a city on edge. baton rouge, louisiana shaken to its core after three officers are gunned down in an ambush. the country is asking where do we two from here? plus, cal mourns the loss of another student killed abroad. the university confirmed this berkeley student is among the victims of the terror attack in nice, france. and preparing in cleveland for the gop convention. the stage is set for tonight. donald trump is promising quite a show. "today in the bay" starts right no now. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura sanchez.

>> it looks like it will be a great start to the week. we'll have slightly cooler temperatures. kind of like what we had yesterday. in some spots a couple of degrees warmer. as you start out this morning, this is what to expect. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. 59 in the south bay with mostly clear skies. we have patchy fog. san francisco and in the north bay and along the coastline. 70 the high in the peninsula. 83 in the south and north bay up to 76 degrees. we'll talk about what to expect as we head through the week. that's coming up. heading to mike now. already a small crash in san francisco. >> just a small one, kari. looking over here the rest of the bay no pain. no injuries were associated with this one. southbound 101. in fact, it happened over an hour ago but chp has one cruiser on scene on the shoulder. live look across the bay off san

mateo bridge. no problems. back to you. developing news baton rouge, louisiana is in shock and mourning after these three officers are gunned down after what police are describing an ambush-style attack. montrell jackson, on the left. and matthew gerald new to the force, married with two children. and deputy brad garafola, a father of four on the right. three more officers were injured as one is in critical condition this morning. a city and the nation shaken by violence. as jay gray reports, there's fear, concern, and many questions this morning. [ sirens ] >> reporter: as the shots exploded sunday morning in baton rouge -- >> shots fired. officer down. officer down. got a city officer down. shots fired. >> reporter: three officers were killed.

montrell jackson, matthew gerald, and brad garafola all three husbands, fathers. three more officers were wounded during the attack. one still in critical condition. officials of louisiana called it an ambush carried out, police say, by a lone gunman gavin eugene on his birthday. >> it's unjustified. it's unjustifiable. the violence, the hatred has to stop. >> reporter: overnight we learned long had an extensive footprint online using the name cosmo setepenra. describing himself as a spiritual advisor. days after five police officers in dallas were assassinated bay sniper. after the attack he posted messages about, quote, victims fighting their oppressors. protests and tensions have been building in baton rouge for almost two weeks after the controversial shooting death by al ton sterling.

sterling made an emotional plea for peace hours after the spree. >> at the end of the day these people call their families and tell them their daddiiey ies ar coming home. know how they feel. i got the same phone call. >> reporter: the call echoed the second time in two weeks across the city and nation mourning the loss of those who wear a badge. jay gray nbc news. stay with us for continuing coverage of this tragedy in baton rouge. we're adding new websiinformati our website as it comes in. we'll have live reports from baton rouge coming up in the next half hour. today uk berkley will come together to mourn the loss of another oopstudent killed in th terror attack. nick leslie was one of 84 who was killed celebrating bastille

day in france when a madman drove a truck into a crowd. uc berkeley is coming together. >> reporter: yesterday's news that nick leslie was killed in the nice terrorist attack was devastating, obviously, for his family and friends here at cal. they had hoped that perhaps he was in a hospital in france being treated for his injuries and just wasn't able to alert people to his whereabouts. his father planned a trip to france but then came confirmation he was one of 84 people killed when a man drove a large truck through a large crowd of people celebrating bass ste bastille day. he was in france as a part of four-week study abroad program with 84 other students. he was described as talented and kind. he's the second cal student to

be murdered this month. >> the fact they have to get, like, caught up in the events that don't have anything to do with them is tragic. >> reporter: three berkeley students were injured in the nice attack. two have been released from the hospital. a third is being treated for a broken leg. you were talking about a vigil today for nicklessl lessllie it 4:00 behind me. today in the bay. >> thank you. there are new details about the investigation into the truck attack in nice. french police say the suspect was seen on closed circuit tv at least two separate times before the attack. he was in the same truck, apparently scouting out the future route in his van. authorities also took another man and woman in custody for questioning. both of them are acquaintances of the main suspect. it's monday. that means a week of weather to forecast. let's check in with kari. >> as you head out the door now

in the south bay it's 55 degrees. we're getting another nice and warm day. breezy this evening but a gradual warming trend this week. i'll talk about that in the microclimate forecast. >> we'll talk about this right now. the bay bridge toll plaza. good stuff. we'll see what is going on on the bridge a little farther north. an east bay police officer was injure while chasing down a suspect. we're going to update their conditions and tell you how it happened. you're watching "today in the bay." an etay fic anpoledoareecorinthd

an east bay police officer and police dog are recovering this morning after a wild chase on saturday night. you're looking at video of the aftermath in walnut creek. two smashed cars, including the police cruiser. police say it started as a hit-and-run crash in which two people were injured. once police caught up with the suspect they say the suspect rammed the patrol car. police used taserers, a police dog, and a bean bag to catch the suspect. officers did eventually arrest him but not before he stabbed a canine several times. one officer was hurt and expected to recover. police identified the driver as 33-year-old gonzalez of walnut kree creek. he's in the hospital facing felony charges.

the name of the dog is shana. here is a picture of her at a fund-raiser last year. sh her and her handler do demonstrations. she's expected to make a full recovery. a historic ceremony in the east bay lead to a big surprise for the country's oldest park ranger. >> ranger betty -- [ applause ] >> standing o for betty. betty received another presidential coin yesterday during a ceremony. you'll remember that coin was stolen from the 94-year-old ranger last month. she was beaten up inside her home during a burglary and the coin was stolen. the president first awarded it. >> when i was introduced to the

president i put out my hand to shake his and he had cupped in his palm the presidential coin. he handed it to me in secret. it made it even more powerful. nobody knew he had done that. and it was that memory of his move as if he knew that i would have appreciated that more than having it done publicly. >> even after the attack, she was determined to get back to work quickly. she has been back on the job since last week. coming up the grand old party getting ready to rock and roll in cleveland. looking live at the republican national convention. it kicks off in a few hours. we have a preview behalf you can expect. live pictures from downtown san jose. kari hall will join us with her complete forecast for the week after this.

a look at weather and traffic right now. mike has his eye on the roads this morning. >> you're focussed on our week of forecasting. >> yeah. >> a nice little start here. >> a nice start and we gradually start to warm up as we go through the week. kind of the trend we've been going on. now we're at the bottom of the roller coaster getting ready to go up. as we take a live look outside, now you see the bay bridge. a beautiful start to the

morning. low clouds there. you can tell just over the bridge. we are going to have some clouds to start out the day. right now it's 57 degrees in san francisco. napa 55, and livermore at 58 degrees as you head out the door. as we break it down for san francisco today, for your day planner we'll be at 56 degrees at 8:00. still cloudy and then by lunchtime we start to see the sun coming out. it will be 60 degrees eventually making it into the lower 60s. some spots hitting 65. it will be a cool day at 57 at 8:00 this evening. a look at the microclimates in san jose up to 78 degrees. 85 in loss combat toes. the mission district reaching 60 today and napa will see the highs reaching 75 degrees. walnut creek at 82. also, 82 in pleasanton. we have the area of low pressure bringing a strong joan shore flow and a nice cool ocean breeze. but then high pressure across

the southwest gradually starts to build into the bay area. and that will cause our temperatures to warm up. so as we look at the seven-day forecast for the city, we will be at 65 degrees and seeing those temperatures going up near 70 degrees by the end of the weekend. for the inland areas expect the highs in the upper 70s for the next couple of days and look at the end of the forecast we'll see some of the highs reaching the 90s. so i'll talk about that coming up. mike, you have a crash in the east bay? >> yeah. like last time a smaller crash but i have to call it out. not a lot of slowing. no problems here. that's what you expect. we zoom up to the shore freeway. it's westbound 580 the richmond center. it's toll plaza. i can't see the status of it because look at the camera. that's westbound on 580. a smooth drive. we'll show you another bridge.

we showed you the view from san francisco. we have a low cloud touching the top of the drivers. drivers don't care. back to you. >> thank you, mike. cleveland, ohio. a lot of voters care what is going on there. that city is in the spotlight. thousands of republicans are descending upon cleveland. >> this is a live look at the city. the republican convention gets underway in a few hours. after sunday's police shooting there's a big focus on security this morning. >> nbc tracie potts reports from inside the secure zone where donald trump plans to accept his party's nomination. >> reporter: nearly four miles of steel fencing surround the convention site. after sunday's shooting in louisiana, cleveland's police union wants governor kasich to temporarily suspend ohio's open carry gun law downtown to protect more than 5,000 officers. kasich says he can't. >> it makes sense. it's common sense.

we're not trying to, you know, take away anybody's rights. >> reporter: protests have been peaceful. >> we're not going to tolerate violence of any kind. >> reporter: in an interview with "65 minutes" donald trump suggested they leave their guns at home. >> i have great confidence in law enforcement. >> reporter: president obama calling for calm. >> everyone right now focus on words and actions that can unite this country rather than divide it further. >> the great state of new mexico. >> reporter: inside last-minute preparations for the 2400 delegates to nominate trump. ohio delegates have to vote for kasich in the first round. he won the state. they're backing trump. >> he's got the delegates and i think the republican party will come together. >> reporter: this volunteer from alaska tells me he likes mike pence for confidenvice presiden >> we're confident he has the

right moral foundation to appeal to the evangelicals. >> reporter: today's convention theme? make america safe again. among tonight's headliners former new york mayor rudy giuliani, mike ling, and donald trump's wife melania. tracie potts nbc news cleveland. thank you very much. at 4:50 today president obama awarding the medal of honor to a vietnam war hero. charles kettle of michigan will be honored at the white house. the colonel kettles lead a platoon of helicopters to evacuate those injured after an ambush. he returned several times to rescue troops pinned down by enemy fire. he's credited with saving the lives of 40 soldiers and four crew members. did your kids have any problems playing poke monogo

this weekend? it might be because of hackers. >> for that we turn to landon down down dowdy. >> good morning. wall street looks to add to last week's future gains. the markets rising for the third straight week as brexit fears fade. the dow closing at a record high yet again on friday. we get a lot of earnings this week bank of america, ibm. the nasdaq slipping 4 to 5029. volkswagen way unveiled to restitution plans for hundreds of dealers hurt by the diesel emissions scandal. and the promises made at a meeting in new jersey on friday. vw is having meetings around the country to implementing a $15 billion settlement it agreed to with customers and regulators and it would cover the a 500,000

effected carrens on the road. a hacking group called our vine said it's responsible for hitting pokemon gone. it won't stop until the makers contact them. they made a name for themselves by hacking celebrities using the opportunity to sell security services. >> thank you very much. we did not log in. coming up thousands arrested in turkey for trying to ov ingi overthrow the government in turkey. the punishment turkey is considering. >> happening now paypal cofounder and one of silicon valley's elite is one of the first openly gay speakers featured at an republican convention. disney land is celebrating

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new details right now on the deadly attempted coup in turkey last week. 6,000 people, right now, are behind bars accused of being cospear or its. this weekend the elected president there, president erdogan had a funeral for his campaign manager among the 200 people who died. during that funeral, mourners demanded the death penalty for those responsible for the coup. the president said he's considering reinstating capital punishment, which was abolished in that country in 2014. >> history for the united methodist church after the promotion of a pastor in san

francisco's live memorial. reverend karen oliveto is the first openly gay bishop. live cofounder the reverend cecil williams is calling it a major victory for humanity. the president of the united methodist council said it's raising concerns about the unity and future of the church. driving and playing the insanely popular pokemon go. not the kind of game to take lightly. some see it as an opportunity. take ride share driver chad davis in charlotte, north carolina. he come up with a new service it assist pokemon players. >> for $25 an hour, he'll shuttle you to any or all stops in town. his inspiration for the idea came relatively easily. >> i thought that could be my wife one day driving with our child and gets hit by somebody that is playing a game.

>> he doesn't mind takie ining wherever you want to go. if you're comfortable picking up other players, that's fine too. he's open to getting a lot of business because of it. >> kari hall has a look at your morning forecast. >> and we're getting ready for temperatures that will be warming up into the 60s and 70s for the inner bay and the coastal areas. with 80 inland. we'll talk about that coming up in the microclimate forecast. and looking live over here fremo fremont. this is 880. 680 there may be something to slow you down as you head down. plus, sad news on the uk berkeley campus as news spreads that one of their own was killed in the terror attack in nice, france. a live update how the students will remember nick leslie. botse =ks/v pl-- ar,oncn aqutioe

the cal campus coming together remembering a student killed this past week in a terrorist attack in france. we'll take you live to berkeley coming up. fear, concern, and questions linger this morning a day after three baton rouge officers are ambushed. the details we're learning about the man responsible. and the republican national convention is about to start and security is top of mind for everyone. preparations underway right now. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning on this monday.

thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we're smooth in the traffic department. weather is looking nice. >> yeah. it's looking like a great start to the week. when you talk about cooler temperatures, a lot of people get excited. cooler, also, along the coastal areas as well. as we get a live look outside, all of our microclimate showing temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. not bad. it's 53 in the north bay. all though you have to watch out for the low clouds and fog. it will be up to 76 degrees once it clears out. 83 degrees in the south bay and san francisco stays at 65 degrees with some breezy. we'll let you know what to expect as we go through the week. that's coming up in a few minutes. heading over to mike. it looks like a nice drive. >> pretty good. and the low clouds chp not reporting any problems for drivers. we have an issue getting in toward fremont on 680 southbound. there is a crash rte