 0 we're following a developing story out of iraq this morning. the death toll now stands at 200 people from the deadly truck bomb attack in a busy baghdad shopping district. a truck blew an entire block of shops and restaurants to rubble. yesterday's attack targeted an upscale neighborhood. isis is claiming responsibility. it happened during ramadan. >> they will continue launching the offensive strikes while defending as best they can their remaining territory and their two cities mosul and rock can.

>> authorities say many of the dead are women and children. the white house, of course, condemned the attack and vowing to step up the fight against isis. a young man had part of his leg amputated after part of an explosion in central park. >> 19-year-old connor bolten from fairfax, virginia was jumping off rocks when he landed on a device that exploded. the blast could be heard for blocks. >> it was a life-changing injury for the poor young man. hopefully he's in his character and he'll come through this. >> the police say the blast was as a result of some sort of experiment with fireworks or perhaps a homemade explosive. in new york last night an illuminating reminder of the life of elie wiesel.

family and friends gathered to remember him. he passed away saturday at the age of 87. many people who never met him showed up outside the synagogue to play their respects. in his classic memoir "night" he shared his story of surviving nazi concentration camps. people spoke about his message to the world yesterday. >> he carried the message universally. he carried the message to the jewish tragedy to the world. he took it away beyond. >> wiesel was freed from a concentration camp in 1945 only after his mother, father, and sister had been killed there. the preparing for the biggest fireworks show in the bay area. the new feature coming to the massive lights display that will

let you enjoy it from anywhere in the bay area. caught on camera. a family fends off a burglar in san jose. you can see his face because they were rolling video. the hunt to find the suspect this morning. today in the bay continues now. thank you for joining us on the fourth of july. i'm in for laura garcia-cannon. >> perfect beach weather going into the weekend. let the good times roll. >> nice weather continues. why not. and it's the fourth of july. looking closely at the low clouds and the fog across the parts of the bay area. right now as you head out the door it's mostly clear in the south bay. i have some fog spots like san francisco and coastal peninsula as well as parts of the north bay with temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. highs today will be in the mid up toer 70s for most. 2345i8 the south bay, upper 80 for the trivalley. san francisco at 63 degrees for the