it )s monday morning.. as we take a live look outside from the bay bridge it is monday morning, and as we take a live look outside from the bay bridge we see a little bit of haze there in the distance, cooler temperatures on tap, and then a couple snafus on the roadway. first the good news. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. that was not the good news. i think you mentioned there was a port-a-potty in the middle of the road. >> two big crashes so i'm concerned about the folks involved there. >> you mentioned something that would have been unimaginable last week. being outside for lunch. >> i know. it was really hot last week. and this weekend starting to come down.

nice and comfortable weather. that's the way we start out the workweek with some 70s and 80s inland and 60s by the coast. as you step out the door now we are feeling some mild weather, a few more clouds rolling by. maybe some long sleeves immediated. up to 62. it still will feel like summer. we'll be a couple degrees cooler in some spots than where we should be for this time of year. i'll talk more about that. a look ahead to the rest of the week in about seven minutes. mike now is track iing those tw crashes. >> fremont and san jose. so listen up, folks, i did get updates on how much treatment is necessary. north 101, now the big slowing you see here at blossom hill and north of there may be the result of a traffic break. a car crashed into a big rig trailer and is underneath there. no one -- no major injuries and

it doesn't sound like much of a minor injury there but it is a big deal. they have to close down the slow lane and a traffic break to clear them apart from one another. that's in san jose. in fremont, you see that side moves well. the southbound side your commute is distraction. a car flipped over, back onto its wheels. again, it doesn't sound like any major injuries but there are three or four chp crews on scene and debris is being cleared the northbound side distracting the southbound side. the good news is no major injuries but there is slowing. back to you. >> very fortunate no one was hurt. 5:02. it is a video everyone will be talking about today. a fight breaks out. several people are detained. a police officer who rushed in to help was hurt. . >> pete suratos is live. do we know what happened here? >> reporter: good morning to you, chris and sam. police are investigating what

may have caused this massive brawl at the popular westfield mall in downtown san francisco but the pictures and video of what happened are making their round on social media. a clip of one of those videos had to be some scary moments for the shoppers last night at the mall. police running up the escalators to diffuse this fight. they called police to step in as normal security more than likely wasn't able to handle the situation. this brawl started inside of the westfield mall around 7:00 p.m. police say some folks ride to run away from cops. it took about 30 officers to respond to the fight. here is sfpd explaining how officers tried to maintain some control of the situation. >> it did complicate matters and that's why we did have to try to stop the situation as soon as possible.

that's why you see us moving to several levels to stop and detain these individuals involved in the incident. >> reporter: one officer did suffer minor injuries and one person arrested. still no word what caused the fight. it caused the mall to close earlier than usual. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. new this morning a man is hospitalized after he was shot in a porsche just off highway 101 in san francisco. police say shots were fired around 10:00 last night. at the bottom of the cesar chavez off ramp at northbound 101. the driver of the porsche lost control of that suv and then crashed into a power pole.

the victim was taken to the hospital with a gun shot wound to the chest. happening right now rescue crews are searching for a san francisco father who vanished after saving his daughter from drowning in the delta. this happened sunday afternoon in the state park. witnesses say that a 40-year-old man and his 5-year-old daughter were kayaking when the kayak flipped and they both went under water. the father surfaced with his daughter and a person on a boat was able to pull them to safety. then the dad slipped back under water and there has been no sign of him since then. investigators say neither were wearing life jackets. this is the cleanup after the weekend's pride festivities in san francisco. here is what it looked like a few hours ago at civic center and city hall. hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets to celebrate. this morning we hope to get a better number, a better idea how many people turned out for this year's pride festivities as friends, families and a

community festooned in the colors of the rainbow celebrated the pride of san francisco's lgbtq community, still voices of a resistance movement close behind. >> diversity is our strength. we have a lot of work ahead of us. i am so proud of this city. >> mayor ed lee there and while san francisco went on with its traditional gay pride parade you might remember there was not a pride parade in l.a. this year because an anti-hate rally was held in its place. a live look at mountain view city hall where later today you'll be abling to weigh in on how much you want to pay. they want riders to ride in on a plan that would increase zone fares by 25 cents starting in october. monthly rates would go up from $55 to $82.50. and by january of 2018 go fares would increase by 50%. a meeting is skcheduled for 6:0

tonight at mountain view city hall. developing in southern california late last night evacuation orders were lifted for people living near a large brush fire there. that fire yesterday forced closures and evacuations in santa clarita. flames burned about 800 acres. and yesterday it temporarily forced the closure of highway 14. firefighters say this fire started after a vehicle hit a tree. >> plenty of fire in california, flooding at the same time. here is video posted to twitter. zoom in there and see about 90 homes under an evacuation order. some folks have been allowed to go back and inspect the damage. the air guard dropped sandbags.

the levee made the situation worse. rivers across the state right now are seeing record run-off because of all the snow in the mountains that's melting. >> the water is fast. and the temperatures have been warm there, too. we are going to have nice weather cooling down from the high heat we had last week. and looking at what we're expect ing for today, 61 degrees now heading up to 78 degrees and looking at what to expect as we go into the rest of the next several days. the rest of the week will will be slightly warmer but not outrageous. so we are looking at high temperatures that will start out in the upper 70s today, but then continue to warm as we go through the week. i'll have more on that coming up in about three minutes. mike starts out with a crash in fremont. >> one of the two we're cracking, kari. everything else moves well but

chp does say southbound where the crash does have debris across the lanes. it was southbound. the distraction and all of the activity there blocking traffic. there may be traffic breaks on the debris of the shoulder at mission causing a problem coming over and north 101 that crash blocks a slow lane and another traffic break scheduled trying to clear vehicles and debris from the roadway there. no major injuries for either of those unexpectedly show but very pleasant over to the bay bridge. that's the good news. back to you. >> we like good news, thank you, mike. we are closely watching washington, d.c., as republican senators push their new health care bill. the new details we could be learning. and high tech dealing with yet another scandal brewing. the amazing ending to what could

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we're coming up on 5:13. a lot of clouds hanging over the south bay this morning. it'll take a while before it clears out. we are going to have a nice afternoon. i want to show you the temperatures for nearby los gatos as temperatures will be at 63 degrees at 9:00 and then in the low 70s at lunch time. upper 70s as we go through the day. our normal high temperature is 81 degrees. very close. our temperatures warm up this week coming up in five minutes. san jose has called a sig alert. that means they think it will take at least 30 minutes to clear this crash. ts sayr in fremont coming up. president donald trump and republicans will get back to work today to try to pass the senate version of health care reform this week. democrats say it will it will not fix health care problems, only make them worse. >> edward lawrence joins us live

from washington. many people from both sides are asking to delay the vote until they can learn more about it. good morning. >> reporter: exactly, sam and kris. this is going to be an uphill battle today and this week. so far this morning five republican senators are saying that they cannot vote for this bill the way it's fashioned. republicans will have to walk a fine line to get the senate health care bill to pass. too many changes and hard line conservatives will not support it. not enough changes and nspublican senators against the bill will not come onboard. >> i know that the senate leadership and the president is talking with folks. >> reporter: president donald trump says he's fully behind the senate's plan. >> i want to see a bill with heart. health care is a very complicated subject. >> you can't pay over $800 billion out of the medicaid program and not expect it's going to have an impact on a

rural nursing home. >> reporter: with the senate majority leader saying he wants a vote this week. other senators say the process is moving too fast. >> i don't have the feedback from constituencies who will not have had enough time to review the senate bill. we should not be voting on this next week. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders says democrats would compromise if republicans would ask. >> there's no way this bill should be passed this week. >> reporter: the president says no democrat would vote for any republican-led bill especially one overhauling health care. >> we'll see what kind of bartering goes down this week. 5:15 right now. muslims around the world celebrating the end of the month long fast for ramadan. dan...is white house this year is breaking ranks in mark iing e occasion. the white house decided not to host a dinner to celebrate hen dan unlike presidents obama, bush and clinton.

this is video of the dinner last year with president obama hosting the meal when muslims break their fast. president trump was a candidate the he said he was open to continuing this tradition. instead, the white house issued a statement saying in part, during this holiday we are reminded of the importance of mercy, compassion, and goodwill. right now an investigation into a major hack. at least seven government websites criticized president donald trump. ch.rections, medicaid and casinos were hit the hack. the web pages for the governor and first lady, john and carrie kasich. no personal information was compromised by the hack and all those affected servers had to be . ken off line. a new study out find nearly four out of ten american adults do not have life insurance policy.

adults don't have life insurance. most nonpolicyholders are millennials, single, and of course make less money at that point in their life. the most common reason for not purchasing a policy was, in me of the cost of it. ott a prominent venture capitalist stepped down amid allegations that he harassed some of the entrepreneurs gationg funding. by scott mcgrew, said it was the darkest day of his life. >> reporter: a strong apology. n the l strong allegations against him. he was accused by three women of harassing them. an durpoke out on the blog the information. late night texts in one case, allegations of reaching under a table and touching a woman pital. a business meeting. now over the weekend he first announced he was taking a leave of absence from binary capital. ry late last night that turned into a full resignation. called beck said, to say i'm sorry is a categorical under

statement. i'm so sorry. one of the women responded in a post with, i do not believe that someone can harass women for ten him se tell the people who exposed him, and then a series of words we can't say on tv, and then 24 hours later thank them for bringing him self-awareness. all of this comes as uber looks for a new ceo after its leader stepped down amidst years of says tions of fostering what silicon valley has come to call the bro culture. other news, google will stop scanning your g-mail for key words to use in advertising. it's been doing that from the start. of aou e-mail a friend til tting a ski vacation you'll passesternet ads for ski ill.. ons. investors want tax cuts but they won't get them. congress passes health care and that's looking a little less likely, we'll know this week. spacex launched not one but two rockets in the past few days. the one on friday on up left was a recycled rocket launched in florida.

everybody jumped on the plane ckd launched the second from california. what you can see was fairly poor weather. in both cases they were able to recover the boosters as well, maybe use them again. >> there's a concept. ==take necycling both rockets. eck is you imagine? ck!" would be awesome. >> some day, my friend. some day. >> speaking of awesome, you have to see this rescue. >> her neck is stuck. >> it is remarkable video from over the weekend, a little girl dangling from a theme park ride and good samaritans reaching out to catch her. those were bystanders yelling encouragement as the girl dangled from the sky ride at six flags great escape in new york. customers and employees rushed under her and told the girl that they would catch her. ther aid just that to cheers and trafause. police say she was not seriously injured. >> was there another person seated in that capsule and did

the girl just come unhinged there? >> i'm not really sure. >> they were yelling her neck is stuck. i'm guess that was the person with her, trying to untangle her. i don't know. >> dropping ten feet is nerve rattling. let's check our forecast. >> looks good. it's monday morning and we're going to make it a little easier for to you get out of bed this morning and let you know it's going to be an awesome day as we look at these temperatures ke/ck= the bay area. here is a look at what you're seeing as you step out the door looking out the window. it's 60 degrees looking right in the middle of your screen at the peninsula and all cloudy. we he are getting clearing at the golden gate bridge although we are seeing some clouds pass by. it's 57 degrees and now the seven-day is up at the point bottom of the screen starting in the south bay and this is where we'll see our temperature up to 78 degrees, lower 80s for concord and livermore as well as morgan hill, north bay, innapa.

oakland will be up to 72. palo alto, 78 degrees. if you are making plans to maybe go golfing, hitting the links in a spot like the tri-valley where last week it was too hot to go golfing, well, it's going to be much nicer today. our highs there reaching into the upper 70s and a cool, nice day in santa cruz as our high temperatures this afternoon will be reaching right at about 70 degrees. we'll be at 69 degrees at 1:00 today. i wanted to tell you about this, hurricane dora, the first hurricane of the pacific season has began. it formed here just to the west and that storm now has wind speeds of 80 miles an hour. this is what the storm is expected to do over the next few days in case you have travel plans in that area. it will be weakening. this is not expected to be a major headline maker over the next few days. and now as we look back on our weekend i want to show you what

i did. i wept to natural bridges. it was nice and cool there. here is a picture that i took. you can send me your pictures right to meteorologist kari hall on facebook. let me know where you graced your presence over the weekend. and as we get a look at our temperatures as we go through the week, san francisco stays nice in the 60s. morning clouds, afternoon sun. inland valleys will be in the upper 70s today but we'll be talking about some upper 80s by the end of the week. i'll have more on that coming up. i might have more info on the crash in san jose. the rest of the bay looks great. we're tracking those two crashes and in fact our photographer has his presence down here on northbound 101 at blossom hill getting us a live shot down there. we see all the slowing starting almost back to the 85 split. this entire area reportedly slow because of a crash blocking at least the slow lane. a car is wedged under the trailer. no major injuries. that's bound to be a spectacle, live pick in a few minutes. southbound 680. the build continues now farther north before you get to auto

mall parkway. debris is starting to thin out now. there may have been a traffic break and clearing of debris so at least that's better news. speeds are improving. the slower starts farther back. as we look at the rest of your bay, coming in off the tri-valley, head over to the castro valley and take 880 to avoid the slowing in fremont if that is your choice, it looks like a clear one. more slowing that popped up. i'll check for any secondary crashes. you can check your route by going to your phone and checking waze as well. make sure you plot that out and join our team. hit the magnifying glass, your name and where you scroll down to where it says teams enjoy nbc ely area wazers. that way we can share information. >> sounds good, mike. thank you so much. next, the sequel to the hit documentary "an inconvenient /anim= is coming out. the update on where you can see it first.

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former vice presid 5:26 right now on your monday. happening today former vice president al gore is going to be in stran stran for a special screening of his new film "an inconvenient" sequel, the follow-up to "an convenient truth" that looked at climate change. the new film is being updated to include president trump's decision to pull the states out of the paris climate accord. the screening takes place it at

the castro theater a little bit after 5:00. now to the box office. topping the weekend box office, the producers may be bummed out. >> the fifth installment brought in more than $45 million but had the lowest opening weekend of any "transformers" film. "wonder woman" and "cars 3." >> right now 5:27. up next contra costa county needs a new district attorney after criminal charges. the way the public will be able to wae in on this. >> a live look that may cause you some commute trouble. you can see folks still on the side of the roadway trying to make sure that other drivers get around safely. mike will have an update in a few moments. devastating news for a family of a missing san fran

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5:30 now on your monday coming off a gorgeous weekend in san francisco. the whole bay area. we look outside at the golden gate bridge, sun rise in the background. glad that you are with us to start off your workweek. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for

laura garcia-cannon. the kids are on summer break and we know you might have plans. >> making plans to get outside. we he are going to see the temperatures in san francisco over the next several days in the low 60s. it will be nice for those outdoor activities and then looking at the inland valleys it will be some better weather than we had last week. going to see those highs in the upper 70s today and the upper 80s by the end of the week as you make those plans. i'll talk more about what to expect as we head into the weekend coming up in about six minutes. mike takes us back out to the crash in san jose. >> the live pictures. our photographer got there safely to the shoulder. you see the white sedan. it looks fine here, a ford focus. there's the semi. a video from a short time ago loading that car onto the truck. look, here is what originally happened. this sedan wedged into the truck in front of it. it smashed up all the way back

into that front tire. air bags seen as well. fortunately and surprisingly no major injuries to the driver of this vehicle there. chp on the scene as you saw from this video. let's get you back out to the map and show you slow on the approach on 101 up to blossom hill. the earlier extended slowing as crews have cleared from the separation of the vehicle and they're hooking up the it tow truck. back to you. >> thank you very much. well, today we hope to learn more about human remains that were found at an east bay warehouse. san francisco police say they could be the remains of a man who disappeared on mother's day. the medical examiner is now working to positively identify him. >> we first broke the story during yesterday's broadcast. bob, we nope the family had been waiting for information for weeks. now it devastating development. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to

you, sam and kris. the family of this missing man will be providing dna samples to the medical examiner to confirm whether or not the body parts found this weekend here in hayward belong to piseth chhay seen here in a fphoto held by hs grieving wife ratana. chhay, a san francisco uber driver, disappeared this past mother's day on saturday morning. the sheriff's officer found body parts inside a hayward warehouse after employees complained of a foul smell. that warehouse is connected to bob tang, a long time friend of chhay and according to law enforcement a person of interest in his disappearance. police say they found tang's car abandoned at sfo. they believe he fled to cambo a cambodia. the body parts are so mutilated and decomposed they can only be identified through dna. >> i just hope and pray it's not my husband. i need all your prayers that the

body parts don't belong to my husband. he has to come home to these boys. he has to come home to these boys and to me. he has to come home. he has to come home. >> reporter: the missing man's wife tells us her family and bob tang were so close at one point they vacationed together. she tells us she doesn't know what went wrong. reporting live here in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." a heartbreaking development. bob, thank you very much. 5:34 right now. contra costa county residents reportedly will have a chance to be directly involved in the process of replacing their disgraced district attorney. two weeks ago mark peterson resigned after pleading no con it test of perjury. the east bay times reports that before a permanent replacement is hired there will be a public forum allowing folks to question the filing.

that hearing is scheduled to take place in august. it is 5:34 now. authorities in san fran stran are looking for the person who set fire to a popular san francisco playground. firefighters responded a little after midnight yesterday to the play structure if golden gate park. look closely. that use d to be a slide. the flames fully engulfed that structure and the damage could go up to a million bucks. so far arson investigators say they don't have any suspects. happening today people will gather to voice their opposition to a potential break-up of the mt. diablo unified school district. they have until august to decide on a plan that would see four schools anchored around north gate high school form their own district. a ballot measure would then be drafted. opponents plan to gather tonight ahead of that district meeting. facebook may have stars in its eyes, as in movie stars. the silicon valley giant reportedly in talks with major hollywood studios to produce tv quality scripted shows.

"the wall street journal" reporting facebook is liking the idea of launching original programming by late summer and willing to spend as much as a million dollars per episode. >> bike riders of all ages gathered the peninsula to help local children's charities yesterday. the criterium bicycle race is broke up according to ages. ages start with small children, although those guys aren't too small, they go up to adults who are very fast. that event helps to promote bicycle safety. all right. over here we're concerned about everyone's safety. fortunately no major injuries to the driver of this vehicle, hooked up and now on this flat bed soon to be loaded. slowinging is still blocked by the flares. this great shot northbound 101 as we take a look at the maps. it's at blossom hill. the slowing on our map shows the sensors are starting just after you pass the split with 85. monterey highway, great options for you through the area but, again, 101 does get by you. slowing because of the bright

lights and the spectacle there. southbound 680 continues to show improveme improvement. one more flat bed tow truck heading to the area of an earlier crash. it sounds like that debris has been cleared from lanes so better news as you head down but just about the time we're going to see more volume coming out of the tri-valley. we'll watch fremont for any disturbance. the rest of the bay moves well. a note from mass transit, bart talks about a minor delay out of the fremont line. everything cleared up after the pride festival. >> no kidding. >> lots of colorful costumes, lots of color for folks not wearing the costumes. >> yes, sam brock. did you whole point. >> the back of the neck. >> up put it on your face. >> you need some aloe. >> shield your eyes. >> it's like the color of an orange. i don't what to say. >> we're already making plans for this upcoming weekend after

having a nice weekend whether you got burnt or not. we will have those temperatures that will be starting to warm up inland, so you may be heading to the coast. it will be 64 degrees this saturday and 78 degrees for the bay. and on sunday we're going to see the high temperatures pretty much holding steady, warm inland, cool coast. the wide range in temperatures. all you have to do is make a short drive and you'll be able to enjoy the weather you want. a live look outside. right now it's squaw valley as the sun rises and it's absolutely gorgeous. that may have you making plans to head to the sierra. temperatures in the low 80 for the weekend. at that cruz highs in the 80s. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend for san jose coming up in three minutes. >> thank you, kari. 5:38. up next, a big scare in the air for travelers on a weekend flight. as you can tell there's problems

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over san jose. our temperatures start out nice and cool. we'll talk about a slight warm-up as we go through the week coming up in five minutes. >> this is the slowest before the improvement north 101 at blossom hill, we're tracking a crash in fremont heads up for parents, a recall alert to tell you about. chicken nuggets designed for toddlers are being pulled from stores. california-based over hills farms is recalling frozen chicken by-products after bones were found in that food. the products were sold exclusively at target after customers complained about the problem directly to the company. bernie sanders report edly

hired defense attorneys in had the wake of an fbi probe surrounding bank fraud allegations. he has hired two attorneys, one for him and one for his wife, jane sanders. they will assist in the. a loan helped cover the cost of an expansion at burlington college when his wife was president of the school in 2010. sanders told "the washington post" his wife is innocent. meanwhile, president trump stated for the first time he does believe the russians tried to influence our election. >> scott mcgrew, this comes after months of pointing the finger elsewhere. >> or just calling it a hoax entirply, kris. trump was reacting to "the washington post" article that said the cia alerted president obama that vladimir putin himself ordered russian spy agencies to attack our elections with the purpose of hurting had hillary clinton and helping donald trump.

trump tweet since the obama administration was told way before the 2016 election that the russians were meddling, why no action? focus on them not t, meaning trump. there's a lot to unpack here. it clearly was not enough. "the post" article explains those actions over pages and pages. and i suggested friday you check it out yourself, read it for yourself. as for the president's point obama knew before the 2016 election, we all knew or at least suspected that the russians were attacking the elections. speaker of the house paul ryan, after all, warned in july, months before the election, putin should stay out of the election. trump as candidate was well aware. he made a joke about it. >> why do i have to get involved with putin? i've never spoken to him. i don't know anything about him other than he will respect me. he doesn't respect our president.

if it is srussia, which it's probably not, nobody knows who it is. >> that wasn't a joke but anyway he jokes that hillary clinton e-mails could be hacked by the russians. on sunday he told "fox and friend" he had not heard about the allegations at all, that putin directly ordered the hacks, until he read it in "the post." >> i just had heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time before the election and did nothing about it but nobody wants to talk about that. the cia gave him information on russia a long time before they even -- before the election. >> did the cia brief trump with the same information once he became president? if not, why not? if they didn't that would be disturbing. other news out of washington watching the supreme court. we expect the court will rule on president trump's travel ban that could come around 6:30 our time.

the bill is five votes short on the republican side. mitch mcconnell wants a vote before the fourth of july recess. what do you think of our coverage and what are you going to add to it? let us know on twitter. you can reach me @scottmcgrew. that guy might be smiling but this is some really scary moments here for passengers onboard a flight from australia yesterday who feared for their lives when their plane started shaking like that violently. that last ed for about an hour. the pilot at one point told the passengers to pray the plane would land safely. after turning the jet around over the indian ocean the pilot returned to western australia. they did land safely and with applause from passengers when they landed. air yasia is calling it technical. >> i'm surprised he was smiling. i think i would have been more panicked. >> bizarre, me, too.

america's ugliest dog is a real high flyer. you don't think he's that ugly. >> no. >> living large in the big apple. >> martha, the mastiff won. she beat out 13 other worthy contestants. fans of the contest call this an unusual year. usually the small dogs capture the prize and the hearts of so many. martha is in new york city where she will appear on the "today" show late they are morning during the 8:00 hour. my point is she looks exactly how she is supposed to look. it might be an ugly breed but she is an example of the breed. >> i think martha looks great. >> i need to know what kind of wrinkle cream she uses and then not use that. >> she has not been using -- what is it lamare that j.lo. uses? >> i've only heard about it. >> we're off to a really great start. >> it's monday morning. get up and get moving.

i want to show you a beautiful scene, one we're seeing around the sate right now. a look at the sun rise over heavenly. it is amazing we still have this much snow on the ground now end of june. we start out with clouds over pleasanton. 58 degrees there. looking from the troe to san francisco, we see mostly clear skies. it's 60 degrees in stran francisco. 63 in oakland and 61 in palo alto in san jose as well as 61 in napa. high temperatures reaching into the upper 70s to low 80s. in the delta temperatures much warmer up to 90 degrees. 80 in danville. 67 in half moon bay. san francisco will see low to mid-60s today and clearing skies

and a high temperature in the upper 70s for nava toe. 81 today. a warm day as you look out the window. a day for short sleeves. you can rock some pants. we don't have to try to beat the heat today. i spent part of my weekend cooling off at natural bridges. it was such a beautiful weekend. let me know where you were this weekend if you took a nice, beautiful picture, i may share it here on the air. it is going to be in the 60s for san francisco and then some 70s starting out the week and upper 80s. warmer each day as we go through the week. this weekend is looking pretty hot. mike is updating the crashes. the rest of the bay will notice a smooth drive. we do have the crash in san jose

with better news over the last five minutes. they've cleared all lanes. now we're seeing recovery of speeds from the 85 split up and continuing past blossom hill and back to speed. southbound 80 through fremont still showing slowing. one or more tows being addressed over there and southbound 680 approaching mission boulevard just after the bend. be aware as you come around. 680 moves slowly. slowing for the castro valley. that's it typical over to the bay bridge. it's typical. look at these travel times, very light right now. metering lights are on. we do have lanes backing up to about west grand. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, skiers in tahoe this weekend. kari showed us a look at the

forecast. we'll show you what's in the forecast for skiing in july. the reason you don't want to put away your snow equipment just yet. but first, hamming happening right now, tragedy in pakistan. 157 people have died after a truck there carrying more than 6,000 gallons of gas crashed on a highway. most of the people who died were villagers rushing to the scene to collect the spilled fuel when it ignited killing them. right now we are also getting word two marines are being treated for severe burns in san diego after an on-base fire. we're told a ground flash fire happened in miramar late last night. the unit involved was based out of ft. worth, texas. we're back with more news on this monday in it two minutes. taking a live look outside from

our san francisco camera this mog. welcome back squarely in your picture. a pleasant day, welcome relief after last week's heat. temperatures expected to be in the 60s and 70s today. >> all right, now. take a look at this. it is the end of june and people are still skiing in the sierra. check out the get-ups. people took advantage of the cooler weather hitting the slopes at squaw valley ski resort. no bulky ski clothes required.

it has been a long ski season in the sierra and the resort is getting ready for the july 4th holiday weekend as well. >> following on a tuesday is special. we get to ski for four days straight. it will be the fourth time in history we'll have operations pour skiing on the fourth of july. >> the last time people could ski on the fourth of july was way back in the 2010-2011 ski season. officials say they will be open as long as there is snow. people buying season tickets for next year. i think they might need their pants by then, though. as we head into the holiday weekend, police in the bay area are trying to prevent any issues with illegal fireworks. the police department is using a smartphone app that allows people to report illegal fireworks. it is called nail them and it is available for iphones and androids. you can report whether someone has illegal fireworks or is u using them and you can include photos, also a gps location. the complaint is then sent over

to the police department. kris, if you are hitting the road for the july 4th weekend to ski or to do anything else for that matter, you are in for a pleasant surprise. gas prices actually about 5 cents a gallon lower than they were at this time last year and it reverses the normal trend. it typically gas prices spike heading to the summer. that has not been the case this year. it's not just that gas is cheaper, airfares are down 10%. aaa is predicting a record year for fourth of july travel. it's going to be a historical year for travel for independence day. we are expecting that 44 million americans will be traveling this holiday season. >> 37 million of the folks traveling are going to be driving. aaa measures the long holiday weekend as being a full five days starting friday and running through next, the actual fourth of july. >> 5:56 now and happening now the muslim community is trying to keep a positive attitude

after several mosques in northern california became the targets of hate. in two separate incidents the koran was destroyed. one incident happened on friday where pages of the koran were ripped and thrown into the street outside the isic center. and then on saturday it was burned along with bacon that was chained to a fence with handcuffs near the islamic center in sacramento. some members of the community there spoke about how they've experienced hate before. >> people at school are like, oh, do you know osama bin laden? how the heck am i suppose d to know him? are you going to bomb the school or something? >> police say they take the incident very seriously but that it is not considered a hate crime because no one broke the law aside from littering. no arrests have been made in the sacramento case. happening right now rescue

crews are in the process of searching for a san francisco father who vanished after he saved his daughter from drowning in the delta. this happened sunday afternoon in the state park. witnesses say a 40-year-old man and his 5-year-old daughter were kayaking when the kayak flipped and they both went under water. the did surface with his daughter and a person on another boat nearby able to pull her to safety. then the dad slipped back under water, and there has been no sign of him since then. investigators say that neither of them were wearing life jackets at the time. right now a shocking mix-up. a southern california man who thought that his son had died has learned that he buried the wrong person. he says the orange county coroner's office mistakenly identified a body found last month as that of his son. he was told the fingerprints were used to identify his son who is meant ill and also ho homeless. a $20,000 funeral and burial were held but 11 days after that the man received a call from had his son who is alive. the coroner's office is investigating. >> that is shocking.

new this morning, improving child vaccination rates may improve school attendance in developing countries according to a new study from stanford university. those in low-income nations are less like ly to go to school thn boys particularly if they're caring for siblings who are sick. boosting vaccination rates could narrow that gender gap. at 6:00 a mall brawl, a fight breaks out at a popular bay area mall all caught on camera. it involves dozens of people. how a police officer was injured in the chaos. plus, a busy morning in washington. the new battle over the controversial senate health care bill. and relief from the heat. a live look outside right now at san francisco this morning. we are getting ready for a beautiful day in the bay area with much lower temperatures than we saw during last week's heat wave. "today in the bay" continues right now. and a good monday morning to you. glad you're spending it with us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for

laura garcia-cannon. hopefully you had a restful and peaceful weekend. kari, you took in the sights at natural bridges. it looked gorgeous. >> it was amazing. you can go somewhere very close by and have an awesome weekend. we're coming off that nice weekend and looking live now at san jose with some clouds to start out. don't worry, won't be around all day, and it helps keep our temperatures down. we'll be up to 78 degrees and the clouds rolling by will quickly clear for a nice and mild day. the of the week will be slightly warmer. compared to last week's heat wave, well, we can say that some 80s won't be that bad. we'll talk more about that coming up in about seven minutes. but mike is still tracking that crash in fremont. >> better news for those folks, kari. that crash cleared and so has the one in san jose. we still see slowing in san jose because as the crash cleared we just saw that burst of traffic. there's a little slowing out to blossom hill. no evidence aside from some