inland, very different story. >> we will be hitting the 90s again today. it starts out nice and cool. it doesn't end that way for many spots. as we get a live look outside. all of our microclimate show showing that we start out with low clouds and patchy fog as well as some temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. heading into today we'll have some drifts of smoke in the north bay. 87 degrees there. 77 in the peninsula. and 93 in the tri-valley. while once again san francisco stays in the 60s. i'll detail that, what else to expect as we head into the next few minutes. mike takes a look a t the tri-valley. >> that's right. >> sunnyvale, gilroy today, more folks coming online. we'll see a shift in the next couple of weeks. the tri-valley where we haven't seen any change though. a tiny bit of slowing into the altamont pass and all this construction zone right now. nothing unusual. tri-valley is good at the dublin

interchange. bay bridge toll plaza. we'll jump over there where we see a smooth flow of traffic. low clouds over the oakland hills. so far drivers are not having a problem. now to that breaking news out of lake county where wildfires are tearing apart homes and businesses and charring thousands of acres. this morning a major twist in the story as the suspected serial arsonist is locked up. >> here's the latest at this hour. a state of emergency is now in effect for the area about 90 miles north of san francisco. 4,000 acres are scorched. nearly 200 homes and businesses just gone. the blaze only 5% contained. now let's bring in "today in the bay's" pete suratos who has been covering this story since yesterday. pete, what's happening right now and tell us more about what we uncovered about the suspect in this case. >> reporter: well, authorities are describing that suspect as a serial arsonist but we're near quarter horse lane and we showed you these communities. pretty much ravaged as a result

of this clayton fire. here's an example of this car that's in front of what used to be a home behind us that's pretty much burned down. and last night we had a big break in the case where authorities arresting a potential suspect. >> we're able to arrest mr. pashilk on 17 counts of arson. >> reporter: emotional reaction from about 200 homeowners last night when cal fire announced the arrest of damin pashilk. they believe he is responsible for starting not only the clayton fire but more than a dozen other fires over the past year. arrested on 17 counts of arson and the 40-year-old clearlake man is being described by authorities as a serial arsonist and cal fire explained last night the importance of this arrest for the community. >> the suspect is in jail tonight. that's what is important. so thank you. >> it's not much comfort when you don't know if your house is

still there. >> reporter: he was booked at the lake county jail yesterday. scheduled for court arraignment tomorrow in the lake county sheriff's department did not disclose what led them to pashilk or how he may have allegedly set the fire off. in the next half hour we'll discuss the overall damages to the area from the clayton fire. live in lower lake, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much. nbc bay area has teams dedicated to this story. update on our website nbcbayarea.com or you can always download our free app. developing at this hour, one person has died, another is seriously injured after a shooting in east san jose. you see that car with bullets in it. police say that two victims arrived in the same car at about 6:00 p.m. at regional medical center. investigators later determined that shooting likely happened near north white and mckee roads. one of the men died at the hospital. the other is expected to survive. police so far have not released

a suspect or a vehicle description. there are new questions arising about safety at the we t westfield shopping center. last week there were two violent incidents. first a homicide and a robberien side of that mall. everything fra gal cia's body was found in the stairwell last wednesday morning. now police say two days later three men beat and robbed a 20-year-old man in the same mall's bathroom. as gal cia's family waits for answers the incident sparks concerns about mall security. >> my brother is gone. but if we can prevent something else we need that to happen. >> the westfield center management says it's taking this investigation and security matters very seriously. it is the highest pro fight police job in the bay area and getting it is no sighs task. last night the san francisco city commission hold the first of five community meetings to help in the search for a permanent chief of police.

comes afterst just days after tony chal lan announced he wants it permanently. he was announced interim chief in may. a curfew apparently brought some peace to milwaukee overnight. the city has been overwhelmed by protests after a black man was shot and killed by a black police officer on saturday. the officer claims the suspect was armed with a semi automatic weapon. shooting was captured by the officer's body camera but the footage has not been released. they implemented the 10:00 p.m. kur fi last night for anyone 18 years old or younger. it was another action packed day on tap for the summer games. several bay area athletes are going to be back at it trying to snatch the gold as we enter day ten of the rio olympics. nbc bay area anchor jessica aguirre is live with what's in store for today's competitions. jess, get us up to speed. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. you can see it is a sunny day here in rio. quite a change from yesterday

where we saw lots of wind and rain but, to be on most, yesterday started off a lot like this, too, with lots of sunshine. now, no matter rain or shine, we will be hitting the beach tonight. kerri walsh jennings and april ross will be back at copacabana. yesterday was walsh's 38th birthday. today they take on brazil so that's going to be a super, super match-up. clayton's kristen ipson will be on the individual springboard. finished in the third place in the prelims yesterday but it's a fresh start today for all the men going in. ipsen is a two-time olympian. he won bronze in the 2012 synchronized springboard. good chance today. back for a second olympics is concord maria and her rookie partner anita alvarez. they're moving on 'n sync kro nized swimming. 12 pairs advance to the final duets today. now, listen to this. russia has won gold at every

game since 2000 synchronized swimming. the ladies are hoping that they can score well. and if you're wondering how they actually stay so close together and in tune underwater, there are speakers under water so they can hear the music. on land, we have simone biles and aly raisman in the women's individual floor exercise today. now, biles was performing that famous move of hers, the buys, it's an extraordinary tumbling pass. we'll see that again today. she was scheduled to win or people thought she would win five gold medals but she had a little bit of a stumble yesterday on the balance beam so she ended up with the bronze. if she takes gold today she would have four golds. the only female gymnast ever in the u.s. to have that. and as you all know i love horses and i love riding so today madden, the american, will be competing in the show jumping

event in the pink finals and individual preliminaries. bees si is the oldest female olympian here at 52. she's a four-time olympian. i got to give a shoutout to the more mature olympians out there. go, beasy. >> showing those golds in the in the meantime, at 5:08, a look at your local forecast. >> that's right. lots of kids going back to school this week, kari. >> yes, and it will be a great week. but rewith looking at the forecast of rio as we look at those events on television and it looks like for the most part today should be pretty dry as jess was just talking about some rain yesterday. temperatures nice and comfortable there. but we'll have a wide range in temperatures again here in the bay area. up to 73 degrees today in oakland. 66 in san francisco. we'll still have those low 90s for fairfield, over to concord, livermore, and morgan hill. also starting school today and santa rosa today expect a high of 85 but we'll also have drifts

of smoke coming in from that clayton fire. i'll detail that and what else to expect coming up in less than ten minutes. mike sees some clouds on his traffic camera? >> blocking the view of some of our spans but not a big deal. it's one of the things it's tracking but it doesn't stop the speed sensors from working of course. we'll show you those around the bay. very early. very light rain there. schools coming in line over the next few weeks, especially the cloen colleges around the area. nice drive upper east shore freeway. golden gate bridge with low clouds. just creep in this view. cutting off the top towers. roadway is fine. back to you. >> all right. thanks so much, mike. 5:09. coming up, snatch voters in a key battleground state. new numbers that show where the presidential race stands this morning. plus, secret snatch from the most secret place in the world. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech.

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candidates are fighting for key the bat ground states as both presidential candidates are fighting for key vote, certainly in the keystone state as new numbers show who is gaining the most ground this morning. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. with the latest from the campaign trail for us. good morning, tracie. >> good morning. let's start with the big picture. nationally hillary clinton up by nine points. that's just as of this morning

in our nbc news survey monkey online poll. about same as last weekend in that weekly tracking poll. but on both sides clinton and trump, the unfavorable numbers still very high. ♪ hillary clinton's back in battleground pennsylvania today signing up new voters. she's got an 11-point lead there. but donald trump's gaining among white uneducated voters. >> most of the people i talk to are pretty fed up with her lying. >> reporter: in joe biden's hometown scranton she mocked trump's national security plan. >> sometimes he says he won't tell anyone what he'll do because he wants to keep his plan, quote, secret. and then it turns out the secret is he has no plan. >> reporter: biden says terrorists are already repeating trump's claim that president obama found eed isis. >> if my son were still in iraq and i say to all those who are there, the threat to their life

has gone up a couple of clicks. >> reporter: trump's pushing what he calls extreme vetting. >> we must also screen out any hostile attitudes toward our country or its principle railroads he would stop immigration from countries where terrorists operate. >> if we don't control the numbers, we can't perform adequate screening. >> reporter: trump rallies in wisconsin today. tim kaine's back in north carolina. >> this is going to be a close race, i predict. >> reporter: and clinton in pennsylvania. all states that could go either way. yeah, they're all bat ground states but mike pence is in new mexico, generally considered a blue state. >> tracie potts reporting for us from the campaign trail. thank you very much. hacking headaches continue for the government. there is a claim this morning that hackers breached the nsa. >> scott mcgrew disastrous truth. >> that's the problem. the nation's most secret spy agency isn't going to tell us if it got hacked. the hackers claim they were able to get the nsa tools our spies

use against other countries and frankly sometimes use against our own country. software, think of it as a digital safe cracking tools, that would open up computers and expose their secrets. we know the nsa has made special software to attack the very computers we make here in silicon valley. cisco servers. the hackers claim they have the spy tool thgs morning and offering them online. it's assumed if they're real russia or china will snap them up probably for millions of dollars. again, if they're real. here at home, google is taking on apple's face time with person to person video chat software called duo encrypted in nsa a proved. you can use it on your android or iphone. we'll talk about that later. in the meantime, let's do a person to person chat with landon dowdy live at cnbc's world headquarters. good morning, landon. >> come on, scott. you don't want to duo the markets? quick update. the markets will try to build on

yesterday's gains after all three indexes hit all time highs. retail dominating the earnings headlines today with t.j. maxx, home depot and urban outfitters reporting on the economic front investors will get inflation da data, home construction numbers and weekly api crude inventories. the market closes, dow up 59 points to 18636. the nasdaq up 29 to 5262. scott, back over to you. >> thank you. sam and laura, bhp said its business is $6 billion, billion, $6 billion in the hole for the year. it's a mining company. one of the problems is the demand for coal is falling. i bring this up because it re-enforces something we've been talking about. politicians saying they're going to bring back the american coal industry. the problem is coal's competitors, mostly natural gas, is just super cheap. you can't make money on coal no matter what you promise to do. let's talk about voegs

wagon. criminal charges may be in store for the company and some executives. this after volkswagen got caught cheating. this could mean jail time for executives. could mean more fines for the company. you think of pg&e, for instance. you can't jail a company but you can fine it. they've already fined volkswagen. we're talking about new fines. could be in the billions again. >> no one was injured or killed as a result of what volkswagen did. >> no, but a lot of people were defrauded and that means jail time. >> all right. thank you very much. >> all right. 25g 17. back to our olympics coverage where team usa is using gopros in quest for gold. athletes are using the unique perspective to help train. tiny cameras can cover just about every angle. it also pro i'd videos new ways for coaches and athletes to record their practices. they can go back and study the video to see how they can

improve technique, body movement, and more. >> some of our great companies that we have that developed the program are doing sports, performance analysis, and helpihelp helping athletes improve their performance. >> with unlimited perspective and in-depth video analysis on land or under water cameras can create huge amount of data to find a competitive edge. so many people just have their own nowadays you think you make that great golf shot and maybe it wasn't as good looking as you thought. >> sometimes your memory are the best. >> aren't we our own worst critics. >> sometimes the truth hurts. >> all right. don't hurt us with the truth on the weather today. i think it's supposed to be nice. >> it's going to be nice but pretty much the same weather we've had recently. it does warm up again today. so air conditioner up on full blast again for the valleys. while the coastal areas will be nice and cool, here's part of the reason why. we have a low clouds, the fog, the mist that starts out the day. and a look now from soma.

the clouds are back once again. it's 56 degrees. and as we take a look at all of our microclimates, the temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. san jose now at 62 degrees. and as we go through the day we'll start out with some clouds for a little while. it will be 59 degrees at 8:00 and then lunchtime it's bright and sunny. making it into the mid 70s and mid 80s for the high. as you get ready to head home, and mostly clear skies as the sun sets this evening. we start out with the knotterly wind this morning. clouds in spots. and then it clears out. our winds turn more westerly. it picks up to 10 to 15 miles per hour. a nice breeze. we will still have some very warm air in spots like gilroy where the high tops out at 95 degrees today. san mateo will be up to 78 degrees and 65 degrees in the castro. 85 in santa rosa while oakland is at 73. we'll have 93 in concord. and pleasanton up to 90 degrees. over the next several days we will see the 60s sticking around

san francisco. and morning clouds with a lot of sunshine, a breezy wind. but then as we go into the inland areas we go from some very hot temperatures over the next several days to something a little bit milder and closer to average as we go into this weekend and to start next week. heading over to mike now, he's got a traffic forecast for you. >> forecasting some slowing. bay bridge, san jose. we'll talk about that in a second. also forecasts changes. schools coming back online. a change to the know the first couple weeks as know parents tend to delay the departure from home to be with their kids on that first day. that's for elementary school kids mostly. nothing unusual about the tri-valley. 880 and 680, no slowing shows up here either. bay bridge toll plaza, forecast some backup over there. live camera shows you just a little bit for the cash lanes. over the next ten minutes, the build and metering lights likely

there. san jose as well, first burst of traffic. see a good steady of volume north wub and 680. it will slow down over the next ten minutes and ease up kicking in again about 6:30. >> sounds good. thank you. 5:21. coming up next, honoring one of the bay area's most iconic men. the ship that will be officially dedicated to harvey milk later today. and also able to catch a glimpse of that ship. an investigative unit exclusive:

=rail= rare insight from social workers charged with a 5:24. investigative unit exclusive rare insight from social workers charge with protecting the most vulnerable people in our community, children. senior investigator reporter vicky nguyen speaks with two veteran social services employees who share startling revelations about working conditions inside of the agency. they have 26 years of combined experience working for the department of family and children's services in santa clara county. they called us after seeing our reports last october. they say there's even more to expose about the child abuse hot line. >> i feel very powerless because we are not meeting the needs of the community. >> are the numbers being manipulated to make the agency look better in the eyes of the public? >> yes. >> i feel so, yeah. >> tonight at 11:00, we

investigate claims that the hot line calls aren't being answered by the right people and how that could be putting children at risk. if have a tip, give us a call at 888 888-996-tips. now to our continuing coverage this morning at 5:25. what some are calling the leaning tower of san francisco. we're talking about the millennium tower which is set to be sinking and very possible tower problems could cost taxpayers millions. we've obtained a document from 2008 that shows the builders of the new transit building which is right next to the millennium tower may be to blame. the document which is an agreement reads, quote, in particular, the trans joint powers authority shall repair the damage to the waterproofing or cracks in the foundation or walls of the development resulting from settlement or movement substantially caused by construction activity. unquote. the tower has sunk as much as 16 inches. >> if they get too far off

center the elevator won't work, they will jam. cause many doors to jam and people couldn't get out. there's a serious problem in my opinion. >> it's very unlikely the fight over who is responsible for the sinking will end up in the court. at 5:26. today a navy ship will be named after the late san francisco supervisor and gay rights activist harveymilk it's going to be the named the usns harvey milk later today. the u.s. secretary of the navy congresswoman nancy pelosi and san francisco mayor ed lee are all going to be on deck for the ship naming ceremony that's going to take place at treasure island. milk was one of the first openly gay elected officials in the county. became a supervisor in 19 7. two years later milk and then mayor was assassinated. coming up, a devastating scene unfolding if lake county.

coverage of the clayton fire continues. millions of dollars worth of damage as a result of the clayton fire. we'll have the details coming up in live report. more security concerns here at high end san francisco shopping mall after a second violent crime within just one week. a community ravaged by a

devastating wildfire... more than a hundred hom a a community ravaged by a december stating wildfire more than 100 homes actually almost 200 home and businesses are gone. wiped out. as flames continue to tear through lake county this morning. we are live coverage from the fire lines coming up in a minutes. good morning and thank you for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we were talking off camera, so many kids head back to school this week as well. >> how many different schedules changing, too. >> the parents, no doubt. >> very excited, too. >> oh, yeah. >> the parents. >> yes. and you don't have to door.

see you later. we have great weather, too. start out with jacket weather across the bay area. as temperatures spread out we may have highs reaching into the 90s depending on where you live. let's get a look at the microclimates. 56 degrees in the tri-valley and san francisco. 51 degrees in the north bay with a high there expected to top out at 87. 77 in the peninsula. 88 in the south bay. and san francisco up to 66 degrees. 93 in the tri-valley. we'll have more 90s in the forecast for spots like that. i'll talk about what else to expect but as we head over to mike, change is now in the works. >> that's right. changes all around the bay. i'm not so evident from the speed sensors although behind me slowing out of the altamont pass and gilroy. by the time you get to greenville you're just fine. that's a typical pattern. no problems coming off the carquinez or benicia bridges. may be low clouds hovering

around the deck. l look at the bay bridge toll pla plaza. the metering lights are on. just filling in right now. laura? >> thanks so much, mike. at 5:32. back to breaking news. a new twist on this out of control wildfire we've been following for three days. about 90 miles north of san francisco. nearly 200 homes and businesses are destroyed in lake county. firefighters are rushing to save thousands more right now. this morning we're learning police believe this man, damin pa pashilk is accuse of starting a dozen fires. he faces 17 charge ofrs s of ar. they hope when they return there will be something to come back to. we spent "today in the bay's" pete suratos back to lower lake this morning. one of the hardest hit areas to give us a better look at what is going on there this morning.

and a look at the aftermath. good morning, pete. >> reporter: yes, good morning, guys. that fire is currently at 5% containment. quarter horse lane. take a look to my left. this is what's left of the home in the area as a result of that devastating clayton fire. the fire started on saturday on clayton creek road just off highway 29. it destroyed at least 175 structures. that fire has burned close to 4,000 acres. many of those structures effected on sunday when the winds and high temperatures led to spot fires in the lower lake area. cording to cal fire this is what they are telling us, looking at $10 million worth of damages in the area. leaving families homeless and a lot of them wondering why someone would do this. >> it's not much comfort when you don't know if your house is still there. >> they've been setting fires for years. and it's not by themselves.

somebody has been doing it. >> in shock. i'm in shock. i can't imagine what -- what would motivate somebody to do something like that. >> reporter: now, thousands were evacuated as a result. several hundred still at local shelters around the county. we mentioned this all morning, california governor jerry brown has declared the fire a state of emergency. and now some lower lake residents will come home to unfortunate situations like the one you see behind me. guys, live in lower lake, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> so much loss for so many people. thank you, pete. our coverage continues right now online as well as we send additional crews to that blaze. stay up to date on our website, nbcbayarea.com, or download our app. new security concerns at a well-known bay area mall. shoppers at the westfield san francisco shopping center may be alarmed after now two recent violent crimes. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live with more on the latest incident. bob, police say a man was brutally beaten up in one of the

mall bathrooms. >> correct, sam, this happened on friday when three men beat and robbed a 20-year-old man inside one of the rest rooms at the westfield shopping center here in downtown san francisco behind me. this was just two days after frank galcia was murder we at the mall. you might call on wednesday morning 28-year-old man, a chef at a high end restaurant here in union square, was found dead last wednesday morning in a stairwell inside bloomingdale's. that opened up to an alley way on the back side of the mall. we spoke with frank's brother luis in town to bring his brother's body back to los angeles for burial. he tells us his family is in the dark about the circumstances surrounding his brother's death. giving it the mall has several security cameras, luis thinks there's most likely video evidence that would explain what happened but so far police aren't saying much to him or his family.

>> we're almost at a week and it's frustrating. it's getting to point now where we haven't heard anything other than, we found your brother. no kind of resolution. >> reporter: sfpd tells us it can't comment on the homicide investigation because it's still active. the westfield center management says it is cooperating with the investigation. reporting live here in san francisco, bob redell for "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. at 5:36. new concerns in hayward this morning after a fifth homicide in less than two weeks. the most recent happened sunday. investigators say a man was stabbed to death on cottonwood avenue. as you can see on this map the other homicides happened not far from each other. police have made arrests in two of the homicides in both of the cases the suspect knew their victims. s for the latest shooting on sunday the neighbor said the incident is putting everyone on alert. >> after i heard, it really

shocked me. it touches me. >> takes more than police. it takes like neighbors keeping an eye on stuff. >> hayward police are still trying to determine if there's a link between the three unsolved homicides. new this morning, another mountain lion spotted close to homes on the peninsula that was seen in this secluded community of port to valley not far from menlo park. san mateo sheriff said someone reported seeing that animal at the westridge drive and golden hills drive last night after 9:00. the animal ran away after being spotted and never actually threatened anyone living there. go back out live to rio right now where it is day ten of the summer games and team usa is hoping to bounce back today after not winning a single gold medal yesterday. the one track star came awfully close. that is the first since the games began. >> we're getting spoiled, getting used to the golds. nbc bay area anchor jessica aguirre is there.

expected to be another action-facted day. >> reporter: it is going to be an action-packed day. lots on tap. let's talk about what happened yesterday. we all know that olympians have a drive and determination that most of us don't have but apparently that quest to get a medal is just unstoppable as we saw shaun they mailer take a dive yesterday to get a medal. but this is track and field. it's not diving. check out what happened. american allyson felix was set to win her fifth career gold in the 400 meters went bohemian miller would not be denied. miller diving across the finish to win by .07. all right. love diving but a stumble cost golden gymnast simone biles a gold on the beam yesterday. it's the first slip-up of the games. she won bronze on the balance beam and got -- and then lori hernandez got silver in her first individual medal. but thely difficults will be back today competing.

aly raisman and simone biles competing in the individual floor. shanna competes in the 1500 meter final this morning. she advanced to the semis yesterday. placing second in middle distance running. from san francisco. this is her third olympics so she is going to come out strong. and clayton's kristian ipsen will be soaring in the springboard. finished third in the prelims yesterday. it's fresh start today. all men going in start from the beginning but ipsen has a really, really good chance. he won bronze in 2012 in synchronized diving. this olympian is going in with lots of experience. as for the weather outside today, it has been crazy here in the rio. it changes constantly. sunny today. but who knows what the afternoon will bring. this is the way we started yesterday. we ended up with a lot of wind and rain. sam and laura? >> right now good conditions for some beach volleyball. we'll check back with you again in half an hour. thank you very much. >> or diving or gymnastics or

the works. it's been so fun to watch. >> there's been so many activities. obviously a lot of close call yesterday. >> how about your forecast? kari hall is joining us now. good morning. start out with chilly temperatures across the bay area. right now in concord it's 55 degrees. as you head out the door getting the kids ready for the first day of school in many spots, you will definitely need a jacket. then we will be taking it off today as we warm up to 92 degrees in fairfield and morgan hill. 93 in concord and live more and 73 in oakland. san jose, 86 degrees for your high. also mid 80s for santa rosa while san francisco staying at about 66 degrees. heading into the next several days we'll talk about some more hot weather ahead. that's coming up in a few minutes. mike's got some colors changing on his map. >> not quite as severe as if color changes on your maps with radar coming in but we do have this subtle build. the big red out of the altamont pass. easy drive once you get in toward livermore and slowing now

101 at the bottom of your screen in through san jose. we know what to expect those. subtle change is right here through hayward. southbound 880 approaching a street. things clear up as folks make their way up to 92 or continue down toward this gathering point. again, just before you get toward union city. now, it's not a major problem. we talked about more folks heading over 92. let's check that san mateo bridge on the peninsula side. good steady flow with these headlights. easy drive. eastbound all lanes are open. no slowing on 92 and 101. the peninsula and the south bay do overall except for that 101 with that 680 portion. the bay bridge metering lights are on. back to you. coming up next, relieving a headac headache. the changes that could soon come to the heavily congested mission street, san francisco. >> more records this morning on wall street. in fact, we went three for three on the records. we'll take a look at your money coming up. i'm kris sanchez in san jose where two people were shot and managed to drive themselves to the hospital. we'll tell you what we know about the investigation. comfort food...

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jose regional medical center where they were treated for the wounds. are you there? >> you knew my script verbatim. >> let's move on. shlt quarter to 6:00. looks like san francisco double down on speeders more than doubling the rate of tickets issued. the examiner reports police in july issued 455 speed violations. that was 121% higher than the same time one year earlier. police are now zeroing in on so-called high injury corridors which typically have higher crash rates. the mta today will discuss modify kagszs to the controversial 14 mission rapid project. the problem is most mission district residents don't seem to like it. red bus only lanes now line mission between 14th and 30th streets. the changes have streamlined bus commutes but the headaches for drivers include no left turns and even some forced right turns at some intersections.

the mta last week agreed to some adjustments but critics say they don't go far enough. some businesses are seeing green. the numbers are crunched. when it comes to cash it looks like super bowls -- february's super bowl 50 was undoubtedly super for the bay area. but some of the good times depended very specifically on location. new independent study sponts orred beity super bowl 50 host committee finds the game generated some 240 million dollars in revenue across the bay area. san francisco netted $137 million. san jose and santa clara received a smaller slice of the pie. $48 million combined. critics say this study does not explain how the money totals were derived and the true revenue totals might actually be a little lower. it appears apple is trying to get into the waterproof game for latest iphones. a recently published apple patent hints of the tech joint root's plans for water resistant iphone 7. it highlights waterproof technology including ten to edit

photos taken under water. apple habs behind the curve when it comes to water resistant gadgets. samsung introduced a new line of of waterproof phones earlier this year. the apple iphone is supposed to roll out in september. google taking on apple this morning with its own version of face time. >> scott mcgrew they call it duo. >> good morning. super easy to understand how it works, sam, because it works just like face time except of course it works on both android and iphone. so anybody can make a video call to anyone without worrying about what kind of phone they have. one fun feature is you get to see the video of the person calling you before you actually answer the phone. silicon valley billionaire peter thiel is back in the news defending his role in a lawsuit against the gawker website. thiel helped hulk hogan sue gawker for so much money it forced them to delar bankruptcy.

thiel responded saying gawker's cruelty and recklessness were an intrinsic part of that company's business model. and that somebody had to stop them. thiel had been angry at gawker for years not just outing him as gay man against his will but did so opportunity. when the opportunity to hurt gawker, thiel took it. one billionaire with a war chest so big he can shut down a website. turning to markets for another three for three. the nasdaq hit a record. the dow hit a record. the s&p hit a record. there's the play button right there. all kinds of things. so we have not gone 3 for 3 since, gosh, i got to say how long has it been? oh, yeah, last week. but before that. >> 1999. >> so, again, records across -- oh obviously a lot of indices to monster the stock market on.

>> this has been a measured build-up, it's not a surge in the market and -- >> right. >> all right. we'll see how that open today. >> talking about things that are bursting. watch out for your ink. it was never made in a toy factory. a real life sea creature creating a buzz. >> it looks plastic. >> it does not look real but it is. along with a series of i'm moem that come with it. rare deep sea stubby squid found about 3,000 feet -- >> that's just something a kid got at the dollar store and they found it -- >> painted it purple. recently by a southern california based diving group. found in the waters near big sur. there are skeptical people up here. we'll get to that in a second. about the gooklingy eyes, the squid digs into the floor of the ocean to hunt its prey leafing only its peepers exposed. >> i swear. >> there's no scientist really verify this? >> i think i saw that in my

kid's bathtub. >> that looks like a bath toy. >> squeeze him out and you can smell him. >> you know where that things belongs, ripley's believe it or not museum. this is actually a real sea creature. >> if you're heading to the beach to look for one of those things, lit be cool again today. let's check out the forecast as we start out this morning. a lot of low clouds. and we'll have some sunshine for the inland areas. warming up and some great pool weather. and looking outside now from at&t park we have another giants game again today. you will be taking the kids thereafter school perhaps, it will be a nice evening. we have the low clouds you can see out there now as we get this day started. it's 56 degrees. and all of us are seeing the temperatures in the 50s and 60s. one thing to note is that the air quality will be going down a little bit less than we had the past couple days. effort north bay president spreading so the east bay and south bay. air quality will be moderate

today with high ozone levels also with smoke drifting in from the north. we start out with the wind blowing in from the north. that will spread that smoke across most of the bay area. we will have hey i have conditions and then as the winds shift onshore we will see our visibility improving and our temperatures starting to dip later on this evening, too. but not before we're hitting 87 degrees in los gatos and 67 in pacifica. castro today, expect a high of 65 degrees. 92 in fairfield. 93 in concord. and dublin today we'll be seeing the highs topping out in the low 90s as well. so as we go into the day we're looking at some high pressure that will be continuing to stay just to the west of us. bringing in that northerly wind but then toward the end of the week we'll start to see a shift in our wind direction that will make it feel cooler and just in time for saturday and sunday. although we won't see much in the way of changes as far as temperatures in san francisco, 60s all week long. we'll see some low 90s today.

mid 90s for the next couple of days. for the inland valleys and on friday, 90 degrees. but some upper 80s on saturday and sunday. by early next week more schools coming back in session and we'll have some near average temperatures. heading over to mike now, he's tracking more slowing for the south bay. >> that's right. we talked about more schools coming online. that's true. every year as school starts we have seen the traffic pattern change a bit because more folks continuing to come in the area. it's great for the economy but not for traffic flow. again, be see that change in the last ten years. dramatic changes. see what shows up this year. so far, slowing here for san jose. that's right on schedule. we expect that for the south bay. 101 northbound. we happen to have a camera here where the traffic starts from 680 up towards 880. live look at the camera and how much the clustering happens here. yes, folks have gathered quite a bit here. should clear up over the next 15 minutes and kick in again about half an hour from now. oakland, 880. no problems through the past the coliseum and the bay bridge which of course has the bay

bridge metering lights on. back to you. >> thanks, mike. a little dog rescued yesterday by a dumpster was in a crate next to a dumpster in marin county. now looking for a new home. >> that's right. this is mozzarella. someone found him abandoned yesterday inside mill valley and inside a dirty carrier. he's gotten a makeover since the workers took him in at the marin humane society. coaxed him out of the. i he had been in with mozzarella, thus the name. he's caught up on his shots and ready to join a new family. this is a threat. it's not something to deal with, something moving this fast. >> it's one of the biggest threats facing endangered whales. coming up, we'll explain as we take you for a ride off the california coast. but first, happening now, all girls school is set to have its first day of school this morning making it the first nonchartered school of its kind for public school students to open the state in 20 clears.

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are going to be the focus and the stage for hillary clinton and donald trump today. clinton is going to be campaigning in pennsylvania. trump in wisconsin. polls end ka s indicate clinton lead in pennsylvania the trump is gaining ground among white uneducated voters. trump is pushing for, quote, extreme vetting for immigrants. >> we must also screen out any hostile attitudes towards our country or principles. >> sometimes he says we won't tell anyone what he will do because he wants to keep his plan, quote, secret. and then it turns out the secret is he has no plan. >> tim kaine is campaigning in knot care. mike pence will be in new mexico. an investigative unit exclusive. the bay area is a popular feeding ground for whales but the area's busy ports are

actually a big threat with ships unknowingly hitting and killing whales. >> many of those whales are already endangerered in the first place but we learned a government plan to protect them from fast moving ships in the bay has largely failed. >> reporter: guys, good morning. a top whale researcher estimates that hundreds of whales may have been killed off the california coast just over the past decade. now to minimize the threat against whales in the shipping lane that feed into the bay last year the federal government started issuing a voluntary slowdown of ten knots during the peak whale season. but the data we obtained showed that ships traveled faster than that 18% of the time. those in the shipping industry tell us if cargo vessels are late getting into port because of the slowdown that can cause huge losses. they also say adjusting schedules to plan for the slowdown would be difficult. but the federal government tells us unless ships comply that voluntary slowdown could eventually become permanent which would carry hefty fines.

that voluntary slowdown is once again in effect this year but the federal government won't say how much compliance it will need, guys, "live from" it takes steps to make it mandatory. back to you. >> thank you. and if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call, 888-996-tips. a treasure hunt of shorts is about to begin in poland where diggers are hoping to find a huge trove of buried nazi gold. >> according to rumors nazi hid a train full of gold jewels and artwork in a secret tunnel and left it behind as they fled the soviet red army attend of world war ii. experts believed they had debunked the claim that the train had been found. those fightings are not stopping one group at about three dozen volunteers from launching a new sophisticated dig in the quest for that elusive gold. right now at 6:00, new developments from lake county, suspected serial arsonist is

under arrest in connection with starting this devastating fire. burning through communities. just north of the bay area. we're live at the front lines as the clayton fire continues to threaten thousands of homes. one killed after more violence erupt on san jose streets. the clues they are examining closely right now. a live look at the olympic flame burning in rio de janiero as another big day for bay area olympians are getting under way. live there right now coming up on "today in the bay." >> thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. parents out there hoping things are not urn being too hot dodd because the kids going off to call for day one p and how are things looking right now? >> jacket in the morning. maybe even some pants and then they will get out of school and want to come home and change into shorts. so it will be a day with wide range in temperatures. eastbound as we get a look outside now. it's 62 degrees in the