janiero. wouldn't you like to be there? preparations get under way for the summer 2016 olympics. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> good morning. thank you very much for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. we have one serious incident on highway 4 but the weather looks decent. >> it does look nice. you know we start out with low clouds and fog this morning. we will have another day with some comfortable temperatures heading into the 70s for most. that's after starting out at 51 degrees in the north bay and 62 degrees in the peninsula. 76 will be the high there and 74 in the east bay. in the upper 70s for the south bay and north bay as well as the tri-valley and san francisco. up to 63 degrees. we'll talk more about the rest of the week ahead. that's coming up. mike has a new crash now in the south bay. >> we're looking over here towards -- of all, let's look at all of your sensors. green except the west 580 out of the altamont. no surprises. we're looking for a possibility

of slowing. earlier crash between 237, off-ramp there into milpitas. looking for more. chp, if you have info call them safely from a hands-free device. over here, serious crash that kris talked about. three of four lanes blocked eastbound at hillcrest overnight just before 3:00 in the morning a deadly crash as a pickup truck rolled over. chp hopes to have the lanes open any second now but we'll track that as far as your impact on your xhoo it. right now very light. breaking overnight, a house up in flames in the north bay reportedly sparked by illegal fireworks. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the scene with a mat rush the douse the flames. they're out now, right, bob? >> they are. good morning to you. as you can see behind me the vallejo fire department was able to keep the fire contained to the garage at this home here. we're not far from discovery kingdom, the amusement park here. did not damage the interior of

the house itself. i just spoke briefly off camera with the homeowner who doesn't think that it was a fourth of july celebration. rather a faulty appliance, perhaps a fridge that started this fire. but the fire department tells us otherwise, that they believe it was an illegal fireworks that caused this man's garage to burn. >> the fire was held to a single alarm. we had a fire investigator on the scene that reported the cause of the fire as illegal fireworks started on the house that reached the wall and made it to the garage. >> the homeowner, his wife, child, and dog fortunatelies skated unhurt. they are now staying at a hotel down the street from here. reporting live in vallejo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you have been much. in san jose, the sky lit up overnight with a dazzling display of pyrotechnics. some of it sanctioned, some not. this year the city council approved a measure that made

illegally using fireworks a pricey mistake. >> increased fines, increased enforcementibility. it's not just the fire department or the police department anymore. the park rangers and code enforcement can issue the citations. is it going to be as effective as we would like? we won't know that until afterwards. >> for the first time ever people can report their neighbors by going online. fireworks related violations will cost anywhere from $500 to 1,0$1,000 depending on the numb of violations. even jail time is a possibility. today filled with loud booms and popping as lots of illegal fireworks on independence day. >> in san francisco the fireworks show always goes on no matter what the weather delivers. of course this one is legal. it was an explosion of color just below the thick fog bay. lots of ooh and aahs as they crowded along the water front for a chilly fourth of july fireworks show last night.

>> this kind of weather is different for it to be july. where we live it's really hot. >> it's not l.a. it was cold. it was a costly independence day as well. parking rates were high. we heard a lot of folks complaining about the prices being outrageous. but souvenir shops were raking in the dough. lots of sweatshirts and hats were sold because it was chilly. despite the weather and parking many say it was a picture perfect independence day celebration in the city by the bay. it was a busy fourth for the coast guard. four people were rescued and three separate incidents from the waters of the bay. there was a sailboat that capsized off the coast of rodeo. oneern p pulled out of the water there. then a man with a medical emergency was rescued from a sailboat near treasure island. finally, two people were rescued after their kayak capsized near pier 40 in san francisco. an 18-year-old armed man was shot and killed by san jose police officers in the allen rock neighborhood last night.

it happened just before 9:00 on feller avenue near story road. family members say anthony nunez seen here was inside a home holding a gun and shot himself in the head. nunez survived that and then was standing outside when officers arrived. he was still hold that gun. it's not exactly clear what led up to officers firing at nunez. neighbors we talked with were shocked. >> yeah, it's pretty sat. it's pretty sat, that's what happened. especially on the holiday. >> really crazy here. it happened. >> no police officers were injured. the shooting is under investigation. google's mountain view headquarters appears to be under attack from a man they believe is -- the man believe the tech company is tracking him. san jose mercury news reports that diaz has been charged by federal prosecutors for arson. he's charged for throwing molotov cocktail at a google car in may. that is the video that you're

looking at right now. a few weeks later diaz shot at a google building. then he threw another molotov cocktail at a self-driving car, destroy that vehicle. all of those attacks happening late night or early in the morning. nobody was injured. hear the music, a month away until the start of the olympic games in rio. they begin august 5th here on nbc bay area. in pbrazil though the pace is frantic. >> there's a lot to do. sometimes that even includes finishing up construction of the venues including beach volleyball. from the looks of it brazil may need a miracle to finish everything on time. rio organizers insists everything is coming together and they will be ready to roll. >> we are scheduled to have everything done by the 18th of july. 15 we start, the final round of cleaning. just so we start the training of

volunteers. >> 14 days away. >> no pressure. >> no pressures. >> on july 15th the massive scleen-up is scheduled for the area surrounding the venues. athletes will have access starting july 24th. live look at san jose's center where they are getting ready for one of the most anticipated events leading up to the olympic games. u.s. women's gymnastics team trials start on friday. perhaps this year's biggest standout, 19-year-old who recently won the u.s. women's gymnastics championships. she's generating a lot of bay area buzz, in part because many people believe she can win several medals in rio. >> not only is she most likely the best gymnast in our country but she's proven time and time again she's the best gymnast in the world. >> olympic veterans alley raven and gabby douglas considered front-runners to make the u.s. team. the entire event is sold out.

all right. you can understand why. >> oh, yeah. >> quite a bit of interest here. a lot of interest on our forecast. carry, seeing more of a cooldown. >> very nice. start out with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. a lot of clouds and fog in spots. but then we warm up to 84 degrees in los galos and palo alto. 76. low 60s for san francisco with up to 80 degrees in fairfield. in the east bay, 68 degrees. for oakland and we will see some upper 70s to low 80s in the tri-valley. i'll have a look at the complete microclimate forecast in less than ten minutes. we had the early morning deadly crash which had the majority of the freeway closed down. over here, highway 4 has completely reopened. it was eastbound highway 4 where the deadly crash happened around hillcrest. all lanes are reopened.

westbound your commute not showing any slowing. the bay bridge, toll plaza, live shot and no major issues here. all the cash lanes have cleared up. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. coming up next, dueling rallies. president obama hitting the campaign trail with hillary clinton for the first time this cycle as donald trump tries to pick up steam in the same swing state. details on the race for president, next, in a live report.

decision 2016.. a rst on thcampaign trl. president obama is joing clinton e nome hillary decision 2016. a first on this season's campaign trail. president obama is joining plumpive nominee hillary clinton at a rally today in north carolina. >> a lot going on in the tar heel state. this is donald trump also appears to be getting closer to picking a running mate. he's in north carolina. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence is live in washington, d.c. with the very latest on the race for president. good morning. >> good morning. exactly, this shows how important both campaigns believe north carolina is. hillary clinton will be looking very presidential in north carolina. donald trump will be appearing with a potential running mate. ♪ hillary clinton will travel with president obama aboard air force one to a rally in short care. a move that makes her look more presidential in her first campaign appearance with mr. obama. the president says clinton will be able to bring back jobs to

america. >> there's still people in this country who can't find work and freedom without the ability to contribute to society and put a roof over your head and look after your family. that's not yet what we aim for. >> reporter: the white house says clinton's ticket on air force one will be billed to her campaign, not the american taxpayers. meanwhile, indiana governor mike pence joined a parade of potential vice presidential candidates for donald trump. the governor's family spent much of the fourth of july weekend with trump. >> we'll always count it a prif lenl to spend time as family with a family that we truly hope is the first family of the united states. >> reporter: trump tweeted hess very impressed, great people. he went on to announce he met with iowa senator joni ernst, she served in iraq and could be another potential vice presidential candidate growing the number of list of republicans like senator bob corker who will rally on stage

today with donald trump in raleigh. donald trump will speak in raleigh at 4:00 p.m. pacific time at his campaign event there. hillary clinton and president obama will have their event at noontime pacific in charlotte, north carolina. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence, now back to you, sam, kris? >> edward, thank you. going to the washington now. the senate is getting a smartphone upgrade. the blackberry that's been a congressional staple for years, and even became a meme in the hands of then secretary of state hillary clinton is now out. the senate is switching over to android or iphones. senate memo says the blackberry classic is being discontinued. it's long battery life and security made it a reliable tool for many years. >> i knew a lot of people who did not want to give those up back in the day. >> i took a little while. more problems for ashley madison, the website that helps married people find those to cheat on is being investigated by the feds. >> for that and the rest of the

news before the bell we turn to kate rogers live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, kate. >> good morning to you. wall street could start the week in the red as traders return from the fourth of july holiday. markets managing to shrug off much of the turmoil cowsed by the brexit vote. the dow posting best weekly performance of the year. the big economic data of the week comes of course friday with the monthly jobs report for june will also get the minutes from last month's fed meeting. on friday the dow rising 19 points to 17949 and the nasdaq also up 19 points to 4862. amazon is quietly changing how it entices people to buy item '. "the new york times" reports the online retail giant is dropping any mention of a list price or what a product originally costs versus what amazon's actually charging for it. the move comes as discounts online and in stores are coming under scrutiny for being less than they seem and as amazon

shifts from selling one product at a time to a major retail eco system. and the company behind ashley madison which was hit by a massive hack attack last year is being investigated by the federal trade commission. the exposed personal info of millions of people who signed up for the infidelity insight. the top executives are sorry for what happened and they should have spent more time on security. back over to you. >> kate rogers, thank you very much. back to our olympic preview coverage with a month to go before the start of the summer games, maybe you didn't realize a new sport setting sail for the summer games. it is women's high performance skiff sailing. a harness and wire is all that keeps skiff sailing duos from hitting the ocean water. helen scott is a recent stanford graduate. she will be one of the first women to compete in the first olympic high wire act. >> super dynamic. always changing and definitely

adrenaline. >> it certainly adds new definition to the phrase hang on. during training scutt and her partner spends three hours a day that way. skip race was added 15 years ago in sydney. keep on and skip on. >> yes. wow. bauerly. >> we got our skipper here, tell me what does the weather look like? you said it was going to be cooler. >> yeah, nice though. especially this afternoon. and once we see the sun breaking out it will be a beautiful day all across the bay area. and we're shaking that high heat that we had to deal with early last week. as we look live outside now at the bay bridge, things are looking good. even though we do have clouds. it's not low enough to really block your visibility at this point. our temperatures start out in the mid to upper 50s. we're at low 60s now in palo alto. elsewhere we have some 50s and once again some clouds starting to mix in. as we take you hour by hour in

livermore today we start out at 7:00 at 57 degrees. our temperatures warming up into the upper 70s right around lunchtime. and by 3:00 we're at 81 degrees. we'll be there just briefly. then it starts to come back down, back into the upper 50s late tonight with mostly clear skies. a look at all the highs for around the bay area. in fairfield, concord, 80 degrees. in oakland, 68 degrees. san jose will be up to 79. morg morgan hill, 76 degrees. it gives us the morning clouds and once again that afternoon sunshine with the nice onshore flow. that continues for the rest of the week. and this area of low pressure to the north of us keeps the heat in check. we don't see the strong area of high pressure dominating across the region and causing that heat to build. a change in that weather pattern brings our highs back into the 80s this week in the south bay. in the peninsula, high 70s. san francisco will be in the 60s. morning clouds once again there

and some fog may be an issue during the nighttime hours over the next several days the tri-valley will be in the low 80s. the east bay up to 76 degrees by friday. let's head over to mike now and see a couple of crashes heading into the fremont. >> two reports just came in for fremont. and this is in the earlier one around 2:37. let's show folks the maps, the speed sensors looking just what you would expect. over here this area heading up out of milpitas and fremont. two crashes reported although they sound identical as far as the details. somewhere between mission boulevard. we don't see slowing on the sensors. earlier crash at 237 and 880 has cleared up. the sensors don't show any slowing. live camera shows us a smooth easy drive. northbound with the taillights past the truck scales. no surprises. again, out of the east bay and in towards silicon valley. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up next, demanding change. protest, one bay area lawmaker

made in redwood city over gun control. we are counting down to the rio olympics this morning. now just 31 days away. hundreds of athletes will compete at the top of their sport but not all of the olympians talent will be on display. some of them have secret skills. take a listen. >> i can eat ice cream really fast. >> you can really be an actor or like a voice actor. >> my secret talent is the worm. >> oh, man. all right. um. all right. i'm going to flip it. it's the shoes. >> i hope my dress stays down. >> ah. [ applause ] >> i'll try another one later. give me some more practice time. we're just a month away fr the

rio games and more bad we are now just a month away from the rio games and more bad news coming out of brazil. this ask the venue for the olympic sailing event. it is full of trash and debris, according to environmental experts and athletes, too. the spanish team saw a dead animal floating in the bay during the practice. brazilian authorities say the water venues will be clean in

time for the games. in the race to create a vaks seen for the zika virus scientists at one company say they are getting close to having their product ready for production. the company last month made headlines with their -- world with their vaccine gave immunity to the zika virus in mice. their next step is human clinical trials. researchers is a say they have done in months what can often take years to accomplish. >> our reaction was, okay, it can work once, it can work twice. >> the company is looking for human volunteers to conduct the clinical trials. the hope the vaccine will be on the market in at matter of months. democrats staged a 25-hour long sit-in demanding a vote on the gun control measures. jackie speier is bringing that fight to redwood city. speier and many others took a seat at the fox theater downtown calling on republican leaders to take action. speier is particularly

passionate about no-fly no buy bills to block suspected terrorists from buying guns. >> that we promote the second amendment, the right to own a gun, but at the same time make sure it's only in the hands of people that should own guns and then get rid of the assault weapons. we do not need them in their society. >> for speier the issue is personal. in 1978 speier was nearly killed in the jonestown massacre. she was shot five times and left to die while trying to escape the conn commune built by cu will,t leader jim jones. speier brought that bullet that nearly killed her to the house floor to washington two weeks ago. looking to improve on time performance. the airport commission will discuss that and how to do it during a meeting today. the commission will consider new procedures and technologies to help flights arrive and depart on time. the meeting will happen at san francisco city hall at 9:00 this

morning. tragedy on the fourth of july holiday. a young man shot dead by san jose police. live in east san jose. how family members say it happened, coming up. plus, he can't say no, bye-bye oklahoma. reaction on kevin durant's blockbuster decision to come to the warriors. >> and a summer olympics are now only a month away. 31 days to be exact. which means that athletes around the world are in the final stages of their training. hear how some olympic i don't know

for joining us. i'm kris schez in foraura =sam/4shot= n. and 'm sam brk. =4 . good morning. thanks for joining us. ism kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. nice to have you on this tuesday morning. >> great to be here. >> it's always good to have you here, kris. >> wasn't that long ago we were talking about triple digit temperatures. >> it can stay a memory, too, because it was so unbearable for me. when you get all this going on. but, yeah, it is going to be much nicer the next few days. and we'll feel the temperatures starting out in the 50s this morning. already at 62 degrees. and some patchy fog in the peninsula. 58 degrees in the south bay. this afternoon, up to 77 in the north bay. san francisco, 63 degrees. and we're actually going to be below average. i'll let you know how long we stay there. coming up, mike's updating us on the crash in fremont. >> you're right, how can i complain about being uncomfortable, you're

uncomfortable for two. yes, the activity northbound 880, at missions, closer to dlr,ic, is reported in the center divide. we don't see slowing and no major injuries. we'll show you the san mateo bridge. just starting to see the volume build. westbound, we do have a good number of cars heading over to the peninsula side. but no problems and visibility, you can see the peninsula hills. good stuff. back to you. >> thank you very much. breaking overnight, in vallejo, firefighters say illegal fireworks was the cause of this fire which caused part of a home to catch fire. crews were called to the home around 1:00 this morning. two adults and one child made it out safely. the fire ignited along a wall next to a garr ralk. part of the home was saved but for now it's uninhabitable. while firefighters blame illegal fireworks for that blaze the homeowners believe it's because of a faulty refrigerator. bob redell is bring us a report coming up in the next half hour. 18-year-old man is dead shot

by san jose police on the fourth of july. this happened last night on the 900 block of feller avenue. >> "today in the bay's" tan is live in san jose with how it all happened. we are hearing firsthand from the man's family about what they saw. good morning. >> good morning, sam and kris. well, just less than an hour ago we did catch a glimpse of family members talking with police outside on their driveway as officers were taking down crime tape and leaving this scene. now, this is the first chance we've been able to see the house where this young man was shot just a couple of houses in from the corner of feller and story road. the family members have asked for privacy after this traumatic event. we did talk to an uchkle of the man who was shot and killed by police. his name, anthony nunez. he was just 18 years old. his uncle said nunez was inside the home where he fired a home, grazing himself in the head. when police arrived just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday the uncle says nunez was outside alone holding the gun.

at that point it's not clear what happened but he said nunez was shot and killed. neighbors told us they can't believe it. >> yeah, it's pretty sat sad. it's pretty sad that's what happened. especially on the ho i day. >> really crazy here what happened. >> family members told us off camera that no police officers were hurt. the uncle and the other family members are just waiting for more information from police. now, police didn't tell us much either this morning but did say this is a very unusual event in a usually safe and quiet neighborhood. now, we will bring you more updates as we throughout the newscast as well as on our website. live in east san jose, lili tan, "today in the bay." it is expected to a sad day on the cal campus today as uc berkeley student is remembered, honored by her fellow students. she was killed in the terror attack in bangladesh. yesterday the family of a a

risch she jain. >> they supported her mother as she went by the ambulance carrying her daughter's body. 18-year-old tarishi was an indian student and working as an intern in bangladesh. the victims were honored yesterday in a stadium in dhaka. a vigil will be held in her honor at noon. saudi arabian leaders this morning are reassuring people their country is secure following three separate suicide bombings that killed at least four people. the bombings occurred yesterday as muslims celebrated the end of the holy month of ramadan. one bomb targeted the holy city of medina, home to the prophet's mosque, the second holiest site in islam. at least two policeman died in that attack. another bombing targeted the u.s. consulate in the city of jetta. two guards were injured. a woman and her dog were rescued off a cliff yesterday.

the pair was stuck some 200 feet down that cliff side. san francisco firefighters got out there quick and pulled the woman and her pet to safety in just 12 minutes. everyone is doing okay this morning. some of the world's best stumble on the road to rio and that was the case of yesterday's u.s. track and field olympic trials when one of the favorites to win went down in a heap during the women's 800 meters. former cal bear montano's olympics dreams ended when she clipped legs with brenda martinez. both were ift fas to win the 800 meter final. you might remember montano finished fifth in the 800 during london games as she believes that this was her time. >> especially when, this is it, you know? >> and here it is. track officials reviewed the collision and called it accidental. no penalties were issued.

kate grace ended up capturing first place but what a heartbreak for her. >> sure is a tough break. an earthquake moves sending shock waives through the sports world. kevin durant is headed to the bay area. the news is really just starting to sink in with war reporters fans. the four-time nba scoring champ and former mvp made the announcement yesterday on the website players tribune. fans have a few months to dream of what durant can do alongside a star studded lineup that fae features steph curry, clay of son, and draymond green. >> 2018, 2019, championships, we're here. >> i'm stoked that they signed him. i'm look fog ward to next year. >> with him and curry? oh, yeah, lights out. it's going to be a fun season. >> oh, look at that. >> that is the other side of the coin here. obviously warriors fans thrilled

about getting their new mvp caliber player. the fans were burning pad. videos posted to twitter showing fans burning kevin durant's okc jersey. the cleveland cavalier fans did the exact same thing when lebron james left the cavs in miami in 2010. >> to be fair he wrote that letter to the players tribune and said i know some people are going to be disappointed but this is really the right thing for me and we would say the right thing for the warriors. >> the okc ownership handled it in a classy way. he said kevin durant, thank you for all the years you gave us. you helped boost this city. class acts all around. >> that's good to hear because sometimes it can be really nasty. >> we've seen that. >> yeah. it is going to be beautiful today. kari hall is standing by with your microclimate forecast. >> we welcome kevin durant with beautiful weather. morning clouds and then some afternoon sunshine. temperatures will be in the mid

50s as you head out the door this morning. going back to work and here's a look at those highs today. up to 80 in fairfield today. concord will be at 80 degrees. the morgan hill at 76. also 76 in palo alto. in san francisco, highs reaching into the low 60s. and upper 60s for oakland. into the next few days our weather stays cooler than average. i'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike's got two spots with brake lights on. >> no major problem as far as our speed sensors go. warn the folks about, first of all, look over here. out of the altamont. look how slow it is. 205 out of 580. then it starts to clear out once you start getting cleared out of the hills. little debris reported. watch westbound 580 for that. no lanes blocked. over toward the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on. left approach looking light. fast track lanes have build up and cash lanes off to the right. slower build this tuesday after a holiday weekend.

that's what we see. back to you. coming up next, fireworks disaster. what happened to cause this mishap in kentucky. injuring several people. and we are counting down to the rio games now just 31 days away. olympians know that medals are one size fits all but finding clothes that fits is a different story. >> michelle carter coming off her sixth title. >> i think it's a challenge for a lot of athletes to find clothes, especially a thrower. i have these thighs and shoulders and arms. >> my body just because it's -- my legs happen to be a little bigger than normal. these aren't skin any jeans. they're not supposed to be. >> tight clothes. once you get over the fact that your muscles are bigger than any of the guys and you can't help it. >> i have to wear spandex kind of jeans that stretch out. >> kerry puts it away. nats of fireworks explosioand so

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sheñ and firefighters were able to get the dog and remove it from any danger. and get the dog back to the owner and it was a very happy reunion. >> crews did eventually put out all of those flames. return dog to owner. but there's still a lot of damage to the house. no injuries were reported. grass fire broke out in pittsburg yesterday just across from bay point, not far from homes. you can see in the video how close it was. the fire quickly spread to several acres in a new subdivision off leland road just south of highway four. fire burned grassland and inched

close enough to homes to actually burn the fences but the houses were okay. a cause is now under investigation but firefighters say fireworks may be to blame. kris, this was the sign that graded many people at three different parks in the east bay yesterday. don castro and shadow cliffs regional parks had to close because they were at capacity. now to the holidays over the parking lot at the golden gate bridge vista point will reopen today. once that fog decides to leave. it was closed this weekend in an on going effort to ease the traffic back up on the bridge. during three-day holiday weekends visitors are encouraged to take transportation, tour buses or ride sharing services. 31 days to the summer games in rio and athletes are competing in 41 different events. one of the sports that's talked about maybe the least is archery. >> it outside the olympics it is growing in popularity, especially in the bay area because of the movies like the

"hunger games". we spent bob redell to a range in pacifica to see what makes it to popular and challenging at the same time. >> reporter: when ken shoo shoots an arrow -- >> which target are you going for? >> number eight. >> reporter: -- his mark is so far away he needs a scope to spot his shot. that's ken, this is the target. the same distance archers will shoot from in erio. >> 75 yards. >> i think he's in your way. >> you know what, we got another photographer. >> oh, okay. >> he's okay. >> what did you hit? >> edge of the nine ring. >> that wasn't by accident. >> practice. >> reporter: olympians won't be able to use ken's compound bow. they must shoot with a much more difficult weaker bow. the difference between gold and silver? >> millimeters. >> really. >> reporter: as president of the san francisco archers in pacifica there's a popular

misconception about archery that makes ken quiver. >> it is a deli weapon but it's a sport. >> reporter: the archery trade association tells us that almost 24 million americans shoot arrows. that's about 25% more since the last summer games in 2012. that increase due in part to the popularity of movies like" the avengers" and "the hunger games" even if hollywood doesn't always get it right. >> sometimes the form is funky, i think. and then some shots i think are just impossible. >> reporter: celine lou and benjamin chen, they have no dream of going to the games but that's not why they shoot. >> outdoors. it's green and quiet. i can just concentrate on shooting and not just crazy stuff all around you like in the city. >> it's much better than watching the kids go out in the streets or play video games.

once they come out here, they're locked in. >> reporter: for coach ken, that's the fruit. >> all right, come on. >> reporter: -- of his labor. >> you missed. >> reporter: in pacifica, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i just have to cover my eyes. bobby makes me scared. one of the biggest training centers in the nation is right here in our own backyard. inside this milpitas strip mall is the indian community table tennis center. the center has trained six olympians over the years and this year two are bound for the 2016 games in rio including the 2012 olympian lily zhang. >> we started in india community, in the lobby area with just two or three tables. >> mechanical engineer from india opened the table tennis center in milpitas ten years ago and now there are more than 250 young people training at that center on a regular basis. you can see some little, some

older. >> hand/eye coordination. top dog once again, joey jaws chestnut has back his bun coming in first at the nathan's famous hot dog eating contest. >> the ones and future king joey chestnut! >> a little older ax little more mature, a little beard. >> he reclaimed the belt. >> i can't watch. >> of joey chestnut as kris looks away. also broke the world record. chestnut devoured 70 hot dogs in ten minutes. chestnut was up against last year's winner matt stone any who is also from san jose. these two guys are -- national competition. >> i love joey chestnut. i interviewed i'm when he was a much younger competitive eater. can i look now? >> kris still has the paper up covering her eyes. >> you can look now. >> it's just a little bit early. made my stomach feel yucky i

understand. >> i don't eat like this all the time. i want him to go into a manners contest. >> i don't think -- yeah, there's no -- i don't think you eat 70 hot dogs in a year let alone in ten minutes. >> have you met a 7-year-old? have you met a 7-year-old? >> i don't. i don't. >> no. >> they eat 70 hot dogs in a weekend. >> carry is craolina ree ie mvp your door. >> that is right. superstar steph curry gave some kids a shock of a lifetime on sunday night. warriors sent us this video of him surprising them. room check. >> oh, gosh. >> did he really pass out? >> i think that might be -- >> an actor. >> he pretended to faint. i'm calling it real though. curry is holding his annual steph curry overnight camp right now. more than 200 kids age 9 to 16 are there right now learning

from the mvp himself. >> oh, many i gosh. >> someone spilled the beans. that kid knew and he faked the faint. so who told him? >> i don't think he knew. >> it was a fake faint but i don't think he knew ahead of time. >> did you see his face? his eyes got big. >> i thought it looked very real. if he doesn't have a future in basketball he has a future in hollywood. >> today no, surprises in our weather forecast. another gorgeous day. >> great day, we start out with the clouds. typical when we have cooler air moving in. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. we'll bring you down below average as we look outside now. you see the clouds will start out the day. this is what we'll see for a few more hours before the sun starts to peek through and then we'll have a bright and sunny afternoon. and as you head out and about, light jacket may be needed. it's 52 degrees now in santa

rosa. livermore at 57. oakland at 59. as we break it down for palo alto, some low 60s to start out. and we see it gradually climbing up to 67 degrees by 11:00. low 70s today. nice breeze. a lot of sun. great die for the windows open. and also the top down on the convertible. 84 degrees in los galos. palo alto, 76 degrees. mission district at 76 degrees. 77 in santa rosa while 87 in brentwood. and san ramon, high of 79 degrees. we have an evening game at at&t park as for the rockies take on the giants again for the second round of this series. and we'll be in the upper 50ed and about 57 degrees by the end of the game with more clouds moving in. the marine air continues to keep it nice and cool with the strong onshore flow. so we will see more of the clouds all throughout the week.

and this area of low pressure to the north continues with this flow to give us onshore flow and keeping those temperatures in check. actually staying below average as we go into the rest of the week in san jose. we should be up to 84 degrees but we'll be hitting the low 80s for the rest of the week into the weekend. let's head over to mike now to see what's happening as you head out for this morning's commute. >> kari, after the earlier crashes none of them major as far as the lslowing goes. fremont, we had scattered for 880. the latest. move over for the rest of the bay over to the north of bay bridge. smooth flow of traffic here. hardly any slowing. north bay included on the far side. we'll give you a live look. you showed a that a few seconds ago. there is a mist. damp roadways. not a major concern. tuesday through friday they said from 4:00 to 5:00, four lanes northbound, two southbound. that starts today, this afternoon. but then after 5:00 back to

three and three. that's the change for the summer commute. dublin showing the build for 580 westbound. nothing significant. smooth flow. we'll send it back to you guys. looking good. thank you, mike. one of the best places for whale watching from the shore. now you can see why. new video showing the migration season of the southern white whales uh-uh der way in southern argentina. the endangered species leave the icy feeding water to the warmer climate to breed. historic mission for nasa. >> that's how they party at nasa. celebrates the moment when nasa's spacecraft june no entered jupiter's orbit last night. it trekked through 1.8 billion miles for the last five years. nasa this morning put out the short video showing the moon's orbiting around jupiter. until now no one had ever seen

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thundered over new york citlt ♪ the nation's largest fireworks display thundered over new york city last night. it was the macy's fourth of july fireworks and more than 56,000 pyrotechnic effects were set off. and with more than 1 million people in attendance security was at an all-time high with police on alert on any suspicious activity. officers in and out of uniform flooded the city from the ground to the waters and in the sky. >> we believe this is the largest detail in modern times for this event, reflective of the changing world conditions which we've been watching very closely this past week and indeed this past year. >> authorities say what people didn't see is all the action happening behind the skreecenes.

there were several high-tech equipment place around the city to help keep everyone safe there. just one month from the rio games and dozens of brazilian police officers and firefighters are dell manndemanding to get p. >> this protest was staged in rio's international airport. protesters carried banners and shouted "welcome to hell." in portuguese they placed dummies meant to look like police officers. one firefighter said he hasn't gotten half of his salary for may and still has not been paid for june. brazil right now is suffering from its worst recession in decades. the state of rio de janiero is broke. but rio officials say some 85,000 soldiers and police will be ready for the games. homeless man is being questioned in the death of an american student in rome. italian police say the suspect was, quote, seriously implicated in the murder.

no other details though were given. the body of bowe solomon was found in the tiber river yesterday. 19-year-old student from wisconsin had last been seen early friday morning at a pub. he had just arrived in rome to study abroad. solomon was studying finance at the university of wisconsin, madis madison. the company behind ashley madison hit by a massive hack last year is now under investigation by the federal trade commission. that breach exposed personal information of millions of people who signed up for the website that helps those cheat on their significant others. the company's new top executives say they're sorry for what happened and they should have spent more money and more effort on security. illegal fireworks to blame for a house fire here in north bay. i'm rbob redell. we'll take you live to vallejo coming up. and from the illegal to the legal and impressive show that lit up the san francisco skyline. plus, emotional day on the

cal campus. how the uc berkeley community is going to come together to pay their respects to one of their own killed in a terror attack thousands of miles away. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock on this tuesday. cool and comfortable is the name of the game. >> very unusual for this time of year. below average for the next several days. we'll have the clouds starting out this morning as you head out the door. 50s and low 60s. heading into the 70s today. not much of a rise in temperatures as we will be at 63 in san francisco today. and mid to upper 70s for the inner bay and parts of the valley. i'll talk about what else to expect the rest of this week coming up. heading over to mike, looking at an easy build to this morning's commute. >> some folks might have stayed up late last night for fireworks. easy flow of traffic starting to see the