blocked as you travel across the high rise. the dumbarton bridge is clearer, but light traffic may keep us moving well. a bridge crew is headed over there. the rest of the bridges move well and no major problems for transitt right now. back to you. >> thank you, mike. there was some problems in the east bay. new video, six people out of their home after an early morning fire in hayward. this started around 2:00 p.m. around olive street. firefighters don't know how this started, but the flames quickly spread to the attic. the fire was knocked down quickly, and most importantly, everybody was able to get out safely. >> we continue to follow a developing situation out of london this morning. these are live pictures from the scene. many reporters getting ready to go live. you see some area there cordons off. several arrested have been made in van and knife attacks that left seven people dead this weekend. >> we know of 12 arrests all linked to the attacks. a van sped down london bridge,

swerved into pedestrians and stopped in a popular street filled with bars and rest raunltsz. three men jumped out and started stabbing people. richard engel spoke to one witness. >> a guy was running after me but i managed to run away from him. >> he was running after you? >> yeah, yeah. >> he stepped in front of you? >> yeah. >> isis claiming responsibility for the deadly attack. this is an all too familiar sight. tributes to london across europe. t the eiffel tower in paris went dark to honor the victims. the color of the british flag in berlin as a tribute to the victims as well. we'll continue to cover london throughout the morning. we'll update our facebook and twitter feeds as well with the latest information the moment it comes in. >> 5:01. happening much closer to home,

today, easing congestion on the peninsula. take a live look along highway 101 in palo alto, pretty clear so far, but we know come rush hour, it can be a different story. kris sanchez live in redwood city with a community meeting happening later today to discuss traffic concerns in that area. we know it quite well, kris. >> yeah, if you want a lively conversation, you know all you have to do is bring up traffic, and there's certainly no shortage of traffic on the highway 101 corridor through the peninsula. tonight, folks here in redwood city will have a chance to talk about traffic with people who actually can affect change. there is a council meeting, not a council meeting, rather a public meeting here tonight in redwood city. tonight, caltrans and city leaders want to talk to the community about their ideas to ease congestion along 101. there are four main proposals at this point. one would create a toll lane, sort of an express lane like the one on 580 through livermore.

that would include a toll for solo drivers as well. another option would be to extend the carpool lane from sfo south to santa clara county. the line there. also increasing carpools to three or more people instead of just two. the meeting is tonight at 6:30 here at the redwood city council chambers. at 6:00, if you're asking, i take one of those commuter buses or i have a clean vehicle, what does that mean for me? i'm going to tell you about that at 6:00. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you. >> they're calling it the super bowl of high-tech apple worldwide developers conference. a change of venue this year. bob redell is in san jose. they're back home in san jose. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. you might recall last year the worldwide developers conference was held in san francisco. this year, here in the south bay at the convention center where here we are, the sun is not even

up and you have at least 100 coders and developers waiting for the doors to open at the center, which is brightly lit in the background. the event starts at 10:00 this morning with apple's ceo, tim cook, expected to kick it off with the keynote. apple is expected to announce updates to the software to run the product like the iphone, ipad, watch, apple tv, and mac, allowing coders to prepare for what's coming down the pipeline. according to cnbc, our sister business network, apple faces four challenges. making siri more competitive. apple voice recognition assistance has been criticized for not being, quote, smart as google assistance. augmented and virtual reality. their new phone is rumored to incorporate those features. then you have the issue of the desktop computers. apple has been criticized for focusing too much on the iphone

and they said they should use the conference to show they're still serious about those platforms and finally the issue of china. in china, iphone sales were down 14% in april from the year before. how does apple hope to recapture some of the market share? reporting live in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. >> 5:05. let's go live to oakland, home of the warriors. what a night. golden state warriors delivering again, winning by 19 points. the warriors now up two games to none. >> this game was closer. the cavs hung in there, at least in the first half. at half time, the cavs were only down by three. but it all unraveled after the break. last night also marked the return of head coach steve kerr after his second back surgery forced him to miss the last 11 games. the crowd gave him a standing ovation. >> it felt great. got a really nice reception

fraumg our fans. and our players. and it was just great to be on the sidelines again. that's what makes it so much fun. >> it's at the heart. you know he shouldn't be out there, but he doesn't want to let his guys down. that's what it's all about. those guys played for him tonight for sure. >> keep playing for him, whatever it takes. fans glad to have him back for the rest of the finals. fans loving durant, too. here's what he's focusing on against the cavs. >> just trying to play hard. i keep saying that. just play hard every possession. i'm going to make mistakes but not get discouraged because guy will make a shot over me. i just try to keep my head up and think about the next play and just play hard for my teammates. >> looks good. the warriors now have won a record 14 straight in the playoffs without a loss. series now moves on to cleveland with game three on wednesday night. oracle arena will host a viewing party. we're coming up on 5:07 on

this monday morning. you're making plans to get out and enjoy this gorgeous weather. how about hitting some of the hiking trails in the peninsula? it will start out with clear skies and cool temperatures. by 10:00, it will feel more comfortable. probably the best time of the day to get out there and enjoy that time in the sunshine. it starts to warm up by early afternoon. 73 degrees, and this evening, once those winds start to kick in, temperatures will drop just a bit. if you're heading to the north bay, it will be cool to start at 57 at 8:00 in the morning, and then as we warm up by lunchtime, 78 degrees, up to 85 later today. so we're talking about some cooler temperatures in the forecast. that's coming up. mike is still tracking that crash in san mateo bridge. >> that's right. even though our speed sensors, well, all around the bay, we have great sensor reads. but over here, what was reported right around the decline, but a

live camera shows you even though the sensors are not slowing here, let me show you what we're seeing. all those tail lights basically jamming up about halfway through the incline. see the flashing lights. that's where one lane is blocked because of the crash on the san mateo bridge westbound. the direction is slowing now on the high rise. dumbarton bridge is looking clearer now. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, first the accusations. now the trial. the scandal surrounding comedian bill cosby moved to a pennsylvania courtroom today. we'll tell you what to expect as america's dad faces his most important audience yet. plus, unique way toyota plans to bring technology to the 2020 olympics in tokyo. but first, a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. now would be an excellent time to go to work. look at that, light. live-stream your favorite sport,

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very warm temperatures today. at 61 degrees. that's where we'll start at 9:00. and our average high temperature, 75. but we're going a little above that. it will be a warm day, but then some cooler temperatures. even a chance of rain in the forecast at 5:16. and now the speed sensors slow on the approach to the high rise, westbound 92, the san mateo bridge, we have a problem. chp said it's going to take a while to clear the crash on the high rise. we'll talk about that status and your work around. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. >> 5:12 right now. happening today, he once was called america's dad. now, bill cosby is in court for sexual assault. accused of sexually assaulting andrea constrand who described him as a mentor at temple university. she takes the stand to testify against him this week. constrand said she went to cosby's home to talk about her physical therapy career, but she said cosby gave her alcohol and pills instead.

she said he assaulted her while she was unable to respond. more than 50 women accuse cosby of the same crime. i had an encounter with bill cosby. >> he had gone from helping me to groping me. >> bill cosby raped me. >> he made me a victim. >> cosby and his lawyers say the encounter was consensual. she is the only cosby accuser whose complaint became a criminal case. >> 5:13. at home, santa clara city police chief hosts a town hall today at the montague park building on mcgregor lane. residents encouraged to come and discuss public safety and problems in the community. >> today, google unveils results of the street view technology that maps out pollution instead of roads. environmental defense fund and google used modified street view cars with special sensors. the sensors track bad air quality and local levels. they make a block by block view of where people have the

greatest risk of breathing bad air. today's event starts at noon on pier 19 in san francisco. >> toyota is working on a flying car. it is backing start-up company to develop a single driver vehicle to transport the olympic torch to the opening ceremony in tokyo in 2020.ota has invested $400,000. they tested an early prototype when toyota said barely got off the ground. >> a milestone for sonoma county as the first united airlines flight in 16 years is set to land in santa rosa. the jet is scheduled to land at charles m. schultz airport thursday. the airport is planning a celebration, of course. united is the fourth major airline to fly out of schultz airport. >> homeowners are deciding to stay put these days instead of relocating, they're remodeling. that's according to studies and surveys from angie's list and harvard. home improvement grew more

popular last year and the growth could continue through 2025. if you're getting ready to move, you want to stick with the smaller things. but if you're actually going to be in your house for four or five years, investing in the big remodel could be money really well spent. >> make sense. according to surveys, most people also pay for the work in cash to avoid financing problems. >> bidding to win a power lunch with warren buffett. the investor once again auctioning off his time to raise some funds to combat homelessness in san francisco. >> over the years, he has raid raised nearly $24 million for the foundation run by the glide memorial church. last year's winner paid nearly $3.5 million for lunch. the ebay auction started last night at 7:30. it ends on friday. if you think about bidding, bids are already at $1 million. >> look for more than pocket change. >> why take the stairs at theife tower when you can just zip down? take a look at that. during the french open, visitors could fly down a zip line from

the second floor of the tower. that's a height of 377 feet. at a speed of 55 miles per hour. it's all a promotion for the tournament and a minimal water company. >> i doencht know, would you do it? >> i would. >> it looks awesome. yeah, looks great. i say i want to do it, but at the top -- >> like you go first. >> you would, though. >> it's going to be great weather for zip lining or whatever you have planned today. it is going to be a nice one to get out and about. our temperatures will be warmer too. here's the way we start out. this monday morning, it's 47 degrees. all clear. you can see it from the camera in pleasanton. for the tri-valley, really beautiful. starting out with the sunrise, and in the south bay, 53 degrees. also 53 in the east bay and san francisco, just a few clouds here and there. it's 50 degrees. as we go through today, we're going to see the temperatures quickly warming up. by the end of the day, we'll be up to 83 degrees in the south

bay. 88 degrees in the tri-valley. east bay up to 72 degrees. and some upper 60s for san francisco. as we get a look at the planner, we're breaking it down for oakland today. we start out at 57 degrees at 8:00, and mostly sunny skies with breeze winds and temperatures reaching just near 70 degrees. if you're planning on hitting the links add half moon bay today, we start out with no fog. it will be a great day for being able to actually see the ball as it goes along the golf course. and low 60s as we go into this afternoon. but then, spending extra time outdoors, you have to deal with the allergies and the pollen count. still moderate, but now getting more grasses in the mix, so we're at a moderate count for grass pollen as well. so that's something to keep in mind. here something that may help us out by the end of the week or just for a little while. we'll have a chance in the rain in the forecast, starting late thursday evening into early friday. this is something we'll be watching through the week. on average in san jose, we get about a tenth of an inch of rain

for the whole mirth. we may be able to get that by the end of the week and looking at the forecast seeing the temperatures in san francisco. some upper 60s for today and tomorrow. then by thursday, we'll have that chance of showers and early friday morning, it starts to get out of here in time for the weekend. mid 60s for saturday and sunday, and mid 70s for the inland areas. today will be the warmest day of the week, up to 86 degrees. still very warm tomorrow, but then we start to see the temperatures take a tumble by thursday into friday. heading over to mike now, still tracking the crash on the san mateo bridge. >> still have that. you see a lot more traffic westbound and it slows about midway through the flat section and you can see the line of cars with the flashing lights. chp has called a sig alert, that means it's expected to take over a half hour to clear this. it will have a major impact as we already see. westbound across 92, not a great

option. we often suggest the dumbarton bridge. if you're heading north, you can go across the bay bridge. the metering lights should turn on any second, though. speed sensors along great, just a small backup on the high rise, but let's show you the impact through waze. the purple route is across the dumbarton bridge. that's the example commute we have. we're saving you 20 minutes compared to the san mateo bridge, even 237, the longer route through the south, that is faster than going across the smasan mateo bridge because of the one lane blocked by the crash. a critical artery across the bay. the rest of the community moves well. make sure to join our waze team. make sure you hit the magnifying glas and then your profile and join our team. we share the reports. we got the last one from someone out on highway 92 and sounds like a slow drive. >> coming up, this is a shocker.

facebook chat messages forces harvard university to drop several ining students. >> taking a live look outside. traffic picking up. people getting a start on the work week as we take a live look outside. this is 101 near san jose. a lot more news ahead. stick around. 5:20 right now.

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backlash. i can say that, continues across hbo's bill maher after he said the n-word while mocking a joke on the show. >> he since apologized. it happened saturday night in an episode of "real time with bill maher." the comedian used the slur in a joke with senator ben sasse. backlash was quick on social media, with some people calling for maher to be fired. at a rally yesterday, the reverend al sharpton said he should be punished. >> just because bill maher is liberal and our friend, you don't give him a pass. you must have one standard. it's wrong. and we're calling him out on it. >> sasse later tweeted he wished he had been quick enough to ask why bill maher thought using that slur was okay. hbo spokesperson called the joke tasteless and said it would be edited out of future airings. >> meanwhile, racist messages in

a facebook chat has led harvard university to disinvient at least ten incoming students. they will not be part of the class 2021 as a result of their participation in a chat group. it formed out of a larger group of the 2021 facebook page before the students mocked sexual assault and the holocaust among other topics. university officials dismissed those students after reviewing some of the images they sent to others. >> the cost of housing a prisoner in california is soon expected to be the highest in the county. enough to cover a year's tuition at harvard. with governor brown's new budget plan, taxpayers expected to pay $75,500 for each prisoner by next year. new york comes in second with $69,000. salaries and benefits for prison guards are dragging up costs. >> food vendors can start to

apply to be part of the areas where food vendors can set up shop. today, the city starts accepting applications for the program. the applications are due one month from now. >> school is out, but free meals for kids still in. usda says it plans to serve more than 200 million free meals for kids. young people don't nee to enroll, parents don't need to pay. the summer food rocks web page has a map showing where every site is located. >> wonder woman conquered at the box office. >> it became the biggest opening for a female director in history. that accolade goes to patty jenkins who also directed monster. wonder woman brought in about $100 million. here you see a different movie. critics scored it higher -- maybe not. iron man, dr. strange, random

captain underpants for fun. why not. >> they all have little outfits. >> congress back at it this morning as lawmakers prepare to learn new information on the russia investigation. we're live in washington with key testimony expected in the coming days. an arrest is made after a tourist gets in a deadly fight outside of a san francisco hotel. what we're learning this morning about the victim as the suspect prepared to make his first court appearance.

and welcome back to you on this fine monday morning, as we take a live look outside at the traffic flow in fremont. you definitely want to be headed north there. that would help a lot. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew, in for sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at the forecast for this monday morning. today is the one to enjoy. >> especially if you like the warmer weather. we start out with sunshine as we take a live look outside at san jose. waking up this morning, stepping out the door. it's 53 degree. heading up to 83 later today. we will have a mostly clear and cool start. as we go into this afternoon, we will have very warm temperatures, especially for the inland valleys. the warmest day of the week, and then by the end of the week, we may have some rain rolling in through parts of the bay area. i'll talk more about that coming up. as we head to mike, we're still

watching what's happening on the san mateo bridge. >> that's the problem spot, the rest of the bay looks great. we see westbound 92, a crash, a number of vehicles involved, but one has major damage to the front end. i think it's just a problem getting the vehicle through the roadway. that is the problem. now, one of your alternates is going to be the dumbarton bridge. that's looking great. look at the comparison between the two bridges. the bay bridge also looks good. i'll show you a live shot. the metering lights are on, so you have that wait. if you're traveling north -- >> getting busy out there. >> the man suspected of killing a australian tourist at a san francisco hotel could make his first court appearance as soon as today. >> this is a story we broke friday morning. pete suratos has been covering it. he's in san francisco to let us know about the victim and the

suspect. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. yes, this is a story we have been covering since we brought it to you as breaking news on friday. it's unclear what the connection may have been between the suspect and victim. the suspect is behind bars behind me at the san francisco county jail. not much information on the suspect, but we're learning more about the victim. let's show you a picture of 33-year-old matthew bate, who is from australia. we learned he was a tourist visiting from a suburb of australia where he apparently worked as an analytical chemist. he got into a physical argument with two men on friday morning at 2:00 a.m. let's show you the video, right in front of the da vinci hotel in san francisco. now, police at this time no weapons were involved, but bate was taken to a hospital following the fight with the two men where he died from the injuries. still unclear exactly what led to the fight, but sfpd said this

altercation appeared to be isolated. we do expect them to release more information on the case as the day unfolds. we're live in san francisco. pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thanks for the latest there. >> 5:32. want to take you live to washington this morning where lawmakers back today ahead of what is expected to be a crucial week for the trump administration. two big hearings are expected on capitol hill. that could shed new light on the russian investigation. in the meantime, president trump is on twitter talking about the travel ban this morning. in one of his tweets, he wrote, people, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want, but i am calling it what we need and what it is, a travel ban. unquote. he lated tweeted, in any event, we are extreme vetting people coming into the u.s. in order to help keep our country safe. the courts are slow and political. today in the bay's tracie potts live in washington with more for us this morning. the president also went after london's mayor on twitter, as

we're learning, the state department said no americans were killed in saturday's attack. >> and laura, we're going to show you those tweets that have caused so buzz between the president and london's mayor. meantime, you referenced the hearings happening here this week. they are big ones. for the first time, we'll hear former fbi director james comey talk about his conversations with the president. the fbi director president trump fired testifies thursday. james comey is expected to explain whether president trump pressured him to back off the russia investigation. the president says the former director confirmed three times that mr. trump was not a target. >> why would he tell the president that? what was the tone and the context of those discussions? >> the director of national intelligence, dan koets, and the head of the national security agency, mike rogers, face

questions wednesday. >> i want to ask those individuals directly, did they have that kind of pressure. >> in that exclusive interview with nbc, russian president vladimir putin claims russia doesn't stick its nose in other country's elections, but the u.s. does. >> point your finger every on a map in the world, and everywhere you will hear complaints american officials are interfering in internal electoral pross. >> frankly, he's lying. >> fresh criticism about this. >> no reason to be alarmed. >> that'sen's mayor addressing more police patrols. president trump tweets at least seven dead and 48 wounded in terror attack and mayor of london says there's no reason to be alarmed. adding, we must stop being politically correct. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> of course, the president later took that out of context, what the london mayor had said. a chaotic scene in portland, dueling rallies ending with

violent tear gas and arrests. that violence erupted yesterday. a pro-trump rally met with at least four counter rallies. protesters from one of the anti-trump rallies threw bricks at officers. 14 people were arrested. >> we have a developing story to share with you from the east bay this morning. an investigation under way as a police shooting injured a suspect. it happened 3:00 in the morning on sunday on st. mary's street right next to 580. investigators haven't revealed what led up to the shooting, but they say they trapped the driver of a stolen van on a dead end street. that's when neighbors say they heard yelling and gun fire. >> we sound asleep, and then we just heard, keep hands on the steering wheel. >> and then what? >> and then don't move. don't move. >> the suspect is in the hospital expected to recover.

neither officer was injured. police say rr reviewing body cameras and looking for surveillance videos. >> happening, jury tliberations will resume in the sierra lamar murder case. last month, jurors found antolin garcia torres guilty of first degree murder. he could receive the death penalty. the defense is asking jurors to consider abuse and neglect he suffered as a child. prosecutors argue garcia torres deserves death, telling jurors he never did reveal where lamar's remains are located. >> authorities in the east bay investigating a deadly stabbing that started on a bus, ended on the streets. this happened saturday afternoon in oakley. police say the fight started on a delta transit bus. that fight continued on to the sidewalk at main street and charles way. one man stabbed and later died at the hospital. police arrested the suspect. >> it's 5:36. the search continues for a stabbing suspect in san jose. it happened on north fourth just

a few blocks from st. james park on saturday night. police told the mercury news the victim is expected to survive. in the meantime, happening today, san jose mayor sam liccardo will hold a community meeting to discuss public safety. the town hall starts at 6clerk 30 tonight. representatives from the police department also expected to attend. >> muniers had to deal with service delays due to a service glitch that happened yesterday around 4:00. they wrote on twitter, a computer problem caused delays for services. the next system was also out of sync during the glitch. it took about 30 minutes to fix that problem. >> good news, not reporting any delays this morning. big delays though for the san mateo bridge. westbound, your commute direction, you see that one set of lights. you can barely make it out, but one lane is blocked jamming up

your westbound commute. if you're heading over to the peninsula side, this is not the best route. we'll show you the map. we're talking about west 92 jamming up on the flat section midway up the high rise is where one lane is blocked. chp confirmed they need is second tow truck. from the fremont side to palo alto, travel north on 101, no major issues. and 101 looks great through the north bay, and showing you the rest of the bay, showing a standard commute. thep is of course at the bay bridge toll plaza making it tougher oakland and san francisco. >> all right, coming off a great weekend. the next one right around the corner. >> good morning. >> good morning, it's never too early to start talking about the weekend. let me know where you're going this weekend, we'll talk about the forecast whether you're staying in the bay area or hitting the road. it's going to be warm today. as we head to saturday, it will

be much cooler. a cooler weekend, also feeling very nice. 74 degrees inland. we start out with morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, and 68 degrees by the bay, and the coast, 64 degrees. on sunday, the coast will be up to 65 for the high. the bay, degrees. and 75 degrees inland. so pretty much more of the same. here's a wide look outside at heavenly this morning as the sun rises, still a lot of snow on the ground and warm temperatures in the forecast. by the end of the week, we will have a chance of rain at heavenly and 56 degrees for the high, not as warm as it has been. a front moving through will drop the temperatures down, and by saturday, it clears out. we'll be up to 59. on sunday, 67. heading to shasta, a chance of rain on saturday, and high temperatures staying in the 60s for friday and saturday. sunday warms up just a bit as it dries out. up to 73 degrees. for carmel valley, in the mid

60s for friday and saturday. more sun all throughout that area. up to 70 on sunday. i'll bring it back home and take a look at the temperature trend for willow glen in three minutes. >> love it. coming up, a somber night of music. >> the city of manchester remembering lives lost with an emotional tribute concert. the message from ariana grande to her dedicated fans coming up next. >> captured on camera, a daring rescue in the east bay. the reason this man had to be air lifted off mt. diablo. >> a live look outside at san rafael this morning, moving along nicely on the s-curve. should be the warmest day of the week. more news ahead. 5:40 right now.

it's 5:43. we start out with sunshine, looking live right now over the south bay. no issues as you get ready to head out the door, but it will be a little cool to start. warming up for this afternoon. at 9:00, expect temperatures at 61, into the low 70s at lunchtime. we'll be in the upper 70s here as we go through the day, and it will be cooler down as we go

through the week. we'll talk about that and what's ahead for the weekend in about five minutes. >> we've got a look at these travel times. the middle of the screen, that's the san mateo bridge over a half hour longer than you would drive across the dumbarton bridge, even if you have to drive extra, use westbound 84 because of the crash. we're tracking the progress for the tow trucks. >> thank you very much, ckari ad mike. >> the nation of qatar is accused of funding isis and supporting iran, and now saudi arabia, egypt, and the united arab emirates are cutting diplomatic ties with qatar. six arab countries close to the united states are telling diplomats from qatar to leave, and flights have been suspended. qatar is an oil rich country. it denies the allegations as unjustified. and with no basis in fact. in the meantime, the uk continues to recover from the most recent terror attack the

weekend. many still mourning the loss of lives in the manchester bombing. >> last night, some of music's biggest names hit the stage for a benefit concert. >> and of course, that included ariana grande. more than 50,000 people crowded into chester's old cricket grounds last night. justin bieber, coldplay, miley cyrus among others joined grande onstage for an emotional performance. she spoke about how she met with the mother of one of the first victims who was named. >> i had the pleasure of meeting olivia's mommy a few days ago. she told me olivia would have wanted to hear the hits. >> from mountain bike ride to helicopter rescue. a man had to be air lifted out of mt. diablo this weekend. this is footage from the rescue

from a sheriff's helicopter. the injured biker called for help around 1:00 yesterday, believed to have suffered a broken leg. he was six miles from the trail head when crews eventually found him. >> 5:46. people in san francisco, south san francisco, i should say, have been told it's safe to drink from the tap. this after somebody tried to open a hatch on a water storage tank. the breach happened friday, and the sunshine garden neighborhood of south san francisco. over the weekend, we learned preliminary tests found no danger. in addition to testing, the city also flushed the system. just to make sure. police are asking for any information to help track down the person involved. >> at 5:46, in marin county, one group tried to pull fluoride from the drinking water. ponents of putting fluoride in thor say it affects childhood development, despite research that others say proves

otherwise. >> and mountain lions are on the prowl. two were spotted this weekend in san carlos. sheriff's deputies say there were two sightings. the first was 10:00 saturday night, the second two hours later when someone reported a big cat near their carport. people we talked to taking it in stride. >> not surprising, this area. huge open space behind us. and mountain lions are bound to wander through every once in a while. happens once every 18 months or so. >> if you see a mountain lion, you're not supposed to run. you're supposed to face the cat, make loud noises, wave your arms and try to look bigger. >> could make it a dance. >> it's 5:47. rescue workers in southern california, they had to use a helicopter to save a horse who fell down a. rescuers harnessed the horse, flew it to a clearing so they could have more space to help it. a veterinarian kept it sedated so the harness could be kept on

and the flight, we don't know how the horse fell off the cliff. >> you know that horse is like -- >> a pegasus. >> let's get a check of your monday morning. >> as you wake up, you're probably wiping your eyes and thinking about the dreams you had last night. we're going to have a start to this week. beautiful weather, but it will be warmer. a live look outside at fremont. looking good. sunshine and cool temperatures to start. we drop down to 46 degrees in morgan hill, livermore, 47 degrees. palo alto, 52 degrees. and it's a cool start, but it will be a very warm day, especially for the south bay, into the south county and gilroy up to 89 degrees today. yeah, really starts to warm up there. in hayward, 78 degrees 87 in walnut creek. we'll see some mid to upper 70s

for most of the peninsula. daly city, 64. the other sunset will be at 62 degrees. and for mill valley, 80 degrees. santa rosa warming up to 86 today. looking outside. you're getting ready for the day with that sunshine starting to come through the windows. it will be a day for short sleeves and shorts, as our weather will be warm. we're feeling summer like weather, especially for the valley, and it does start to cool down as we go through the weekend. if you're going to the a's game, it will be cool, but nice and comfortable to start out. look at 9:00, 58 degrees, and the skies will stay clear. we also have a chance of rain in the forecast for the end of the week. this is something we'll be watching. on thursday, a chance of showers that will be moving out by friday morning. and our temperatures cooling down as well. for the inland valleys, expect it to be up to 86 degrees today. as we have a chance of rain, especially for the north bay by thursday, our highs only reach

the low 70s, and then it starts to come up a couple degrees in time for the weekend. still, very nice. and mike still tracking the huge delays for the commuters who have to go across the spato bridge. >> tremendous delays if you're using westbound 92 from the hayward side where you're seeing build on this side. we'll outline the rest of the commute, but the bay bridge toll plaza does have your backup and the metering lights are on, but this has been jammed by one lane is blocked by a crash. waiting for another tow truck, and that big backup is a problem from the toll plaza over across towards the peninsula and 101. let's show you what waze is talking about, the delays twice as long for your drive. the dumbarton bridge is a 40-minute drive right now, according to the travel time here. the sensors slow across 92, and you see it takes twice as long if you go across 92. so definitely a better choice. even 237, way down here, even

that's faster. just about 35 minutes faster than the other route. san mateo bridge is one to avoid. check your route. if you're leaving later on, check your phone because waze commuters can help us out. the wazer got us information about the crash, you join our team called nbc bay area wazers and we can share that information with you wherever you're driving. >> coming up on today in the bay, a health warning. tuna has been linked to hepatitis a in certain restaurants. we'll tell you what restaurants were selling that tuna. britain's prime minister is saying she supports the police shoot to kill policy used to stop the london attackers over the weekend. plus, a story talked about around the world a fearless climber making the world's first ropeless assent to the top of el

capitan. he made it there in four hours without any gear. a san francisco police officer

is under investigation this morning-- following an under a san francisco police officer under investigation this morning following an undercover report by the nbc bay area investigative unit. >> at issue, did the officer violate department policy when he made threats against people on the street, fought knowing

our cameras were rolling. vicky nguyen joins us with details on the reaction to those comments. good morning. we were surprised when our surveillance of illegal street market collided with surveillance by the san francisco police department. but it's what one officer said that prompted an entirely different investigation. this is officer joshua fry approaching a group of asian and hispanic men on market street. >> we've been taking your picture, yourture. taking a lot of pictures. no, no, we took your picture. oh, yeah. oh, yeah. wait until we get ins involved, it's going to be awesome. going to ship everybody back to their own country. >> san francisco police policy clearly bans officers from working with immigration agents and from enforcing immigration laws.

sfpd chief william scott said the entire department has been remunded of the policy and an internal affairs investigation is under way. officer fry declined to comment. this was not his first incident on camera. we'll show you that tonight at 6:00 p.m. or you can see our full report and hear all of the officer's comments right now at nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >> thank you, vicky. if you have a tip for investigative unit, call at 888-996-tips or send an e-mail for the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> the fda is investigating a link between tuna sold to northern california restaurants and hepatitis a. it recalled tuna came from indonesia, the philippines and vietnam. 17 california restaurants perch purchased that frozen tuna. they said they already pulled the contaminated product weeks ago. so far, no one has reported getting sick. the owner of one restaurants

customers should be fine. >> in reality, there's very little danger that someone consumed that product because they pulled it so fast. >> here are the bay area restaurants that purchased the product. blue high cafe, pokey shack in san francisco, fenix, and the fda says anyone not vaccinated for hepatitis a and has eaten the tuna should see a doctor where. >> new video showing a deadly plane crash in southern california. a small plane crash in ventura county yesterday. firefighters say two people were killed. the faa and ntsb are at the scene investigating the cause of that crash. >> starting this month, you may notice some changes at the lafayette b.a.r.t. parking lot. crews will add more handicapped parking spaces as well as better signs and they're going to repave the lot.

they will also improve pedestrian safety and traffic flow. during the first phase of the construction it will be one way traffic only. >> happening today, thousands of cyclists on their way from san francisco to l.a. part of the 15ing annual aids life cycle event. nearly 2,000 riders raising awareness. we were there to kick off yesterday morning. cyclists went from san francisco to santa cruz, the first leg of their 545-mile trip. >> my boyfriend and i raised over $9,000 together, and we're here to end aids. >> i do it for friends who passed and i also do it for kind of a show of solidarity and a community together. a lot of fun. >> the group will leave santa cruz today and then they'll head over. >> new this morning, oakland zoo

now tweeting out there was an unexpected glitch preventing them from opening the new gondola today. it's the first phase of the massive expansion project. it will provide a look at black bears, mountain lions and eagles. the zoo says a water pressure issue has delayed the opening of the gondola. no word yet on when it will open but we'll keep your posted. >> right now at 6:00, the world is watching san jose. live at the san jose convention center. the highly anticipated apple worldwide developers conference. tens of thousands of people. it will kick off in a couple hours. we'll tell you about the new stuff we're expecting to see. >> traffic troubles. the push to reduce traffic on one of the busiest freeways. >> and the warriors beat the cavaliers in game two of the nba finals. how steve kerr is feeling now that he'sally back. today in the bay continues right now.

happy monday to you. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. hope you're coming off a really great weekend. we're going to make the most of this monday. >> i think so because it's going to be warm. you're making plans and about to head out the door, grab an extra bottle of water, keep filling it out throughout the day and enjoy the warmth and sunshine. here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. all clear this morning. no dense fog, hence the warming trend today. 51 degrees in san francisco as you get ready to step out the door. 54 in oakland. 52 in san jose. we'll see highs inland reaching the upper 80s with upper 60s along the coast and in the city. as we head through the week, it's going to be cooling off. even a chance of rain. i'll talk about that. mike starts off with better news acrossing the bay. >> better than it could be or was. the san mateo bridge is the trouble spot around the bay, as we see a light build. a lot of high school