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

like overall those minor fender benders early on have successfully cleared to the side and take a quick check. westbound 580 towards the richmond bridge seven minutes. westbound 80 towards the bay bridge 14 minutes and westbound 92 towards the san matteo bridge about 12 minutes. take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are seeing major bakeckup alg that bridge. >> thank you, vianey. 6:01. developing in the east bay this morning, federal investigators are expected to arrive at the scene of this massive construction site fire in oakland later today. >> we brought you live breaking news coverage of the fire when it first started last friday morning. bob redell was one of the first reporters at the scene and joins us live again there this morning on the investigation. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. a number of hours from now, the federal but owe of alcohol,

tobacco and firearms will send out a team here at 24th and valdez in downtown oakland. the idea, of course, to investigate this fire to try to determine whether it was set intentionally or an accident. it grew to a four-alarm response from the oakland fire department destroying this apartment complex that was under construction. saturday evening, engineers brought down the large construction crane that was damaged by the fire and at risk of collapse. most of the 700 people that are evacuated from nearby apartments and houses were then allowed back in the homes. however, 180 grand avenue, an address nearby, does remain closed after glass and other material affected by the radiant heat to fall down from the building and also a house next door to the fire site and another house with what looks like several you knitunits, tho locations remain closed.

getting the crane down was a big step because now as we were mentioning the investigators can get on that site behind me and start sifting through the debris to try to find evidence to indicate what caused the fire to start. reporting live here in oakland, bob re, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. we have much more on the fire online at nbcbayarea.com. head there to see more video of the massive blaze that lit up the oakland skies along with a slide show of all the damage. you can also follow us on twitter where we'll update the story as new developments happen. federal agents are offering a six-figure reward for information loading to arrests in three separate fires in the east bacon instruction site. two at the same location last may and last july. the third fire occurred last october near lake merritt. the posting is a surveillance image of a person of interest. the reward totals $110,000 and

the posting does not mention last friday's massive construction site fire that we have shown you this morning in oakland. it is a busy time for firefighters in general. new this morning, firefighters managing to put out a small fire before it seriously damaged a house in san jose. this happened a little bit after 1:00 this morning on mt. hamilton road. see the firefighters there spraying the area. they found it in an a planter just outside of a house. the damage was limited to the surrounding landscaping. it's believed it might have started from fireworks. meantime, we are learning that san jose's efforts to crack down on illegal fireworks reportedly is not stopping the problem. certainly not completely. this year the city boosted the prevention efforts including hiking fines up to $1,000 for repeat offenders. while there are no hard numbers at this point, the mercury news reports that this morning san jose still received hundreds of complaints over the course of the month. that includes about 500 alone on july fourth. developing this morning, a

live look at the san jose police department where authorities are on the hunt for a woman who stabbed and killed a man early yesterday morning at a home on second street near downtown san jose. officers were called out 10:00 a.m. a neighbor told us last week they saw an age woman throwing something through the window of the same house where the stabbing occurred. other neighbors say the area is increasingly unsafe. >> the house on hookers, the house on criminals. things like that. shooting. too many. over here like -- a mile around, two miles, that's a lot of criminal. >> police have not identified the man killed and not providing deon the woman they're looking for. we could learn new details of a sex scandal that continues to shape and impact the oakland police department. federal judge summoned lawyers for the city of oakland to court today to review a report about the scandal. that report found fault with the

mayor and former police chief and other top officials who were linked to the investigation. a group of civil rights lawyers right now urging the judge to hold the city and police officials in contempt of court and could mean fines for the city. north marin water district has to drain a public water tank because vandals last friday breached a fence and two locks guarding that tank. alarm sent authorities to the scene quickly and no evidence of contamination. the water is being drained as a precaution. to washington, d.c. this morning. the president is back in the u.s. and tweeting. there's several tweets this morning. couple of them responding to the criticisms van ka trump is facing for sitting in for her father in the g20 summit in germany. he tweeted, quote, when i left the conference room for short meetings with japan and other countries, i asked her to hold seats, very standard. angela mr. agreed. we went on to say chelsea

clinton were asked to hold the seat for her mother, the fake news would say chelsea for president. >> trying to piece this together right now as this is happening right now, president trump's oldest son explaining why he met with russian lawyer during the presidential campaign. tracie potts with the trump team's response, pretty active morning so far. good morning. >> reporter: hi there. good morning. good morning, everyone. the kremlin this morning saying that they made no promises to work with president trump own cyber security, something that he's been talking about. but when it comes to this meeting, they're also saying that they didn't know anything about it. the trump team is down playing a "the new york times" report about a recently disclosed meeting between the president's son don jr., his son-in-law jared kushner, then campaign chair paul manafort and russian lawyer last summer 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 she had no meaningful information. the president's legal team adds, the 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 elections. 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 am sure that vladimir putin could be of enormous assistance in that effort since he is doing the hacking. >> not the dumbest idea i've ever heard but it's pritty 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 ceasefire can and did. he's talking about the ceasefire in syria. the last time they had one it lasted about six weeks before that it only lasted eight days. back to you. >> live in washington, thank you very much. 6:09 right now. east bay leaders vote tomorrow for a plan of a 19% rate hike permanent. the average household bills up $4 over a two-year period. if approved, the new rates will take effect immediately. it is 6:09 on your monday morning. we start out with some sunshine as we get a live look outside. beautiful sun rise and also seeing that as we look live from berkeley and the temperature at 56 degrees. we are going to keep the clouds and the fog near the coast and we are going do see the temperatures in san francisco topping out at 65 degrees. 86 in napa. concord 90 degrees and 92 in

livermore and morgan hill another hot day. san jose up to 86 degrees. we'll take a closer look at the temperatures as we go through the weekend. also, the temperature trend in about three minutes and vianey takes us out on the roadways. >> may be running in to some issues along 880 right now near the oakland area. there is a crash being reportedly chp along southbound 880 at tennyson road and also starting to see delays in the area. the speed sensors picking up slowing and make sure to take some extra time because the east bay drive times showing slowing. south bay, looking pretty good. 14 minutes. a live look right at that 880 we can see no major delays but i have feeling if they don't clear that out in time we might see more traffic out there. back to you. >> thank you so much up next, a deadly weekend on the water, the popular bay area river where a teenager drowned.

plus, rolling off the assembly line. tesla unveiling the much-anticipated model 3. how soon you could start seeing them on the roads.

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it's 6:13. we are waking up to sunshine right now taking a live look outside in san jose. let's head nearby to evergreen as we will have some quickly warming temperatures today.

74 degrees at 10:00 so if you have to get some yard work done, going out for a run, make sure it's early. look at this afternoon. reaching 90 degrees by 3:00. we'll see more hot weather going towards the weekend. a look at that forecast at 6:19 it is taking mass transit and happy to report at this hour there are no major delays across any of the transits. become to you. >> that is good news, vianey. thank you very much. 6:14 right now on your monday. some sad news to bring you from the north bay this morning where a teenager has died after drowning in the russian river. happened about 4:30 yesterday afternoon. sonoma county sheriff's deputies said they got the call of a man underwater near the steel head beach regional. after an exhaustive search, a 19-year-old man of oakland found in a pool of water on the shore there. he was pronounced dead shortly thereafter. a full investigation into his death right now is under way.

it is closely approaching 6:15. honoring a fallen officer, state lawmakers are reportedly getting closer to renaming a stretch of interstate 680 after fallen bart police officer, a bill now winding the way through the state legislature to rename part of the 680 in san ramon valley for bart police sergeant tommy smith. he was accidentally killed by a fellow officer in 2014 while serving a warrant in dublin. east bay times reports the state senate committee tomorrow expected to send the measure to a full senate vote. the assembly members already approved the measure. this morning, uc berkeley police officers are locking for the man that groped a woman on campus near cal. police say that the sexual battery happened just before 9:00 friday night and the woman assaulted was not a student but in a campus parking lot when a man approached her. police say the suspect grabbed the woman under the shorts and ran away. police say the victim was not

physically hurt. this all happens as another criminal investigation is going on on campus. berkeley police looking for a group of people who attacked a man. that happened on friday night, as well. police say the victim noticed that group while on bart and then he was followed an attacked at springer gateway. the victim was beaten and robbed. police say he suffered minor injuries. call berkeley police if you have any information. happening today, a tsa precheck temporary enrollment center opens as oakland international airport inside terminal 2. travelers are invited to sign up. breeze through security. tsa has more than 450 lanes for precheck travelers and over 160 u.s. airports. enrollment period ends in two weeks. amazon prime day kicks off tonight. there's 30 hours of deals starting at 6:00 our time. this is exclusively for prime members, pretty popular. also be an alexa exclusive deal for prime members with an echo device or fire tv or tablet.

all right. i'll be waiting and watching those packages come in to my house. i'm sure you know this feeling. more business and tech news right now. first model 3 tesla off the assembly line. >> before the bell, let's check in with landon dowdy. good morning to you. >> sam and laura, good morning to you both. tesla in a box at the door. a quick check of markets. the market in positive territory. stocks ending higher on friday. following the much better than expected jobs report. investors looking to inflation and retail sales, also fed chair janet yellen testifies twice on capitol hill about the economy. on friday, the 94 points for the dow. the nasdaq to 2425. you know, a judge given preliminary approval to wells fargo's plan to pay at least $142 million to customers whose

credit scores hurt by the employees creating fake accounts. this is part of a class action settlement of claims regarding consumer and small business bank accounts, credit cards and loans over the past 15 years. still facing probes of a fram and regulators and several private lawsuits. and tesla's first model 3 car rolled off the line this weekend and ceo elon musk is tweeting out photos of the new electric car. this model 3 is headed for musk's garage after a floor member gave up the place in the line. musk said the 36 customers get the keys. at least 400,000 people have reportedly put down a deposit for a model 3. back over to you. >> see them on the roads pretty soon. >> they can churn out 30. can they make several hundred thousand? thank you, landon. here's a woman who made more

than several hundred thousand. talk about winning big. california woman waking up the winner of two different lotteries. >> she has two giant checks, one for each hand. 19-year-old rosa dominges driving home from arizona to california and bought a ticket and won the top prize there. just more than $500,000. a few days after that, she stopped at a gas station in monterey county and bought another $5 ticket and she won the top prize for that of $100,000. not a bad week for a very lucky lady. >> isn't it amazing? >> goes the show you that if you're feeling lucky, you should go ahead and try. >> pull on over. >> go to vegas right now an we should go with her and find out what craps tables she is playing at. >> we'll join you. >> i wonder how many she had to buy to win. >> never know that either. >> very nice lucky weather for the bay area and going to be very warm, as well.

let's take a look at the wide range in temperatures we'll see and the beautiful views around the bay area as you wake up. here's a live look outside from guerneville. after drizzling for a few minutes, tracking the fog along the coastline. all clear inland. looking at san jose and the seven-day forecast up at the bottom of the screen. you will see it's going to be another hot weekend so let's enjoy this little bit of a cool down we'll have. it will be in the mid-80s today for san jose. 92 in morgan hill and anywhere from 71 in oakland to 92 in livermore. the peninsula also keeps a cool coastal temperatures. half moon bay, 65 and 79 in palo alto and upper 50s for the marina and mission district at 66 today. 86 in napa and santa rosa a high of 91 degrees. might be a good day to head to somewhere nice and cool like

santa cruz. this morning with upper 50s there and then you can see those high temperatures reaching into the low 70s. so a little bit of a breeze. you will still need the wet suit. planning to go golfing in the tri-valley, it is going to be really hot there this afternoon so you want to make sure you head out early. even by lunchtime, some upper 70s there and heading into the upper 80s by later today. san francisco will see the highs of 60s throughout the week. more fog and drizzle tomorrow and then clear it all out for the weekend with the highs of mid to upper 70s and the valleys heating up to close to 100 degrees. up to 98 degrees on saturday. and, vianey, tracking slow downs in the east bay and san matteo bridge, right? >> that's right. we are seeing more trafficking up at this hour as we go until about 6:20 and now 6:30 usually picking up. morgan hill, we are seeing some slowing along northbound 101. chp not reported anything in the area and may be a fender bender

or a traffic hazard and the speed sensors picking something up in the area and now seeing more delays. remember that crash i told you about earlier southbound 880 at tennyson road? this is causing delays all the way back upped up and definitely take some extra time if this is your early morning commute. a live look at the san matteo bridge and starting to become stop and go traffic out there. back to you. >> thank you, vianey. next only "today in the bay," it can be tough to find a great apartment if you have a pet. a program to prove your dog is a good neighbor.

welcome back, everyone. 6:25 right now. finding an apartment can be a grueling task, evener if you have a dog. >> what if there's a way to certify your doggy? that's what some owners are doing, trying to rise to the challenge with creativity. they're good neighbor dogs. think of like college admissions but for canines. in new york right now, 75 american kennel club instructors to train dogs to pass the canine good citizen program. >> it is basically showing that owners have put time into training and socializing their dogs so that they can be good citizens out in public. >> all right. will not chew on your shoes, will poop outside. dogs go through a vig you

ten-step program before passing. 44 different state legislaturing including california's endorsed the canine good citizen program. experts say that the doggiy diplomas win over skeptical property owners. 6:26 right now. high-speed chase overnight in the east bay and all caught on camera. coming up next on "today in the bay," the reason the whole thing came to an end with cheering and applause. plus, a deadly shooting in a busy part of san francisco overnight. steps away from a bart station. the new details we are learning this morning. and let's take a live look outside. hello, monday morning. let's focus on the sunrise because the metering lights on there at the bay bridge toll plaza backing up traffic already. a full look at weather and traffic two and a half minutes.

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right now, 6:30 on the monday morning. off a cool start across the bay area and going to start warming up as we head towards the end of the week. taking a live look outside. a fun place to visit. palo alto. good morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. hope you had a great weekend. >> really starting to stir here starting off the morning. people are waking up at at&t park this morning for slummerfest, kari.

hopefully it's not too cool there. >> cool to see that on the live camera and cool temperatures to look at highs in san francisco up to 65 degrees. we have also had a little bit of drizzle. that's since cleared out. say it again tomorrow morning and then we'll see everything clearing out as temperatures warm up heading toward the end of the week. look at the valley temperatures. enjoy this little bit of a break now. it is really going to heat up again over the next several days. i'll have a look ahead to the weekend forecast in about seven minutes. vianey is tracking some slow downs especially in the east bay. >> unfortunately, it looks like it's starting to back even more and all due to a crash right now along southbound 880 at tennyson road and looks like the lane is blocked and see the heavy delays out of the east bay so ump unfortunately if that's your commute, take off now. we have seen delays at the bridges. metering lights have been on since 5:20 or so.

westbound 80 towards the bay bridge 18 minutes and westbound 92 towards the san mateo bridge 18 minutes. a live look right now along 880 in oakland, we can see in the area not bad of traffic heading up here. we definitely start seeing more slowing up there. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. 6:31. following breaking news out of san francisco where police investigating a deadly early morning shooting. today in the bay pete suratos is in the mission district not far from a busy bart station to explain. what happened? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you in the newses room. just north of the 24th and mission bart station where an early morning shooting took place and an investigation is taking place. you have the police tape up. show you some scene video when it was a much more active scene this morning on 24th and mission. according to sfpd approximately 2:30 a.m. they responded to a

shooting call in of this bar. what they found was a male victim dead in from an apparent gunshot wound. we know that this place where the shooting took place, closes at 3:00 a.m. and the shooting took place just before closing time. as you can see here, the tape is still up in front of the area where this shooting took place an at that time no arrests have been made an we still don't know exactly the motive behind the shooting and if you have any information to help out with this case, contact sfpd. in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you so much, pete. also new this morning, not far from the scene of that homicide investigation, damage to a san francisco police cruiser. take a closer look there. this video just in to the newsroom. vandals throwing what appears to be a bathroom sink through the back window of the cruiser at 24th and mission. it's not clear at this point if the incident is connected to that nearby activity of the homicide investigation pete just showed us.

all new this morning, a wild high-speed chase as you can see from that video. night in the east bay. that was the scene in oakland where a man led law enforcement on a lengthy high-speed chase. >> bob redell is live in oakland to explain how it all came to an end even with applause, bob. >> reporter: oddly enough, good morning to you, laura and sam. that chase lasted around 90 minutes last night, hit speeds of 100 miles per hour here on streets of oakland and other parts of the east bay. opd tells you they started to chase this man, a driver at around 9:30 or 10:00 last night both opd and chp were involved in trying to catch this person. the pursuit led officers on market and west grand here in oakland. northbound 880 at marina and san leandro before law enforcement was finally able to stop the suspect around 11:00, 11:30 in

west oakland. and remarkably, that is the sound of an of people cheering as officers took the driver in  to custody. not clear why officers initiated this chase in the first place. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. 6:34. the parents 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 aquackic park last august. the baseball player going to high school in san mateo and playing college ball in stockton was playing pokemon go on his phone when someone quot him. now riley's parents are teaming up with a congresswoman to announce a $50,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case. just hope for closure for

the family. developing across the state, firefighters stretched to the limit this morning because of this. battling close to 20 separate wildfires across the state an as you can see it spans all of california, geographically. now, those fires have also forced thousands of people from their homes in northern and southern california. mandatory evacuations remain in effect at this moment in butte county where the fire brned almost four square miles of land and destroyed at least 17 strucks. now 25% contained. an exodus of evacuees caused traffic jams. >> came through the mobile home park last night. on the bullhorn telling everybody to mandatory to leave. >> further south now, three fires in santa barbara counties are also still burning. and outdoor was destroyed in one of the fires. conditions are supposed to improve in the area over the

next few days. and it is not just people who are impacted by the fires. an equine rescue center near the fire in butte county spent several days evacuating 78 horses. many abused an abandoned and can be difficult to get them to cooperate. the owner of that rescue center has been sleeping on an air mattress outside and near the animals because she doesn't want to use donations to the center to pay for a hotel room. >> my job is to protect them. and the fire, i've never gone through anything like this. it is just -- i can't imagine them with not being saved. >> as of yesterday, 15 horses were still at that rescue center. 6:36 right now. crews will soon begin work on a sinkhole. you may recall it opened more than a year ago. public works said red tape held up the work until now. are pairs are set to begin next week. the people who live in the area

aren't exact thrilled because that means more road closures, detours and delays. >> it was a hassle. you know? you don't know where you're going. they block it off and then you go, okay, what do i do now? you end up going through here an then you can't get out once you get in and go all the way around. >> at least ten to 15 more minutes if not more. rely heavily on my gps. >> it's a popular route. the work is expected to stretch in october. well, last week we brought you a story treats to help dogs stay calm in stressful situations such as fireworks. in that story, we erroneously implied that several treats by holistic hound in berkeley are the equivalent of marijuana for dogs. that's incorrect. it's industrial hemp and do not contain the properties found in marijuana. we regret the error. new at 6:37 and unfortunately chp issued a sig alert for parts of the east bay

and it looks like we have starting to see that backup, that crash along southbound 880. lanes are blocked and as of now no estimated time as to when it's cleared an you can see the backup is already definitely causing some headaches out on the roads. unfortunately, chp right now reported possible injuries in the crash and avoid the area. a sig alert has been issued at this hour. and a quick check right now of the drive times in the east bay an delays in the area southbound 880 from 348 to highway 4. a 22-minute delay and a live look in san jose and also seeing some slow also due to an additional crash as of right now, looks like that crash has been cleared off to the right-hand shoulder an may start to pick up and right now in san jose, also seeing bumper to bumper traffic. welcome to monday. >> yes. it is. sometimes hard to get motivated on a monday and looking forward to next weekend always seems to

do the trick. >> i think so. we are looking ahead to the week. hot again today. pretty much like we had over this past weekend and then look at this weekend's forecast. 98 degrees inland. you might want to head to somewhere like you're seeing in the background. moon bay. it is nice and much cooler. 75 degrees. the bay on sunday will be in the upper 80s so even those areas will be heating up and then for the inland valleys, up to 97 degrees so more sunshine and a wide range in temperatures. in napa valley on friday, we are up to 89 degrees and then 97 on saturday. sunday, not much better. 94 degrees. so if you want to head somewhere cooler like santa cruz, we will have some low 70s all weekend long. some breezy winds and some very nice temperatures. and then if you're making a road trip heading down to l.a. it will be in the upper 70s to low 80s with a lot of sunshine. we'll bring you back home and take a look at today's temperature trend for willow

glen coming up in three minutes, laura. >> looking forward to that. 6:39 right now. next on "today in the bay," a lot of questions remain this morning after the massive fire that erupted at a construction site in oakland. the reason federal investigators are headed to the scene today. plus, we are keeping a close eye on your market this is morning. dow jones industrial average dipped 17 points out of the gate to 21396. over on the nasdaq, a big gainer already as laura was just talking about, amazon prime day pushing up amazon stock and already up $9 a share at $987 per share. we are back with more news in two minutes. >> this stock on fire. here's a live look outside. definitely not a fire but a foggy scene outside the golden gate bridge this morning. a cool spot. nice retreat. we're watching "today in the bay." we'll be back in a few. who are these people?

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but already looks hot and hazy with a live look outside in san jose right now. 6:43. it is still nice and comfortable as of now. but our temperatures quickly warm up today. we are heading nearby to willow glen where already at lunchtime in the low 80s an then reaching into the mid-80s this afternoon. we're going to see more hot weather like this above average temperatures and then some 90s for the weekend. we'll take a look at that coming up at 6:49.

>> continuing to follow the sig alert for the east bay. 880 right before cutter road. seeing major delays out of that area. please go ahead and leave now if this is your early morning commute. later today, federal investigators are set to start work at the site of a burned out oakland building looking for the cause. you're looking right now at live pictures of what was once an apartment complex under construction. first brought you the four-alarm fire friday morning as breaking news and since then most of the 700 people forced to evacuate have been allowed to return but in a neighboring building still closed after glass and debris started to fall last night. new this morning, firefighters did manage to put out a small fire in san jose before it seriously damaged a home there. this happened after 1:00 this morning on mt. hamilton road. firefighters arrived there to find the fire in a planter outside the home.

they were able to limit the damage to just the landscaping. that fire's believed to have started from fireworks. richmond leaders this week ramp up discussions to annex north richmond which is mostly within richmond's bound ris. close to 4,000 people live there. for years there's talk about bringing the two-square-mile neighborhood into richmond's fold. tomorrow they receive the results of a feasibility study. san francisco, the city where jerry garcia grew up, is soon reportedly having a new plaque honoring the grateful dead founder. last year city leaders helped to install the first plaque in the city. well, now the examiner is reporting a second sidewalk plaque is going to be installed a few blocks away know another house where garcia once lived and mission and amazon. that plaque is expected to be installed by the end of next month. senate majority leader mcconnell is working to scrape

together the votes needed and might not get all the votes. he suggested he might instead work with democrats to shore up the 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. >> president trump would like a vote on the republican health care bill before congress breaks in two weeks. secretary of state rex tillerson is in this morning, as well, after making a first official visit to crane this weekend. we met with that country's president an he's now pushing for russia to make the first move to bring peace to eastern ukraine and the crimea peninsula and meeting with turkish president there. u.s./turkish relations have been tense mainly over washington support of kurds in syria. a sad summer story and authorities say a boy died

drowning on a family vacation over the weekend saturday morning at lake shasta near shasta caverns. family members on a houseboat. they couldn't locate the 7-year-old boy. searchers found him unresponsive in the water about 30 minutes later. happening today, do not be alarmed if you see smoke in the north bay. the pete law petaluma with a controlled burn today. take a look at new video just into the newsroom showing a man avoiding a bull at the festival in spain. did you see it there? he just flipped over the back of that charging bull. winning applause from spectators. videos of the meat posted on instagram on the second day of the annual festival. five people including four americans have been gored since the run started on friday. in the bull runs, hundreds of people test bravery and speed as they try to dash through the

streets with the bulls in hot pursuit. >> over the front of the bull, missed the horns and locks like he is kicked on the way back done. >> got to be careful. >> are you sure you want to this? >> i do. a colorado teenager talking about the camping trip that's a brush with death waking up to find the head in the jaws of a bear. >> i don't want to camp, though. this is yesterday morning and the man says he woke up to a crunching sound. it was actually his own skull in the mouth of a bear. the bear was trying to drag him from his sleeping bag as he camped outside boulder. >> i thought i was dreaming for a second. this isn't a dream. it hurts too bad to be a dream. >> nightmare. a teenager punched it and hit the ber and nearby campers yelled and screamed. the bear dragged him 12 feet and left. doctors yesterday placed nine staples in his skull. he is expected to fully recover. what a story, though, to tell. >> yeah. that's one that will be passed down from generation to generation.

if i were going camping, all about the wildlife and the bears but bring a bear guard. >> if i was going camping, i'd do it at at&t park like the folks out there this morning. avoid the animals altogether. some sea gulls. we are going to have some great weather for especially hanging out around the coastline and in san francisco, but the inland areas we will have another hot day. take a look at this cool view of the castro looking toward downtown and toward the financial district seeing a few of those clouds still rolling by. it is 55 degrees. santa rosa also has a beautiful start and looking at some of the vin yaf vineyards there and from berkeley, a view of berkeley across the bay. 56 degrees and take a look at this 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. it is going to be heating up again this weekend. we are coming off of a hot week. we are going to be up to 91 degrees in santa rosa. concord 90 degrees and san jose

up to 86. palo alto, 79 degrees so you're getting ready for the day, another great day for wearing something lightweight, light colored, breathable to keep you cool and a great beach day to head on out the door and find the nearest pool. it will be hot in the tri-valley an this is where you're going golfing today, you want to make sure you're heading out early. we start out at 66 degrees at 9:00. and then already by noontime at 78 degrees and then temperatures continue to go up from there. into up thor 80s by early afternoon and the temperatures ramping up quickly. somewhere nice and cool along the peninsula and the spotlight, half moon bay, we will have some patchy fog to start but it stays cool throughout the day with highs reaching into the upper 50s the lower 60s. and as we take a live look outside in heavenly for the first time i'm actually able to see the dirt there so the snow continues to melt.

and it's still beautiful there with some comfortable temperatures reaching into the low 80s and mostly sunny skies over the next few days. lucky you having plans to head to the sierra. we are going to have temperatures heating up here. look at the weekend forecast. san francisco after a week in the mid-60s, we'll head into the upper 70s by sunday. and for the inland valleys, up to 98 degrees on saturday. it is going to be ramping up fairly quickly after a little bit of a break on wednesday. heading over to vianey, you said the east bay is really a mess. >> east bay, unfortunately, is definitely going through it at that hour. seeing not one or two but three accidents along 880 and chp issued a sig alert 20, 30 minutes ago for a crash along southbound 880 right before dakota. lanes are blocked in the area. went from one lane blocked to possibly three lanes blocked and slowing along the northbound to

kind of look over in that area so definitely a traffic hazard and the backup continues all the way. basically along the stretch of 880, unfortunately looks like we are still seeing a couple of lanes blocked near tennyson road and lanes blocked and then seeing additional traffic collision that just happened. so definitely major delays. look at this. southbound 880, 43 minutes delays. northbound 238 from 580 to 880 is probably the best bet at two minutes so if you do have to get out there early this morning for the east bay northbound and southbound showing major slowing at this hour. head out now. i'll send things back to you. >> get a head start there. thank you. up next, a quick look at the top stories that includes the breaking news coverage of a deadly shooting in san francisco. the investigation now deepens into a killing steps away from a

busy bart station. happening now, developing news on the war against isis. iraqi forces are pushing to retake the last patch of ground in mosul. officials believe hundreds of isis fighters remain inside the neighborhood and using the families as human shields. six female afghanistan students hoping to compete in a robotics competition here in the u.s. will now have to watch it online. u.s. state department has denied their visas twice but have not said why the visas were denied. we'll be back with more news in a few. in the bay...

6:56 on the monday morning. before you head out the door, top stories we're working on today. >> we start right now with breaking news in san francisco's mission district where a person was shot and killed overnight. you see the crime scene tape there. active scene this morning. that shooting at 2:30 near 24th and mission right steps away from the bart station. police say the victim died at the scene. so far there are no arrests or any suspect information. new this morning, a dramatic high-speed chase through city streets and highways in oakland. cameras rolling as the driver went through streets at 100 miles per hour. it all started about 10:00 last night. lasted for about 90 minutes. oakland police and chp officers

chased that driver and ended in west oakland where a crowd of people watched officers arrest that driver. they actually started cheering as the suspect was taken into custody. live to the san jose police department this morning where police are still looking for a woman who stabbed and killed a man. it happened yesterday morning at a home on second street near downtown san jose. a neighbor said they had seen an angry woman throwing something out of a window of the same house last week. police have not identified the man killed a enl not releasing a description of the woman they're looking for. later today, we could learn some new details of a sex scandal that continues to shape policy and impact the oakland police department. a federal judge summoned lawyers of the city of oakland to court today for a report of the scandal and found fault with the mayor, former police chief and other top officials linked to the investigation. a group of civil rights lawyers is urging the judge to hold the

city and police officials in contempt of court which could mean fines for oakland. coming up next on the "today" show what president trump is saying about his meeting with vladimir putin and why his son is under fire for his meeting with the lawyer with ties to the kremlin. and a live look outside right now. downtown palo alto. people getting out and about this morning. waking up to cooler conditions and tracking a warm-up this week. >> and happening now, the giant slumber party at at&t park this morning. tents lining the field. live look at the ballpark as people camp out for the annual event. locks like the sun is upon them there. at least half of the field. got to watch out for the seagulls. >> yes. >> be careful what food you bring. we know what they like to do out there. >> looks like -- >> victimized. >> very nice. starting out for all of us. we keep the temperatures cool. we are seeing the fog and the drizzle kind of hanging around

san francisco today and tomorrow and then it clears out toward theened of the and then see the temperatures going up, too. inland valleys will have a fairly cool start, i guess we can say cool compared to the weekend and coolest day on wednesday but then check out the weekend. 98 degrees. >> all right. vianey is in for mike today with a look at the morning commute. problem in the east bay? >> you're off to a very rough start. look at that delay. southbound 880 is dealing with three crashes. all unrelated different stretches of 880 and there was a sig alert issued. and it looks like three lanes are blocked in this area which is why chp issued a sig alert. unfortunately looks like it's an accident of injuries so we are not quite sure that will be cleared out so if this is your early morning commute, seeing deleis along the northbound side of 880 and probably because they're stopping to kind of look over and definitely traffic has. be careful in the area. >> when you attach sound effects

like ay yi yi that's a really bad traffic situation? okay. thank you. >> that's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back in a half an hour. good morning. looking for dirt. donald trump jr. . he met with a russian who claimed to have information on hillary clinton during the campaign. why his story changed so dramatically over the weekend. and the president appears to distance himself from his own idea to form a cyber security unit with vladimir putin after fellow republicans line up to mock it. >> it is not the dumbest idea i've ever heard but pretty close. >> dead on arrival. returning to work with senate republicans still at odds over their own health care bill. >> my view is it is probably going to be dead but i've been wrong.