temperatures. higher humidity. early in the day is the best time for the firefighters to try to tackle the weather and get a hand up on it. as we look at the wind pattern today, as we go to the upper levels at 10,000 feet, the winds are coming in for from a northwesterly direction. you can see where the fire is there south of clear lake. it's north of santa rosa. and at 5,000 feet the winds are coming from the east. that could spread it in a different direction. we'll have winds coming in from the northwest turning we recally as we go into the evening. the high temperature today at 97 in that region. the humidity will drop down to 14% in the middle of the day. so that makes it very hot, very windy, and very dry. not the best conditions for that wild fire. for more information on that, i'll send it back to you. it's been devastating residents describing smoke oner

block yesterday. the devastation is hitting lake county hard. >> they're calling it the clayton fire. it's tearing through lower lake. firefighters are working tirelessly to save those homes in the fire's path. the hardest hit is that lower lake area. historic businesses have been reduced to ash. the community of clear lake is threatened at this hour. last update we received said 3,000 acres are burned. fire officials say that's a conservative estimate. it's unclear how many homes have been destroyed. fire officials say at least ten. the number is expected to rise dramatically. 6,000 people have been forced to evacuate. so far several local strike teams are on the lines helping battle the flames. there are several strike teams from the bay area that have been deployed to help fight the clayton fire.

leading the group is a firefighter who deployed to a similar area last year to battle rocky fire. >> we're prepared to do whatever they would like us to do. we focus on structure defense but assist in in way, shape, or form. >> ma ring county fire and san mateo and alameda among some of the strike teams. we will be tracking the latest on the story. you can get complete coverage across our digital platforms. another violent night in hayward, which has seen a spike recently in violent activity. police are investigating a homicide that happened on cottonwood avenue about 7:00. investigators say when they arrived they found a man suffering from apparent stab wounds. he was later pronounced dead. witnesses tell police the victim had a run in with two other men earlier in the night. the suspects were seen getting away from the scene in a white

vehicle. it marks the city's eighth homicide of 2016. a developing story we're watching closely in wisconsin. a state of emergency is in effect for milwaukee. comes after a violent weekend following the fatal police shooting of a man who police say had a gun in his hand and trying to flee from a traffic spot. the sherman park town area exploded on saturday night. investigators say was armed and trying to flee a traffic stop. that confrontation was caught on a police body camera. the video is yet to be released. the police chief calls it a silent movie. there's no audio. there's a demand to release the video to verify what police is saying is accurate. >> every moment it's not released milwaukee is teetering and to the -- tottering between does it explode or continue to wait until the next police heighting? >> as milwaukee tries to restore order on the streets, officials are tallying up the damage. they say a gas station, auto supply store, and bank were

burned. seven police cruisers were destroyed. back on the job. santa clara county court workers will be back to work after weeks of labor strikes. kris sanchez has been following the strike since it started. what is next? >> good morning. the striking workers we saw on the picket line for the last eight days came to an agreement with the court administration. they'll be back on the job at 8:00 this morning. if you have court business here, bear in mind though they'll be on the job, there's a backlog of court activity that has to happen over the next few days before everything catches up back to normal. the 300 or so workers were on the picket line on friday. they spent sunday morning and afternoon in an auditorium at the sheriff's department voting on the agreement that the union reached with the board administration. in a nutshell, the union gets a

raise this year and next year. a shorter contract so they can regoerkt in 18 months instead of two years. they didn't get the back pay they were hoping for for the eight days they were on strike and got no pay. the union sent me a statement from the president reading, quote, our members spoke loud and clear that this contract will begin to help them afford to live and work with in the most expensive areas of the country. with the ratification of this contract, reconciliation process with the court administration must begin. the court sent a statement saying "the court is eager to move forward together and welcomes the rushing of our employees tomorrow and the resuming of our regular operations. the quote they gave to the mercury news. in related news, during the strike we saw quite a few signs on the picket line referencing the new $200 million courthouse here in santa clara county down

the road. subseque consequently it opens today, as well. the court workers will be back on the job at 8:00. "today in the bay" kris sanchez. thank you. taking you back out live to rio. week two of the summer games gets underway. team usa continues to sweep up the gold medals. they're expected to pick up more this week. >> nbc bay area jessica aguirre is live with what is on tap today. first, jess, a dangerous situation unraveling for several u.s. swimmers. >> reporter: certainly. not the kind of publicity the ioc was talking about. swimming sensation ryan lochte and three other team usa members who were robbed. lochte and the swimmers were coming back from a party at the hospitality house of france in a taxi when they were stopped by men who appeared to be police officers. it turned out they were armed

gunmen who robbed the three swimmers including lochte, and told them to get on the ground. >> i was like -- so i'm not getting down on the ground. and the guy, pulled out his gun, cocked it, put it to my forehead and i was like whatever. he took our money, took my wallet. >> now luckily no one was injured, but it could have been much, much worse. there have been some incidents of petty thievery here at the rio games, but certainly this is the most high-profile incident. nathan adrian is happy that everyone is safe. trust me, so is everyone here at the rio olympics. on a more positive side let's take you inside to gymnastics. simone biles made it three gold medals when she woman the women's vaulting event. the first time the u.s. has taken this medal. today she's back in the gym but

going for the -- she'll be competing in balance beam along with teammate laurie hernandez. check out this guy. he likes to throw people! we're talking about robby smith who competes today in the greco roman restwrestling. he grew up in concord and he said wrestling in the east bay changed his life. >> do what i do best. wrestle hard. it's really that simple. i mean, i have a big heart. i have some big lungs. i beat people up and i like to throw people on their heads. it's pretty awesome. >> reporter: he's known for the signature beard and he wears white, red, and blue socks high up to his knees. he'll be wrestling this afternoon. look for him, as well. the medal count at 69 but they're going to be adding more to that. sam and laura, check out my

twitter page at jessaguirre@nbc. i got the chance to put on gold medals. >> is it pretty heavy hardware, jess? >> reporter: super heavy! and very impressive when you put it on. i almost didn't want to put them on because i was embarrassed to. anthony irvine plopped them on me. i'm glad he did. it was a great experience. >> what an honor. very cool. we'll check back with you. thank you very much. how many times in your life did so you a dream to touch and olympics gold medal. i want to take a bite out of that thing. >> you know how many mouths -- let's check the forecast with kari. we're coming off a pretty hot weekend. >> yeah. it was a hot weekend. and we're seeing warm weather in rio today. we're going to see the temperatures reaching into the mid 80s. when you factor in the humidity will feel warmer than this. keep in mind this is pacific time. they're four hours ahead of us. this will be the noontime temperature. here at home we're going to have

to deal with hot weather. especially as you get away from the coastline. san francisco will be up to 67 degrees today. santa rosa 88. check out fair built at 102 degrees. liver moore at 96 and morgan hill 95 degrees. we head over to mike. he's tracking barbara walterss in t-- brake lights in the sout bay. >> b.a.r.t. is recovering from the earlier delay caused by overnight track inspections. we should be on schedule in a few minutes. the rest of the bay minor crash at 92 and also at 680 going through san ramon. this is where the slowing shows up. . san martin. this one stretch about three miles. it's about four miles of slow driving right now. it does look like concord with the construction was overnight. that crew is clearing because look at the speed sensors are starting to improve. no need to get toward monterrey.

stay with 101. about 10 to 15 minute clays. the bay bridge no delay. a smooth drive at the toll plaza. a minor delay for some of the cash payers. back to you. thank you, mike. scary moments for travelers in new york city. what prompted the evacuation of jfk international late last night. we hope for more records on wall street this morning. plus, the democrats suffer another data dump. take a look in business and technical. comfort food...

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international airport last night. panicked travelers ran through the airport after a serious scare at jfk international airport last night. panicked travelers ran through the airport after reports of gunshots heard in one of the terminals. police evacuated parts of the airport but eventually gave the all clear saying there was no threat. some flights were acancelled. donald trump giving a major speech later today and will be shifting focus from hillary clinton to what he calls the crooked media. the new wall street journal poll urges the republican party editorial, we should say, urges the republican party to dump trump if he can't turn things around by labor day. the party said it's too soon for that. trump is in ohio today for a major speech on national security. his latest strategy for winning

the election? blame the media. >> i'm not running against crooked hillary. i'm running against the crooked media. >> trump is calling out news outlets as disgusting and dishonest. he suggests that polling credentials from the new york times like the washington post situation is also an option. in the meantime, hillary clinton campaigns with joe biden in scrant scranton, pennsylvania later today. biden is expected to say that clinton is the candidate focussed on jobs and education. time to fly into the digital world. the federal aviation administration will announce the switch to digital radio communication. comptrollers and pilots communicate verbally using analog radios which is labor intensive and time consumers. with a push of a button controllers will be able to send routine instructions to the flight deck. they hope it will lead to fewer communications errors in the future.

more political secrets dumped over the. personal data including phone numbers. >> and the russians likely behind it, according to law enforcement officers. it contains a lot of personal information about politicians and their staff. california's nancy pelosi said she's gotten, quote, obscene and sick phone calls on her personal cell phone. tim cook is reflecting back on nearly five years at the helm of apple. he did a long interviewed with washington post over the weekend saying he consulted with bill clinton about how to testify before congress. and anderson cooper about coming out. i thought the way he handled his announcement, cook said, was classy. i was getting advice from people i thought were great people and would have given deep thought about it. the markets set to make all kinds of records. perhaps in this case did last week. let's check with susan li live

at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning. wall street is looking to resume the winning streak later on today. after the major indexes ended the week to break even on friday. we're looking a the latest health check of the housing market with a national association of builders releasing the monthly housing market index. in terms of earnings, sisco just released theirs. the dow did fall by 3. -- 37 points. the nasdaq did gain 4 1/2 points. again, a flat close. we heard training 5232 for the tech heavy nasdaq. that's the latest here. back to you. tesla changed the way it's describing the auto pilot software on the chinese website. after a minor crash there. the driver said tesla was steering itself and it steered itself right into a parked car. reuters said the words

"self-driving" has been replaced. sam, have you watched this? after the show was kicked off the bbc. the show's host went to netflix and amazon. they got in a bidding war. we know how big the bidding war was. netflix said the hosts want $210 million. that's why netflix quit bidding. amazon paid at least $210 if not more to the hosts. we're not talking about the cars about helicopters. netflix too rich for us. it will be on amazon. it's the most popular show in the world? >> yeah. >> high-stakes game there. i was busy watching the olympics. i think i have a reasonable kpooer excu excuse. >> if you've been missing work

to -- >> i haven't done that. >> i have been here monday through friday, thank you. according to a new survey, more than 38 million americans plan on missing work to watch the 2016 olympics in rio. a majority said they're going to watch while at work while others say they're going to leave early or come in late. or even call out sick to catch the games. >> no. >> i don't have permission. >> it's good for us because it's on our station! if we're watching it at work it's just like, hey, we're watching our programming. >> exactly. supporting the team. >> yes, we are. >> i love how inspiration the olympians are. it makes you feel like you can try it. >> yeah. you can do anything. >> then you try it and you're like not so much. >> yeah. >> we've been following all morning long, all weekend the clayton fire going on. >> oh, yes. >> and the conditions continue to be difficult because of the winds. >> yeah. and the winds are shifting. they've been light variable and not only that but it's hot and

very dry. so as we go into the day, we're expecting more of those same conditions. here at home we're going to see the temperatures heating up. here is a live look outside over san jose. we start out with clouds but we'll have some decreasing air quality with our moderate air quality along with the high ozone levels as our temperatures inch up up a couple more degrees. 61 heading up to 87. emergency clouds and a little bit watcher today. as we through the middle of the week, our heat continues to build with some 90 degree temperatures for the inland valleys. by late in the week our temperatures cool down a couple of degrees. and that will be for the weekend. so we'll talk about that. right now it's 56 degrees in the tri-valley as well as san francisco. and 61 degrees in the south bay. lower 50s for the north reaching into the low 90s there. 67 degrees in san francisco. we'll see a lot of wide spread 90s away from the coastline. as far as the wind speed starting out with the northerly

wind and turning on shore as we go through the day. by then it'll still already be very hot. we won't have much of a wind. about 10 to 15 miles per hour both today and tomorrow. through the day in oakland looking at highs in the low 070s by the middle of the day. a nice one. san francisco up to 67 degrees today. but mostly some 70s throughout the week. so getting a little bit warmer there and very hot as you go away from the coast to the inland valleys. up to 99 degrees on this wednesday. heading over to mike now. he's tracking recovery for 101. >> yeah. that's the only roadway that needed recovery. the ba.a.r.t. system delays recovering. fender bender on the shoulder of the roadway. nothing major except for the stretch of 101 north out of san martin. a traffic jam to cochran at the top of the screen. it improved. all lanes are cleared. got the all clear view.

cal train as well. no more problems out of morgan hill. looking toward the golden gate bridge. no problems there as far as the flow of traffic. you can't see anything above roadway. there are low clouds and may be fog later. we're looking over toward san rafael. a smooth flow southbound. >> thank you, mike. coming up next cal train looking to upgrade the fleet. plus, hitting the trails. the east bay town where mountain bikers may soon have more room to ride. now to an investigative unit

exclusive: =rail= endangered whales are being killed off the california coast, including right here in the bay at 5:25 monday morning to an investigative unit exclusive. endangered whales are being killed off the california coast, including here in the bay area. a popular feeding ground is here for whales, but the busy ports nearby are a big threat. ships unknowingly hitting and killing whales. tonight after the olympics investigative reporter takes us the coast to explain why plans to protect the whales have partially failed and he's obtained federal documents to find out how often ships are actually striking whales. >> our worry is that those represent the tip of the iceberg. >> leading researchers believe the problem could be even worse than we think. we'll tell you why and give you a rare underwater glimpse of the

largest mans on earth. be sure to catch our full investigation tonight after the olympics. new sken i are for mountain bikers could be a reality soon. a proposal to allow bike riders on water shed lands will be discussed at a public meeting today. there are some 28,000 acres of water head lands around the reservoirs in alameda counties. the district currently bars riders from using any of the back country trails on the lands. considering a pilot project that would allow limited bike access. cal train is celebrating an $80 million update. the transit agency signed a contract today with two firms that will deliver high performance electrics. the san francisco board of supervisors recently approved $80 million toward the electrification project. 29 of cal train's diesel

locomotives will be switched out to electric. coming up families uprooted and businesses destroyed. our live team coverage from the clayton fire continues. thousands are evaluated as the clayton fire continues to burn here. the live update from lower lake coming up. as law enforcement finally captured a serial shooter who has been terrorizing the south bay? i'm bob redell. we're looking for the answer coming up. i'm jessica aguirre live at olympics park. usain bomb continyousain bolt c fastest man in the world. how much the jamaican man makes per second. comfort food...

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a busy start to the monday. >> a typical start. it's very calm. great news. earlier delays for b.a.r.t. cleared up. . no surprises for the tri-valley. toward the bay bridge a smooth, easy drive toward the bay bridge toll plaza. the cash lane is starting a little back up. that's the tradition. over the weekend, we had some hot weather. what is going on? >> it starts out cool conditions this morning. coastal fog and clouds. then we turn our attention to the north bay where we've had the wild fire burning over the weekend. the clayton fire is far to the north. here is clear lake there. to the south of clear lake. and the wind pattern has been lying and variable. we start out with a northern wind and it tushes more easterly lower in the atmosphere. 10 to 15 miles per hour. at the surface we'll have hot temperatures and winds coming in from the west with humidity only

at 14% later on in the day. let's head to laura with an update on what is happening with the fire. >> that's right. it's been devastating what happened in lake county. a story we continue to follow this morning as well. we've covered it all weekend long as breaking news. it's hard to imagine all the businesses destroyed and homes. firefighters are working tirelessly to save what is left in the flames' path. pete sarranos live 90 miles south of lower lake. a instructive scene playing out. look at the devastation behind you. >> reporter: a instructive scene. we're on main street. you can see what is left here. you have burnt up cars. and off in the distance that's a habitat humidity building. that's down following this clayton fire. it started on saturday off highway 29 near clayton creek and south of lower lake.

yesterday afternoon we saw the strong winds, high temperatures, and those spot fires start to pop up. and the last numbers we show for the fire is at 5% containment and at least 6,000 people have been evacuated as a result. and more than 8,000 folks are without power. at least 10 homes destroyed. we spoke yesterday with marine johnston. one of those evacuees who grabbed her dogs, left home, not knowing what she's going to come back to. >> it's sad. i was upset. i'm all done crying. i'm all done being upset and done with it. now it's just, you know, got to be strong. keep going. >> reporter: more than a thousand fire piers are battling the clayton fire as we speak. comes nearly a year after the folks dealt with a massive valley fire. we'll have more on that and updates in the next hour. >> thank you so much, pete. we've been tracking the latest on the story and he'll be

following throughout the morning with updates. get complete coverage across our digital platforms. follow us on twitter for up to had the minute updates. there may be a break in the shooting spree terrorizing a south bay neighborhood. investigators want to know if a man brought into custody is a serial shooter targeting cars in south san jose. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, sam. we hope to receive confirmation from san jose police headquarters whether or not the man is the serial shooter. pd arrested this man early yesterday morning after a high-speed chase. officers tried to pull him over around 2:30 on blossomville but he would not stop.

he hit the gas and took off. police were finally able to stop him on bass come. they took him into custody. he faces a charge of evading arrest. investigators are trying to figure out if he's the same person who has been shooting at the cars on or near blossom hill road. since may ten people have been hit. the shootings happening around midnight. each instance the shooter fired one shot. reporting live outside san jose police headquarters bob redell "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. violent armed robbery on the peninsula. menlo park police are trying to track down men who targeted a trader joe's saturday night. two men came in after the store had closed. they got away with an undisclosed amount of money. it happened a the trader joe's on menlo avenue. the two were described as po

polynesian and wearing hood the sweat shirts, sweat pants, and white face masks. a palo alto high school science teacher is set to enter a plea on charges of sexually assaulting a student. ronnie pharaoh was arrested after police set up a sting. police worked with the girl to set up the meeting in the school's parking lot. when ferrell arrived, arrested. if convicted he faces up to 10 years in prison. santa clara county court workers head back to work. normal court operations will resume this morning. it may take a few days to clear the backlog from the eight-day strike. chrkris sanchez will have a liv update in a bit. we take a live look at

olympic torch. we're week two of the summer games and bay area athletes continue to shine. jessica aguirre has been tracking their success throughout the games. it's been an astounding first week for team usa. good morning. >> reporter: and now here we are in the second week, sam and laura. and track and field is underway. usain bolt continues to prove he is the fastest man in the world. he took another gold yesterday in the 100 meter. making it the third straight olympics he wins that race. he ran it in tnine seconds. and now to the court. the next game at cope pa on tuesday. look for that. it's going to be big.

these are the ones to beat. it seems impossible team usa women's water polo are unstoppable. they take on brazil today in the quarter finals. that's going to be a ruckus match. making a splash in the bay is stanford's maria and her partner anita advanced in the duet in synchronized swimming. they dazzled judges. maria tweeting out she was happy with their first run. their next up routine is the duet. look for that. the stanford grad will be in the 3 meter diving competition this afternoon. it's going to be a big event for him. and one final note on usain. so he made -- let me give it to

you. $32 million last year, according to forbes magazine, he ran 274 seconds. making the average that he makes per second $120,000 a second. so when it comes to bolt, every second really does count. >> no kidding. wow. >> he's the fastest man in the world and the fastest earner in the world. jessica aguirre live in rio. >> reporter: yes! time to check the forecast with kari. all right. nothing to run around. if you run, start early. >> definitely. you don't want to do that in the middle of the day when temperatures will be heating up. here is where we start this morning in the 50s and low 60s. 56 in san francisco. and heading up to 67 degrees. and now most of our inland areas will be developing out in the 90s. 91 in the north bay. 95 in the tri-valley. and 90 in the south bay. while the peninsula will be at 77 degrees. over the next few days expect to get even hotter.

i'll detail that coming up in less than ten minutes. heading over to mike a quick change at the bay bridge. >> we know that can change quickly as the metering lights get turned off. cooper tee know, mountain view starting school. it happens in san jose in a couple days. patterns are holding up standard. east bay no problem for the upper east show. slowing on the bay bridge. live look at the toll plaza shows you the back up as the metering lights are on. back to you. >> thank you. coming up next chaos in the streets of milwaukee. we'll show you what happened after yet another night full of violence following a deadly police shooting. the latest developments in a live report coming up in two minutes. =sam/cont.vo=

more chaos in the streets of milwaukee overnight... more chaos in milwaukee overnight. riots, looting, fire. a state of emergency is in effect after a violent couple of nights following a deadly police shooting. today in the bay tracie potts monitoring the situation. we know the national guard is standing by. it continues to escalade. >> yeah. >> reporter: as of this morning they call in the milwaukee police saying they have it under control. another violent night. not as bad in terms of fires and property damage. one officer went to the hospital after someone shot a rock at his windshield in his squad car. another person, an 18-year-old got shot in the melee. they had to take him to the hospital in an armored car in the middle of it all. police trying to get their hands around it with rocks and glass

bottles and bricks being thrown. what started as a peaceful demonstration. about a hundred people at a candle light vigil in the park. it started saturday when a black man in milwaukee was shot by an african-american officer. both of them about the same age. the police say that the man had a gun in his hand. he turned around and pointed it at the officer. that's when the officer shot him. and they say they've got body cam video to prove it. the video hasn't been released yet. >> thank you. a search for a permanent police chief of police continues in san francisco. scott is going to talk to us more about that in a second. city leaders are asking for the publics' input as they figure out the next permanent chief. they are holding five community meetings this month. the first tonight at 5:00 on dale avenue. it comes just days after acting police chief tony chaplain

announced he wants the role permanently. chaplain was named interim chief the same day the chief resigned following several controversies. malware hitting several major hotel chains. it goes back to h.e.i. affecting 20 of the u.s. properties including brands like marriott, hyatt, and intercontinental. they may have stolen payment card data during transactions to buy food, drinks, et. cetera. transactions. if you ever get a notice on your facebook feed telling you you've won a giant lottery surprise, it's a scam. scammers are sending facebook users fake notices claiming they have won the lottery. they are told to reach out over the facebook message. they have to pay several tax fees. one victim emptied his entire savings account.

paying fees that kept coming. >> i have so much confidence in the people because it sounded so real. i'm very disappointed. i'm out of $50,000. i have to delay my retirement. facebook said there is no lottery and there never will be. the federal trade commission warns unless you enter the lottery, you did not win. ab executive at the bay area electronic arts said he was stopped by the highway patrol on vacation and has an account posted on facebook. >> it happened in arizona. it happened in front of the man's 7-year-old daughter. scott mcgrew here. he was pulled over in his rental car by a state -- arizona state troopers. he had no idea why he was pulled over. he said he wasn't speeding. he snapped this picture after it was all over. according to wallton, the

highway patrol man threatened to shoot him telling the family he had blown two holes in wallton. wunz supervisors showed up it turned out it was a misunderstanding. the car rental company earlier reported one of the car's plates had been stolen. the car had not been stolen. one of the front plates had been stolen. the trooper misunderstood the report and thought he was dealing with a stolen car. wallton seen here with his daughter says the only reason i'm alive, probably, is because i'm, quote, a 48-year-old white man a scrawny one, at that, with a mickey mouse t-shirt and cargo shorts and not a person of color. we contacted the arizona patrol over the weekend. have not yet heard back. we should point out wallton is known around silicon valley for a book in which he recounts his own criminal case involving art fraud. we'll continue to track this case.

obviously, hope to get the highway patrol's release. you can read about it on facebook. liftoff in nine. spacex successfully launched another satellite. the company said everything went perfectly. later this fall they're going to relaunch one of theirs. it's not the launch. it will happen later this fall. that will make history, as well. >> very cool. make history of a different sort in the bay area today. the dunkin' donuts. their slogan is america runs on dunkin. laura is treating. this morning the famed dunkin' donuts chain makes the debut on the peninsula on half-moon bay in san mateo road. they're giving out free samples and special giveaways to celebrate. >> i saw that just about to

open. i was like where is the pop eye's? it depends on the time of day. >> right. maybe one next door. we'll have some great weather. maybe iced coffee today. it will be heating up as we go into the afternoon. we're starting out this morning with low clouds all across the bay area. also in san francisco. here is a live look outside from at&t park. and it is a nice, cool start. temperatures in the mid 50s. a little bit of a breeze there. we'll see it this afternoon. we are mostly at about 56 or 57 degrees. san jose at 61 degrees. and 53 degrees in napa. and today's high brings it up to 102 degrees in fairfield. compare that to 67 degrees in san francisco. and santa rosa at 88 degrees. 73 in oakland. a wide range of temperatures. as we start out with a light north wind and coastal clouds.

all of that clears out. our winds pick up and move on shore about 10 to 15 miles per hour. we'll say the same thing tomorrow with a northerly start and westerly breeze to cool things off later in the day. 100 in gill roy today. and palo alto 83 degrees. napa 90. oakland in the low 70s. concord 94 degrees. and 97 today in pleasanton. so looking at the big picture, high pressure continues to build just to the west of us. and that will influence our weather throughout the week. actually, our weather, our temperatures become intense with that heat. and some dry conditions ahead. looking at san francisco and what else to expect for the rest of the week, we go from the upper 60s today to the mid 70s by wednesday. that will be the warmest day of the week and it comes down a couple more degrees time for the weekend. we'll see more of the same for

the valley. up to 99 on wednesday. sizzling temperatures and then we'll drop it by about 10 degrees by saturday. heading over to mike, he's tracking a crash for the tri-valley. >> right. a pretty smooth drive for most of the bay but we did see it pop up. 680 southbound. before you get to stone ridge off 580 all the way down that's the stretch seeing the slowing. it's been building for the last seven or eight minutes. we have a crash there. it's northbound 680. that's a distractions for folks traveling to the area. that's why there's a concern. we're looking toward 84. that's not unusual for that portion of livermore. as we move over here we're looking at 242 also southbound slow from highway 4 to 680. the typical start for the morning commute. we see an earlier debris report. i'm watching for any complications. overall a smooth drive throughout the area. approaching the bay bridge with

the metering lights on. the back up is approaching the toll plaza. and 880 as you pass high street. look at the volume of traffic. you're not lonely this morning. back to you. >> thank you so much. a south bay firefighter injured on the job is now out of the hospital and recovering. he was hurt battling this fire in the san jose saturday night. the fire burned two homes but everyone else made it out safely. a developing story from the deep south. thousands of people were rescued. this over the weekend. president obama assigned a federal zasterser declaration for the state of louisiana as historic rain and heavy flooding paralyzed the state. four people have been killed and 10,000 are in shelters this morning. state police helicopterers are sweeping the region bringing food and water supplies to drivers who are stuck and have been more than a day in their cars. parts of the state of louisiana

have been blasted up to 25 inches of rain. all of that just since friday. >> tough go there. coming up next on "today in the bay." we investigate. chemicals can be toxic. carcinogens. >> would you want to live near a fracking site? we first exposed california's failure to regulate and monitor this industry. now we uncover new evidence that many fracking sites are still being kept from the public. but first, happening now a megabus headed for the bay area erupts into flames and one of the passengers is speaking out about a nightmare bus ride. you can find out more on nbcbayarea.com. following a trip to the medal podium for team gold in women's gymnastics. gabby douglas deciding to take a different kind of stand. speak out about backlash she's experienced on everything from her hair to her attitude. hear what gabby has to say on our facebook page.

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democratic fundraising reception this weekend at martha's vineyard. he's on a two-week long vacation with michelle and their daughters. more politics donald trump is in ohio for a major speech on national security and isis. his latest strategy for win t the -- winning the election is blame the media. >> i'm not running against crooked hillary. i'm running against the crooked media. >> trump is calling out news outlets as disgusting and dishonest. he suggests that polling -- pulling press credentials from the "new york times" like the what's post. when it comes to the controversial practice of fracking, the public is sometimes kept in the dark. steven stock broke the story of wide spread and unregulated prak fracking in california more than

two years ago. evidence is being kept from people living near the operations. >> good morning. we discovered that two years after the law regulating fracking actually took effect, in some cases, citizens are still being kept in the dark about when and where wells near them are being fracked. following our investigation, the new law was passed, which requires the state division of oil, gas, and geothermal resources or dogger to both regulate and track all fracking here in california. we found between 130 and 175 different wells that had been tracked but still aren't showing up on doggr's website within 60 days as required by the new law. a doggr spokes admits the agency continues to miss some of the wells but said the agency is getting better and wants to be

fully transparent and inform the public about all going on. you can see our story plus a map of some of these wells that have been tracked but not put on the state's website on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail. right now at 6:00 we're getting word of new violence on the streets of hayward as police investigate another hoods. the fifth in a matter days. plus, we continue to track breaking news to our north. a far too familiar situation for so many people as in befowild f is tearing through parts of lake county now. we're live amongst the flames as firefighters work tirelessly to save thousands of homes. i'm kris sanchez in san jose. it will be a quiet morning outside the hall of justice as the clerks go back to work. i'll show you what we know about

the agreement. >> and anything but quiet down in rio. a live look at rio de janeiro this morning. we're in store for yet another day of high drama and jam-packed competition as the olympics enters the second week. we'll go there live when "today in the bay" continues now. a very good monday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we start with a look at your traffic patterns. mike said a typical monday. >> good morning. it's typical monday but things will change over the next few weeks as schools come back online. and the few weeks we're looking toward the bay. a pretty typical build. we have more slowing here for 84 coming off 580 toward isabel. and 680 south from 580 and then things are clearing up. the rest of th