with a double homicide. a live report coming up next. breaking this morning two police officers injured in an early morning crash. the new information that we've learned about their conditions. "today in the bay" starts right now. busy morning here. good morning monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have live reports on the olympics. >> that's right. a lot going on there. locally it's heating up. >> yes. it will be a warmer day. like yesterday it was nice and comfortable. expected to be a couple of degrees a little bit warmer today than yesterday. but it's still nice and cool this morning as you out. it's 56 degree and cloudy in san francisco. 48 in the north bay. and $59 in the south bay. heist today reaching upper 80s for the south bay, tri-valley, as well as the north bay peninsula. 68 in san francisco. we'll detail the warm up copping

up in next few minutes. heading over to mike. a typical morning for a monday. >> it is. the chp got a little more crowded. smaller crashes are reported. including the one i'm concerned here. not quite so concern eed becaus the volume of traffic held up. southbound 680 is the big story of the day. jammed up on the issan ramon si. you see clearing at the bottom of the screen. the reason why there's a tree down blocking the slow lane. between of the two major open and aump ramps foothill road is the option to get past the area. more build coming off 580 toward the dublin interchange. not a major event over here. but we follow the bay bridge toll za. the metering lights are on. a new incident in hayward. we'll give you the update for 880 coming up.

another story to update. we have been tracking since we came on-air at 4:30 this morning. it's impacting travel around the globe. right now you're looking at live pictures at frustrated passengers waiting on long lines at sfo. delta airlines with the second largest fleet in the world now says its competers are going back online after a power out age in atlanta that crippled systems everywhere. the ground stop has come to an end, there are major delays in all airports including here in the bay area. delta has been tweeting information all morning because even the website was impacted by the i.t. problem. one passenger of michigan shared this photograph of the handwritten boarding pass he received at heath row airport in london. if you're traveling today, call the airline ahead of time to find out where your flight stands. kris sanchez has been covering the story all morning long. she has live report from sfo.

we'll hear from her in a half hour. more breaking news in oakland. police are scouring a neighborhood looking for a killer in connection with a early morning double homicide. >> "today in the bay" bob redll joining us from from 98th and empire. not too far from the scene. >> reporter: we are a distance away from the scene. it's a few blocks down the way to the left. police confirmed that scene is, quote, very active. this happening around 1:45 this morning in this very small neighborhood bordered by 98, 880, and san leandro creek. it was just before 2:00 this morning, around quarter till there was two people who were murdered. a third person taken to the hospital. you'll see in the video that a car is on fire. it's not clear what lead up to that happening and how it's connected to the double

homicide. two people, again, killed dead on the scene. a third person taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. police told us they have not yet taken anyone into custody. in other words, they are still looking for the suspect or suspects. again, connected to the doubled had taking place in oakland. reporting live in oakland. "today in the bay." >> all right. a lot going on in oakland. two opd officers recovering now after their user crashed into another car. it happened early this morning in the area of 14th and foothill boulevard. the other car involved smashed into a nearby building. the driver of that car hurt. police tell us none of the injuries are threatening. breaking this morning at least one person hospitalized after a shooting outside market nightclub. one person hospitalized. san francisco police aren't saying what lead up to the incident. crews on the scene report a large police presence at the

crime scene at 2nd and mission street. we're on the phone working to get you more information. family and friends are devastated after the death of a bay area athlete shot in san francisco. 20-year-old calvin riley attended delton college. he grew up in san mateo. relatives he was in san francisco on saturday night playing pokemon go with a friend when someone shot him at the poplar aquatic park. the two saw a suspicious man who seemed to be watching him. they brushed it off and continued playing. >> they were walking along and calvin got a few steps ahead of his buddy. his buddy heard gunshots. >> police are trying to figure out if that man on the hill was involved in the shooting. and it was, indeed, a random attack. our own pete is in san francisco this morning. he'll have a live report at 6:45. we're learning new details about the case of 19 people sickened at a birthday celebration in san francisco.

in the mission district a party took a frightening turn apparently after the people ate candy similar to gummy bears. police say there's nothing to indicate that someone purposely tainted the food. so far nothing has been ruled out. >> katie ledecky smashes her own world record. >> smashing her own world record by almost 2 seconds. there's beating the competition and demolishing. that's what stanford bound katie ledecky did last night. gave u.s. the gold for the first time this year. she was celebrating while everyone else was finishing. >> i have a lot more events so i'm very busy here. but i'm still having the same

amount of fun i did four years ago. and team usa is going to do just as well as we did four years ago, if not better. we're having a lot of fun. >> ledecky's olympics journey continues this morning with a 200 meeter free. and team usa's dominance in the pool continued with michael phelps earning his 19th gold medal of his career. nathan adrian celebrating there, too. phelps swam an incredible second leg of the 400. nathan adrian the cocaptain of the u.s. men's swim team secured the victory. a lye look at one of two olympics kacalderons burning. >> jessica aguirre is live from rio. team usa continues to lead in the medal count and looking to add more to the count today. bay area athletes have been stand outs. >> yeah. they have. i got to tell you when ledecky was swimming yesterday and when

phelps was swimming, you could hear the cheers coming from the aquatic center throughout all of olympics park. it was impressive how loud it was. olympics park is open this morning. lots of people here this morning. lots of events already underway. now marty malloy who won bronze in 2012 in london will be competing today in judo. one of these arenas behind me. they're called the care owe can arenas. if she medals, which she has a good chance of doing, she'll be the first u.s. athlete to win back-to-back medals in judo in two olympics in a row. that's huge. yesterday huge was alex massialas, san francisco native. he went into the competition ranked number one in individual men's foil. he wanted a gold. he didn't get a gold. he got a silver, though. but, you know, he made the bay area so proud. he came back with the first u.s. medal for men's individual foil

since 1960. we're talking 56 years and he made the bay area proud and his he made his father and coach, greg massialas, proud. >> obviously i wish i could have gotten a gold but to know i made my family proud. my dad, who has been my coach every step of the way, i couldn't be a prouder son. >> very proud of him. regardless of what happened. he's very sad, of course, but, you know, you always have you think about it you got the silver medal. >> reporter: it was an electrifying match. i was in there watching it. it was so intense watching this phonesing bout. i spoke to greg and he told me the heartbreaker is alex has never lost to daniel garozza ever in the years they've been fencing. yesterday was the first time. for massialas back. he's going to be in the team event. they're hoping to go for gold in that. now coming up today, a lot of swimming going on again.

you have missy franklin who went to cal. she's going to be making her first appearance in the pool. katie ledecky is going to be back in the pool today. ryan murphy from cal will be back in the fool. and michael phelps will be making his first appearance in an individual event. that aquatics center, that is going to be rocking again today. >> no kidding. so many great names to watch. thank you. >> yeah. coming up on the "today" show this morning they'll have more on the local athletes. alex massialas and cal graduate who won bron in the 100 meter butterfly will join matt lauer and the "today" show team at 7:00 this morning. don't miss a moment of the rio olympics with nbc bay area five to watch. head to nbcbayarea.com/olympicss to see the five key things to know every day. there's so much great news from our bay area athletes. >> there are. there have been like six records broken already. we're in day three of the

olympics. >> impressive. we're all here back at home where the heat is turning up, too. the heat will be turning up here. in case you're at home watching the olympics, and wondering what kind of weather they're dealing with, it will be a little bit cooler today. scatter showers again. we saw how dangerous it made the roads yesterday during the cycling event. it will be warming up today as we get look at the bay area. it will be 89 in liver mor. upper 80s for santa rosa. fairfield up to 90 and 82 in palo alto. coming up in about ten minutes, i'll talk about heat and what else to expect this week. heading over to mike. he has good news and bad news. >> yeah. we have a build up for the tri-valley. that's why it's a critical time this morning. the good news look at most of the bay. nothing unexpected for the tri-valley. the tree has been cleared just now.

most folk continue traveling through fremont. we have the new crash blocking. i learned it's blocking four lanes. that's your basically your entire freeway southbound of washington. it's going to jam you up. the earlier crash 880 over here off the off ramp that's not a proble problem. >> thank you, mike. up next breaking news overseas. the death toll continues to rise following a powerful bomb at a pakistan hospital. the overnight details coming into our news room next. we're going to start the stock market with a new record high. we'll take a look at the numbers coming up in business.

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pakistan... ==1xvidbox== at least 63 people are dead after a powerful bomb breaking news this morning in pakistan. at least 63 people are dead after a powerful bomb exploded on the grounds of a hospital. it happened in southwestern pakistan in a city about 20 miles south of the afghanistan border. explosion happened shortly after a shooting earlier in the day that targeted a prominent lawyer. sources say dozens of lawyers were gathered at the hospital. authorities yet don't know if the two incidents are connected. no one is claiming responsibility. russia's para olympics team

is dealing with its own massive scandal that may shut the entire team out of the upcoming olympics games. they announced across the board ban preventing from all russian para olympians from competing. teams being tied to the doping scandal. about half of russia's olympics team is not being allowed to compete. russia plans to appeal the para olympics ban. the ftc is cracking down on celebrities who advertise on social media. >> it's not always obviously they're getting paid. >> that's right. that's all the ftc wants. advertise all you want. make product mentions all you want. said you're getting paid for it. for most people something like this an instagram posting from this fashion blogger, personally, i think it's incredibly obvious this is an ad for sunscreen. and she has added #ad to the text on the right there. but the ftc said it's not enough.

celebrities, they say, need to be more straightforward and the ftc is cracking down. walmart said it brought jet.com. if you have not heard of it. i'm not surprised. walmart doesn't have a very good online presence and they have to get better before amazon takes over too much of market share. a little trivia. walmart is based in arkansas but the tech department is in san bruno. they're hiring. their website has 33 pages of jobs. the stock markets open this morning after a very strong week. stars next to the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. we saw record closes on friday for both. the first record close, by the way, for the nasdaq since july of 2015. lots of companies are hiring. in the past two months the jobs numbers together with the american economy added a half million jobs. nearly 11 million jobs in the last eight years. even may's lousy number was revised upward. again, it's not what some

politicians will tell you. >> our country is losing its companies. our country is losing its jobs. our trade deficits are massive all the world. >> simply not the case. if you look at a specific job, steel or something. steel jobs are moving to china. as an ag grate, that's not true. >> it's a fact check. a half million jobs in the last couple of reports. >> thank you very much. continuing coverage of wild fires burning across california. first, the soberanes fire is burning near big sir. firefighters are gaining the upper hand. it's 45% contained. yesterday flames jumped the fire line and forced the evacuations at resource sorts like the post ranch hand. those evacuation orders have since been lifted. burning through our north the cold fire is now 60% contained.

all evacuation orders have been lifted there. and in southern california a new wild fire calls the pilot fire is burning in sbernardino count. dozens of homes were evacuated this morning. this fire is burning out of control. it's sad to report. >> it's that time of year. we've seen vicious conditions for fires the last few weeks. things have moderated a bit. we'll see a warm up. >> yeah. last week was the break with the cooler temperatures. it's going to be heating up this week. also, gusty winds. we'll talk about that as we get a live look outside now. mostly clear to start. we're seeing some clouds near the coastline, and that will be clearing out fairly quickly. here is what to expect. 59 degrees in the south bay now. and heading up to 82 degrees. as we go into the day, we'll have clouds near the coast early this morning. and some quickly warming temperatures later on today. and by tomorrow we won't see those clouds as much as a marine layer gets a little bit thinner.

our high temperatures in the upper 80s. and midweek we'll have temperatures backing off. right now we have mid to upper 50s as you head out the door. winds have shifted in direction. now coming in from the north. that is what we'll see all throughout the day. but still pretty gusty up to about 15 to 20 miles per hour and more on the same tomorrow. as we get a look at our what to expect in the tri-valley today. 56 degrees to start heading into the upper 80s today. all of our microclimate showing we'll have some 80s in the south bay. anywhere from 67 degrees in pacifica to 82 in palo alto and upper 60s in san francisco. fairfield will be up to 90 degrees. hayward 78. upper 80s for the tri-valley. as we head over to mike. big slowing for 680. >> you can't get a break for the tri-valley this morning. we'll gv you more detail coming up. southbound 680. we have reports that four lanes are blocked. there are only four lanes of

normal traffic flow getting by on the shoulder or the toll lane. watch for the big slowing. more folks unleashed after the earlier tree was cleared from the pleasanton area. over here the alternate route 880 there's a back up toward 92. a motorcycle driver involved in the crash sitting on the shoulder of the roadway. that's knew for them to sit there. we hope themselves. that's a distractions. the bay bridge toll plaza has the typical back up. and the back up out of the maze is pretty typical. no surprises off the east shore freeway. that's better news. >> thank you very much. 6:21 now. coming up next revealing what people on the peninsula are doing today to bring burned down community center back to life. good morning. the dealer promises a rental car. then that woman is told the dealer is not paying. nbc bay area responds next.

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one journey. two teams. united for over 35 years. to a san mateo women who couldn't get ford to pay her money it owed her. ==sam/track cam== consumer investigator chris chur northbound krrvebc bay areao couldn't get foord to pay for her rental car. >> we had success here. good morning. she used to drive a 2013 ford fiesta. it was all in the shop. the last time it was in for service the dealership of san

mateo told her to rent a car and she would be reimbursed. she did that. when she turned in and asked for her money, about $2,000. the dealer wouldn't pay. she was told to call corporate in michigan. >> the dealership said that michigan had to take care of it, than said, well, michigan said, well, we need some more information. i said, you know, i just want my money. >> good point. after weeks of trying she turned to us for help. vericom didn't return our house. ford cut her a check. vera com said we have worked closely with this customer every step of the way to successfully reserve her concerns. she no longer has the fiesta. the car turned out to be a lemon.

it had so many problems. returned it with no problems. no trouble working that out. if you have a problem, call us. submit your story including documents and photos on our website nbc bay area responds. $2,000 you want to get it in writing. >> the great thing is nbc bay area responds and a lot of people responding with a lot of problems. >> yeah. we would be nothing without our viewers. thank you for helping us out for. we're past the $100,000 mark. >> thank you for getting up early. >> there's coffee in the news room for you. leaders will take the first steps in reibuilding the community center. two boys charged as juveniles have been charged with destroying the building. that fire caused an estimated $2 million in damage.

at 6:26 now next on "today in the bay." updating on breaking news. breaking news for delta delays. >> reporter: we'll start with the good news. the good news is the power out age is over. the system is up and running. the bad news is the folks will be impacted as they try to fly on delta here out of sfo today. we have all the details coming up in a few minutes. all right. and we take you back out to rio de janeiro this morning where the action continues. we'll have a live report from jessica aguirre with a look back at last night's stand out performances. manyout standing performances from bay area athletes. jess will have a look ahead to tonight's big events. and as we mentioned a little earlier. nathan adrian won another gold medal last night in the 4 x 100 meeter. he's made an appearance on the show myth busters. he actually has a street named after him in his hometown in

washington. nathan adrian drive. back in 2012 he became the first american male to win gold in the 100 meter freestyle since 1988. we love cheering him on.

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monday morngs. a good one to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have two breaking news stories. a delta computer out age is affecting travelers across the globe. first, let's check in with kari. >> nothing breaking here. we start out with pretty much the same weather we've had recently. it will be a little bit warmer today than we've had over the weekend. we start out with low clouds and

fog near the coastline and sunshine inland. it's 48 in the north bay. 55 in the tri-valley and the peninsula with highs reaching the upper 80s. mike has a back up for the tri-valley. >> right. it's calm over there. but on my traffic system the same map system, by the way, they're tied together. we have a big slow down. the second of the morning for the 680. the earlier tree has been cleared around stone ridge and the crash happens just about washington boulevard. getting closer toward south of mission there. we're looking at a big back up. some folks want to take 84. we hear that we have four lanes blocked by the overturned vehicle.

meanwhile over here 880 continues to build. holding steady valley wide. a crash south of the san mateo bridge. leaves a motorcycle rider and bike on the side of the row. the rider is walking around which is a big distractions but at least they're walking. there was a minor fender bender reported but not visible in the live shot. the left approach is good. >> thank you for the update. we have more updates to breaking news this morning. anyone flying dell airlines this morning should expect delays. even cancellations as the airline is experiencing a system wide computer failure. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joining us live from sfo. what do people need to know if they're planning on catching a flight? >> reporter: the good news the power out age has been repaired.

the system is up and running. look at the lines. the end of the line you can barely see it behind me. as we walk past. these are the folks beingful this porn. though they seem to be stranded. the line goes past the folks sleeping on the floor and in chairs. it wraps around and finally makes the way to the ticket counter where the ticket agents are able to issue tickets to people. boarding passes. they're taking their bags. all of this has been communicated with passengers. in fact, with the media the social media because delta's computer system, the website was down. here at sfo there were hundreds of travelers in line throughout the morning and they've been here since 4:00 this morning. some of them have been here since last night. a few of them didn't know about the glitch until they got here. now, as you mentioned, delta is advising travelers to call before coming to the airport, one traveler said that system is not working either. they're hoping for the best as

they go through security. >> if they can't communicate we call into the system at all. we can't call into the diamond line. >> very surprised. people camped out on the floor. sleeping everywhere. >> now this is one of the more interesting things we've seen today. one passenger rob stephenson of ann arbor, michigan showed a photo of a handwritten boarding pass he got at heathrow airport in london when it began. that's not the case at sfo. s are getting their boarding passes. some folks are very upset. we've seen people crying and sleeping on the floor. but a lot of folks just trying to be patient. one gentleman from birmingham said what can i do? i can't fly there myself. if you are traveling today or in the next coming days where the fall out continues, you might want to check with delta whenever you can. you have rights in this because it's not a storm. it's not a so-called act of god.

you're entitled to some sort of competition from the airline because it was their fault. go to nbcbayarea.com and we posted new information about how to go about that. in the meantime, these folks are remarkably patient considering the circumstances. we will stay with them through the morning and bring you zwr zwrup -- updates as we get them. >> thank you. for more breaking news following this morning in oakland. a killer is on the run after a doubled had early this morning. happened a little bit before 2:00 on 98th street, not far from the oakland airport. a third person was injured and is now in the. when officers arrived, they saw a car fully engulfed in flames. now they're trying to determine if the car is connected to the shooting. also, breaking this at least one person hospitalized after a shooting outside a nightclub. san francisco police are not saying much about what events lead up to that incident early this morning. there was a very large police

presence at the crime seen, which is at 2nd and mission streets. we're also on the phone working to get you more information. 635 now. authorities in the east are saying little about a weekend homicide in the exclusive black hawk neighborhood. deputies discovered a 69-year-old woman dead on quayle run lane near black hawk country club. investigators are calling this a domestic violence incident. the woman's identity hasn't been released. deputies are not saying if an arrest has been made. they're not indicating how that woman died. striking santa clara county court clerks enter their second week on the picket line. they promise to continue their protest against the new county courthouse which is expected to open later this week. clerks walked off the job on wednesday. on friday they were picketing outside the $2 million facility on first street. the union believes that money could have gone to make a better deal for cleshs instead was used

for the new building. the county said state money covered the building costs. back to olympics coverages from rio. a live look at two olympics calderons burning this morning. three days into the competition and bay area athletes are helping team usa dominate those games. >> some performances our own jessica aguirre is live in rio. we talked about the olympics swimmers. some shedding tears other shattering records. >> reporter: good morning. so impressive. it's go time here in olympics park. lots of people still here. just streaming in. events are getting underway as we speak. yes, we have seen some unbelievable action coming from bay area athletes. we saw alex massialas bring silver home in men's foil fencing.

we saw katie ledecky smash it in the pool last night. there's no question that here at olympics park they're crushing team usa. >> team usa making waves in the olympics pool lead by 19-year-old super star katie ledecky will be attending stanford in the fall. she shattered her own world record winning gold in the had 400 free. >> it's great. >> nathan adrian, the cocaptain of the men's u.s. olympics swim team secured the gold in the 4 x 100 relay. michael phelps added a 19th gold medal to his collection. and 28-year-old uc berkeley grad dana was the bronze in the 100 meter butterfly as part of her comeback after having a baby. >> i'm so happy. time wise maybe not so much. to get -- to be be in that field and racing sara. to be at the olympics again it's

amazing. and all i wanted was to get a medal. i'm extremely happy. >> it's her second medal in rio. she won silver in the 4 x 100 freestyle relay. the u.s. women lead every event in the gymnastics qualification. the american women looked almost unstoppable nearly sweeping the qualifying enlts as a team. with simone biles and ally reisman securing a spot. and the ladies team is so far ahead that the russian gymnasts said it's going to be almost impossible to catch up with them. and simone biles proving she may well be the best gymnast of all time. gabby douglas will not be defending her individual all around gold. she's performing well. hushing critics who said she shouldn't have been on the team at all. ladies will be back in rio center arena on tuesday. but the men, they'll be

competing this evening. u.s. men's team now in second place. and then we'll have a lot of action in the pool again today. cal's ryan murphy will be there. misty franklin making her debut. katie ledecky will be back in the pool. michael phelps will be swimming his first individual event at aquatic center. that's going to be nuts in there. just in a little bit i'll be heading over to watch marty malloy, who got bronze in judo in 2012 london games will be going to medal again. she'll be the first u.s. athlete to bring home back-to-back medals from two olympics. that's where i'm headed. >> great place to be. thank you for the details. >> so cool everything going on there in rio. all the talk of pools making us think it's not a bad place to be. >> you don't want to see our 100 meter. >> probably not.

as you watch on television today you'll say, wow, it's raining. or maybe off and on. here is a look at the temperatures in rio today. this is a look at the forecast. it's pacific time. they're four hours ahead of us. they're looking at 70s today. here at home we will have a nice start. some morning low clouds at 45 -- 54 degrees. in san fransisco some upper 80s to low 90s. that's where you'll want to do some freestyle or the breaststroke today. let's head to make now. he has some hope and improvement in free monlt. >> there was a crawl for 680. we're looking over here most of the bay was in a tough drive for 680. i had hopes for improvement. the reports of chp said they're going to reopen lanes before 7:00. it's overturned three vehicles in the crash involved south of mission.

four lanes are blocked. that leaves the shoulder or the toll lane to get by. no good alternate. i say had hopes. they said we don't know when we're going to open it. maybe 7:00 is not a good guess. you can take 580 toward 880. the slowing started to smooth out for hayward. the build is on for the entire portion of the bay. coming up next friends and family mourning a death of a bay area athlete. shot and killed near aquatic park in san francisco while reportedly playing pokemon go. the latest on the case coming up. the stock markets start the day at record highs. we take a look at the big board out at the nyse. dow industrials gaining another 15 points.

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but if you ask our almond growers... there's no maybe about it. almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. proud sponsor of usa volleyball. remembering a young athlete - gunned down over the weekend near a popular san bay area community is remembering a young athlete gunned down over the weekend near a poplar san francisco tourist destination. 20-year-old calvin riley was shot and killed whiling pokemon go. today in the bay pete suranos live where the shooting happened. do we know if the victim was targeted in this? >> reporter: well, family friend of the victim, 20-year-old calvin riley believes it was a random act of violence when riley was simply playing pokemon

go near aquatic park in san francisco. riley was a graduate from sara high in san mateo and a baseball pitcher at san joaquin delta college in stockton. park police are in charge of the investigation. they confirm if riley was playing pokemon go. the family friend tells riley was in the area with a friend saturday night enjoying the city. we'll hear what police are doing in response to this shooting. they were walking along playing pokemon go. calvin got a few steps ahead of his buddy. calvin went around the corn earn and his buddy heard gunshots. seems to be another random act of violence. >> they do patrol it regularly. i don't know. like i said it's, an unusual occurrence. >> reporter: it's an ongoing investigation. police are looking for a

suspect. type line has been set up. we have that information on our website at nbcbayarea.com. live in san francisco "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. decision 2016 now. and republican presidential nominee donald trump is expected to deliver a major speech today focussed on the economy. this is going to happen at the detroit economic club. many people expect the plan to include claims that he can double economic growth by imposing tariffs on china and renegotiating global trade rules. hillary clinton, on the other hand, is delivering her own economics on thursday. the silicon valley will be watching the speech carefully. >> let's join koth mcgrew now. new tariffs could make the products we make here expensive. >> donald trump called for both a boycott of apple products and a tariff. he said as high as 40% maybe even higher out of technology made in china. we've not gotten very many specifics. would that include

american-designed products manufactured in china? just chinese products? silicon valley looking forward to specifics today. speaking of iphones, an analysis of trump's tweets show his angier tweets come from a different phone. a blogger points out angry trump uses android. nice trump uses i. for instance, all references to senate elizabeth warren made when he tweets on android he calls her names. every single time. all references to senator warren on an iphone when he tweets out, he calls her senator warren. every time. there are two theories. one, he switches phones when he switches moods or the phones affects his mood. those don't seem logical. the blogger who tracks the tweets said it's more likely trump's staff is using the iphone and trump himself using the android. the independent journal reports this morning a medical billing company paid a ransom to

hackers to free up the computer system. the company said, quote, there's new evidence your personal data was accessed. the company murin said it paid the ransom but won't say how much. it's not clear if the company told police. taking a look at markets this morning. the new record in a young lady on the nasdaq there. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 opened at report and just hit new records. i think it's because of her. >> there you go. what a great memory for her. >> what is she drawing on? >> they sign your name. >> very cool. >> thank you, scott. road to rio. we've been talking about it all morning. we talk about rain today. yesterday strong wind caused major problems for athletes and fans. look at that. entire medal movement there. gusts toppled barricades and umbrellas and forced people to dodge debris. choppy water forced the cancellation of rowing events. it lead to delays for tennis and kayaking competitions.

organizers are counting on conditions to settle down later today. for the people alone, bad hair days. >> what is interesting is this is normally their dry season. they normally don't get that much rain a couple of days in a row. it's interesting. they probably picked that spot for that reason. but we are going to have more dry weather here in the bay area. we'll be watching those showers on tv. as we get a live look from mount hamilton. it's all clear across the south bay. but we some cloud building up along the coastline. pretty much the same picture we've seen from the past l of days. as you head out it's 47 in santa rosa. 47 in morgan hill. we have some upper 50s for spots like oakland and concord. winds have shifted direction and coming from the north. we don't have the strong on shore flow that gave us the break from the heat. as we went to the weekend now we're going to see the temperatures warming up at least it will feel breezy to give us a

little bit of a break. expect more of the same tomorrow. a look at the microclimates. pacifica 67 degrees. upper 60s for the financial district. 90 in fairfield today. walnut creek at 88. 89 in liver more. there's intense heat across the desert southwest. we'll catch a break for the middle of the week as cool air drops in. by the end of the week high pressure builds once again. we're shifting back and forth. there will be less marine air for the weekend. the valleys will be heating up into the 80s and 90. it will be nice and very comfortable for the next several days. 70s for the weekend. but for the inland valleys we're expecting those highs to reach into the upper 80s to low 90s. it does get hot this weekend. maybe making plans for a beach trip wouldn't be a bad idea at all. let's head over to mike now for a big change on the trouble on the tri-valley.

>> they didn't know when they hoped to clear 680. well, they didn't know when it turned to be a few minutes after i told you. that's basically showing a smooth drive. a better drive out of fremont. look at your map. you have no real big surprises in south bay. a subtle build northbound starting there. the earlier issue the crash improvement now at washington boulevard. slowing starting back on highway 84 coming down into the area out of pleasanton. it's a tough drive for the tri-valley but a clear from the crash and the earlier tree downed. i want to show you also southbound 880 that crash. once you past 23 you're okay. if you're headed towarded bay

bridge you'll be met with the back up at the toll plaza. no clay delay -- delays on the peninsula. >> tracking several breaking news stories since we first came on-air at 4:30 including two bay area police officers anywhered in an overnight crash at a delta out age impacting our travel across the world. a special moment at a california hospital. two formerly onjoin lly conjoinn dresses to thank the medical team that helped them over the years. read the story on facebook. plus, we're in full olympics mode at nbc bay area. head to the home page for the bios on our local olympians. there's plenty of them. we're back in two minutes.

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updates to several breaking news stor- welcome back. before you head out the door updates to several breaking news stories. in oakland where a killer is on the run after a double homicide early this morning. it happened on 98th street. not too far from the oakland airport.

a third person was hurt and is in the hospital right now. as you can tell from the video, when officers arrived they found a car fully engulfed in flames. we're trying to learn from police if that car is somehow connected to the double homicide. also, in oakland. two opd officers recovering after their use ecruiser crashe into another car. it happened in the area of 14th and foothill boulevard. the other car involved smashed into a nearby building. the driver of that car is hurt. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. and delta airlines with the second fleet in the world now says its computers are going back online after a power outage atlanta crippled its systems. ground stop has come to an end. there are still, though, major delays, as you can tell from the lines at many airports in the bay area including sfo. if you're traveling today, call the airline ahead of time. back to our olympics coverage as you take a live look at rio this morning. day three of competition is

underway. >> jessica aguirre joins us live more time this morning. jess, give us your assessment so far how the games are going overall and how bay area athletes performed. >> reporter: wow, you have to admit that bay area athletes are doing fantastic. the medal count is great. and, you know, so far if you ask the people in the park how they think the games are going, they'll tell you they're having a wonderful time. if you go to the venues, whether it was men's basketball the other night when the usa team was playing or last night at the pool when you had ledecky and phelps swimming. i mean, the area in those centers is just electrifying. the fans are excited. you know, the athletes are just doing fantastic. and i have to say, having the opportunity to be able to watch them break those records and then be able to speak to them after and see these accomplished young people breaking these records is just phenomenal. you can't help but get caught up in the excitement yourself. it's just great. so far so good. >> there you go.

we love hearing from you, as well. we're feeling that excitement here at home as we watch all of these incredible athletes doing that thing. >> and hearing their parents talk about their pride and joy. >> years of support. years of support. >> we're supporting you in the beautiful forecast to kick off the week. >> yes. it it will be a great day even though we start out with clouds and fog in spots. cool temperatures in the north bay. warming up to 88 degrees there as well as the tri-valley. upper 80s for the south bay. >> speaks of the tri-valley. there there's a lot of trouble for 680. the traffic is recovering for the tri-valley. it's better news. 680 southbound the earlier crash we've been following the second two of issues for the stretch cleared up. now we have a slower drive toward the highway 84. the east bay shows slowing for southbound 880. watch your slow lane.

>> that's what's happening "today in the bay." we're back at 7:25 with a live look at the update. >> join us for bay news at 11:00. hope you have a great day! good morning. americans rule the pool. >> going to give them a significant lead. >> a big night for michael phelps and katie ledecky. phelps adding a 19th gold medal to his record olympic haul in the 4 by 100 meter freestyle relay, while kie ledecky shatters her own world record in her own free, leaving her competition way behind. >> ledecky is on the way to history in these games. the u.s. gymnastics team dominant as they begin their quest for gold. >> beautifully executed. >> but a stunner in tennis. three-time doubles champ serena and venus williams out in the first round. "today," monday, august 8th, 2016.