mike inouye is tracking the traffic situation as well. good morning. i'm bob rendell. sear soon the search will resume for two missing swimmers. the story coming up. that scene right there in baton rouge, louisiana. black lives matter protests spread across the country. tense moments as protesters come face-to-face with police. and the stars of the world of gymnastics dazzling the bay area. and we have the highlights from the gymnastics olympics trials coming up. "today in the bay" continues right now. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. this morning it's going to feel like it has felt. the difference it's going to end warmer. >> yeah. the temperatures going up this week. and it will still be nice and sunny as we go into the afternoon hours. you'll notice today will be a little bit warmer than

yesterday. it starts out at 54 degrees in the peninsula, and in the north bay, 60 degrees in the east bay. highs today reaching into the upper 60s in san francisco, upper 80s for the south bay, north bay, and tri-valley, and 70s in the east bay and peninsula. i'll let you know what to expect coming up. . mike said the rails might be slower than the roads. >> yeah. for some folks and the roads will be distracted by the smoke. just off 101 we see smoke from the san jose fire. we don't see sensors for that area nor over here toward the east bay. the issue is over here. the oakland camera on the b.a.r.t. station. there is a train at the oakland station but major delays reported coming through oakland. and the train has been there for three or four minutes. they may beholding. i'll check on the b.a.r.t. system if there's some sort of equipment problem around the downtown oakland station. give it a couple of seconds.

i'll track it and let you know more details from b.a.r.t. and you have the fire in san jose. >> thank you very much, mike. again, that's breaking news out of san jose. a fire at a recycling plant near downtown san jose. you see lots of white smoke coming off that. what we're hearing on the ground now is that it may be a debris pile that is on fire and not the recycling matter itself. a recycling plant. there's always concern there could be something that is very flammable and perhaps toxic in that area. right now it appears it is still a one-alarm fire happening in the 1600 block of south seventh street. if you live in san jose, you're probably familiar with the area over by municipal stadium. there's also happy hollow park and zoo in the area as well. our sharon is on the scene. we asked her to get details. she's going to bring us another live report in 15 to 20 minutes. in the meantime we're following developing news out of

the east bay where two swimmers remain missing this morning after hours of searching last night. they disappeared in the waters at shadows cliff recreation area. >> "today in the bay" bob redell is live this morning. and rescuers are working now. when will they be back at it, bob? >> reporter: well, they called off their search last night at around 1:00 in the morning. the east bay regional parks police department say they have a dive team back out here in about two hours at around 7:00 this morning to resume their search here at the shadows cliff area for the two missing swimmers. the agency tells us, however, it's no longer a rescue operation, rather an active recovery. in other words, the thought is that those two swimmers have drowned. it's just a matter of finding their bodies. it's not clear how the swimmers got into distress. if you're not familiar, shadows

cliffs used to be a gravel cor . corp. -- quarry. life guards are on duty during the summer months but we have yet to confirm the case when the two swimmers disappeared yesterday. reporting live here in pleasantton. "today in the bay." >> very intense protests in baton rouge, louisiana yesterday where dozens of people were arrested after a confrontation with police. of course, the protests all in response to several violent events over the past week. that community there is still embroiled by what happened. deadly police shootings that happened in baton rouge, also, near minneapolis, minnesota. the massacre of five police officers in dallas has continued to stoke the national fire over the issue as well. that's one of several cities arnltd the country right now where protesters last night expressed their anger at law enforcement officers. sunday night was filled with gatherings from atlanta to los

angeles. most were peaceful. in atlanta people held sit ins and blocked the roadways. many people gathered on the streets of chicago as well, where you can see there was a heavy police presence. meanwhile protesters at a black lives matter rally in los angeles spill on to the streets and blocked traffic at some major intersections there. president obama will be in dallas tomorrow to attend a memorial service honoring the fallen officers. the president arrived a the white house yesterday evening after cutting short i hhis trip spain. the president will speak at the memorial service in dallas tomorrow. he'll also be meeting privately with the families of the fallen and injured officers. a tragic accident in the north bay that left a toddler dead. the toddler was in a stroller when he was hit by a car. the mom was pushing the stroller across the street. the 3-year-old boy was flung from the stroller as his mom

tried to jump out of the way of the oncoming car. tragically the boy was hit by the car. he was air lifted to a local hospital but later died. the crash happened in a community on the outskirts of is a knis a know ma. the driver is cooperating and not facing any charges. friends and family of a kidnapped woman are holding out hope she'll be held safe. police say they are not sure whether 57-year-old el vie are a baab is alive or dead. she was last seen at seafood city market by a coworker who dropped her off after work on june 29th. on july 1st, her son told police she was skid kidnapped and being held for randsome. investigators made for arrests in the case and police say one of the is ups you're seeing on the screen lived in the same building as the victim several years ago. a follow up now on an historic church badly damaged in the earthquake in napa two years

ago is quite an nice story today. >> the church has been around for a long time. first presbyterian church opened the doors for the first service since the 2014 quake. chris mentioned the historic nature of the church. the downtown church was built 142 years ago. the earthquake brought down a lot of plaster and glass. much has been repaired and improved, but the work is not over yet. restoration is expected to continue for the next few months. one of the bay area's leading homeless charities celebrated a major milestone. >> saint anthony's dining room has been serving meals to the homeless in the tenderloin since 1950. they never turn anyone away. they do it every day. the dining room is about to serve the 42nd millionth meal. saint anthonys averages about a million meals each and every year. most of the food is donated. all right. big news on the olympics front

this week. the olympics ceremony is 25 days away. we'll have live reports. olympics dreams came true here in san jose. the u.s. women's team revealed here on nbc bay area and before a sold out crowd at spa center. get used to looking at the smiling faces. it include sim bone miles, gabby douglas, laurie hernandez -- hernandez, and madison kocian. >> we're going to out -- olympics! >> yes ally graceman posted this video on twitter after they found out the life-changing news they've been working for so many years. 16-year-old simone biles was virtually a lock to make the olympics trial. she shined during the trials getting off to a strong start

and never looked back. gabby douglas had a rough couple of nights even falling off the balance beam. you see it there. in the end her name was also called. >> this is amazing feeling knowing you have worked so hard and you just you put everything into it. when you hear your name called it's just -- wow. is it really happening? it's an amazing moment. nothing really could compare. >> i think i lost it because, i mean, you train your whole life for this but for it to happen is just insane. i'm speechless. >> that's so cute. team usa is an early favorite to bring home the gold. >> all right. you can go to nbcbayarea.com to see more photos from inside the event. >> i feel good for the girls.

it's feel-good time on this monday. nice temperatures in store. >> it's going to be nice and comfortable to start. but warming up as we go through the rest of the day. as you head out the door, it's 54 in palo alto and 52 in napa. and highs today reaching into the 60s in san francisco. mid 80s for santa rosa and there will be a couple of spots hitting 90s degrees but more wide spread 70s and 80s across the bay area. i'll let you know what to expect as we go through the week and continue it see more temperatures like this but going up a couple of degrees each day. that's coming up in less than ten minutes. mike has an update on the b.a.r.t. train in oakland. >> it's not a good thing. the northbound train has been holding for over 15 minutes. we are hearing about major delays 20 minutes or more. that's the case for the one train going through downtown oakland. we're hearing system-wide delays due to mechanical difficulties. we have calls into b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. police are not covering anything going on for the train. we know that. the map shows the rest of the

bay moves smoothly. no other problems approaching bait bridge. the fire off 101, 280, and 680. you've been talking about that. mike is in the business of getting to work. >> the business of business. it looks like it's going to be a great day on wall street this fine monday. we'll show you the numbers coming up in business.

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>> nbc ed wward lawrence joins live from washington, d.c. >> reporter: a lot of healing is going to be on. the president trying to heal the nation. he's waking up this morning at the white house and briefed on the dallas investigation th-- tt killed five police officers. >> reporter: president obama back in washington after spending the weekend in europe. now turning his attention to healing the nation. balancing the call for justice from the black lives matter protesters. >> i think the overwhelming majority of people who are involved in the black lives matter movement what they want to see is a better relationship between the police and the community. >> reporter: he'll travel tuesday to a memorial service for the victims of the dallas shooting. the dallas police chief said the gunman, micah johnson had sinister motives for his murder

spree. >> based on evidence of bomb-making materials and a journal that the suspect had been practicing explosive detonations and that the materials were such that it was large enough to have devastating effects throughout our city. >> reporter: brown mentioned the suspect wrote the letters rb in his blog on the walls of the parking garage where s.w.a.t. teams cornered him. over the weekend protests erupted in states recently affected by shootings minnesota and louisiana. and city process testing in solidarity from the east coast to the west coast to the killings of african-americans at the hands of police. >> reporter: and the question the president is still facing questions about the feeling among law enforcement that he sides more with activists than he does with police officers. reporting live in washington. edward lawrence. back to you. >> thank you very much, edward. in the meantime the violence in minnesota and louisiana those

confrontations that created all the anger were captured on cam are, with but not by police body cameras. >> there's a renewed push to put cameras on officers and a lot of camera makers are talking about this as well. >> yeah. it's pushed the shares of those camera makers higher. one of the first companies to realize that police cameras were going to be a thing. this was several years ago, the same company that makes stun gun. shares in taser are near an all-time high as they realize they should have video of what happened. shares firearm makers are up as well. it happens after a violent incident as people buy guns fearing future restrictions. the the whole stock market may do well today. the s&p 500 flirting with all-time highs after friday's incredibly strong jobs report. landon dowdy is back live at cnbc world headquarters with more.

>> reporter: happy monday. the strong u.s. jobs report showed more than 200,000 jobs were added to the economy last month giving us a nigh rally. wall street looks to continue during the positive. futures are higher. look for data on inflation and retail sales. dow up 250 points friday. the nasdaq nearly up 80. elon musk back in the news assuming he left the news after a weekend tweet he said he was working on something big. he tweeted that tesla's birr birthday. here is the tweet. of course, the thing everybody is talking about is pokeemon. it mixes real world with virtual point. our producer tony found one here in the studio. it's meowing captures. here are statistics for you on pokemon go.

it outranks tinder. [ laughter ] >> i know. >> out in the real world and capture things. it has more daily users than twitter. the stock -- nintendo's market cap has risen $7 billion based on the idea. now we're realizing that the intent yu intellectual property they have. maybe there's something. >> intellectual? >> oh, yeah. very. so is tinder. >> sure. >> here is why pokemon. criminals may be using it to target victims. >> there's some sort of warning about it including one police department in missouri. officers say people use the app to find out where other users might be, then they targeted those people to rob them. >> are they so consumed in the game they're not paying attention? >> i can answer -- >> i heard you were a victim

this bend. >> -- weekend. >> i will not fully enable it on my phone because i'll be taken over by it. in downtown mountain view this weekend people were like this the whole time. like people on the beach with the metal detectors. >> you're not paying attention. >> people were not going to stop in the crosswalks. >> oh. >> be careful. >> kari, pokemon free in your house? >> so far. and, you know, it'll be a great day for getting outside and looking away from your phone. >> whatever. >> the weather will be a beautiful day. a little bit warmer than yesterday. as we get a live look outside the sun is starting to come up. here is a look from san bruno mountain. all clear there. we've seen a clouds near the coast but for the most part a clear start in temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. now 60s in concord and oakland, and san jose at 59 degrees. 56 in santa rosa. we break it down for alpalo alt

upper 50s for another hour or so. you sew the temperatures quickly rising through the morning. it's a great day to take the lunch outside. we see the sun continuing for the rest of the day in the peninsula. a look at all the microclimates all sunshine up to 80 degrees. half-moon bay 64 degrees. and also 86 degrees in santa rosa and pittsburgh, oakland 74, and pleasantton up to 78 degrees. we'll have temperatures going up a couple of degrees over the next couple of days as high pressure builds and temperatures in the valley to go into 80s and 90. by this weekend dropping a couple of degrees. the area of low pressure continues to move in from the north and increases sea breeze. overall temperatures once again going up as we go through the weekend. here is a look what the try valley can expect. the average high 87 degrees. by the end of the week, heading toward thursday which will be

the warmest day of the week up to 92 degrees. looking ahead to the weekend, it will be another a nice one but slightly cooler in spots like along the coastline with highs in the upper 60s. let's head to mike now still tracking the b.a.r.t. delays through oakland. >> that's right. s on the b.a.r.t. they're having major delays from downtown oakland. the better news there's still a b.a.r.t. train behind me. but in the last seven minutes i saw one train leave and another train arrive. again, it's the oakland coliseum station. northbound trains were held up. the first one about 15 minutes. we'll see how long the second one takes. we have that much delay. on the roads moving through oakland and toward the bay bridge just fine. the bay bridge toll plaza is starting cash back ups. that's the only issue if the bay. the rest of the bay moves well. a crash san jose south 101 at story. normally i turn the camera there facing the direction. we don't see any slowing here. i turned the camera off the

freeway a bit to show you the smoke we saw spreading out now. there's a fire right by the happy hallow zoo. our anchor is on that. we'll let you know if the traffic impacts as the smoke spreads out. rock legend joe perry collapses during a show. we'll show you how the are smith guitarist is doing this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." rock legend e per is

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recovering after he collapsed during a concert in new york. perry is known as the guitarist for aerosmith, primarily. last night he was playing with his side project the hollywood vampires. people in the audience say he was on stage for a few minutes before he sat down front of the drum kit. he walked off the stage and collapsed. he was reportedly taken from a nearby hospital in coney island where he's in condition this morning. one of the band members told the audience that perry was very sick before the show. we talk all the time about smartphones and smart cars. how about smart highways? cal train is looking to turn one of the bay area's most jammed freeways into just that. here is a live look now at interstate 80 near the border of emoriville and berkeley. part of the stretch being turned into a smart highway. the project is due to be unveiled over the next few days. the feature includes advanced metering lights, that should keep mike busy, lane closure

warnings, and speed limit signs that can be changed based on the conditions. this is between the car tee nez bridge and the bay bridge. the goal, of course, to cut down on crashes to ease the congestion. madison bumgarner is heading to his fourth all-star game this week in san diego. but, he's not going to pitch. >> because he was busy yesterday and no what, an effort well spent. he was dazzling on the mound yesterday. bumgarner had a no-hitter going against the diamondbacks until the eighth inning when jake lanza decided to spoil things with a single. he still went on to toss the complete game one-hit shut out to lead the giants to a 4-0 win. >> you know when you get through seven and yo go there and six more outs to get, you feel like you got a pretty good chance given wait the game has been going. and it hasn't worked out for me.

that's all right. >> he'll still take one of the best games of the entire season. bumgarner along with fellow all-sta all-stars have the best record in baseball heading into the all-star break. >> he's going to have nightmares. coming up the search continues for two people who disappeared while they were swimming at an east bay lake overnight. more details ahead. >> reporter: i'm sharon live in san jose a fire breaks out a recycling plant. i'll have a live report "today in the bay."

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fire crews btling aire at recyc. breaking news. fire at recycling plant. that's the battle this morning. a recycling plant on fire. we'll take you live to the scene in a moment. thank you for joining us. >> more on that in a second. i'm sam brock. a look at the weather. a reasonably cool start. >> mostly clear skies and a lot of sunshine throughout the day. it'll be a will believe the warmer than it has been over the past couple of days. such a nice weekend and it does continue into today. 54 degrees now in the north bay and 60 degrees in the east bay. highs reaching 76 in the east bay and peninsula. 86 in the north bay with upper 80s in the north bay and tri-valley. and san francisco 68 degrees.

let's head to mike now. he has change for the road and the rails. >> that's right. the roads the bay bridge meters lights turned on. we have the toll plaza almost full. more traffic volume than last week. looking a the maps talking about the rails. b.a.r.t. trains are running. i saw a few trains arrive and leave. in the south bay crash cleared from the roadway without any slowing. no problem northbound. so we'll track that silicon valley commute. back to you. >> thank you, mike. we're following the breaking news out of the south bay where fire crews are battling a blaze at a recycling plant in downtown san jose. here is sharon kapsuda. what are fire officials telling you this morning? >> reporter: when we got here at about 4:30 we saw flames shooting up in the air. fortunately they put it out very quickly. they say this kind of fire happens often at recycling plants. this was a small fire, they say,

they contained it quickly because the pile was surrounded by concrete. fire captains said it happens at recycling plants because trucks move around in the big piles and that's how it probably started. he is not sure just yet. they're still determining the exact cause. a worker in this area said these types of fire happen about once a month. the captain himself said he has responded to these fires about five times in his career. so he says it's pretty common to see this type of fire in recycling plants, but fortunately, in this case, no one was injured and they were able to contain it quickly. back here live you can see behind me they have a ladder up, hoses still spraying down on the fire but pretty much it's contained and very little smoke at this time. reporting live in san jose. today bay. >> good news. we're following developing news out of the east bay. rescue crews will be back out on

the water looking for two swimmers who disappeared at dough cliffs recreational area as they were out for a swim. the search was suspended around 1:00 in the morning after crews spent hours looking for the swimmers and came up empty. it's unclear how the swimmers got into trouble. our bob redell is live at the scene and will have a report in about an hour. a tragic accident in the north bay that left toddler dead. the toddler was in a stroller when he was hit by a car. >> the mother was pushing that stroller across the street yesterday evening. police say a 3-year-old boy was flown from the stroller as his mom tried to jump out of the way of the oncoming car. tragically the boy was hit by the car. he was air lifted to the hospital but later died there. the crash happened in the community on the outskirts of sonoma. the driver cooperated with the police and not facing any charges. it was supposed to be a fun

summer adventure. now a san francisco family is mourning the death of a woman who died in a white water rafting accident in eldorado county. elaine mao fell out of the raft. friends and family of a i have lay hoe woman held ransom are holding out hope of finding her safe. they're not sure whether the 57-year-old is alive or dead. she was last seen at seafood city market by a coworker who dropped her off after work on june 29th. on july 1st, her son told police she was skid kidnapped and being held for randsome. investigators made for arrests in the case and police say one of the is ups you're seeing on the screen lived in the same building as the victim several new this morning a string of new arrests includes with last

month's terror attack in which 44 people were killed in the airport in istanbul. turkey's state-run news agency said the police arrested seven more suspects. there's no indication what role they may or may not have played or their nationalities. it brings the total number of arrests to 37 in connection with the attack. no group has claimed responsibility. turkish intelligence believes it's the work of isis. that scene right there in baton rouge, louisiana. black lives matter protests spread across the country. tense moments as protesters come face-to-face with police. deadly police shootings that happened in baton rouge, also, near minneapolis, minnesota. the massacre of five police officers in dallas has continued to stoke the national fire over the issue as well.

community leaders gathered at a church yesterday to end the cycle of bloodshed. in dallas, an african-american mom shot in the leg that night praised the efforts of officers who protected her. >> that officer jumped on top of me and covered me and my sons. there was another one at our feet and there was one over our head. several of them lined against the wall over there and they just stayed there with us. >> authorities have released unsettling new details about the gunman. investigators say he left behind a cryptic message written in his own blood on a wall where he eventually died. he wrote the initials "rb." investigators don't yet know what it means. happening today a blue ribbon panel group reviewing san

francisco police department policies will issue its final report. that panel looked into the department's practice in the wake of a scandal involving bigoted text messages send by a group of officers. panel judges issued their preliminary findings in may and found the sfpd lacking in transparency and accountability. it also found disproportionate numbers of police stops and searches involving black and latino people. two men who investigators say failed to put out a campfire are now facing criminal charges in connection with an out of control wild fire in colorado. the consult springs wild fire destroyed three homes and burned more than 600 acres. it's still burning 20 miles west of boulder. no reports of injuries but 2,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes. two men are facing arson charges. a follow up on a historic church badly damaged by the earthquake in napa two years ago.

first presbyterian church opened up the double doors for the first service since the 2014 quake. the downtown church was built 142 years ago. the earthquake brought down a lot of plaster and glass. much has been repaired and improved, but the work is not over yet. restoration is expected to continue for the next few months. and the opening ceremonies which are coming up in just 25 days now. now nbc bay area is your station for the olympics. jessica gary providing live reports. >> olympics dreams came true. the u.s. women's gym thatnast the u.s. women's gym thatnasic revealed here and in front of a sold out enthusiastic crowd. the team is reigning world champs simone biles, gabby

douglas, laurie hernandez, and madison kocian. >> ally posted this video on twitter moments after her and her teammates found out the life-changing news that they made the team. 16-year-old simone biles was virtually a lock to make the olympics trial. she shined during the trials getting off to a strong start and never looked back. gabby douglas had a rough couple of nights even falling off the balance beam. you see it there. in the end her name was also called. >> this is amazing feeling knowing you have worked so hard and you just you put everything into it. when you hear your name called it's just -- wow. is it really happening? it's an amazing moment. nothing really could compare. >> i think i lost it because, i mean, you train your whole life for this but for it to happen is just insane. i'm speechless.

team usa is an early favorite to bring home the gold. our gymnastics coverage continues online. head to nbcbayarea.com to see more photos from inside the event. our crews were hard at work enjoying themselves there. our coverage of the local weather happens right now. kari hall has been watching the change a little bit starting out the week. >> good morning. we'll continue to see a few minor changes as we go into the next few days. right how to it's 60 degrees as you out the door in concord and oakland. 54 in palo alto. highs today reaching into the 60s. upper 60s in san francisco. 90 degrees in fairfield. the warmer inland spots will continue to see warming as we go through the of the week. it's going to be up to 87 degrees in livermore, 74 in oakland, and san jose up to 82 degrees. over the next several days it

will feel like summer outside. we'll talk more about that and what to expect. let's head to mike now. he said we're tracking what is happening off the racetrack. >> that's right. going to the racetrack in a second. we'll show you the roads around the bay. a very smooth, easy drive. a little bit going on here. a crash reported west 580. everything out of lane. we have more conjectigestive la. by the racetrack we see the slowing for the upper east shore. a look at berkeley. the live camera there the university avenue with the bridge. we see the volume starting to build. the commute is on this monday. >> thank you very much. and now let's take a look at business. >> elon musk has a big plan. he's tweeting about we think we know what it is. we'll tell you coming up in business & tech.

another big aup all right. surprising to no one. elon musk said he has another big plan up his sleeve. >> how big are his sleeves? tesla master plan number two. >> master plan number two. immediate ily i thought what is

master plan one? expansion of the caroline. s a for master plan 2 very few clues. musk saying it was top secret and hoped to publish something later this week. let me tell you what wall street hopes it's not but probably is. we suspect it's another argument tesla combined forces with batteries but didn't do a good job of explaining in the past. so far investors are not at all enthusiastic about any of those ideas. not to say investors aren't enthusiastic about other things. the markets are set to do well after friday's strong jobs report. the best in eight months. 287,000 jobs added in the month of june. the wall street journal said elizabeth holmes met with interview charlie rose new york. we're not sure if they shot an interview. the journalist said she's also working with the same documenttarian that made the hbo

series about robert durst. you recall on thursday that the feds borrowed holmes from her own labs under normal circumstance, honestly, we would expect the ceo to step down. this is a very strange situation. not only is she the founder. so much of what it is what she says it is that it's almost sort of metaphysical. does they are nose exist without she's going to stay in charge even though she's not permitted in her own labs. >> it's getting stranger and stranger. >> does it exist at all? do they provide the service they said they're going to. >> there was a lab. they did something. >> they did something. it's not clear how much was done on their own original equipment. so basically how much of this what she says is true and what is not true is very hard to figure out. there's not the transparency. >> it's like -- i could tell you

i'm baking cookies in my kitchen and come out repackaged. >> they come out like oreos. >> but you've never seen my kitchen. >> exactly. all right. of great interest to many this morning is what kind of weather they're going to be greeted with. kari hall is join us. >> a little bit warmer this week. we'll be cranking up the air getting ready for the summer weather to return again after a nice little break over the weekend and for toward the end of last week. a live look outside toward att park. a beautiful clear sun vise. no low clouds and fog this morning. so as we go into the next several days, i think this will be the trend. we're starting out at 58 in san jose. santa rosa 56 degrees. 54 in livermore. hour by hour in san francisco it will be quickly warming up into

the mid to upper 60s today. the marina district 65 at lunchtime and 67 in the mission district with mid to upper 60s today. mostly sunny skies. it looks like it does stay clear. as we get a look at the microclimate today san jose up to 82. and the financial district at 66. fairfield up to 90 today oakland at 74 and 77 degrees today in dan and liver hoar. high pressure continues to build and that causes our valley temperatures to rise into the 80s and 90s by the middle of the week. we will see that for several days an area of low pressure drops in for the north. that increases our sea breeze to make it a little bit cooler in spots in time for saturday and sunday. but looking at the trend for the south bay this week, we will be above average all week lock. we should be at 84 degrees. we're hitting 90 and 91 degrees by thursday. and even friday looks very warm

with a high of 90 degrees. as we head into the weekend, once again it will be slightly cooler in spots. we're coming occupant of the 90s into the 80s and san francisco stays in the mid to upper 60s the peninsula and east bay and highs reaching into the mid 70s. now let's head to mike with an update on the roadways. [ inaudible ] >> there you go. >> not a whole lot happening. also, you didn't hear what was happening when i went to the bathroom. that's why i turned it off. looking a the rest of the roadways. these are the realities of television. the reality of the commute there's an issue. a break down around pleasantton. we're going to end with the dublin county. not really showing any slow down. i can't even spot the disabled vehicle. i'll check again.

>> thank you for turning off your mike in the bathroom. returning it our coverage of the road to rio. no local athletes made the gymnastics team. there are local stars representing other countries. >> tony ann william is set to become the first woman cal student to compete in gymnastics at the olympics. the first woman olympian to compete for jamaica. >> a whole country is looking to me for the sport. it's a lot of pressure. >> she's ready to perform, though. she'll have a familiar face to help her out. chuck howell is serving as the jamaican coach. some comfort there and encouragement. another cal gymnast setting the bar high. >> ryan patterson is the only member of the south african gymnastics team. the first time more than 50 years that south africa will

have a gymnast at out limericks. patterson was born in south africa but grew up in pacifica. ryan is a senior at uk berkeley now and trains more than five hours a day. this is his favorite event. >> i love high bar. it's challenging and pretty scary sometimes. get your heart beating. >> ryan is an all-arounder. he's planning to compete in all six events during the games. we're counting down to rio. the opening ceremony is just 25 days away. a good deed from a police officer near monterrey changed the -- life of one young man. >> his luck was down after his bike, which is his main form of transportation was stolen, officers decided to pitch in and buy him a new book. target decided to donate a bike instead. so the officers then used their money to buy him accessories like a helmet and bike lock. the photos show when the man

received his new gear. everyone feels good after something like that. a football frenzy. fans filled the streets in lisbon celebrating portugal's victory over france. a single coal in extra time gave portugal a 1-0 win. their first ever major international championship, than did it without star cristiano renditio renal dough who left the game early because of a knee injury. >> that was enormous. >> without cristiano renaldo. if you're looking for something free today, you can get a free slurpee. it's 7/11. >> starting at 11:00 this morning until 7:00 at night the frenzy is on. customers can get a free slurpee through the 7-eleven app. they are offering cheap tickets

to six flags for $7.11. that begins at 7:11 p.m. about 11 million slurpees will be given away today, the chain estimates. coming up, a new system to make our that people who need kidney transplants get them. the way that hospitals are doing it. a recovery operation underway in the pleasantton area for two missing swimmers. bob redell is there and bringing us a live report shortly. you can follow the developments on his twitter feed. aerosmith guitarist joe perry was forced to leave the stage during performance in new york city.

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the convention starts on july 18th in cleveland, this is just the precursor meeting in setting up the platform. on the democratic side a major couple buy ya expected to come tomorrow. word is bernie sanders is going to finally endorse hillary clinton. the two are scheduled to appear together at an event in help. various news outlets reports that's where the endorsement will happen. it follows a meeting by the democratic meeting in orlando where the group adopted some of the vermont senator's key positions. the convention starts two weeks from today in philadelphia. it is a neck-and-neck vote forcing a recount in san jose. it starts in the city council 4 elections. only 36 votes separated the candidates. in a surprise outcome the incumbent is losing to the opponent who lost last year's election for the north valley seat.

rock legend joe perrys is recovering this morning after he collapsed during a concert in new york. perry is best known as the guitarist for aerosmith. last night he was playing with his second band, the hollywood vampi vampires. people in the audience say he was on stage for a few minutes before he sat down front of the drum set. he walked off the stage and collapsed. he was reportedly taken from a nearby hospital in coney island where he's in condition this morning. one of the band members told the audience that perry was very sick before the show. using coupons to say lives. using an old-fashioned coupon system. howard broadman helped to come up with the idea. his grandson was born with a kidney that doesn't work well and needs a transplant or will someday. broadman wants to be the donor but because he's 66 he needed to donate the organ now. >> it doesn't make any sense.

why don't i give my kidney to somebody else and get a voucher and give it to quinn. >> you can get a kidney more or less immediately. and the advantage of a living-donor kidney is the function is twice as long as deceased donor kidneys. >> ronald reagan center and nine other hospitals are embracing the voucher. thanks to that broadman's grandson will get a transplant when he needs one instead of waiting on a donor list. because smoking rates are lower among young people doesn't mean that tobacco use has gone away. findings from the new study by the american associate pediatrics. the study finds that more teens are turning to other tobacco products other than cigarettes. mainly e cigarettes. electronic smoking devices are often pitched as a alternative. experts warn it's a bad idea and

could warn a gateway to more traditional cigarette use. intense flames ripped through a south recycling plant near downtown san jose. a live report from the scene in a few moments. plus -- [ cheers and yelling ] dancie ing all the way to rio. reaction from female gymnasts on "today in the bay." thank you for joining us. i'm chris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. they have an extra beat in their step this morning. kari hall with a look at the weather. >> all clear and nice to start out. it warms up for the inland areas today. a little bit warmer than it was over the weekend. as we see the temperatures now across all our microclimates in the low 50s in the north bay. upper 80s for the high today in the south bay, tri-valley, as well as the