90s again for many of the inland valleys. i'll talk more about this coming up in a look at the week's forecast. vianey, you are still tracking an issue on the roadways? >> looks like i may have some good news to start off this 5:00 hour. remember the incident in san francisco that there was a crash may be blocking some lanes? northbound 280 along 101? looks like all lanes have been cleared and all that slowing that the speed sensors were picking up, picked up and is green, as well. it is all green out there and paired off successfully to the side and a quick check of the east bay drive times, about ten minutes, no other incidents the report. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:00. first massive blaze. now the investigation. today federal investigators will be on site digging into what caused this construction fire in oakland. we have brought you it as breaking news on coverage of most of "today in the bay" on

friday when the flames erupted. now the next steps in this investigation. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. a number of hours from now the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms will send out a so-called national response team to the site here. the burned down construction site that you can see behind me which is still shut off to the general public. they're coming out here to investigate this fire to try to determine whether this inferno was accidental or arson. the fire as you recall started around 4:30 this past friday morning. it grew to a four-alarm response to the oakland fire department as it destroyed this apartment complex that had been under construction. saturday evening, you've seen this video here, engineers brought down the large construction crane over the site and at risk of collapse. more than 700 people who have been evacuated from nearby apartments and houses were then allowed back into the homes.

however, 180 grand avenue is closed after glass and other material affected by the radiant heat falling from the building and also a house next to the fire site and another house with what looks like several units that only remain closed but the main 100 grand avenue i believe the address of the complex evacuated allowed back home. getting the construction crane down saturday evening was crucial because now that it's down it is safe for investigators from the atf and local oakland fire department to get into that site and sift through the area to find evidence, find out what caused that place to burn down. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. we will have much more on the fire online. go to the website for more video of the massive blaze that lit up the oakland skies with a slide show of the damage that happened as a result. also follows on twitter and updating story with new

developments in the newsroom. live to washington this morning. the president already busy tweeting on this monday morning after returning home from the g20 summit. in the first tweet, james comey leaked classified information to the yeah. that is so illegal. a few minutes later, trump tweets about health care saying, quote, i cannot imagine congress dares to leave washington without a beautiful, new health care bill fully approved and ready to go. but this morning there are new questions about the trump administration's affiliation with russia. >> donald trump jr. admits to meeting with a russian lawyer in the campaign who had damaging information on hillary clinton. that's one line of questioning. and then tracy potts joining us in washington and trying to clarify what happened when he met with vladimir putin. good morning. >> reporter: exactly. good morning. and he tweeted about that overnight, the city of a cyber security deal between the united

states and russia, not getting a lot of support here on capitol hill for that. but first, this meeting with donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer. we could find out today if investigators investigating russia and ties to the trump campaign and the trump transition have any interest in that meeting. the trump team is down playing a "the new york times" report of a recently disclosed meeting between the president's son don jr., his son-in-law jared kushner, paul manafort and a russian lawyer after she promised damaging information on hillary clinton and the democrats. trump jr. claims she really wanted to talk about a russian adoption program. he says, quote, her statements were vague, ambiguous and made no sense. it quickly became clear that she had no meaningful information. the president's legal team adds, the president was not aware and did not attend the meeting. >> tremendous meeting yesterday.

with president putin. >> reporter: the president tweets, i strongly pressed president putin twice about russian meddling in our election. he vehemently denied it. now president trump says he wants to partner with putin to set up a cyber security unit to prevent election hacking. >> i'm sure that vladimir putin could be of enormous assistance in that effort since he is doing the hacking. >> not the dumbest idea i ever heard but it's pretty close. >> reporter: overnight the president responding, the fact that president putin and i discussed a cyber security unit doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't but a cease fire can and did. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> thank you from d.c. there. back at home. new this morning, firefighters managing to put out a small fire before it was a serious one and possibly damaging a san jose house a little bit after 1:00 this morning on mt. hamilton road.

firefighters arriving to find a fire in a planter just outside the house. the damage was limited to just the surrounding landscaping. it's believed that that fire started from fireworks. in the meantime, we are learning more about san jose's efforts to crack down on illegal fireworks. reportedly, it is not stopping the problem completely. this year the city boosted the prevention efforts with fines to $1,000 for repeat offenders. well, there are no hard numbers yet, "the mercury news" reports there were hundreds of complaints, 500 complaints on july 4th alone. honoring a fallen officer. state lawmakers are reportedly closer to renaming a stretch of 680 after a fallen bart officer. a bill is winding the way through the legislature to rename part of the road for bart police sergeant tommy smith, he was killed by a fellow officer in 2014 serving a warrant in

dublin. east bay times reports the state senate committee tomorrow is expected to send the measure to a full senate vote. assembly members already approved the measure. today we could learn new details about a sex scandal that continues to impact the oakland police department. a federal judge has now summoned lawyers for the city of oakland to court today to review a report about that scandal. the report found fault with the mayor and former police chief and other top officials that were linked to this investigation. the group of civil rights lawyers right now urging the judge to hold the city and police officials in contempt of court which would mean fines for the city of oakland. developing this morning, a live look at the san jose police department where authorities are on the hunt for a woman that stabbed and killed a man yesterday morning on 2nd street near downtown san jose. officers called in about 10:00 in the morning.

neighbors said they saw an angry woman throwing something through the window. neighbors say the area is increasingly unsafe. >> hookers, criminals, things like that. shooting. it's too many. all around here like a mile around. two miles. that's a lot of criminal. >> police have not identified the man killed and are not providing details on the woman they're looking for. on your monday, sad news out of the north bay this morning where we have learned that a teenager died after drowning in the russian river. it happened about 4:30 yesterday afternoon. sonoma county sheriff's deputies said they got a call of a man under the water. after an exhaustive search, a man was found. he was pronounced dead shortly after that. a full investigation under way into the death. 5:08. the north marin water district will have to drain nearly

300,000 from a public water tank. that's because vandals breached a fence and two locks guarding that tank and an alarm sent authorities to the scene quickly. no evidence of contamination. the water, however, is being drained as a precaution. it is 5:09. going to be another hot day for the valleys so if you're making plans to head to the santa cruz beaches, it is nice and cool to start although we will have some clouds in the morning an also right at noon. enjoying lunch with some mostly cloudy skies and getting sun today. highs in the low 70s and may want to stay along the peninsula through the hiking trails or enjoying sometime at the park. it will be patchy fog in the morning and some peeks of sunshine in late morning, a lot of sun throughout thedy and some breezy winds, highs reaching near 60 degrees. an update on the roadway, let's head over to vianey. >> all good news and looks like all of the minor fender benders reported on earlier cleared off

of the roadways and it hasn't made for mayor delays at this hour. southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road about ten minutes. northbound 238 from 580 to 880 two minutes and southbound 880 from 238 to highway 84, about 11 minutes. taking a live look at san jose. we can see plenty of folks out on the road but a smooth commute so far. back to you. >> thank you. coming up next, a violent weekend here. two disturbing crimes with police on the alert. plus, changes coming to oakland international airport. the addition the lead to shorter security lines.

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it is 5:13. i hope you had a great weekend. today we continue on with that same weather although we'll bring the temperatures down a few more degrees. let's take a look at the temperature trend for santa clara. 11:00, 68 degrees. you can see the temperatures rising quite a bit going through the day. above our average high temperature of 82 so whatever you have to do outside get it done early. we'll take a look at when's ahead as the temperatures go down and then back up. that's coming up at 5:18. and no major incidents in the south bay a. quick check. northbound 101 from highway 85 to highway 87 about 12 minutes. northbound 87 from highway 85 to highway 101 about 11 minutes. northbound 17 from highway 85 to highway 101 about 8 minutes.

5:13 right now on the monday. uc berkeley police are looking for a man that groped a woman on campus friday night. that woman who is not a student was in a campus parking lot when the man approached her. police say suspect grabbed her underneath her shorts. the man ran away after the victim screamed. police say that the victim was not physically hurt. another criminal investigation on campus right now as berkeley police are looking for a group of people who attacked a man. this also happened on friday night. police say the victim noticed a group while on bart and then followed and attacked at springer gateway. the victim was beaten and robbed and police say he suffered minor injuries as a result. call police in berkeley with information. 5:14. several penn state fraternity members face a judge today on charges of the death of a pledge. the beta theta pi fraternity

chapter face charges of involuntarily manslaughter to tampering with evidence. the 19-year-old died in february after falling down stairs at the fraternity during what appears to have been a night of heavy drinking. investigators say fraternity brothers waited 12 hours to seek help for him. happening today, a tsa precheck temporary enrollment center opening up at oakland international airport to speed things along for you inside terminal 2. travelers are invited to sign up to breeze through security. tsa has more than 450 lanes for precheck travelers in over 160 u.s. airports. enrollment period ends in two weeks. amazon prime day kicks off tonight. there's 30 hours of deals. this is exclusively for prime me believes. there will be alexa deals.

meantime, amazon prime may be more popular than cable tv. a report by morningstar estimates 79 million u.s. households have a prime membership, up from 66 million last year. that compares to projected 90 million households to pay for cable or satellite this year. if the trend holds up, amazon prime could surpass tv subscriptions and most people sign up for prime for the unlimited two-day free shipping. more business and tech news this morning. last week, scott mcgrew admitted i got it wrong and should have had more faith in tesla because it's the first model 3 off the assembly line. >> before the bell, we welcome back landon dowdy. good morning. >> sam and laura, good morning to you both. wall street looks poised to start the week off in positive territory. stocks ending higher on friday

pushing the markets in the green before the week following the much better than expected jobs report. investors look for data this week on inflation and retail sales and fed chair janet yellen testifies twice on capitol hill about the economy. on friday, the dow's 94 points rise. nasdaq gaining 15 points to 2425. meanwhile, a judge given preliminary approval to wells fargo's plan for $142 million to customers whose credit scores were hurt by its employees creating fake accounts and this is part of a class action settlement of claims of small business and consumers or bank accounts and loans and 15 years. facing probes of federal and state regulators, as well as several private lawsuits. and tesla first model 3 car rolled off the assembly line this weekend and ceo elon musk is tweeting out photos of the new electric car.

last week musk said the first 30 get their keys at the end of this month. at least 400,000 people have reportedly put down a deposit for a model 3. back over to you. >> there you go. dedicated. okay. life imitates art for winnie the pooh fans. >> that's kind of what police in southern california rolled up to saturday morning in la vern. look at the little guy. a bear cub with a jug on top of its head. one police officer held the cub off and then an officer gave a tug on the jug. the bear was okay. he was able to scurry away. you know what? he didn't stick around to say, thank you. probably appreciative, though. >> what's nearby? >> yeah. the mama. the mama bear. >> you don't mess with mama bear. >> let me tell you that. >> a story of that already this morning. >> that's right. camping. scary camping stories going on.

kari, tell us as we move forward into the week, really nice day to start. >> yeah. it is nice to start. >> there's a but coming. >> because it's so hot. it is still going to be hot today. we are going to see the temperatures warming up as we go through the rest of the week, especially for the valleys. this is where you want to hang out. san francisco, keeps it nice, cool weather. you can see the low clouds rolling by right now. that's been the saving grace. getting a look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, look at how hot it will be this weekend. it is really heating up and in spots like san jose starting out with the sun rise, we see that sun allowing the temperatures to shoot up very quickly by this afternoon. and this is where we're headed up to 88 degrees in gill roy. morgan hill, 92 degrees. cupertino at 87 degrees. oakland 71. 91 in antioch and liver more 92 degrees. some upper 70s for palo alto and

moon bay a nice 65 degrees. san francisco will have the upper 50s to low 60s but it could be as warm as 67 degrees on the embarcadero today and 86 in napa. santa rosa up to 91 degrees later today. now, we are looking at some golf weather for especially the coastline and if you want to head to the tri--valley to go golfing, a day to make sure out there early. 9:00, 65 degrees and then look at how these temperatures go into the upper 80s later today. and here's a live look right now in squaw valley coming off of the nice holiday week last week and we see the sunshine now or mostly clear skies and will have some sunshine and highs reaching into the upper 70s to low 80s. perfect weather for plan to head to the sierra. looking at san francisco, seven-day forecast and seeing the drizzle tomorrow morning. we are going to see a little bit of it today and then not much and clearing out at the end of the week. up to 98 degrees this saturday

inland. coming up in less than 20 minutes, a look at the weekend forecast. things already going on and plan on this monday morning. so vianey, anything happening as you plan for the drive? >> you know, still fairly light commute, especially considering it is a monday. maybe a couple of people hitting the snooze button and we were seeing a couple of incidents in the south bay and cleared off to the shoulder and no major delays. southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road about 11 minutes. northbound 238 from 580 to 880 two minutes and southbound 880 highway 38 to 84, 11 minutes. south bay drive times, northbound 1 highway 85 to highway 87, 13 minutes. northbound 17 from highway 85 to highway 101 about 8 minutes. a live look right now at palo alto. we can see folks on the road an it's been nice and quiet.

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$100,000 and not a bad week for a very lucky lady. >> good for her. goodness. coming up, new this morning, tense police chase caught on camera. the overnight arrest in the east bay that has neighbors cheering. police on the scene right now combing through a homicide scene near a busy san francisco bart station. the latest from the scene and learning about what happened at this hour.

5:30 right now on your monday morning. coming off a great weekend as we take a live look outside right now. downtown palo alto. adornments, really beautiful light there is. >> it's july. >> always feels like christmas in palo alto. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> santa better take off the suit because it will get warm. let's check the forecast with kari. >> another warm day in the valleys as we start out this morning. 5:30, a look at the 7-day forecast for san francisco. at least we keep it cool here and we'll have some more morning clouds and fog but then going into the weekend, it is going to start heating up into the upper 70s. while the valleys will have high temperatures in the upper 90s overthe next several days. now today, we bring it down to about 90 degrees and the coolest day this week on wednesday. we'll talk about when's ahead

for the weekend in six minutes with vianey on the roadways with a few problem spots. >> yeah. we are seeing a more cars out on the roads. it is monday morning, after all. not too many major delays. typical morning slowing in some spots but you know where we're also seeing slowing, along the bridges. right now, westbound 580 about eight minutes. westbound 80 towards the bay bridge and ten minutes and taking a live look at the bay bridge. can you guess? oh yes. that's not it. the metering lights are definitely on. this is emeryville and looking good. back to you. >> thank you very much. breaking news that we are covering this morning, a person shot and killed in a busy part of san francisco overnight. >> it's happened a few hours ago near the bart station at 24th and mission. our today in the bay pete suratos live on the scene in san francisco. you have been there for over an hour now. has anything changed? >> reporter: moments before the

live report, the medical challenger just drove off with the body of the person who was shot and killed in this area. and as you mentioned, we are just feet away from the 24th and mission bart location. here on 24th and mission where the homicide took place and the video a much more active scene just a fews ago. now, according to san francisco police, they're saying the shooting happened around 2:30 a.m. they got a call for a shooting call in the area and they found a male victim dead from an apparent gunshot wound. as i mentioned, where this took place in front of this bar, it closes at about 3:00 a.m. let's go ahead an bring you back out live to police are still monitoring this scene and it could clear out soon as the medical examiner just left. there are noes at this time and then we don't know exactly what the motive may have been. of course, if you have any information to help out this

case, contact sfpd and of course getting more updates i'll provide them on the twitter account. we're live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you. check out what we came across a block away from where pete suratos is right now. that is a kitchen sink thrown into the back of a san francisco police cruiser parked in the mission. look at the damage. completely shattered glass, that back window is broken. police do not know who did it. new video to show you this morning. you heard them here. a crowd erupting in cheers after an intense pursuit came to an end in the east bay overnight. >> bob redell live in oakland with the details of how it went down. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. this chase lasted around 90s and

hit speeds of 100 miles per hour as it ran through the streets here in oakland and other parts of the east bay. oakland police tells us they started chasing this at around 9:30 or 10:00 last night. opd and chp were involved trying to catch this person. the pursuit led officers to market and west grand here in the downtown area. northbound 880. at marina and san leandro before law enforcement was able to stop the suspect at around 11:00, 11:30 in west oakland. hear that commotion. that's a crowd of people cheering as officers took this driver into custody. not clear why officers initial r initiated this chase in the first place.

i don't know if you heard me back at the station but i was just wrapping up the fact that that commotion, that crowd of people you heard were those people were cheering as law enforcement arrested this person, 24th and add line. leave here in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. the parents of a young man shot and killed while playing pokemon go in san francisco are still looking for information on their son's killer and will announce a reward in the case this morning. 20-year-old calvin riley was killed near aquatic park last august. the baseball player going to high school in san matteo and playing college ball in stockton was playing pokemon go. on his phone when someone shot him. now, riley's parents are teaming up with congresswoman for a $,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case. continuing coverage right now of this brush fire that's

been burning in rodeo and contra costa county. you see it off the road there yesterday. it threatens a phillips oil refinery. at last check, 90% contained after about 370 acres of land. that is one snippet of across the state of california right now. developing across california, look at the little spots, they represent the fires that cal fire is attacking at moment. firefighters stretched to the limit as they battle almost 20 separate wildfires. this cal fire map highlighting exactly what they're up against right now and forced thousands of people from the homes in northern and southern california. mandatory evacuations in effect right now. where the wall fire burned almost four square miles of land and destroyed at least 17 different structures. that is now 25% contained. and exodus of evacuees over the weekend causing traffic jams as

many people were searching for somewhere to sleep. >> came through the mobile home park last night on the bullhorn telling everybody to mandatory to leave. >> further south, there are three fires in santa barbara counties still burning. now conditions expected to improve over the next few days. crews will begin work on a massive sinkhole. it opened over a year ago. red tape held up the work until now. the people who live in the area aren't exactly thrilled because that's more detours and delays. >> it was a hassle. you don't know where you're going, they block it off and then you go, okay, what do i do now? and then you end up going through here can't get out. you have to go around. >> at least ten to 15 more minutes if not more. rely heavily on my gps. >> pretty popular thoroughfare

there. the work is expected to stretch into october. richmond leader this is week are going to be ramping up the discussions to annex north richmond sitting mostly within the city's boundaries. close to,000 people in inincorporated north richmond and for years talk of bringing that two-square mile neighborhood in the monday fold and tomorrow council members receive the results of a feasibility study. san francisco, where jerry garcia grew up, will have a plaque honoring the grateful dead founder. last year there was a plaque. now the examiner reports a second sidewalk plaque will be installed near another home where garcia lived at mission and amazon avenue. that plaque is expected to be installed by the end of the month. 5:38 right now. last week we brought you a story about treats that are aimed to help dogs stay calm in stressful situations like the july fourth fireworks. in that story, we implied that

several cbd treats by holistic hound in berkeley equivalent of marijuana for dogs. this ice encorrect. these treats are derived from industrial hemp and do not contain the properties of marijuana. we do regret that error. it is 5:39 and our early monday morning commute has seen a couple of fender benders throughout the bay area and right now may have a stalled vehicle down near the south bay but we are not seeing any major delays at this hour. bridge drive times, westbound 580 towards the richmond bridge, eight minutes. westbound 80 towards the bay bridge ten minutes. westbound 92 towards the san matteo bridge about 11 minutes. we have seen more cars out on the road. a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza, see the meterings are definitely on and on for maybe 20 minutes. i bet a lot of those people

on a monday morning already looking to next weekend. >> yes. >> always looking forward to next weekend when it is not the weekend, right? you mentioned you were looking for that pool this weekend. >> i found my neighbors. >> you'll want to do that again. it is going to be hot today and then this weekend coming up it is still going to be hot. look at these temperatures for saturday. up to 98 degrees inland. the bay will be at 86 degrees and the coast a little bit warmer there. 75. up to 78 along the coast on sunday. 87 for the bay and for the inland spots up to 97 degrees so you may still be trying the find some conditioning heading to somewhere like napa valley. make sure you have some of those air conditioned vineyards to visit. up to 97 degrees on saturday and then sunday 93 degrees so we're keeping the 90s there. santa cruz in the low 70s. 71 degrees for friday, saturday and sunday. but if it's a road trip weekend heading down to l.a. we'll be in

the mid-70s friday and then low 80s on sunday with a lot of sunshine. i'll bring you back home and fremont's temperature friend for today coming up in three months. >> thanks so much, kari. up next, the fate of the nation's health care system still up for debate. congress is back on capitol hill. so what's next for the gop health care bill. plus -- >> i thought i was dreaming for a second and then i was like this isn't a dream. it hurts too bad to be a dream. >> more like a nightmare. attacked in his sleep. a man's terrifying bear encounter that left him with nine staples in his skull.

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it is 5:44 and the sun rise happening in about ten minutes as we can already see it's clear in fremont as we take a live look outside and the temperature trend throughout the day, starting out in the low to mid-60s and by lunchtime at 77 degrees and mid-80s today and it's going to be very warm. another day to crank up the air conditioning. we'll have to do more of that going towards the end of the week and a look at that forecast coming up at 5:49. and let's take a look at the tri-valley drive times. westbound 580 dwrant line road to 680, 22 minutes. and westbound 84 to 680 about 13 minutes. >> thank you very much. new developments right now on a horrifying story near

cincinnati this weekend where a young woman is shot dead and eight others are wounded during a gender reveal party. everybody's expected to survive, at least the eight other victims, three children, children are among the wounded. ages 2, 6 and 8. investigators believe there's two shooters and they do not have any leaders. parents of a terminally ill baby in britain will be back in court. british courts are blocking the treatment of the boy outside britain. 11-month-old charlie gard has a rare genetic disord enand on life support. two u.s. congressmen for the boy and family be granted permanent u.s. residency so that he can receive treatment. live pictures right now from capitol hill this morning where senate majority leader mcconnell still working hard to try to scrape together the votes he needs to pass the republican health care bill. mcconnell acknowledges a tough

battle and might not get all the votes he needs and suggesting he might instead as a last resort work with democrats to help shore up the existing affordable care act. >> if my side is unable to agree on an adequate replacement, then some kind of action on -- with regard to private health insurance market must occur. >> this vote is delayed once. there's coming from the white house as president trump would like a vote on the republican health care bill before the congress breaks for summer. that is in just two weeks. mr. trump is tweeting about it this morning. more on that coming up at 6:00. secretary of state rex tillerson is in europe this morning after making his first official visit to ukraine this weekend. he met with that country's president and tillerson is pushing for russia to make the first move to bring peace to eastern ukraine.

tillerson then went to turkey. u.s./turkish relations have been tense over washington's support of kurds in syria. years of health complaints, los angeles now considering shutting down oil and gas production in the city. council has directed a study on the economic impacts of fazing out oil gas development near public spaces. the study will also look at health impacts of living near an oil well. l.a. has more than 300 active oil wells. the results of the report are due in a month. tragic news here from further to our north over the weekend. authorities near redding say that a boy died there when he drowned on a family vacation over the weekend. on saturday morning, lake shasta, near the shasta caverns. they could not locate the 7-year-old child. searchers later found him unresponsive in the water 30 minutes later. very news there. colorado teenager this morning talking about a camping trip that's a brush with death

at one point woke waicing up to find the head in the jaws of a black bear. >> yesterday morning, when the man says he woke up to a crunching sound. it was his own skull in the mouth of a bear! the bear was trying to drag him from the sleeping bag camping outside boulder. >> i thought i was dreaming for a second and then i was like this wasn't a dream. it hurts too bad to be a dream. >> the teenager punched and hit the bear and campers yelled and screamed. the bear dragged him about 12 feet and left. doctors placed nine staples in the man's skull but he is supposed to fully recover. >> wow. pretty cool customer there. boat earls warned to keep a safe distance as more and more whales spotted in the san francisco bay. if you have seen one or two of them, if you are lucky enough or a few of the humpbacks out of the water underneath the golden gate bridge, it is called breaching doing that. the marin ij reports a large number of whales deeper into the bay following their primary food

source, anchovies. >> try to look for some humpback whales, pacifica. i have seen them there putting on a show. amazing day just to see them there. >> great look at nature. >> yeah. but you don't always see them. but we are going to have the fog that may block your view. we have seen that over the past several days along the coastline and it is going to stay there as we go through the day. marine layer pushed down and not seeing that inland. here's the anderson reservoir as the sun rises this morning. gorgeous start to this monday. and then you can the low visibility there in tiburon and the forecast on the bottom of the screen. see how hot it will be in the week. here's a look at the low clouds from the view from the castro and going to have at times those clouds rolling by along the coast and we are going to keep the high temperatures in the mid-60s there and then you head up to santa rosa and 91 degrees

today and that's actually cooler than it was over the weekend. so i guess we'll take it. it will be up to 90 degrees in concord, livermore and oakland looking at a high of 71 degrees. looking out the window, getting ready for the day, a great day for something light colored, something short sleeved, of course. maybe a pool day and try to find something to cool off from the high temperatures valleys in the 90s an wine country today in sonoma valley, at 60 degrees this start out this morning and for noon, 78 degrees and not bad reaching into the mid-80s today and for some of the hiking trails along the peninsula, a nice play for activity in as the high temperatures only reach into the upper 50s and low 60s today. and some slow clearing. one thing to be watching going through the week is hurricane eugene. this is now a category 2.

over the next couple of days it will be weakening but we may be able to tap into a little bit of that moisture heading in through thursday, friday time frame and something to be watching. otherwise, we'll keep it mostly clear and temperatures warming up into upper 70s in san francisco and the valleys. look at that. another hot weekend ahead near 100 degrees. vianey, you're tracking several issues on the road. anything may zwror at this point? >> we have a couple of delays and some parts of the bay area and if i live you an overall look right now, it's looking fairly nice, especially considering that it is a monday. now, we have seen a little bit of slowing, an of minor fender benders and we are picking up slowing of 580 and a crash that was reported overnight in tracy and this is along westbound 205 right before the holly drive area and looks like traffic delays coming out of tracy right now trying to recover from a crash out in that area. southbound 680 to vargas road about 15 minutes much northbound

238 from 580 to 880, four minutes. southbound 880 from 238 to highway 84 about 13 minutes. back the you. >> thank you. coming up, to pamplona we go. the running of the bulls right now in spain. the incredible way a man escaped being gored. first now developing news on the war against isis. iraqi forces aring to retake the last patch of ground in mosul. a push officials believe hundreds of isis fighters remain inside the neighborhood and they're using the families as human shields. and six female afghanistan students who hope to compete in a robotics competition here in the u.s., well, they'll have to watch it online. the visas have been denied twice and have not said why. we'll be back with more news.

welcome back. 5:55 on your monday morning and what do you know? the fog is back, as well, to start off the work week. a live outside right now from the golden gate bridge camera. off to a cool start. could see morning drizzle in parts of the bay area and then start to really heat up toward the end of the week heading into the weekend. meteorologist kari hall with the full forecast coming up in less than five minutes. happening today, do not be alarmed if you see some smoke in

the north bay. the petaluma fire department is conducting a controlled burn today. take a look at this new video just into the newsroom this morning showing a man avoiding a bull at the running of the bulls festival today. he won applause from spectators. video on the second day of the annual festival. five people, four americans gored since the run started on friday. in the bull runs, hundreds of people test bravery and speed trying to dash through the streets with the bulls in hot pursuit. this is an event later at a coliseum. new this morning, it turns out and republicans are the best tippers. that's according to a new stur va of credit cards.com. it found that men, republicans, north easterners and people with a credit card trip median of 20%. you find humor in this? >> wide net.

all right, northeastern part of the country, i would think that women are better tippers. >> they say women tip 16%. democrats, southerners and cash users tip 15%. one in five people who neat a sit down restaurant admitted they don't tip at all. >> yeah. that's no good. >> crazy. >> horrible. go 18%, i like to be a -- know what it's like to be a server. at least 18%. happening today, the trump administration expected to hold a hearing of student loan rules. according to "usa today" education officials talk about a new rule making -- rule, i should say, to undo obama era regulations to protect students misled. the regulations to help borrowers to career preparation programs at for-profit colleges. also today, an up close look at the giant red spot on jupiter. this is pretty fascinating. that that cease you juno

spacecraft on the moon today and about 5,600 miles from the storm and snap pictures of it. scientists believe that the storm first started in the 1600s. >> amazing there. this is great. a special tribute to a surfing legend. >> you can see all the people out there on the water. take a look at this. surfers in the ocean in santa cruz yesterday to honor wet suit pioneer jack o'neill. he died of natural causes last month at the age of 94. people crowded the rocks there near pleasure point and dipped into the water. of course, o'neill first arrived in the bay area in the early 1950s. he created a suit, no doubt people here are grateful for, to this day that allows them to stay in the cold water for longer periods of time. he also developed a global surfing brand. >> nice tribute there. happening today, madison bum gartner on the mound for the giants. he pitched last week, as well, in that rehab appearance.

people waited in line for several hours for a chance to see him play. bumgarner injured himself in april. he is expected to join the giants after the all-star brand. >> a shot in the arm for the ball club there. seeking answers, federal investigators heading to the scene of the construction site fire in oakland. this is friday trying to figure out what sparked this inferno. the reason more evacuations were ordered days after the fire first started. plus, safety concerns in the south bay. the illegal device that started a fire overnight right outside a home in san jose. looking for dirt. a new report says that donald trump jr. met with a russian lawyer after he was promised damaging information of candidate hillary clinton. how the trump team is responding this morning. all right. a lot going on here as we off your work week. good morning. thank you for joining us on this

monday. >> hope you had a fantastic weekend. now we have to get through monday. >> yes, we do. it is another hot one. we have the hot weather over the weekend. no major changes today except we bring some of those temperatures down a few more degrees, of course, is great news as you get ready to head out the door and still going to be hot. take a look at the temperatures. right side of the screen, looking live in pleasanton, up to 92 and east bay looking live at fremont at 74. that will be the high today and 65 in san francisco. we'll take a look ahead to hotter temperatures anding up in about seven minutes and vianey on the roadways right now. >> looking decent and the bridges filling up with traffic. right now speed sensors are picking up a little of slowing on the fremont area and some parts of the north bay and looks