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>> over here that radar activity and showing you it might be wet over there coming out of the corridor. the rest of the bay looks good. the caldicott tunnel. some debris. sounds like it's one cone but we will head out to make sure everything is okay. the rest of your approaches do move very well. i hope you have air conditioning in your car. back to you. >> that's one form of air conditioning. thank you. we talk about the high heat. thousands of people no relief this morning. >> here are the latest he numbers. the south bay with 3,500 customers without power. sporadic outages had in the north bay, the peninsula. >> pg&e restoring power to

37,000 cust had mers but, again, about 5,000 still with no power. rick boone is live for people getting ready for work. >> reporter: a lot of people are waking up this morning and the first thing they're doing is flipping on lights to make sure they're working. more than 6,000 people lost power just yesterday possibly due to running their air conditioners. businesses lost the power as well. coming up in a few hours pg&e will determine if heat is the reason causing all these power outages and also discussing how to avoid more outages happening in the future. that meeting just ahead. across the bay people wept to beaches to escape the heat this weekend but places cooler like san mateo was affected almost 75,000 lost power on father's day. >> we just got back from the lake. we got some sun burns going on

so we didn't have the luxury of the fans. >> the lights went out. >> reporter: and, once again, residents will wake up and see whether or not their lights are on. in downtown i didn't notice anything that was particularly out. looks like the normal lights in livermore. in the downtown section everything seems to be back to normal. we're live in livermore. rick boone for today in the bay. >> all right. that means no air conditioners, no fans, it must have been a miserable night of sleep. keep track of the weather where you live and work by downloading our free nbc bay area app. use it to track temperatures and to stay ahead of the heat wave. 4:34 right now. to some breaking news out of london this morning where police continue to question the man arrested in in the city's latest terror attack. ten people injured after the suspect drove a van into a group of worshippers outside of a mosque.

you're looking at london. all of this happened short ly after midnight as worshippers had just finished prayers during t the holy month of ramadan. the driver, a 48-year-old man, arrested on scene. a group of people actually captured him and pinned him down until police could get there. he said he was going to kill all muslims. one person did die at the scene. it's unclear if it was caused by this attack. a coast guard crew will be docking here in the bay area after a massive 17,000-pound drug bust. the crew of the coast guard cutter posed with what is a haul of seized cocaine before it offloaded it. it was seize d coast the last to months.

estimated street value is $266 million. the investigation continues this morning into a deadly sh t shooting that happened over the weekend in concord. police say this happened about 2:00 saturday morning in the downtown area of the city right near the brendan theater. they tried to save the victim's life but he did succumb to his injuries. his name has not been released. san mateo leaders will debate banninging smoking in apartment complexes. recreational use will be legal throughout the state. san mateo councilmembers are discussing the dangers of second-hand smoke as it relates to marijuana. if approved the new ban would apply to multiunit residences. >> palo al it to leaders are looking to approve a program. it's reported councilmembers are going to sign off on a residents

parking plan for the southgate neighborhood of palo alto not too far away from the stanford campus. once approved weekday parking will be restricted to two hours for anybody without permits. coming up still dominant but slipping. uber losing some ground in the ride sharing market. we'll show you how much a series of scandals has cost that company. >> and the peaches and the bells back on the baseball diamond in indiana. we are going to take you to the anniversary of a movie classic. just don't even think about shedding any tears. agent gru, you're fired.

[ gasp ] if you fire him, you're gonna have to fire me. do you really wanna do that? uh, do ya? [ screaming ] well, i guess she did. we're going to be fine. i want to help since you don't have a job. i got two whole dollars. awww. minions! we're going back to villainy. [ cheering ] [ evil chuckles ] so, you're villains now? [ shrieking and chuckling ] i mean hello sweetie. despicable me 3. rated pg.

good morning i'm landon dowdy live. here are today's top business headlines. u.s. markets start the week higher after a big win for. wall street will be watching. two federal reserve members for any hints about future rate hikes. retailers and grocery stores taking a beating after amazon's $13 billion purchase of whole foods. the nasdaq sinking 13 points to 6151. uber losing some ground to the competition. 84% to 77% last month. according to a report by second

measure. this comes amid a series of scandals of the company is taking a leave of absence. lyft completed a $236 million funding round in april. and brexit talks officially kicking off in brussels today nearly one year after the uk voted to leave the european union. this less than two weeks after the british prime minister theresa may's conservative party suffered a major set back in parliamentary elections. david davis has said the process could be, quote, the most complicated negotiation of all time. set to leave the eu by march of 2019. back to you. >> thank you very much, landon. when it comes to baseball there's nothing quite like celebrating a hit especially one on film that goes back 25 years. >> i was obsessed with this as a

kid. thousands came out to indiana to celebrate the 25th anniversary of "a league of their own." that movie celebrated the all-american girls professional baseball league. the film's lasting line, you might have heard this before, there's no crying had in baseball. tom hanks' character was played by -- well, he had that line. his character -- this character of betty was the woman who said that. she attended this weekend's softball game between the peaches and the belles. >> did not think that would be anything nor did i think the movie would be anything. >> well, you were wrong about that one. the anniversary celebration taking place at the same stadium where some of the movie was shot. >> you'll have plenty of time to watch that movie and other movies because you're not going to go outside. we are still in a micro climate weather alert. >> we get a look at the

temperature trend for today in san jose we start out with some low 70s and then the upper 80s by noon. 96 degrees later today. where we could be hittinging 100 degrees again up next. and had this live look it at the golden gate bridge. a smooth drive right now. a new crash on the peninsula to talk about.

4:45 right now. a live look outside, downtown

san jose one of many areas that saw explosive temperatures this weekend, and it is not going to end right now. kari will have much more on that. >> for those who live in los gatos, gridlocked traffic. drivers head iing to the beach often try to bypass traffic by winding through their neighborhoods and this is what it looked like. the video shot by a homeowner who says will were so many cars on her street she couldn't even back out of her driveway. ways to divert the traffic. >> and they need to get as many people to the coastline because that's one of the key places you could go for actual relief. >> san francisco was fairly nice until you went right on the other side to the embarcadero. it was hot there and along that immediate coastline that's the only place you can find relief. as we start out this morning i'm showing you radar.

we have some out flow. it was just enough to produce thunder and lightning, some isolated rain and we're still seeing very light amounts of rain occurring over the hills but we have to watch the radar for that potential of some lightning. it is over the hills. it will not affect you as you head out. you know that some dry lightning is not good news. as we go to the next hour or so and seeing this wind down. this is what it feels like as you head out the door. 73 degrees and our average high temperature is in the upper 70s so we start out in the low 70s this morning. it feels very muggy at 61 degrees in san francisco. and the north bay feel a muggy 64 degrees. we're heading into the upper 90s. wouldn't be surprised if a few areas hit 100 again today but

we'll see more widespread 100-degree readings and also some interior parts while haywood will be up to 93 degrees. san francisco up to 83 on the embarcadero. 103 in novato. still looking at some really hot weather as we go into this afternoon so you're looking out the window and, of course, getting ready for the day, another day for lightweight, light colored clothinging, something that's very breathable and will help keep you cool in all of this heat. we always advise you to make sure you drinks lots of water as you're out there and about today even if you don't feel thirsty and we broke a lot of records yesterday just blowing them out of the water. san rafael up to 105 degrees when the old record was 98. you can look at these numbers and see how hot it was yesterday

and know that it will still be very hot today up to 83 degrees in san francisco and some upper 70s the next few days. the hottest day in the forecast will be on thursday and the inland areas 105 degrees. stick this out a little while longer. that cooldown will be very slow to happen as we go through this week. mike, you're tracking a crash? >> mostly clear as you talk about the summer temperatures and the summer traffic flow as well but we do have an early crash. there is a crash in the middle of the roadway. we will track that because in the middle of the freeway is not where you want the cars. the b.a.r.t. cars are moving on time. i know it's monday but reminding people if you're parking at the

fair grounds, don't do that during the weekend because the fair takes over and they will tow the cars. just a reminder it's okay during the week. not the weekend. let's get out to waze. over to the east bay and the peninsula these routes will take you over the dumbarton bridge. whenever you're leaving the house, even on the unfamiliar routes, summer camp will take over. we're looking to your profile. get your name and teams and select wazers. you can share tips and get information. >> parents driving wherever they can to it get the kids out of the house. 4:50. developing this morning internationally a syrian plane shot down by the u.s. military. now this comes after authorities say that plane dropped bombs near local ground forces supported by the united states. this marks the first time the american military has taken out

the a syrian aircraft since the start of the civil war in 2011. >> in washington more testimony is expected this week in the russia investigation. both congressional intelligence committees meet on wednesday. meantime president trump's lawyer is insisting that the president is not under investigation. despite a tweet from the president himself stating otherwise. last week the president tweeted, quote, i am being investigated for firing the fbi director. witch-hunt. his lawyer says that's not true. >> the president has not been and is not under investigation and that is -- the tweet was in response to "the washington post" story with no named sources whatsoever. >> "the post" reported robert mueller was looking into were the president obstructed justice. bill cosby's sexual assault trial may have ended in a mistrial but this case is far from over. the judge is saying the next trial could start in it about

three months. that trial ended in a mistrial saturday after jurors remained deadlocked. cosby is still facing sexual assault charges, accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand. prosecutors remain confident in their case. >> our plan is to move this forward as soon as possible. >> as for cosby, he has remained silent since the mistrial. beyonce and j-jay-z are waking up parents. confirmation is not coming from the superstars themselves but from beyonce's father. happy birthday to the twins just this morning. the couple also have a 5-year-old daughter. >> those kids will have some musical talent. >> and if they don't, how terrible, right? fire fighters also battling two brushfires. if you drive down to l.a. on

i-5, you'll recognize the area. we'll show you the progress. but first, happening now, sacramento police are investigating a hate crime after two swastikas were spray painted on a church. they are reviewing video. plus, jeff bezos is catching up with bill gates adding nearly $2 billion after a surge in amazon stock. that was caused after last week's announcement of the company buying whole foods. bezos worth about $84 billion. gates is about $5 billion back right now. we're back with more news in two minutes. they're both filthy rich.

it is 4:55 right now. we're looking out our window he this morning in san rafael. it was hot there. some folks are still in the dark. we had pg&e power outages. we'll talk about that. be aware this heat wave continues. >> a record 105 over the weekend. much more tolerable at the beach here. people will be flocking to the beach this week, try to avoid the heat this is video of some of the crowds at the boardwalk from over the weekend. >> developing in southern california despite the heat wave firefighters are dwayning crucial ground on two brushfires there. this fire at castaic lake has destroyed two out buildings not too far from magic mountain. tts only 10% contained. firefighters are out fighting

the flames and battling the heat, too. a much smaller fire in san bernardino county is 50% contained. only 11 acres have burned there so far. a 26-year-old woman has died in the sequoia national forest after falling into a creek along the park's twin lakes. park rangers say the woman fell and then was swept downstream. this is the third river-related death in the park this year and the 11th in california since the snowpack started melting in may. >> all right. a sweltering start here to summer and that is going to continue, tracking your forecast. what are we in store for? >> more days of 100-degree readings away from areas like san francisco where we've had -- we haven't had weather this hot since june of 2008. we're going to break some more records and we'll talk more about that coming up next. another bridge, the san mateo bridge, traffic flowing.

no problems. a little steamy here, too. the peninsula where folks are headed. as those temperatures continue to heat up around the bay area fire danger is increasing. firefighters are keeping an eye on and it tips to keep your property safe.

this morning we are in a micro climate weather alert as we brace for more extreme heat today. you're taking a live look

outside right now at some different vantage points across the bay area. everywhere is going to be feeling like summer once again today. good morning on this monday. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. that's one of the few spots where it will be cool. >> one of the areas not included in that heat advisory or excessive heat warning through thursday. we did have some isolated lightning strikes overnight. we had some thunderstorms blow up over the sierra. that warm, humid air made it into the bay area. some lightning between union city and hayward shortly after midnight. that is where the lightning occurred. now things are quieting down.