thousands of dollars worth of antinques stolen in san francisco -- the priceless items date back hundreds of years. ==scott/vo== plu glmpblts. thousands of dollars stolen in san francisco. plus, tragedy in austin hitting close to home. a peninsula woman killed when a gunman opened fire in a popular area of that city. her family is mourning her senseless killing. and trespassers in trouble. climbing to the top of the new bay bridge tower. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good now monday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. now a check on with the weather with kari. >> good morning. we start out with clouds near the coast and mostly clear skies

inland. looking at the temperatures now it feels mild. 60 in the peninsula as well as 62 in the south bay. with the cloud we'll see them clearing out today with mostly sunny skies. up to 82 degrees in the north bay, san francisco 68 degrees, and the tri-valley hitting the 90s. that's better than 100 degrees. we'll see more 90s for the inland areas. we'll take a look at that ahead in the microclimate forecast. let's head over to mike to see what is happening on the roadways. >> lots of curves here. this is berkeley clurve. as a result of an early morning crash that happened. a number of lanes that were blocked and they're clearing up the debris now. it will slow you on the map coming off 580 and toward the east shore freeway. toward the bay bridge is okay. the traffic is light. slow a bit because of the distractions. you saw the two lanes were getting by fine. the rest of the bay moves well.

we'll check else what is happening on the roads coming up. we begin with breaking news. a thief steals thousands of dollars of antiques in a smash and grab robbery. daniel stein antiques is located on jackson street. someone brock the win dope to get inside the store overnight stealing $50,000 worth of items. the pieces date back to the 18th and 19th century. the shop does have cameras inside. police are looking through the footage. today in the bay is there live. a bay area family is in mourning. draft nikkei moultrie was shot and killed in texas's entertainment district. she was visiting her fiancée's family as she prepares her wedding. austin police looking for the

shooter. >> this is an extremely safe city we're talking about, au austin. in the entertainment district. moultrie was 30 years old and a lot to live for when she was shot. her family thinks she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. moultr moultrie's brother said she left the bay area on friday. she spent the evening out on austin's sixth street, the entertainment district. if you've been to austin, you've probably been there. she was leaving a doughnut shop when she was shot. it was just after 2:00 in the morning when the entertainment district was shutting down. moultrie was visiting her partner's family. they were planning a wedding celebration for this october. >> she loved her job. she loved kids. she was a super star basketball player at woodside high school. she loved basketball, softball, she loved her family.

she was just a great person. >> moultrie died of her injuries. three other people will recover from their gunshot wound. police are looking for 24-year-old endcot mccray. they have no idea who the person is. several family members are on their way to austin. >> thank you. lawyers for the man charged in the murder of sierra lamar will be in court today asking for a delay in his trial. antwon garcia torres has been scheduled to start the trial today but they'll ask to move it to october. she disappeared in 2012 on her way to school. her body has never been found. two men are facing criminal charges for climbing to the top of the bay bridge. live look at the bridge this morning. chp tells us the men jumped a railing yesterday along the bike

pedestrian path, went up a large suspension cable to the top of the eastern towers. the pair reached the top of the 525-foot tower, by the time the chp officers arrived, the pair was on the way back down. both are facing trespassing charges. the sbron necessary fire continues to contribute poor air quality. smoke is moving across the region over the last three days triggered several spare the air alerts over the past week. so far no alerts today. kari is tracking it in the bay area. >> the winds are picking up and we have slightly cooler temperatures across the bay area. i'll talk about that and expect a little bit more of a heat up as we go into the next couple of days in the microclimate forecast. over here we have a little breeze that died down a bit. driving through fremont past the truck scale.

we'll talk about what is going on at the berkeley curve coming up. deadly flood waters tearing through a maryland community. people caught off guard. barely able to save themselves. we'll show you more of the rescue after the break. you're watching "toda ining "to bay." a terrifying scene playing out

in maryland as powerful >> there's people in the water! oh, my gosh. >> terrifying scene playing out. this is in maryland as powerful flood waters rushed through the streets of a historic city over the weekend. you can see the people clinging to cars. they're swept away. two people died in the flood waters. an entire month's worth of rain fell in just a couple of hours. more than 120 other people had to be rescued, including this woman. several people forming a human chain to rescue that woman trapped inside her car. she crawls out through the window. eventually carried to safety. officiallies say nearly every building and home has been damaged or destroyed. in texas new details surrounding the man who piloted the hot air balloon involved in the hot air balloon crash.

he had a dui dui arrest on his charge. >> the arrest happened more than a decade ago in missouri. he later pleaded guilty to misdemeanor dwi. st. louis post dispatch warned consumers not to do business with nichols. yesterday's crash killed up to 16 people making it the worst hot air balloon accident in history. they believe the balloon hit power lines before it plummet to the ground. >> we're here to find out what happened so we can keep it from happening again. that's our purpose in in life. >> two of the victims were a young couple from san antonio. they married less than a year ago. she had posted a picture on social media just before the crash. a new memorial on austin's university of texas. honoring the victims of the nation's first mass shooting. it was 50 years ago. the clock tower will stop at 11:

58 a.m. and stay that way for more than 24 hours. charles witman turned the tower into a sniper birch. closer to home one east bay university is taking steps to make sure that once happened at the university of texas will never happen here. cal state east bay will hold an active shooter training. they are hoping to conduct practice scenario and go over safety prospetocols. it's ensuring that public safety officials are prepared, including the school's police department. a winning powerball ticket. who struck it rich? plus, donald trump versus the parents of a fallen hero. the war of words dominating the political world. that's coming up. a sunnyvale liquor store is

making news ... after someone bought a powerba a sunny vail liquor making news after somebody bought a powerball ticket matching five of six numbers. the prize worth more than $700,000. workers say there's been a boom in business since word got out about the ticket. the one ticket matching all six numbers much purchased in new hampshire. that person gets $487 million before taxes. >> that's a nice way to start a

monday! >> not bad. >> let's see what we're in for this monday morning and of the rest of the week weather wise. >> good morning, scot and laura. it will be a great week. at least we're not talking about triple digits. here. it's 59 in concord. san francisco at 60 degrees. and 60 in palo alto. san jose starts out the morning at 62. early clouds. it will be 60 degrees by 8:00. and up to 67 at lunchtime. so definitely a great day, once again, to take a look outside. 69 with some breezy winds at 4:00. a look at the microclimate today up to 83 in san jose. redwood city 79 degrees and santa rosa 82 and walnut creek 87 degrees. there will be warm temperatures but this is closer to average. looking at the air quality, it also has improved. looki ining at moderate conditi.

high pressure still every the region, but it's also helping to usher on the on shore flow. winds clock wise. its it moves to the east we'll see an area 77 low pressure moving to the north. it will give us cool breezes and the temperatures will back off. before we'll have a little bit of warming for the middle of the week. looking a the next seven days, in san francisco up to 68 degrees today. 67 tomorrow. some lower 60s by the end of the week. and then as we look for the inland areas into low 90s for the next three days in some spots. but once again this is closer to average. we'll see the temperatures coming down by the end of the week into the lower 80s by friday. and into saturday and sunday some low to mid 80s there. not looking bad at all. let's head over to mike to see what is happening on the roadway. >> we have a new crash in san

leand leandro. even as we zoom in to san leandro no slowing sensors. rocking two of the southbound lanes before marina boulevard. that's heading toward hayward. i'll get more details as chp arrives on scene. we'll zoom out and focus on the main commute heading toward the bay bridge. not a lot of slowing. the slowing we saw here coming off the berkeley curve. let's go over to the berkeley curve and see the flairs are there but we saw with the traffic has cleared up. back to you guys. >> mike, thank you. lots of stuff to talk about in politics. various political attacks. the democrats this morning accused of rigging the debate schedule, though, they don't set the schedule. two of the three debates will be opposite football games. >> the republicans for donald trump comments about family of a u.s. soldier who died in a suicide bombing.

tod"today in the bay'sbay's" ed lawrence covers it. >> during his first campaign stop since the democratic national convention, donald trump may defend comments he made about a family of a muslim soldier. the khan family spoke criticizing trump's stance on muslims. >> if you look at his wife, she was standing there. she had nothing to say. maybe she didnwasn't allowed to. >> i was very nervous because i cannot see my son's picture. >> trump would focus on what he sees is wrong with the country. in his statement he called captaca captain khan a hero saying the real problem is radical islam. >> i appreciate that but it sounds so disenginous because of his policies and rhetoric of hatred and division and dividing

us. >> reporter: his vice presidential pick pushed it to the debate as well. hillary clinton didn't let up. >> i personally think that donald trump poses a serious threat to our democracy. >> reporter: both candidates will be campaigning today in the midwest. hillary clinton and donald trump are receiving classified security briefings each morning. edward lawrence, nbc news washington. thank you. isis is claiming responsibility in a deadly terror attack in iraqi oil fields. smoke and flames could be seen in the air hours after the attack, which targeted two energy facilities. attackers broke through the door carrying guns and grenades. at least five workers were killed in the attack before the facility was eventually secured. the militants shut down a major oil pumping station. one police officer is dead and four others hurt after terrorists used a truck full of

explosives to break down a wall in afghanistan. it was aimed at a hotel in kabul, a place that commonly houses foreign contractors. the explosion causing power out ages across the city. the taliban issued a statement claiming responsibility. president barack obama will speak at the 95th annual convention for disabled veterans. some topics he's expected to touch on is ensuring that they receive their benefits and expanding benefits for service-members and their families. he's also set to attend the democratic national committee round table before turning to washington. it's not quite a fairy tale but the american dream is about to come true for some children. the ceremony will be held at

children's fairyland at oakland at noon. during the ceremony the children will receive certificates as proof of their new citizenship. banks are getting tougher on business laws. >> if we're trying to map the world and losing in china. let's find the rest of the news with landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> good morning. the wall street will try to kick monday off on a good note. futures are higher this morning. the markets are coming off a mixed week amid a ton of earnings and reports showing lackluster growth for the economy in the second quarter. look for data on manufacturing, but the big highlight will likely be the jobs report on friday. last friday the dow fell 24 points. the nasdaq rose seven to 51062. is survey from the federal reserve is expected to show lenders toughen rules for the fourth straight quarter after easing them since 2010.

it worried some. it's allowing companies to buy products and equipment and hire new workers and expand operations. and uber relies heavily on google map so drivers can find you. now it appears the ride sharing company wants to stand on its own. uber is reportedly investing $500 million in a global mapping projects. it would include specifics such as traffic patterns and where your door is located. over do you. >> have a great day. coming up thousands running in san francisco. it was a pretty tough marathon this year. we'll have the winners of the san francisco marathon coming up after the break. happening now four days away from the olympics opening ceremony. athletes and media arriving in rio meeting high security. not all the infrastructure is finished. we posted the link on facebook. nasa tracking the california wild fires at home and across

the globe. you can see the images on n nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com. a disturbing and potentially

dangerous discovery on a popular north bay trail. disturbing potentially dangerous discovery on a popular north bay trail. last week two bikers appear what appears to be a homemade spike strip near fairfax. the strip, which cyclists call a bobby trap which was a 4 foot long rubber strip with about 30 rusty screws on it secured to the ground with the speikes facing upward. they think it could be part of ab ongoing feud between bikers and joggers. the mayor will put the

signature on the nearly $10 million budget. it hinges on an increase of taxes that hasn't been approved yet. the increase sales tax in san francisco by .75%. the budget is counting on $150 million from that tax increase. lots of traffic in san fransisco yesterday. >> runners took over the streets of the city. >> three, two, one! go! >> yeah, the sun is not even up yet. 27,000 runners were there for the 37th annual san francisco marathon sunday. that's a record all-time number of runners. made it through the city before finishing. the winners on the men's side 30-year-old max haines stiles of san francisco with a time of two hours, 30 minutes, 42 seconds. on the women's side 28-year-old tori tyler of oakland with a

time of two hours 51 minutes. >> they make it look so easy, too. coming up let's check in with kari. >> a beautiful day ahead. looking at more comfortable weather. we'll talk about that and a slight warm up for the middle of the week in the microclimate forecast. and a live look over here at the san mateo bridge. eastbound not a problem. westbound that's the commute direction moving smoothly. getting down there may be an issue. i'm tracking the crash in san leand leandro. a bay woman shot and killed while on vacation in austin. her family is sharing their painful loss with us. we'll hear from them coming up. thousands of dollars worth of

antinques stolen in san francisco -- he breaking news thousands of dollars of worth of antiques stole anyone san francisco. the priceless items date back hundreds of years. plus, tragedy in austin hitting close to home this morning. a peninsula woman was killed when an gunman opened fire in a poplar area of austin. and trespassers in trouble after reaching new heights. climbing to the top of the new bay bridge tower. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good monday morning to you. thank you for joining us p. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. let's go to kari for the

forecast. >> we'll have great weather. getting ready for a nice, cool start this morning. seem s milder in spot the like the south bay. it's 53 in the north bay in san francisco. the low clouds will move in. we start out with a high of 68 degrees. very comfortable. it will be hot in the tri-valley and inland areas. nowhere close to the triple digits. we'll not see that as we go through the week. we'll talk about the slight warm up into the next couple of days. that's coming up. let's head over to mike for an update in san leandro. >> all lanes were blocked southbound 880 and marina boulevard. coming down into hayward out of oakland. we're looking here and the speed sensors are showing a slow down there. they have a two cars requiring a tow truck in the fast lane.